EVERTON 1984-85 SEASON - Liverpool 0 Everton 1 - 20th October 1984 

Winning from Everton - not so much now.

To many to mention : )

easier said said than done with one of the great gk's in front of yer

Nowhere near. Anny Rd end seated (apart from away corner) 2 seasons previous dropped capacity to around 44,000. Even with 'extras' you're looking 46,000 tops. I was stood on the Kop that day to witness Sharpe's volley at the opposite end.

Remember when they changed that corner from the north and south terraces. I was in the corner away end and it was supposed to hold I think 2,200 but we were packed in like sardines and probably nearer 4,000. Great game and so was going to United in the whittain road end and 2corners separating the fans.

Reckon 60,002 before the tax man fiddled the books billy .

I was on the kop that day. Wish we could still mix like that a shame it's got so negative between the fans now. I had a strange record at anfield derbys in those days, I never saw us lose when I went on the kop but we always lost when I went in the away section

Nik Reece One Evertonian is worth twenty Liverpudlians. 1984-85 Everton and 1969-70 Everton are the best teams to have played in the Football League since it started in 1888. The greatest team that actually played together would be: Neville Southall Gary Stevens Kevin Ratcliffe Derek Mountfield Pat Van Den Hauwe Trevor Steven Peter Reid Paul Bracewell Kevin Sheedy Andy Gray Graeme Sharp. As for the eleven greatest players to have pulled on the Royal Blue shirt of Everton then five of this side would be retained: Goalkeeper Neville Southall, Right-Half Kevin Ratcliffe, Centre-Forward Graeme Sharp, Outside-Left Kevin Sheedy and Outside-Right Trevor Steven Everton XI Neville Southall Kevin Ratcliffe Brian Labone Dave Watson Trevor Steven Alan Ball Kevin Sheedy Johnny Morrissey Adrian Heath Graeme Sharp Dixie Dean Captain With a hat-trick or two by Dixie against Liverpool’s greatest XI this Everton team would be unstoppable winning 4-0 at Anfield and 7-0 at Goodison. COYB!

Bobby Moore ....how can you leave out Harvey and Kendall?....impossible!!!.....you can't separate THE HOLY TRINITY....

@@Ryan_Giggs97 Much as i would love to fully agree, Arsenal's invincibles were magnificent.

not if they were allowed to tackle like they could back then. Most modern day players would have went off crying by half time. 😢

obviously not factoring the pitches and physicality of game back then. still not saying teams you mentioned werent great ten years ago like

What a goal what a team ,,,,,,,,

Go 2 bed