Colin Harvey takes on Arsenals Eddie Kelly -
A ‘winter wonderland’ image for fans of Blackburn Rovers & Evertonians. Snow does not stop star-jumps at Ewood Park c. 1957/58. Former & future EFC players there in Harry Leyland, Matt Woods & Roy Vernon. Rovers stars Bryan Douglas, Ronnie Clayton & Michael McGrath also jumping-
Tony Kay happy in his Southport home -
The GV & Fred Pickering - Alex played out wide to accommodate him - as Fred became a phenomenal goalscorer for us -
Fred & the GV in deep thought -
The deadly scoring duo for us in our championship winning side - Royston Vernon & The GV with their wives -
1961/62 - Everton team -
Everton line up for a group photo at Goodison Park on August 16, 1961 in Liverpool, England. Back row (left-right): Brian Labone, Alex Parker, Albert Dunlop, Willie Mailey, Brian Harris and Mickey Lill. Middle row: Frank Wignall, Billy Bingham, Alex Young, Bobby Collins, Roy Vernon and Jimmy Fell. Front row: Jimmy Gabriel, Mick Meagan, Tommy Jones and George Thomson.
Everton line up for a group photo at Goodison Park on August 16, 1961 in Liverpool, England. Back row (left-right): Brian Labone, Alex Parker, Albert Dunlop, Willie Mailey, Brian Harris and Mickey Lill. Middle row: Frank Wignall, Billy Bingham, Alex Young, Bobby Collins, Roy Vernon and Jimmy Fell. Front row: Jimmy Gabriel, Mick Meagan, Tommy Jones and George Thomson.
The GV -
Blackburn Rovers goalkeeper Brian Reeves looks on as a shot hits the side netting during the Football League Division One match between Blackburn Rovers and Everton at Ewood Park on March 31, 1961 in Blackburn, England. In the background are Andy McEvoy (left) and Ken Taylor of Blackburn Rovers (right) and Alex Young the GV of Everton -
Some character Summerbee, he used to conduct the crowd when they sung the song about walking a million miles to the end of his nose. Very good footballer too, a winger in the Moggsy style, he could play football but if the full back wanted a kicking match, Summerbee was quite happy to go along with that.
This was the comemorative statue we should have had.
PFA Players’ Player of the Year award for the 85/86 season. Gary Lineker He won it in succession to fellow Toffee, Peter Reid -
