Goodison Park History

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As always, when we get a new Shoot! in, we share the player profile This week: Mike Buckley of Everton Sometimes any Beatle will do..... (From Shoot! - 05/07/1975) #shoot #shootmagazine #Everton #EvertonFC

Everton quartet Billy Bingham, Bobby Collins, Brian Labone and Brian Harris pictured together in 1961 🔵⚽️ 📸 Digitised by @robsawyer70 and originally shared via @EvertonHeritage

Originally digitised by me (from a slide) for my Harry Catterick book and then shared on the EFCHS Twitter account.

It's January 12, 1929 and the Everton squad have travelled down to Madame Tussauds in London to see a waxwork of team-mate Dixie Dean, sculpted after the centre forward had scored a record-breaking 60 league goals in the 1927/28 season 🔵⚽️

Andrei Kanchelskis protects himself from the Goodison Park sprinklers under some Everton-themed umbrellas, July 1995 🔵⚽

Bob Latchford signs for Everton and manager Billy Bingham in February 1974. Howard Kendall and left-back Archie Styles moved to Birmingham City as part of the deal 🔵⚽️

Duncan McKenzie and manager Billy Bingham at Goodison Park 🔵⚽

Everton quartet Billy Bingham, Bobby Collins, Brian Labone and Brian Harris pictured together in 1961 🔵⚽️ 📸 Uploaded by @oldpicposter

Billy Bingham 🔵⚽️👔 Games Managed: 172 Years in Charge: 1973-1977 Wins: 64 Draws: 55 Defeats: 53 Win Percentage: 37.21

Everton manager Billy Bingham with midfielder Howard Kendall in 1973 🔵⚽️

Everton outside-right Billy Bingham at Goodison Park in 1961 🔵⚽️

I was 10 and I taped a show(maybe Football Focus) that had a montage of all the league's new signings, set to George Harrison's 'Got My Mind Set On You'. It's why these shots of Kanchelskis' unveiling are embedded in my mind and why I know all the words of that song to this day.

Louis Saha takes the ball down on his chest and scores with the outside of his left boot to give Everton a 2-1 win over Chelsea in February 2010 🔵⚽️ The forward netted a brace and could have had a hat-trick but Petr Cech saved his first half penalty.

Wayne Rooney stands with the ball in open play having come on as an 87th minute replacement for goalscorer Tomasz Radzinski in Everton's 1-0 win over West Bromwich Albion at Goodison Park in November 2002 🔵⚽️

“My memories are just happy ones… Everton, big club, big history, fan base absolutely crazy, so I’m really grateful for the experience” - Amadou Onana 🔵

Good player Steve Watson, always liked him. Used to sweat buckets haha

I remember my Dad taking me in the old Park End upper stand for this game (I think it was Easter , big crowd of 45000 or so) so had a great view of this goal, a 2-0 win against Leeds. Duncan McKenzie scored a brilliant goal to finish them off !

Steve Watson and Walter Smith are all smiles in the Park End at Goodison Park as the Everton manager unveils his latest signing in the summer of 2000 🔵⚽️