Old Everton Pictures

[Major Gowen]

Second prize was a pair of season tickets

 

[AndyKing58]

1982/83 squad. The start of a golden era but not without bumps in the road as is the Everton way.

 

[Major Gowen]

14 December 1974 - a classic Latchford finish at the Baseball Ground

 

[Major Gowen]

John Hurst's goal in 2-0 win at Leicester, 7 December 1974

 

[Major Gowen]

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As this man's career was terminated, Don Revie, among others, was scooting around the fledgling motorway network of Britain dishing out the big, brown envelopes. Amazingly, no one in authority knew or cared enough to act.

 

[edge]

14 December 1974 - a classic Latchford finish at the Baseball Ground

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Used to have the programme for that game signed by big Bob, met him and the rest of the team in the services on the way home
it was a big old newspaper size one full of pictures of Derby in Europe, gave them all to my niece years a go.
Think she still has them.
Bloody hell was 12/13 then, what was my mum. Thinking of letting me go away games those days with my cousin who was a year younger, saying that first away game on my own
I was.10.
Now total apathy towards the club most of the time.

 

[ManxBrian]

John Hurst's goal in 2-0 win at Leicester, 7 December 1974

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I have a blurred copy of this photo in my collection, taken from a poor copy in the Post/Echo at the Liverpool Library. This is far superior. Thanks for posting.

 

[Major Gowen]

From the programme for the Friday night game with Burnley, 4 April 1975

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

The famous standing Gwadys Street End -

 

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[Joey66]

Everton 1 Birmingham 1 in Nov 1980 at Goodison Park -

 

[Major Gowen]

Bob Latchford again does the business, this time in the Friday night draw with Burnley on 4 April 1975. Th result temporarily restored us to the top of the table, but was a crucial point dropped.

 

[Major Gowen]

Gary Jones' goal in the 2-1 FA Cup defeat at the Baseball Ground, 3 January 1976

 

[Major Gowen]

Used to have the programme for that game signed by big Bob, met him and the rest of the team in the services on the way home
it was a big old newspaper size one full of pictures of Derby in Europe, gave them all to my niece years a go.
Think she still has them.
Bloody hell was 12/13 then, what was my mum. Thinking of letting me go away games those days with my cousin who was a year younger, saying that first away game on my own
I was.10.
Now total apathy towards the club most of the time.

You speak for a lot of us, Edge.