Old Everton Pictures

[Marc bolan]

Former Everton stars, Ray Wilson, Gordon West and Fred Pickering look at Fred's goalscoring record with us only Yakubu beat his European goal target - for @edge -

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Senior career*
International career
Frederick Pickering[1]
Date of birth	19 January 1941[1]
Place of birth	Blackburn,[1] England
Date of death	9 February 2019 (aged 78)[1]
Place of death	Lancashire,[1] England
Height	5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)[2]
Position(s)	Forward
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1959–1964	Blackburn Rovers	123	(59)
1964–1967	Everton	97	(56)
1967–1969	Birmingham	74	(27)
1969–1971	Blackpool	49	(24)
1971–1972	Blackburn Rovers	11	(2)
1972	Brighton & Hove Albion	0	(0)
Total		354	(168)
1964	England	3	(5)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Frederick Pickering (19 January 1941 – 9 February 2019)[3] was an English professional footballer. He played as a forward.

Scored hat-trick on his england debut true scoring legend

 

[TangerineToffee]

Bally for @TangerineToffee & @bluelord49 & @Eggs & co -

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Bally and Charnley the dynamic duo. Wherever one went the other was sure to follow.
Goalie did well to leap up that high without a head.

 

[roy vernon]

Scottish footballer Denis Law of Manchester United during an FA Charity Shield match against Everton at Goodison Park, Liverpool, UK, 17th August 1963. Tony Kay of Everton is on the left. The score...4-0 to the Blues -

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Players were so different in those days, I was at that game and somebody in the crowd thew an orange at Maurice Setters, Setters picked it up, took a bite, gave a thumbs up to the Goodison Road terrace, from where it was thrown, and carried on with the game. In these days the player involved would have pretended that the orange hit him and rolled uncontrollably on the floor, hoping to cause some sort of mischief.

No humour in the game anymore, where are the characters like, Dougan, Summerbee, West, Setters et al?

 

[Marc bolan]

Scottish footballer Denis Law of Manchester United during an FA Charity Shield match against Everton at Goodison Park, Liverpool, UK, 17th August 1963. Tony Kay of Everton is on the left. The score...4-0 to the Blues -

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Is that Alex Parker to the right ?

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Players were so different in those days, I was at that game and somebody in the crowd thew an orange at Maurice Setters, Setters picked it up, took a bite, gave a thumbs up to the Goodison Road terrace, from where it was thrown, and carried on with the game. In these days the player involved would have pretended that the orange hit him and rolled uncontrollably on the floor, hoping to cause some sort of mischief.

No humour in the game anymore, where are the characters like, Dougan, Summerbee, West, Setters et al?

Summerbee used to love the banter at Goodison,I’ve read somewhere goodison was his favourite away ground!!

 

[Joey66]

Is that Alex Parker to the right ?

Sure is

 

[Joey66]

Summerbee used to love the banter at Goodison,I’ve read somewhere goodison was his favourite away ground!!

His nose .....I'd walk a million miles of summerbees nose oh summerbee we chanted....

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Sure is

The master of the slide tackle,my old fella loved him,rated him above Tommy Wright and Gary Stevens,I bow to his long standing judgement,he saw all three,I can only really recall Shaggy and he was good enough for me

 

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[April1970]

Scottish footballer Denis Law of Manchester United during an FA Charity Shield match against Everton at Goodison Park, Liverpool, UK, 17th August 1963. Tony Kay of Everton is on the left. The score...4-0 to the Blues -

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I was really surprised to find out that the second half of this game was televised live on the BBC.

 

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[alan ball]

Jim Pearson #Everton pictured in action against Arsenal during the League Division One game at Highbury 20th September 1975

 

[Joey66]

I was really surprised to find out that the second half of this game was televised live on the BBC.

Yes it was I remember it well p either the BBC or ITV 1 put the 2nd half on only ...

 

[Joey66]