Off too W Ham in the 1960s FA Cup is that a look a like Peter Kay 
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A young Dixie Dean -
Bally where he often put the ball in the net -
1964 -we win the Charity shield beating Manchester United convincingly - I am sure I remember ITV only showing the 2nd half - Roy Vernon and chairman John Moore's hold the trophy - However when the season started we went to OT and got thumped =Everton that for @roy vernon - & co -
Everton's past players meet - John Bailey, Ronnie Goodlass, Derek Temple, John Hurst, & sat down front -Tony Kay -
British Empire Day at Goodison Park, 11th July 1913 -
Everton football squad pre-season photograph. Top row left to right: Johnny Morrissey, Jimmy Harris, Sandy Brown, Brian Labone, Gordon West, Andy Rankin, Jimmy Gabriel, Fred Pickering, Colin Harvey and Jimmy Hill. Bottom row: Alex Parker, Alex Scott, Dennis Stevens, Derek Temple, Roy Vernon, Tony Kay, Alex Young and Ray Wilson, 14th August 1964 -
9th February 1965 Fred Pickering fires in a free kick to score in the return home leg of the Fairs Cup against Manchester United we lost 2-1 on aggregate Boomers shot not in photo -
Everton 1 Real Zaragoza 0 (1-2 agg) in Nov 1966 at Goodison Park. Everton have a close call in the European Cup Winners Cup 2nd Round, 2nd Leg.- Bally and the GV gasp as we come close to scoring -
1950s team autographs -
Everton footballer Fred Pickering makes rice pudding with his wife, Margaret, after scoring a hat-trick at the weekend, circa April 1964. -
BLACKBURN, ENGLAND - MARCH 10: Footballer Fred Pickering (left) is kissed by his wife Margaret outside Ewood Park after completing his £80,0000 transfer from Blackburn Rovers to Everton on March 10, 1964 in Blackburn, England. Everton manager Harry Catterick (right) was there to oversee the deal. - he was forever scoring against us -
