Everton's smallest ever keeper I ever saw, Jim Macdonagh - poor IMO went on to be a very good goalkeeping coach -
The Goal Machine in Fred Boomer Pickering -
The GV closing down -
Super sub goes flying by our Ken McNaught gets stuck in -
The GV in a sell out in the game in the FA Cup v Bedford 18,000 plus crowd with many blues fans travelling down away the 3-0 win in 1966 -
Bally v derby County - nice pitch -
The Gwladys street -1987 - still standing -
Roy Vernon claimed he scored the most vital goal in a dour affair v Birmingham who defended non-stop in the 1963 champioship win for the blues - with a winner in the 80th minute -
1938/38 season - We won 4-1 -
Ming the merciless
Player Valuation: £750k
Yeah, a very stylish player. Every photo he appears in is a perfect example of good body shape on the ball.
A complete no 9 with a booming shot - hence his nickme Boomer Pickering
My father remembers Fred well in the mid sixties he would shoot on site
Sometimes he would miss the goal by miles dad said he would turn to the crowd
And give the biggest grin you have ever seen
cwright75
Player Valuation: £2.5m
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