Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

 

[The Trinity.]

Keven Sheedy - Andy Gray - Trevor Stephen - enjoying themselves on flight -


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Those were the days my friends.. We'd thought they'd never end.
When we just went out and mainly beat the teams that we were supposed to beat. No sloppy defeats to the likes of Watford.....Burnley....Norwich.....Brighton. We all expected Everton back then to win. And they mainly did. No nonsense.
Great team.......great stuff. Lucky to have seen it and lived through it all.
Just hope that younger supporters will see something similar someday.

 

[TangerineToffee]

Colin Harvey takes on Blackpool's Jimmy Armfield -

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Often got a boiling cup of Bovril from the Blue Cabin.
Sir Jim looking smart In that classy kit and gurns at Harvey and he leaves the ball behind. That's the 70/71 game which the Toffees won somehow

 

[Joey66]

In December 1984, here’s a sad image from the same day. Adrian Heath due for an England call up - is helped off the pitch by John Clinkard after his knee injury (would be stretchered off now). Peter Reid later exacted retribution on Brian Marwood -

 

[Joey66]

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Everton squad dinner, 1949-style. I suspect that the fare served at the Finch Farm canteen is somewhat different. Lots of familiar faces there: Farrell, Eglington, Jones, Sagar, Watson, Lello…etc - notice the posh venue -

 

[Joey66]

Dave Hickson on camera doing a clip -

 

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Trevor Steven pictured in action up against Steve Walford West Ham United during the League Division One match at Upton Park 2nd November 1985 in a 2-1 defeat for us -

 

[Joey66]

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Bob Latchford sets off in celebration after scoring v Queens Park Rangers during the League Division One game at Loftus Road, 21st August 1976 in a 4-0 win - The Latch scoring a brace of goals for us -

 

[Joey66]

 

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A holiday campfor tuson Delph etc -

 

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Jimmy Husband - boy this winger was fast plus he scored a few goals too -

 

[Joey66]

Jimmy Husband came via our youth system bought from Newcastle -

 

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Jimmy Husband ("Skippy") - a Newcastle lad who came through Everton's youth system. League Championship winner in 1969/70. Later played for Luton and in USA -

 

[Joey66]

Did 1960s Everton FC ace Jimmy Husband score Goodison’s greatest ever goal? -

 

[TangerineToffee]

https://twitter.com/robsawyer70
Everton squad dinner, 1949-style. I suspect that the fare served at the Finch Farm canteen is somewhat different. Lots of familiar faces there: Farrell, Eglington, Jones, Sagar, Watson, Lello…etc - notice the posh venue -


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Is that Florence Nightingale on duty in case any of the players took ill lol