Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Sandy Brown - not many players messed about with him - he played in most positions ,for us - a great character with a thunderous shot -

 

[larbert toffee]

Sandy Brown - not many players messed about with him - he played in most positions ,for us - a great character with a thunderous shot -

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Deffo an unsung hero, invaluable in the days of one sub.
Good looking lad as well.

 

[Eggs]

Deffo an unsung hero, invaluable in the days of one sub.
Good looking lad as well.

…only with his teeth in.

We’ve done well with that type of ‘utility’ player when you also think of Alan Harper and Kevin Richardson.

 

[Joey66]

…only with his teeth in.

We’ve done well with that type of ‘utility’ player when you also think of Alan Harper and Kevin Richardson.

Our first one man substitute John Hurst turned out well too......

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Many Blues fans class this as the turning point for HK & the Blues the Kevin Brock passback - to make it 2-2 near the end to force a replay - we never looked back - we went on a tremendous run of games -

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Chocker behind that goal.
Iirc we never got the whole end cos a previous team ,can't recall,never sold all their tickets.

 

[Joey66]

Bally always had a good game at Elland Road - never won there thpough ...-

 

[Joey66]

Having spent the first few years of their existence playing in a flat corner of Stanley Park and at Anfield, Everton finally moved into their current stadium in 1892 when the club -
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[Joey66]

Either Leeds captain Bobby Collins was an extra in Willow or Everton captain Brian Labone is an eight-foot giant. Either way, this photo was taken at Goodison in 1964 shortly after the referee ordered all players off the field for a five-minute cooling-off period following a spate of rash tackles and unsporting conduct – the first and only time such a decision has been made in English league football -

 

[Joey66]

Goodison Park in ’66, as seen looking from the Park End south toward the Gwladys Street Stand -

 

[Joey66]

Happy 82nd birthday to Blackrod-born Blue, Frank Wignall. Always a prolific striker, in 1963 Frank left Everton for Nottingham Forest, where he won 2 England caps. Also had spells at Wolves, Derby & Mansfield. He’s pictured here in 1961, flanked by Alex Parker & Alex Young the GV - -

 

[Joey66]

Leeds v Everton today. Here’s the two sides coming out of the tunnel -

 

[Street end man]

Goodison Park in ’66, as seen looking from the Park End south toward the Gwladys Street Stand -

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Isn't that looking from Gwladys street towards the park end Joey?

 

[Joey66]

Isn't that looking from Gwladys street towards the park end Joey?

Yes sure is ..... wrong caption again ...doh -

 

[TangerineToffee]

For @TangerineToffee -

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Firey Fred ha ha wasn't that Fred Trueman. Got more hat tricks in his career than the bowling Yorkshireman I would suggest

 

[PigNose1878]

Leeds v Everton today. Here’s the two sides coming out of the tunnel -

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Freddie Goodwin, Leeds player with broken leg.
He later managed Birmingham City and brokered the deal for Bob Latchford and Howard Kendall Archie Styles swap.