A part of the Holy Trinity - CH & HK - little did they know they would lead or great club 25 years later to even better glory -
Westy showing the rest of the team how to score at Bellfield -
Leapfrog training at Bellfield - 1966ish -
A young Joe Royle, pictured at Bellefield at the time of his debut in January 1966, away at Blackpool. His selection was controversial – he played in place of Everton hero Alex Young, and at the age of only sixteen, setting the then record for the club’s youngest ever player -
Bally in training at Bellfield with the GV 7 others -
Alan Ball with former apprentice Gerry Humphreys, FA Youth Cup winner Jimmy Husband and trainer Wilf Dixon -
A despondent Alan Ball in the boot room, collecting those most famous boots of all for the final time in December 1971, before he leaves the club for Arsenal - sob -
Bellfield 1970s -
19 March 1974 – a special visitor comes to Bellefield to show new signing Bob Latchford how it’s done. (During his time at Everton, Latchford was the club’s leading post Second World War goalscorer with 138 goals, a record he held until 1989 when Graeme Sharp exceeded his tally. By the time Latchford left Everton, only Dixie Dean (pre Second World War) had scored more goals for the club in history) - for @Alanbileysfeathercut & co -
The ‘Poly Gym’ for building super fitness c.1974 at Bellfield -
Time for lighthearted fun at Bellefield during the visit of 1970s TV sitcom star Richard O’Sullivan, and below signing autographs for groundsmen Dougie Rose and Sid McGuinness -
Everton FC Youth Cup Finalists 1976/77 Coached by Ray Minshall and Colin Harvey -
George Telfer - Duncan Mackenzie & Neil Robertson at Bellfield in the mid 1970s -
The Latch & Dario Terracott for @Alanbileysfeathercut & @Dario Terracotta & co training at Bellfield -
