TangerineToffee
Player Valuation: £10m
Maudlin is the word. Possibly with mawkish thrown into the equation. Did the Toffees get turned over by the old enemy that day. That could explain it
Maudlin is the word. Possibly with mawkish thrown into the equation. Did the Toffees get turned over by the old enemy that day. That could explain it
Yep I agree but for some reason after that Inter Milan game we played cup ties in white .....My older brother stated it was a shock when we ran out in white in that Inter Milan game .......
Look at the 1964 to 1966 photos in the cup - our players in that white lit regardless of the opposition team colours....then we went to that great blue short amber kit away - the very beginning I suppose of the kit system that has gone bonkers today... for all clubs..... in our day it was not a big money kit earner as it is now a rip off.....
TangerineToffee
Player Valuation: £10m
The final in 66 both sides played in white shorts. How does that figure in these rather strange and mixed up rules and explanations from way back when?
Everton midfielder Peter Reid holding off a Southampton player during a 2-2 draw at Goodison Park in 1984 -
Our 2nd kit in the very early 1960s Alex Parker & the GV show them off -
Sharpy reckoned this guy did his knees in waiting for a cross 
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Peter Beagrie- Everton -
-Peter Beagrie- Everton -
Norwich flashback, 1987: Having missed the chance to win the title at Goodison following a goalless draw with Man City, the Blues travelled to Carrow Road on Easter Monday knowing a win would seal a second championship in three years and Pat van den Hauwe's first minute strike proved enough to spark the celebrations for Howard Kendall's men. -
26th May 1985. Everton's Trevor Steven crosses the ball as Coventry City defender Stuart Pearce moves in to tackle him during their match at Highfield Road, Coventry's Brian Kilcline and Everton's Graeme Sharp look on in a 4-1 defeat for us -
1976- we all thought this local lad from Whiston was going to make the grade as a very good winger -
Bob Latchford first goal against Crystal Palace at Goodison 1980-81-
Everton v Crystal Palace 1971-72 FA Cup replay in which we won 3-2 -
