Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Everton right-back focus: Tommy Wright.The former inside-forward established himself as the EFC number 2 in the mid-60s after Alex Parker. FA Cup & League Championship winner. Fast, mobile and brave. 374 Toffees appearances. Career ended early by injury. Everton Giants inductee -
Everton right-back focus: Alex Parker. A transformative EFC signing in 1958, Parker was a top-class full-back. Slide tackle supremo. League title winner 1962/63, club captain in 1964, but then impacted by injuries & joined Southport FC . A publican in Runcorn in the 1970s - then returned to Scotland -
He joined Everton in 1958, although his Toffees debut was delayed because he had to do his National Service in Cyprus!
He quickly made up for lost time though and was a pivotal member of the magnificent Everton team that stormed to the League Championship in 1963. Parker played in 33 of the 42 games as The Blues clinched the title by six points from runners-up Tottenham Hotspur.
He joined Everton in 1958, although his Toffees debut was delayed because he had to do his National Service in Cyprus!
He quickly made up for lost time though and was a pivotal member of the magnificent Everton team that stormed to the League Championship in 1963. Parker played in 33 of the 42 games as The Blues clinched the title by six points from runners-up Tottenham Hotspur.
Alex Parker, leading out as captain -
Alex Parker with our Mascot -
Alex Parker - the master of the slide tackle now outlawed today -
Billy Bingham 1970s side on the coach -
The Football Pink echo had a symbol like this in the top corner most weeks on how the two teams results wise had done -
Looks like we lost & the other lot drew ......
Looks like we lost & the other lot drew ......