Old Everton Pictures

[bcblue1878]

FA Cup 3rd round 3rd Jan 1981 v Arsenal The blues won 2-0 an OG by Kenny Sansom who later joined us - is that Peter Eastoe bursting through -

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Joe McBride?

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Joe is 10 years older than.......Terry Butcher

 

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[scullhed]

Poor Big leaves the Lansdowne pitch having broken his leg/ankle vs Ireland back in 1986. Big Jacks first game in charge of Ireland -

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Lost us the double that year because of that pitch

 

[Joey66]

The Championship year held up in the big freeze - the Catt - team talk in training on a snow frozen pitch at Bellfield - with Frank Wignall Brian Harris - Labby - behind them Gabby Gabriel stood upright - no match games were played for approximately 3 & 1/2 months in 1962/63 title winning season -

 

[Joey66]

Dixie Dean memorabilia at Goodison he even held a boxing belt - a complete athlete in his day -

 

[Joey66]

Some of our trophies on display at Goodison -

 

[Joey66]

So unlucky to get the favourites and eventual winners of this trophy losing 1-0 on aggregate - a certain young Colin Harvey making his debut in the San Siro stadium, he never let us down - for @roy vernon & @royvernon39 & co -

 

[Joey66]

I saw Howard's debut - he had a shocker we got beat 1-0 - even I wondered what the Catt had gone in for this player when we had Gabby - The rest is History -

 

[Joey66]

Martin Dobson scoring - what an elegant midfielder he was for us in the 1970's team -

 

[Joey66]

Jumping Joe - the height he got was brilliant, plus the power of his headers - Dave Mackay looks on -

 

[Joey66]

Big Joe plus Hursty unseen attack the Derby defence -

 

[Joey66]

Beauty and the Beast..."Chopper" Harris v the GV, Stamford Bridge, September 1965 in a 3-1 defeat for us -

 

[Joey66]

The little General ex player Bobby Collins & Labby during the Battle of Goodison, November 1964 taken off the pitch as it turned into a Blood bath of a game - the title Dirty Leeds was born - & they were -

 

[Joey66]

8th October 1977 Bob Latchford dives to meet a cross from Andy King and power a header beyond Phil Parkes for his, and Everton's first goal at QPR -in a 5-1 away win for the Blues -
Dave Thomas was a big provider as a winger for the Latch - for @Alanbileysfeathercut & co -