Old Everton Pictures

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The route map of the 1966 homecoming , and a certain Sandy Brown pledging to stay after being dropped for the final -

 

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Everton v Burnley 1970 - Alan Whittle heads wide in a 1-1 draw - for @Alan Whittle & co -

 

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Everton v Burnley 1960 Roy Vernon Attacks Burnley in a top game which over the Xmas period we beat Burnley 3-1 at turf moor away and a day later at home they defeated us 3-0...... Everton that....doh for @roy vernon & co -

 

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Everton V Burnley in 1969 Jimmy Husband shoots at Peter Mellor in a 2-1 win on our way to winning the league -

 

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9th April 1964. William "Dixie" Dean, the ex Everton and England goalscoring legend, the best centre forward of his time, he is best remembered for his 60 goals in 39 league matches in season 1927-1928 -

 

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Dixie in his pomp -

 

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Everton 1961-62 squad. The managerial/coaching team is Les Shannon (ex-LFC & Burnley player), Gordon Watson, Harry Catterick and Tom Eggleston - I saw Gabby play never realised how tall he was hence the Catt playing him at no 9 on occasions - I can name some of them can any one name that team in full? Photo by Rob Sawyer a great photo -

 

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Roy Vernon in action against Inter Milan during the European Cup Preliminary Round 1st Leg at Goodison Park 18th September 1963 My older brother was there and the was a surprise when we ran out in that white kit - for @roy vernon & co -

 

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A classic photo - the Great Dixie Dean (Everton) rising high above Rovers “Taffy “ Jones in a tussle at Ewood. Herbert Jones was a member of the Rovers 1928 victorious FA Cup winning team -

 

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Paul Bracewell, Adrian Heath and Andy Gray -

 

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England v Spain
December 1931: Ricardo Zamora, said to be the World's best goalkeeper, takes the ball ahead of the onrushing Dixie Dean (1907 - 1980) as England play Spain at Highbury. - Dixie runs in -

 

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1st March 1980. Former Liverpool manager Bill Shankly, left, and former Everton striker
60 goals in one season Dixie Dean at Goodison -

 

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Berlin, Germany, 24th May, 1932, Everton's-- Dixie Dean signs autographs for young children before a friendly match with a German representative team in Berlin, which resulted in a 2-2 draw- this is the game EFC under Dixies orders would not perform the Nazi salute before kick off -

 

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FA Cup Final. Wembley Stadium. 29th April 1933. Everton 3 v Manchester City 0. Everton goalscorer Dixie Dean runs around Wembley Stadium carrying the trophy after his side's win -