Old Everton Pictures

[TangerineToffee]

I wish we had never heard of the name particularly the DOF .....-
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Can't say I blame you on either count Joey. Mickey was simply out of his depth at Everton. Good for BFC in the second division. Lots of goals including of course that GOTS smasher without which he may not have left the seaside. His brother didn't do the Blues any favours whilst taking huge wages. The Vardy buy for Leicester by Walsh has a Tangerine tint to it. Holloway approached the Cods for him in 2011 and was told £1million would get him. On asking Karl Oyston, flush with the premier league millions, for the funds he was given short shrift. No way. So Jaime went on his way to glory whilst the Oystons were ultimately driven out the club

 

[Joey66]

What a player this fella was -

 

[Joey66]

A great photo of Bally -

 

[Joey66]

Superb image of George Wood, Everton (1977-80)-

 

[TangerineToffee]

For @TangerineToffee Bally on his way back to his first club Blackpool -
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Didn't work out on the return for the Tangerine Toffee and England legend. Managing is a hard school for first timers and Bally flopped. Blotted his copybook with some Seasiders fans as after only 1 year he was sacked and a little while later the club were relegated to Div 4 for the first time in their illustrious history. His legacy as a player though will never tarnish

 

[Joey66]

Duncan Mackenzie aged 70 this year -

 

[Joey66]

Zany image of Everton’s Duncan McKenzie & Liverpool’s Ray Clemence fooling around with a mic and a pair of headphones -

 

[Joey66]

HK -

 

[Joey66]

Bally at Windsor Park -

 

[Joey66]

Yes we actually signed Bernie the Bolt -

 

[TangerineToffee]

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No mention of Joe's honour as a First Division championship winner in 69/70

 

[Joey66]

The late great Mick Buckley, Everton (1971-78) -sadly died an alcoholic -

 

[Joey66]

Henry Newton, Everton (1970-73) -

 

[BigMick]

For @BigMick-
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One of many shocking decisions we've had against them. Says it was disallowed for offside but I understood it was for Mick supposedly climbing on Lindsay. That was the game where Dave Clements, 'vigorous' challenge had Keegan hobbling off after about 5 minutes. He came back on but soon had to be substituted. Their winning goal came from the shin of Alan Waddle, probably the only one he scored for them, not long after Mick's disallowed goal.

 

[roy vernon]

I went in the boys pen in the late 1950's and dont remember any of that sort of stuff and never felt unsafe.

Things must have gone downhill quickly then between then and 1962 when I started going, because it was no bed of roses then.