1933 Dixie scores the first goal -
1933 - cup winners -
FA Cup 1933 winners Everton Back row (left-right): Harry Cook (trainer), Cliff Britton, Warney Cresswell, Ted Sagar, Billy Cook, Tom White, Jock Thomson Front row (left-right): Albert Geldard, Jimmy Dunn, Bill ‘Dixie’ Dean, Tom Johnson, Jimmy Stein, Ted Critchley -
Champions 1938-39 - nicknamed the School of science as the teams football was just Class - won he league at a cantor -
Theo Kelly - 1939 - 48 - most of the players hated him hence the championship team was broken up & we were relegated -
Legendary Everton footballer Dixie Dean pays a special visit to Goodison park, home ground of his former team, to congratulate Everton goalkeeper Ted Sagar who the previous week broke Dean’s record for Football League appearances. 26th February 1949 -
Ted Sager a safe pair of hands -
1966 -
Ted Critchley front row right did not play in the final has there were no subs thenFA Cup 1933 winners Everton Back row (left-right): Harry Cook (trainer), Cliff Britton, Warney Cresswell, Ted Sagar, Billy Cook, Tom White, Jock Thomson Front row (left-right): Albert Geldard, Jimmy Dunn, Bill ‘Dixie’ Dean, Tom Johnson, Jimmy Stein, Ted Critchley -
Did he not play in the semi final & had a very good game & dropped for the final ?
I was correct not only did he play in the semi final as the main player was injured he scored the winner - don't forget the team selection was back then a committee & Dixie as Captain ....
Yes and scored he played instead of Albert Geldard who for many years was the youngest
Player to play in the football league
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