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A Whiston lad taken from the same team as Gerrard played in - A family relation & Cousin ran that team up in Whiston ......
Had a read about Derek Temple a local lad from the Dovecot area in Huyton - Amazing that he was not that behind in scoring with playing about 3o games more than the GV & not far behind him in the scoring ratio either - plus in the early 1960s a scot from Seri A Italian team watched him & approached Harry Catterick to sign him - the offers was declined as Derek played down either wing or could be used down the middle of a striking 4 - Thank goodness we kept him -
What a FA CUP winning goal by Derek Temple, who picked the ball up in a central position -
Everton legend Derek Temple honoured at special tribute night -
Derek Temple with the cup - is that a cheeky fan with him ? -
Everton squad pose for a group photograph. Back row left to right: Sandy Brown, Harry Bennett, Andy Rankin, Geoff Barnett, Gordon West, Roger Kenyon, Frank Thornton and Terry Owen. Third Row: T Eggleston, T Watson (trainer), Fred Pickering, Frank Darcy, Derek Smith, John Hurst, Jimmy Husband, Bill Brindle, Howard Kendall, Alan Ball, Joe Royle and A Proudler (trainer). Second row: Derek Temple, Alex Scott, John Morrisey, manager Harry Catterick, Ray Wilson, Colin Harvey, Tommy Wright and Mike Trebilcock. Front row: Brian Labone, Aiden Maher, David Turner, Alex Wallace, Arthur Styles, Gerard Glover, Gerald Humphreys and Alex Young. August 1967. -
Great Photo Mike Trebilcock holds the amount of Goals he scored with Ronnie Goodlass & Derek Temple -
A very Young Derek Temple - who got his chance when tommy ring was unfortunate to get a double leg break at Chelsea -
Bally -
Everton captain Brian Labone (5) shows the FA Cup to the team's jubilant fans with the help of teammates Alex Young (r), Jimmy Gabriel (second r), Derek Temple (11) and Brian Harris (behind Temple) -
Fred Pickering , Chico Scott , & Derek Temple all jump for the ball in Bellefields indoor training facility -
The two goal scoring heroes of the 1966 FA CUP final 1966 -
