Old Everton Pictures

[The Trinity.]

Everton squad pose for a group photograph. Back row left to right: Sandy Brown, Harry Bennett, Andy Rankin, Geoff Barnett, Gordon West, Roger Kenyon, Frank Thornton and Terry Owen. Third Row: T Eggleston, T Watson (trainer), Fred Pickering, Frank Darcy, Derek Smith, John Hurst, Jimmy Husband, Bill Brindle, Howard Kendall, Alan Ball, Joe Royle and A Proudler (trainer). Second row: Derek Temple, Alex Scott, John Morrisey, manager Harry Catterick, Ray Wilson, Colin Harvey, Tommy Wright and Mike Trebilcock. Front row: Brian Labone, Aiden Maher, David Turner, Alex Wallace, Arthur Styles, Gerard Glover, Gerald Humphreys and Alex Young. August 1967 -
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great team photo. Don't think I've seen this one before. Didn't know Arthur Styles was with Everton back in 1967........great photo.......

 

[The Trinity.]

As I've said before......you guys have some great photos and memorabilia.
some of those programmes can command a decent price. Especially the war years programmes. Although I know that the value is not important to you guys.
I thought that I have a decent collection of Everton memorabilia. I've nothing compared to the collection on here. So once again from me.......great stuff.

 

[alan ball]

 

[Eggs]

who's the guy in the back ground.......with hands on hips. Looks real involved.

...possibly Mick Jones.

 

[alan ball]

 

[mrb85]

Derek Temple, scorer of the winning goal in the 1966 Cup Final, pictured with the shirt he wore on that day-
He donated it to the auction for the Alder Hey Children's Hospital - it went for £2,500-
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Can't believe anyone would give their cup final shirt away, for any reason. Especially if the owner had scored a winning goal. What a gesture.

 

[mrb85]

Snow laden Goodison park -
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"Could have sworn the game was today...."

 

[mrb85]

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Eusebio playing at his favourite ground.

 

[degsy]

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Jimmy Gauld - there's a name that will...or should, go down in infamy.
Turned stoolie and virtually 'agent provocateur' for the People sunday paper and the cops in The Tony Kay case to save his own miserable skin.
How that ever stood up in court I'll never know
*spits

 

[Joey66]

Any one got the two pictures from the old everton history book
1 the toffee lady walking round the pitch
2 the street end clapping the team out. Love too see them again @alan ball

Here's 4 for you

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

The Glawdys street standing only -

 

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[Joey66]

The Gladwys street in the 1980s with the caged in effect -