Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Fred Pickering scores from an Alex Scott cross -1964

 

[Eggs]

Dixie gets his cup final goal -

..I think that was the very first time a no9 was worn. How iconic, how appropriate.

 

[Joey66]

March 1963 Fred Pickering scores one of his hattrick goals -

 

[Eggs]

Fred Pickering scores from an Alex Scott cross -1964
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..56 goals in 97 appearances is a record to be extremely proud of. I remember him very fondly.

 

[jaycee]

Remember the commentary something about the pitch invasion being not to clever at that ground
Why ?
Nobody injured
Just fans being happy
Of course a wall that a toddler could jump over never helped

Having seen and been involved in a fair few pitch invasions,none were ever confrontational,they were all in celebration and quickly sorted

 

[Joey66]

Roy Vernon in action -

 

[jaycee]

 

[jaycee]

@Joey66 and @peteblue invade Burnden park after the semi final win

 

[jaycee]

 

[Joey66]

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Too early for me, my late father was there!

 

[alan ball]

 

[Dario Terracotta]

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Different angle of the celebrations at the pit

The Windmill-legend

 

[jaycee]

The Windmill-legend

I reckon he ran out the ground and is still windmilling somewhere in Britain Dario

 

[mrb85]

Gladwys street end 1963 -

Thats not the Street End. More like Bullens Rd when it was all standing.

 

[tommytowne]

Thats not the Street End. More like Bullens Rd when it was all standing.

Dunno about that. Even at that angle you would expect to see the wall were the seating began.
If I'm right, that will be the Park End.