Old Everton Pictures

[April1970]

The 1953 final should have been Everton v Blackpool instead of Bolton. A cruel penalty miss cost us the chance of a first FA Cup Final in 20 years - we were under dogs in the old Division 2 -

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It would have been interesting to see an Everton vs Blackpool focal; would it still have been Matthews’ Match?

 

[Joey66]

It would have been interesting to see an Everton vs Blackpool focal; would it still have been Matthews’ Match?

No Mathew's final imo

 

[Dario Terracotta]

It would have been interesting to see an Everton vs Blackpool focal; would it still have been Matthews’ Match?

My old fella went,4-0 down at half time,we got a penalty, Tommy Clinton missed,we then got back to 4-3 Everton that!!

 

[BigMick]

Gordon Lee instead of congratulating Duncan for the goal below which won us the game - Duncan reckons he rollicked him - he was dropped him a lot unnecessary according to Duncan - lol -

Love Duncan but I don't necessarily believe all his after-dinner tales Joey

 

[Marc bolan]

Love Duncan but I don't necessarily believe all his after-dinner tales Joey

Jumping over a mini was one of is party pieces

 

[alan ball]

Ron Yeats (Liverpool) and Alex Young (Everton). 1960's.

 

[Joey66]

28th January 1967. Burnley centre forward Andy Lochhead, and Everton goalkeeper Gordon West call for help following a collision between Frank Casper and Ray Wilson on a muddy Turf Moor in a FA Cup 3rd Round tie - in a 0-0 draw with the blues winning the replay to go through to the next round -

 

[Joey66]

What a winger this guy was - Moggsy -for @Dario Terracotta & co -]

 

[Joey66]

Ray Wilson - a world-class left back for us -

 

[Joey66]

Fred Pickering scores the first v Bedford on our way to Wembley - 1966 - Fred was a goal machine for us left out in the final a knee problem -

 

[Joey66]

Roger Kenyon - for @TangerineToffee & co -

 

[Joey66]

The Maestro -

 

[Joey66]

Two EFC players at different eras -Bally, & Dave Clements - For @Eggs & co -

 

[Joey66]

Hursty leaves his elbow in not in a bad way but just to show who is boss - & he was boss -

 

[Joey66]

For @Alanbileysfeathercut & co -

1974 - Bob Latchford scores to earn a 1-1 draw notice Joe Royle - they seldom played upfront, as Joe was later sold to Man City - too early IMO he and the latch only played a handful of games together -