Alan Ball with former apprentice Gerry Humphreys, FA Youth Cup winner Jimmy Husband and trainer Wilf Dixon -
John Tiger McLaughlin gets a piggyback from Roger Kenyon, assisted by Joe Royle and Henry Newton -
19 Mar 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 -
Time for light-hearted fun at Bellefield during the visit of 1970s TV sitcom star Richard O’Sullivan -
Adrian Heath (left), with Paul Bracewell, Kevin Sheedy, Warren Aspinall and Alan Harper -
Colin Harvey returned to Everton in 1997 as Director of Youth Coaching and is pictured here with a group of youth players, including future England international Francis Jeffers on the right. Based at Netherton, he coached a side to a Youth Cup triumph in 1998 and a second side to a Youth Cup final in 2002, before he retired from football the following year -
The last generation: players training on the final day at Bellefield -
The end of Bellefield - we moved to Finch Farm - sold the land for housing -
Timbucktoo
Player Valuation: £30m
Then sold Finch Farm to the council so Bill could hold onto his train set, and we`ve been paying rent for it ever since.
Andy Gray reels away after scoring v Bayern Munich -
Alan Ball, senior and Alan Ball -
1st Sept 1962 The referee calls for urgent treatment for Everton goalkeeper Gordon West following a clash with Fulham winger Graham Leggat, at Craven Cottage. The Blues lost 1-0 always a graveyard for us that ground ....- for @westychan & co -
Bayern Munich at home they said we were dirty-it's not football - look at Reidy shin blood pouring through his socks -giving a BM player a right tongue lashing -
