Lovely photo Joey. It just goes to show what fresh air can do for you, I wouldn't have known Fred. Thanks again Joey.
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He was still our highest goal scorer for an age - till the Yak overtook his goal tally & we never did that well in Europe in the mid 1960s -
Boomer Pickering he was called because when he hit the old style ball - he hit it so hard the Boom noise became his nickname by the EFC players - his attributes upfront as a traditional no 9 - he had everything, & was a goal machine 1966 scored in every round till we played the other lot over the park in a league game & he landed awkward on his knee in a challenge with yard dog Yeats & that injury kept him out not the same player after that - he missed the semi final & the final & was sold on to Notts Forrest, & Blackpool where he did more than OK @TangerineToffee can tell you .....
Everton at a special training for their third cup tie with Sheffield Wednesday at their training ground in West Derby, Liverpool -]
The GV -
1966 2-0 down in the final - Fred Pickering enjoys the win with his Manager who dropped him - No substitutes in that era -
Labby -
Captain Labby -
Bally & Labby -
Labby with keeper Dunlop 1960 -
England footballer Alan Ball looking with his father Alan Ball Senior looking at the engine of his Rover 2000s car. 5th May 1966 -
Somebody must've been really narked enough to throw half a dollar at somebody on the pitch - big money that for then
Stevie Nicks Bootleg
Player Valuation: £8m
Of course, Roy's brilliant spot kick record, probably should go down as the best penalty taker we've ever had.