1960–61 Everton F.C. season

In the 1960–61 season, the Toffees finished in 5th place, their highest post-war position but despite that, Johnny Carey was infamously sacked in the back of a taxi by director John Moores.^[1] As a result, the infamous fans jibe, 'Taxi for xxxxxx!' has become a staple insult offered to any manager facing the threat of the sack. Carey was then replaced in April by Harry Catterick.

Final league table

Main article: 1960–61 Football League

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	W	D	L	F	A	F	A	GA	GD	Pts
1	Tottenham Hotspur	42	15	3	3	65	28	16	1	4	50	27	115	55	2.091	+ 60	66
2	Sheffield Wednesday	42	15	4	2	45	17	8	8	5	33	30	78	47	1.660	+ 31	58
3	Wolverhampton Wanderers	42	17	2	2	61	32	8	5	8	42	43	103	75	1.373	+ 28	57
4	Burnley	42	11	4	6	58	40	11	3	7	44	37	102	77	1.325	+ 25	51
5	Everton	42	13	4	4	47	23	9	2	10	40	46	87	69	1.261	+ 18	50
6	Leicester City	42	12	4	5	54	31	6	5	10	33	39	87	70	1.243	+ 3	45
7	Manchester United	42	14	5	2	58	20	4	4	13	30	56	88	76	1.158	+ 12	45
8	Blackburn Rovers	42	12	3	6	48	34	3	10	8	29	42	77	76	1.013	+ 1	43
9	Aston Villa	42	13	3	5	48	28	4	6	11	30	49	78	77	1.013	+ 1	43
10	West Bromwich Albion	42	10	3	8	43	32	8	2	11	24	39	67	71	0.944	– 4	41
11	Arsenal	42	12	3	6	44	35	3	8	10	33	50	77	85	0.906	– 8	41
12	Chelsea	42	10	5	6	61	48	5	2	14	37	52	98	100	0.980	– 2	37
13	Manchester City	42	10	5	6	41	30	3	6	12	38	60	79	90	0.878	– 11	37
14	Nottingham Forest	42	8	7	6	34	33	6	2	13	28	45	62	78	0.795	– 16	37
15	Cardiff City	42	11	5	5	34	26	2	6	13	26	59	60	85	0.706	– 25	37
16	West Ham United	42	12	4	5	53	31	1	6	14	24	57	77	88	0.875	– 11	36
17	Fulham	42	8	8	5	39	39	6	0	15	33	56	72	95	0.758	– 23	36
18	Bolton Wanderers	42	9	5	7	38	29	3	6	12	20	44	58	73	0.795	– 15	35
19	Birmingham City	42	10	4	7	35	31	4	2	15	27	53	62	84	0.738	– 22	34
20	Blackpool	42	9	3	9	44	34	3	6	12	24	39	68	73	0.932	– 5	33
21	Newcastle United	42	7	7	7	51	49	4	3	14	35	60	86	109	0.789	– 23	32
22	Preston North End	42	7	6	8	28	25	3	4	14	15	46	43	71	0.606	– 28	30

P = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GA = Goal average; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

Key
	League Champions, qualified for European Cup
	FA Cup winners, qualified for Cup Winners' Cup
	Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1960-61
	League Cup Winners
	Relegated

Results

Everton's score comes first^[2]

