Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Garston Old Rd.
Ah, my long lost youth, Mike & Accie's chippy...well it was run by their Dad and Mum then, Fred's little shop, penny luccies, @anjelikaferrett

That firm had so many pick up points all over Merseyside it was a great service - Ronnie Hodge was a well known driver in our area - he was at one ground away where his coach windscreen had been smashed by home fans Leicester I think & he drove home with a sheet of plastic he had placed over the damage

 

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Bally with his best mate at Goodison after the World Cup -

 

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Leeds certainly new how to play Rugby -

 

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Mick Lyons certainly knew how to get up for the ball -

 

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Alex Young, the GV throws his arm around Colin Harvey at Burnden Park, 23rd April 1966 -

 

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Throwback image is, we believe, from 8th March 1950 at Burden Park. It shows Harry Catterick about to head home, the winner from a Ted Buckle cross. Everton beat Bolton 2-1. They finished the season in 18th place, a worry of relegation in 1951 -

 

[anjelikaferrett]

@degsy. My very first Saturday job was in Bennys cake shop on Garston Old Road. £3 a day. I was minted! Loved Mike and Accies chippy.

 

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27th years since we beat Bayern Munich -

 

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Andy Rankin, the Everton goalkeeper, saves from Hunt. Liverpool v Everton, final score, 4-0 to Everton. At the pit -19th September 1964 - we had an understrength side and Rankin had a great game - it was his inconsistency that let him down, but he did keep Westy out of the side when on good form -

 

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Andy was our King -