allezlesbleus
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My late uncle was at his wedding but I can't verify the Huyton link
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Old Everton Pictures
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I will ask my older brother tomorrow - I am sure he mentioned a pensionairs bungalow in Huyton somewhere?
The Esk
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dave abrahams
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Peter Farrell was playing the first time I saw Everton in 1948 versus Arsenal, he was a great player and an even
better captain. He was still playing and captain in the mid fifties. He signed for the Blues along with Tommy
Eglington, a left winger, who also played for Eire. They left Everton together and joined Tranmere Rovers.
Peter captained the club when they came out of the 2nd. Division in 1954 clinching promotion in a memorable game
at Oldham Athletic. Farrell wrote a weekly article for the Liverpool Echo.He must in my opinion be one of the best captains
Everton have ever had, got lovely memories of Peter playing for us.
better captain. He was still playing and captain in the mid fifties. He signed for the Blues along with Tommy
Eglington, a left winger, who also played for Eire. They left Everton together and joined Tranmere Rovers.
Peter captained the club when they came out of the 2nd. Division in 1954 clinching promotion in a memorable game
at Oldham Athletic. Farrell wrote a weekly article for the Liverpool Echo.He must in my opinion be one of the best captains
Everton have ever had, got lovely memories of Peter playing for us.
Dario Terracotta
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Awesome that esk,he was pretty much one of our EFC forefathers if he played in the final in 1897 mate
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
The Esk
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Awesome that esk,he was pretty much one of our EFC forefathers if he played in the final in 1897 mate
Cheers mate, he joined Everton in 1892 the year we moved to Goodison. Played 231 games and scored 7 times including the second goal in the 1897 Cup Final. He left in 1902 going back to Scotland briefly to play for Dundee. He became Everton's 5th Club Captain.
The Esk
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Dario Terracotta
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Fantastic,must make you very proud esk,love our formation on the programme for that final mate,2-3-5 it looks like,I think Bobby may try that one out before the end of the season
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
That is your great grandfatherHahaha
Looks like my Movember efforts
royalblue66
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nice one,hope you are proud,I know I would be.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I didn't know we played baseball :
The Esk
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Very proud mate, one of his sons, My Grandad was an incredible Blue. He never missed a home game from 1927 until the weekend he died in 1974. My Mum, his daughter was a passionate Blue and I've just followed in their footsteps. Thankfully my two teenage kids follow too, and I look forward to the day that their children become 6th generation Blues
Thanks for that information - He scored a fair few goals in his time -I thank you for your comments
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Awesome that esk,he was pretty much one of our EFC forefathers if he played in the final in 1897 mate
is that right that his debut was the 1st game at Goodison ?