Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

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[Joey66]

Dave Hickson outside the official the other lots entrance, pictured with Bob Paisley and director Tom Williams, after signing from Everton in 1959 - this caused uproar from the blues fans - similar to what happened recently - Blues in their thousands went to his debut Hickson scored 2 in a win we got stuffed away - Everton that -

 

[Bluerover]

Dave Hickson outside the official the other lots entrance, pictured with Bob Paisley and director Tom Williams, after signing from Everton in 1959 - this caused uproar from the blues fans - similar to what happened recently - Blues in their thousands went to his debut Hickson scored 2 in a win we got stuffed away - Everton that -

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Ah.....but he came back to Canaan!

 

[bcblue1878]

Bally -

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And Clive Thomas’s mate (not!) - Bryan Hamilton

 

[Joey66]

Ah.....but he came back to Canaan!

My late father went to his debut at anfield thousands of blue fans there the locals were miffed - my late father loved Hickson the way he led the line for us .....

 

[Joey66]

3rd February 1979. Everton goalkeeper George Wood dives through the snow to stop Wolves Kenny Hibbitt from scoring -in a 1-0 defeat foir us -

 

[Joey66]

Crystal palace v Everton 1971-72 - for @Alan Whittle

 

[Joey66]

For @Alan Whittle again - 25th September 1971; Everton goalkeeper Gordon West's shock loss of form continued his error almost led to a goal by Crystal Palace centre forward Gerry Queen, at Selhurst Park in a 3-1 win for EFC - sorry you were robbed today -

 

[sam domingo]

3rd February 1979. Everton goalkeeper George Wood dives through the snow to stop Wolves Kenny Hibbitt from scoring -in a 1-0 defeat foir us -

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Talking of Everton games in the snow,43 years ago today! I was only 9 and listened on the radio but I remember my dad going on a minibus from our estate and getting back home after a journey of maybe 25 miles around 5 hours after it was abandoned(unless he stopped somewhere on way back!).

Bolton A Everton A in Jan 1978 at Burnden Park. Match abandoned at half time with the score at 1-1. It was so white with snow B… | Everton, Bolton, Bolton wanderers

Apr 6, 2017 - Bolton A Everton A in Jan 1978 at Burnden Park. Match abandoned at half time with the score at 1-1. It was so white with snow Bolton wore their away red shirt #Div1

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[sam domingo]

Talking of Everton games in the snow,43 years ago today! I was only 9 and listened on the radio but I remember my dad going on a minibus from our estate and getting back home after a journey of maybe 25 miles around 5 hours after it was abandoned(unless he stopped somewhere on way back!).

Bolton A Everton A in Jan 1978 at Burnden Park. Match abandoned at half time with the score at 1-1. It was so white with snow B… | Everton, Bolton, Bolton wanderers

Apr 6, 2017 - Bolton A Everton A in Jan 1978 at Burnden Park. Match abandoned at half time with the score at 1-1. It was so white with snow Bolton wore their away red shirt #Div1

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They've got the year wrong on this,it was definitely 1979.

 

[Joey66]

They've got the year wrong on this,it was definitely 1979.

The caption mistakes are too many to mention in many photos ......

 

[John BCN]

They've got the year wrong on this,it was definitely 1979.

Yes definitely 1st January 1979. Your dad must have stopped off somewhere. We went in the car and we were home by 6pm...

 

[StuBarlow]

For @Alan Whittle again - 25th September 1971; Everton goalkeeper Gordon West's shock loss of form continued his error almost led to a goal by Crystal Palace centre forward Gerry Queen, at Selhurst Park in a 3-1 win for EFC - sorry you were robbed today -

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If you look closely you can see @davek noshing Kenwright in the boys pen.

 

[Joey66]

If you look closely you can see @davek noshing Kenwright in the boys pen.

Boys pen not n view ....

 

[alan ball]

60 years ago, today, a TV series, whose theme tune has become synonymous with the Toffees, debuted. Z-Cars, episode 1 of 801, was screened on 2 January 1962. By the autumn, the theme tune was being played often at Goodison.