Legend

Win	Draw	Loss

Football League First Division

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Scorers
20 August 1960	Tottenham Hotspur	A	0–2	50,393
24 August 1960	Manchester United	H	4–0	51,602	Collins (2), Lill (2)
27 August 1960	Leicester City	H	3–1	45,215	Ring (2), Collins
31 August 1960	Manchester United	A	0–4	51,915
3 September 1960	Aston Villa	A	2–3	32,864	Temple, Vernon
5 September 1960	Blackpool	A	4–1	24,945	Collins, J Harris, Temple, Vernon
10 September 1960	Wolverhampton Wanderers	H	3–1	53,728	Vernon (2), J Harris
14 September 1960	Blackpool	H	1–0	46,943	Lill
17 September 1960	Bolton Wanderers	A	4–3	30,405	Lill (2), Collins, Vernon
24 September 1960	West Ham United	H	4–1	46,291	Vernon (2), Lill, Ring
1 October 1960	Chelsea	A	3–3	31,457	Collins, Lill, Ring
8 October 1960	Preston North End	H	0–0	36,717
15 October 1960	Fulham	A	3–2	30,603	J Harris (2), Vernon
24 October 1960	Manchester City	H	4–2	53,781	Vernon (2), Collins (pen), Temple
29 October 1960	Nottingham Forest	A	2–1	20,720	Bingham, B Harris
5 November 1960	West Bromwich Albion	H	1–1	40,705	Kennedy (own goal)
12 November 1960	Cardiff City	A	1–1	19,234	Bingham
19 November 1960	Newcastle United	H	5–0	41,123	Collins (3), Vernon, Wignall
26 November 1960	Arsenal	A	2–3	36,709	Collins (pen), Vernon
3 December 1960	Sheffield Wednesday	H	4–2	25,658	Vernon (2, 1 pen), J Harris, Johnson (own goal)
10 December 1960	Birmingham City	A	4–2	27,717	Wignall (2), Bingham, Tyrer
17 December 1960	Tottenham Hotspur	H	1–3	61,052	Wignall
26 December 1960	Burnley	A	3–1	44,232	Bingham, Collins (pen), B Harris
27 December 1960	Burnley	H	0–3	74,867
31 December 1960	Leicester City	A	1–4	23,495	B Harris
21 January 1961	Wolverhampton Wanderers	A	1–4	31,119	Bingham
4 February 1961	Bolton Wanderers	H	1–2	35,654	Collins
11 February 1961	West Ham United	A	0–4	22,322
18 February 1961	Chelsea	H	1–1	34,449	Vernon
25 February 1961	Preston North End	A	0–1	17,812
4 March 1961	Fulham	H	1–0	35,840	Gabriel
11 March 1961	Manchester City	A	1–2	29,751	Vernon
18 March 1961	Nottingham Forest	H	1–0	27,579	Bingham
22 March 1961	Aston Villa	H	1–2	28,115	Wignall
25 March 1961	West Bromwich Albion	A	0–3	20,590
31 March 1961	Blackburn Rovers	A	3–1	24,982	Young (2), Vernon
1 April 1961	Birmingham City	H	1–0	31,872	Temple
3 April 1961	Blackburn Rovers	H	2–2	41,991	Bingham, Young
8 April 1961	Newcastle United	A	4–0	30,342	Bingham (2), Vernon, Wignall
15 April 1961	Cardiff City	H	5–1	34,382	Collins (3, 1 pen), Young (2)
22 April 1961	Sheffield Wednesday	A	2–1	26,601	Wignall (2)
29 April 1961	Arsenal	H	4–1	39,810	Vernon (3, 1 pen), Young

FA Cup

Main article: 1960-61 FA Cup


Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
R3	7 January 1961	Sheffield United	H	0–1	48,895

League Cup

Main article: 1960-61 Football League Cup


Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
R1	12 October 1960	Accrington Stanley	H	3–1	18,246	Wignall (2), J Harris
R2	31 October 1960	Walsall	H	3–1	14,137	Collins, Vernon, Webber
R3	23 November 1960	Bury	H	3–1	20,724	Wignall (2), J Harris
R4	21 December 1960	Tranmere Rovers	A	4–0	14,967	Wignall (3), Bingham
QF	15 February 1961	Shrewsbury Town	A	1–2	15,399	Young

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
-	GK	Albert Dunlop
-	DF	Alex Parker
-	DF	Brian Labone
-	DF	Tommy Jones
-	DF	George Thomson
-	MF	Bobby Collins
-	MF	Jimmy Gabriel
-	MF	Brian Harris
-	FW	Roy Vernon
-	FW	Derek Temple
-	MF	Billy Bingham
-	FW	Jimmy Harris
-	FW	Frank Wignall

No.	Position	Player
-	FW	Alex Young
-	DF	Mick Meagan
-	MF	Tommy Ring
-	MF	Mickey Lill
-	DF	Colin Green
-	MF	Jimmy Fell
-	MF	Peter Kavanagh
-	MF	George Sharples
-	MF	Alan Tyrer
-	FW	Keith Webber
-	MF	Jack Bentley
-	DF	Roy Parnell

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