Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

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No thanks -

 

[Joey66]

25th August 1962 Although Roy Vernon's close range shot strikes Sheffield Wednesday keeper, Ron Springett, it carries enough power to cross the line for his second goal -in a 4-1 win for the blues -

 

[Joey66]

2nd September 1972 Joe Royle pounces to score from close range after West Brom keeper, Peter Latchford failed to hold a shot from Colin Harvey - in a 1-0 win for the blues -

 

[jaycee]

 

[cwright75]

 

[cwright75]

 

[TangerineToffee]

What a mullet Alan Biley -
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There are some who might replace the two Ls with two Ps. Not me of course or a certain other poster on here lol

 

[TangerineToffee]

3rd March 1984 Alan Harper beats Bruce Grobelaar in the Goodison derby match in a 1-1 draw -
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Look at the phoney anguish on fixer Gobbelots face as he pretends to try and save that shot. Even I could save an Alan Harper shot lol

 

[TangerineToffee]

27th April 1985 Derek Mountfield goes low on his hands and knees to head home against Norwich in a 3-0 win -
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Was taking lessons off Andy Gray on the art of ground headers

 

[Joey66]

19th September 1987 Wayne Clarke opens the scoring with a header after Manchester United keeper, Gary Walsh, failed to clear a cross from Trevor Steven in a 2-1 win for the blues -

 

[Eggs]

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...looks like the Youth team taking the FA Cup & Charity Shield around, Ian Marshall, Rob Wakenshaw, Stuart Rimmer. Possibly the start of the 1985/86 season.

 

[Joey66]

3rd November 1987 Graeme Sharp rises to meet a flighted free kick from Ian Snodin and head his first at Southampton -

 

[TangerineToffee]

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Ian Marshall who ended up at the Tangerines about 20 years after this photo. His last game was the LDV Vans final at the Millennium and we won. Great way to call time on his career.

 

[Joey66]

27th January 1988 Graeme Sharp heads home to complete a hat trick against Sheffield Wednesday - in a 5-1 win -

 

[alan ball]