Vs a team playing in what looks like a replica Everton home kit...for all I know it looks like we provided both kits
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royvernon39
Player Valuation: £10m
you sure that's Mick Lyons, Joey?
royvernon39
Player Valuation: £10m
hi joey,
where do you find these great old pictures? Its so much fun going back in time to when EFC were the business.
Purchased far too many books. Used to be a car boot fanatic - plus shop around on the net for books etc, unfortunately a lot are out of print now ..... I just keep on looking - purchased 3 books of the same ilk my memory must be going lol- my son is an IT engineer he sorts out the quality of the photo upload for me
Not always the case though ..... lol
A young Fred Pickering, in the middle of the photo - who started as a full back before being converted to a free scoring no 9 at Blackburn training centre of the group -
Joe Royal famous debut at Blackpool aged 16 - The GV dropped HC hustled in the car park - a certain Alan Ball ran the game that day ..... we got beat, Geoff Barnet stood in for Gordon West, & had a nightmare of a game, but that season onwards we won the FA Cup in 1966 -
10th January 1970 Joe Royle out-jumps Ipswich defender, Derek Jefferson, to meet an Alan Ball free kick and head his first - in a 3-0 win for the Blues - 4 years later Joe had established himself as a young top goalscorer, & we had purchased Bally from Blackpool -
27th September 1969 John Hurst meets a free kick from Alan Ball to crash a header into the Southampton net via the underside of the Southampton crossbar - in a 4-2 win for the Blues -
11th March 1970. Everton centre forward Joe Royle in action against Spurs home in a 3-2 win - Joe was the top scorer that season -
Ming the merciless
Player Valuation: £750k
An old pal of mine, Tony Street, played inside left for England schoolboys against Scotland schoolboys in the mid to late 1950’s. Jimmy Gabriel marked him. He also played in a match Manchester schools v Lancashire schools. He was playing forManchester schools. He still had the little programme in his scrap book. Fred Pickering was playing on the right wing for Lancashire #chools.
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Ming the merciless
Player Valuation: £750k
That’s an old Fred Pickering after he re-joined Rovers in about 1970. He was a pale shadow of the great player that left Ewood Park. Injuries had told the tale. Terry Eccles on his right and Don Martin on his left.