Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Joe looks on as it looks like its a goal for us -

 

[Joey66]

Jimmy Harris looks on as he scores a hat trick in that 10- 4 drubbing at Spurs - a Young Albert Dunlop had a mare for us with Bobby Smith having a field day for Spurs .... Bobby Coilins got the 4th goal for us ....- John Carey watching = the end for our manager John Carey in the future -

 

[Joey66]

The GV in a sell out in the game in the FA Cup v Bedford 18,000 plus crowd with many blues fans travelling down away the 3-0 win in 1966 -

 

[Joey66]

Bally with Ian Callahan -

 

[Joey66]

Bally - Joe & Jimmy Husband -

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

Everton 2 Arsenal 0 in April 1968 at Goodison Park. Joe Royle heads his 2nd goal -

 

[Joey66]

1995 our last major trophy -

 

[ManxBrian]

EVERTON - CARDIFF the blues won - 8:3 came 4th Carey sacked his last game in charge of the blues -


Goals: A. Young 9', D. Temple 17', R. Vernon 19', 76' (pen), 83', D. Stevens 49', B. Bingham 71', J. Gabriel 88' -

I think this may be another case of a photo being historically wrongly captioned. Cardiff played in dark shirts for the 8-3 game. It could be the 5-1 victory the previous season but Vernon did not score so he must be acclaiming someone else's goal

 

[ManxBrian]

Bally scores v Spurs - what year?

Not Ball. Newton
01.03.72 Newton v Spurs (H) FIRST IN SEQUENCE - Pat Jennings blocks a Joe Royle penalty and the ball runs loose......

01.03.72 Newton v Spurs (H) SECOND IN SEQUENCE - Henry Newton follows up to score after Joe Royle's penalty was blocked

01.03.72 Newton v Spurs (H) - THIRD IN SEQUENCE - Henry Newton wheels away after scoring

 

[ManxBrian]

Joe looks on as it looks like its a goal for us -

v Huddersfield

 

[ManxBrian]

Joey. Sorry if I appear to be correcting some of your descriptions. I love this thread.

 

[Joey66]

Duncan Mackenzie notice his cigarettes he was a heavy smoker -

 

[Joey66]

The GV v West Ham -

 

[ManxBrian]

06.02.71 Royle v Huddersfield Town (H) FIRST IN SEQUENCE - Joe Royle's meets a corner from Alan Ball to head home his first.