Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Royston Vernon arm folded to hide the nicotine on his fingers as he was a chain smoker a great player without the Ciggies he could have been the top player of his era - for @roy vernon & co -

 

[Joey66]

We spawned the Devil of a club -

 

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[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Gary Lineker Of Everton 1985-86 v the other lot in a 0-0 draw - for @LinekersLegs & co -

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Qpr joey.
Definitely not the mutants

 

[Preki]

Royston Vernon arm folded to hide the nicotine on his fingers as he was a chain smoker a great player without the Ciggies he could have been the top player of his era - for @roy vernon & co -

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That's some pair of eyebrows he's sporting there.

 

[Marc bolan]

1964 - Maghull, just home from jail. I had no idea what was to come, we thought being imprisoned and fined was sufficient, then they banned us for life. - My whole world collapsed -

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Everton v Burnley 1970 – Hurst, and Husband in act - in a 1-1 draw

Bally & Labby on England duty v Wales for @Eggs & co -

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Ron Davies started his career at Chester , eventually playing for Southampton
Scoring bagful of goals

 

[TangerineToffee]

13th April 1970; Blackpool centre forward Fred Pickering celebrates his goal against neighbours Preston North End as he secures promotion to the top flight, at Deepdale. For @TangerineToffee -

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A truly historic night in Pool history. Going up to the top table and sending the nob enders down into the bilge of Division 3. Fred's hat trick that night a career highlight for him. Made him a Tangerine legend.

 

[Marc bolan]

A truly historic night in Pool history. Going up to the top table and sending the nob enders down into the bilge of Division 3. Fred's hat trick that night a career highlight for him. Made him a Tangerine legend.

Surely scoring a hat-trick for England or hat-trick on his Everton Debut would rank higher as
Career highlights go

 

[Blue Heart]

Ron Davies started his career at Chester , eventually playing for Southampton
Scoring bagful of goals

One of the few who gave Labone a tough time in the air as I remember.

 

[Joey66]

That's some pair of eyebrows he's sporting there.

His stature as a player was far worse - if it was raining he looked like a wet Echo skin & bone - but I can tell you he was dynamite as a player creative & a player with a thunderous shot - as a pen taker he took most almost 100% conversion rate - & he took a lot of pens deadly accurate into the inside of the net by the post - he had the cheek to point which corner he would hit the ball to the keeper - & in it went like a thunderbolt -

Evidently he took pens as a schoolboy & he started as a fast winger - his chain-smoking in the words of the GV stopped him from being the no 1 forward in his era - the only player the GV knew who could smoke after a game to smoke in the showers ...

A rebel who was made captain of our club never got the accolades the GV ever got - yet he was an amazing classy inside forward who with the GV fetched us the title in 1963 & he topped the goal scoring charts 10-12 where pens though ....

for @roy vernon & co -

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

I helped to sponsor this fantastic book on Roy Thomas Vernon -

 

[Joey66]

1963 - Champions - Roy scored a hat tick - in a 4-1 win over Fulham -

 

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[Joey66]

Roy & Sandy brown -