Old Everton Pictures

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Yard Dog Ron Yeats of Liverpool and Alex Young of Everton on international duty -The GV stated he was friendly with him until he arrived over the park & kicked lumps out of the GV -

 

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1984 Kevin Ratcliffe -

 

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Mick Lyon's scoring against West Brom 1981-82 - in a 1-00 win - Alan Biley looks on for @Alanbileysfeathercut -

 

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The former Everton manager Howard Kendall, who guided the club to league championships in 1984-85 and 1986-87, has died at the age of 69. Kendall played more than 200 times for the club as a player, winning the title in 1969-70 as part of the famous ‘Holy Trinity’ along with Alan Ball and Colin Harvey, and in his six years as manager between 1981 and 1987 the club won the FA Cup and the Cup Winners’ Cup in addition to those to two league titles -

 

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Andy King -

 

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Yard Dog Yeats shakes hands with Royson Vernon -

 

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The Holy Trinity with four legs -

 

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18th February 1967. Everton inside forward Alan Ball confronted by Wolves centre half -- in the away Fa cup tie Bally scored a late pen , but Westy saved us - we won the replay -

 

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Yard Dog Yeats shakes hands with Royson Vernon -

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That's the first kit I ever associated with the dark side. A few years later because of circumstances in a European tie, they ended up having to play in all red. Shanks thought it made them look more formidable so elected to keep it.

 

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22 August 1962 Alex Young, the GV - volleys the ball past Gaskell to open the scoring in a 3-1 defeat of United -

 

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25th January 1969 Joe Royle sweeps home a cross from Johnny Morrissey to open the scoring the in F A Cup fourth round tie with Coventry in a 2-0 win -

 

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That's the first kit I ever associated with the dark side. A few years later because of circumstances in a European tie, they ended up having to play in all red. Shanks thought it made them look more formidable so elected to keep it.

For some reason, I thought it was the '65 F A Cup final that persuaded them to change it. But I'm usually wrong about everything anyway!