26th August 1972 Joe Royle heads home in a 1-1 draw at Stoke -
18th September 1971 Joe Royle scores Everton's second during a 2-1 defeat of Arsenal -
13th March 1965 the great Roy Vernon opens the scoring at home to Villa with his 100th goal for the club in a 3-1 win for the blues Vernon got two...-
19th September 1964 Colin Harvey cleverly lobs Tommy Lawrence to score Everton's third goal in a 4-0 demolition of Liverpool at Anfield with a weakened team for the blues -
31st August 1965 Derek Temple watches as Fred Pickering opens the scoring against Sheffield Wednesday in a 5-1 win for the blues GV hattrick and Fred got two-
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In my bible goalscorers in order of the that 3-4 defeat Jimmy Gabriel, J Hill, and Alex Scott - Hill was a reserve inside forward playing the no 10 or no 8 shirt only had a few games...
hope that helps
Jimmy Gabriel was tried for a few games as a centre forward.
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13th March 1965 the great Roy Vernon opens the scoring at home to Villa with his 100th goal for the club in a 3-1 win for the blues Vernon got two...-
Remember that one mate.
4th March 1964...Everton Captain Roy Vernon congratulates Fred Pickering following his hat trick against Nottingham Forest, Goodison Park.
The Goodison Supper Bar, Goodison Road, 1980s -
Bobby Collins, Everton 1961-62- My older brother remembers my late father buying this poster outside Goodison as he was the best player he had seen since Alan Ball as a midfielder the original box to box first midfielder-
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4th March 1964...Everton Captain Roy Vernon congratulates Fred Pickering following his hat trick against Nottingham Forest, Goodison Park.
I remember first seeing Fred at Blackburn Rovers when we played them.
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The Goodison Supper Bar, Goodison Road, 1980s -
Was that litter ever cleaned up!!!!!!??????
disgusting.....Toffeelover
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Bobby Collins, Everton 1961-62- My older brother remembers my late father buying this poster outside Goodison as he was the best player he had seen since Alan Ball as a midfielder the original box to box first midfielder-
Gtreat Winger.
