Old Everton Pictures

[Eggs]

...certainly looks like an old team mate of mine on the right of front row, Tommy Wheeldon. Tommy signed for the blues at the same time as Duncan McKenzie. It might be Ray Deakin on the extreme left of the front row (sadly no longer with us).

Many of these feature in @alan ball excellent & highly recommended books.

....a bit of trivia for any Canadian Evertonians.

Tommy’s son, Tommy Wheeldon jnr manages Cavalry FC in the Canadian Premier League & his other son, Jay, plays for them. As expected the family are massive Evertonians.

 

[degsy]

Joe Royle and Colin Harvey scored their last Everton goals in the same game. A 3-2 win at West Ham in August 1974. It was also the only game in which both Royle and Bob Latchford scored for Everton, some trivia that -

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I went to that game...never connected that fact though

 

[Joey66]

Oh, to have him in our side tonight -

Circa 1969. Everton winger/centre forward Jimmy Husband. -

 

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Bally -

 

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Tim Cahill -

 

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Oh, to have anything half as good as these three tonight -

 

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George Cohen World Cup Winner v The GV -

 

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Franny Lee The best diver for a pen in his era as Mike Bernard & John Hurst watch him on his debut-Everton v Derby County 1974 Francis Lee in a )_) score with a 42 plus crowd -

 

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QUEENS PARK RANGERS V EVERTON 1969 Labby & Westy foil off QPR Frank Clark -in a 1-) win for us - Husband our scorer -

 

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Everton footballer Fred Pickering makes rice pudding with his wife, Margaret, after scoring a hat-trick at the weekend, April 1964 My older brother reckons he was a complete no 9 a prolific goal scorer - @TangerineToffee -

 

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Alan Ball of Everton endorsing the 'Soccerama' board game 1970 - he looks very excited about this product lol -

 

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Tony Kay just missed him as he was banned -

 

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Everton footballer Fred Pickering makes rice pudding with his wife, Margaret, after scoring a hat-trick at the weekend, April 1964 My older brother reckons he was a complete no 9 a prolific goal scorer - @TangerineToffee -


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I dunno about rice pudding but Pick was adept at making mince meat out of defences during his pomp in the 1960s

 

[Joey66]

THE WEE BARRA - Bobby Collins -​

When Collins moved to Everton, former Scottish amateur international Ian Buchan was ‘chief coach’ (he was never given the title of Manager). But he hardly had time to unpack before Buchan’s disastrous spell in charge came to an end and Johnny Carey was installed as the new man at the helm.-

A midfield dynamo like Bally sold far too soon -

Collins gives his son a boot-mending lesson - he was a cobbler by trade, we signed him as a youth player but made a mess of the paperwork -Everton that