5th March 1966 Fred Pickering adds the third against Coventry after Alex Scott had turned the ball back to him in a 3-0 win - notice again playing in white at home - for @edge& co -
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23rd November 1964 Forsyth is left clutching at air as Fred Pickering's free kick fires home into the net for Everton's fourth and final goal against Kilmarnock in the Fairs Cup in a 4-1 win to progress- I notice we are playing in white it must have been an era of all cup games we used this strip at home or away -
Artist impression of Sheedy -
A young HK aged 17 scoring above a typical thunderous shot in an early round for PNE - & stand on the Wembley turf aged 17 years old - Shankly thought he would make a great full back - the Catt of Everton had other ideas - the rest was history as a great player, & a great Manager for us -
A young Howard Kendall with the great PNE Tom Finney -
Inchy Heath wiping the floor with a mop he used to wipe our defences too -
Just re-read this book again, marvellous read -
Goodison Park in ’66, as seen looking from the Park End south toward the Gwladys Street Stand - chosen for the World Cup -
In certain cup comps, Any colour clash, even stripes, sky blue, whatever however vague - 'home' team changes
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David Sadler 3rd from left on front row and possibly John Sissons to his left. John Hollins back row on right.
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Dave Sadler 3rd from right sorry
Everton players and wives at Ringway airport, Manchester, bound for Torremolinos, Spain on a two-week holiday after winning the league. Pictured with their wives are players: Jimmy Gabriel, Alex Parker and Alex Scott. May 18, 1963 -
Everton footballer Tony Kay with his children at home after his release from prison April 1965 - banned from any football for life too -
