Old Everton Pictures

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Everton 2 Burnley 1 in Nov 1969 at Goodison Park. John Hurst jumps for the ball as Joe Royle looks on -

 

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Everton 1 West Ham 1 in Dec 1962 at Goodison Park. Jim Standen saves from Roy Vernon - the GV on by to pounce too -

 

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15th November 1969. Everton and England centre half Brian Labone is forced to bring down Chelsea's Peter Osgood, at Stamford Bridge as Hursty looks on -in a 1-1 draw away -

 

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Dr France with Alex Young the GV at Goodison Park -

 

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Everton 3 Leeds Utd 2 in Sept 1974 at Goodison Park. Martin Dobson fires his free kick into the Leeds wall -

 

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Everton 2 Chelsea 1 in May 1968 at Goodison Park. Joe Royle heads Everton in front -

 

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Everton 2 Man City 0 in Nov 1974 at Goodison Park. Action from the game.-

 

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23rd November 1968. Everton winger Jimmy Husband trying to out think Norman Hunter, at Elland Road watching his legs are still in one piece afterwards in a 2-1 defeat for us - I think I was there -

 

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Dixie Dean what a goal scoring record chart below -

 

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26th February 1966. Everton centre forward Fred Boomer Pickering in action against Chelsea, at Stamford Bridge in a 2-1 win for us - in our then away kit -

 

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Westy -

 

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The Catt - the disciplinarian -

 

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23rd November 1968. Everton winger Jimmy Husband trying to out think Norman Hunter, at Elland Road watching his legs are still in one piece afterwards in a 2-1 defeat for us - I think I was there -
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Semi final?
Leeds blue socks?

 

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Me to, iirc once it got to N London, because Euston is a dead end it went all round the world, along the railway equivalent of, down entries, through hedges, over fences, shoot down here, nip over there, right magical mystery tour.

Top work by the schedulers and signalmen, no computers in those days.. I'm imagining a big room like the battle of Britain, young ladies with big sticks shoving little engines about on a big white table with stirring music in the background, probably by Elgar, Britten or Walton.

and Sam Kydd will be in there somewhere, he was always in that sort of thing.

You are probably right about Sam kydd but I am pretty sure Casey Jones was up top driving the engine.