Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Alan Whittle scores our second at Anfield, 21 March 1970

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What a performance that was stood n the Spoon Kop with thousands of blues fans .......the anfield for end chanting - Champions non stop. In the 2nd half ... A 2-0 win at a canter with the Holy Trinity in complete charge - though John Hurst was my MOTM......

 

[Major Gowen]

 

[Major Gowen]

The Mick Lyons derby goal that wasn't - disallowed for flying higher than Alec "The Turkey" Lindsay, or similar nonsense - 8 December 1973

 

[Major Gowen]

Steve Perryman deflects a John Connolly shot past Pat Jennings, 3 November 1973

 

[donny]

The Mick Lyons derby goal that wasn't - disallowed for flying higher than Alec "The Turkey" Lindsay, or similar nonsense - 8 December 1973

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Went to that game,perfectly good goal disgraceful decision.Big Mick gave everything for Everton with little reward for his efforts.

 

[edge]

Steve Perryman deflects a John Connolly shot past Pat Jennings, 3 November 1973

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Pat Jenkins was one of my all time heroes from opposition teams, what a keeper, favourite trick of catching crosses with one hand.
Loved watching him

 

[Major Gowen]

Latchford, 1-0

 

[Major Gowen]

Pat Jenkins was one of my all time heroes from opposition teams, what a keeper, favourite trick of catching crosses with one hand.
Loved watching him

He was a great keeper, but my personal favourite among oppo keepers was Sunderland's Jim Montgomery.

 

[Major Gowen]

The Mick Lyons derby goal that wasn't - disallowed for flying higher than Alec "The Turkey" Lindsay, or similar nonsense - 8 December 1973

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A year on, at the November 1974 derby at the Old Lady, there was banner proclaiming "Lindsay Is A Turkey." Anyone got a photo?

 

[degsy]

We tend to assess players by their performances & participation in successful sides. Howard Kendall's form in the dire season 1972-73 exposes the folly of that view. He was magnificent, as the below editorial from The Evertonian reminded readers.

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Kendall for us and Best (by then playing as a false No.9 or a No.10 ) for United, basically kept both their repective teams out of relegation trouble, as soon as Best quit, down they went.

 

[Major Gowen]

Buckley & Hurst get the goals that beat Manchester City, 26 December 1973

 

[Major Gowen]

Joe Royle's brace against Leeds, 30 August 1969

 

[Joey66]

Everton Xmas programme cover from 18 years ago. But who is the Santa goalie?

 

[Major Gowen]

Great atmosphere, 1-1, thought we'd blown it for the second leg. In fact, we waited until the final to blow it completely.

 

[Major Gowen]

Was the wunderkind Murray any good? Marine's programme cover for the Liverpool Senior Cup 2nd round tie, 28 February 1978