Old Everton Pictures

[BigMick]

Is this the famous Husband volley the best ever? goal? Its says Chelsea at home 1971?
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You can just see Bally on the right of the picture - he crossed the ball for Jimmy.

 

[mrb85]

That offside goal v Inter Milan -

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There's a minute or two of this game caught on tape somewhere. Vernon was a yard onside. Inter players clearly weren't disputing it.
That said Inter were the better side. So difficult to get through their defence (makes Carlo's current tactics look like all out attack).

 

[TangerineToffee]

I see Dan Gosling popped up on the last day of transfer inaction! Didn't know he was still around actually. Watford his next stop. Another who played for the Tangerines and the Toffees. Only a dozen games or so on loan from Newcastle but scored a couple.

 

[bcblue1878]

At White Hart Lane -

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Or is it Elland Road Joey?

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Bally following big Joes winner in the cup at Southport 1968.

 

[Joey66]

Or is it Elland Road Joey?

Yes your correct

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

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Woking’s Tim Buzaglo in pre season training in August 1992 wearing the matchday shirt that Kevin Ratcliffe presented to him after the Cards FA Cup 4th Rd tie at Goodison Park in January 1991

Iirc he got off the team coach wearing his Everton hat and got a bit to stuck in on the pitch?

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

I see Dan Gosling popped up on the last day of transfer inaction! Didn't know he was still around actually. Watford his next stop. Another who played for the Tangerines and the Toffees. Only a dozen games or so on loan from Newcastle but scored a couple.

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Lescott and Cahill, brilliant players.

 

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[Joey66]

Bally 1966 playing cricket with the England world cup squad -

 

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[Joey66]

Mick Lyons dives over Norman Hunters bot to score -

 

[Joey66]

Bally -

 

[Joey66]

Joe dives over the advancing Joe Corrigan v City as Bally & Hursty look on -