Old Everton Pictures

[royalblue66]

looks like Neil McDonald to me

Shudder*

 

[T LEAFE]

Ain't that McLaughlin?

I think its Tiger as well

 

[summerisle]

Ain't that McLaughlin?

Possibly, here's a photo of Darracott from 1972. They were definitely no Adonises.

http://www.sporting-heroes.net/football/everton-fc/terry-darracott-10745/league-appearances_a13911/

 

[sixtynineseventy]

Didn’t know Max Wall played for The Blues!

 

[Eggs]

Ain't that McLaughlin?

...I think he ended up working for Fords. How players fortunes have changed in a relatively short period of time.

 

[tommytowne]

1972, recording Forever Everton, with Darracott looking about 70.lol
He's now part of Hull's scouting team - good luck Hull.

Not Terry. I reckon it is McLaughlin. Didn't know that he has connections with Hull though. I should keep an eye out for him around the fair city.

 

[summerisle]

Not Terry. I reckon it is McLaughlin. Didn't know that he has connections with Hull though. I should keep an eye out for him around the fair city.

Both not very good, and that's a compliment.

 

[jaycee]

2 Peles at Goodison

 

[summerisle]

...I think he ended up working for Fords. How players fortunes have changed in a relatively short period of time.

Became a plumber, now retired in Falkirk.- thanks Google.

The definitive answer. I'm wrong.


https://toffeeweb.com/season/12-13/comment/editorial/24188.html

 

[Joey66]

Ain't that McLaughlin?

Tiger McLaughlin ..... more like a small cat........

 

[Joey66]

Ain't that McLaughlin?

Yep -

 

[T LEAFE]

Talking about Terry Darracott...
Was anyone else at Burnley when Terry made the worst run I’ve ever seen..
We were standing in the open end( the opposite end to the Bob Lord stand which used to blow hot air under your arse in the winter) when Terry received a ball from our keeper on the edge of our box. In those days the dugouts were below pitch level. Terry took off with the ball. Head down charging as fast as his little legs could take him. Unfortunately he got his angles all wrong.
He kept running with the ball but was heading for the dugout. Failing to lift his head and look up both he and the ball ended up on top of our lot sat in the dugout.
One of the funniest things I’ve seen on a footie pitch
Thanks for the memory Terry

 

[tommytowne]

Both not very good, and that's a compliment.

Can't disagree there. At least with Terry it was 10/10 for effort.

 

[Joey66]

Can't disagree there. At least with Terry it was 10/10 for effort.

Became a vital coach for us to..... in the 1980,s winning era
heres one were he ran into the goal net-

 

[samZ]

Brian Labone v Leeds 1969