Old Everton Pictures

Joey66 · July 17, 2020

Bally stopping to do autographs -

Joey66 · July 17, 2020

The Goodison Park of today really began to take shape after the turn of the century, beginning in 1907 with the building of a double-decker stand at the Park End, costing £13,000. In 1909, the large Main Stand on Goodison Road was built. Costing £28,000, it housed all the offices and players' facilities and survived until 1971. -

Joey66 · July 17, 2020

Mick Lyons heads away in a derby -

Joey66 · July 17, 2020

Joey66 · July 17, 2020

Mick Lyons celebrates -

Joey66 · July 17, 2020

Joey66 · July 17, 2020

Joey66 · July 17, 2020

Joey66 · July 17, 2020

We won this game over 2 legs -

Joey66 · July 17, 2020

TangerineToffee · July 17, 2020

The Trinity. said:
Doesn't look right for Tommy Jackson.......and Kenyon had his hair styled like that back then. So Kenyon it is. Well spotted.....

It's not Rog. Body size not too mention hair. It's Tommy Jackson

TangerineToffee · July 17, 2020

Joey66 said:
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Looks happy and about 16 there. Maybe it was drawn on the day back in 66 when he was told he was replacing the GV at Bloomfield Road lol

TangerineToffee · July 17, 2020

Joey66 said:
Joe plus Alan whittle after scoring at the pit in a 2-0 away win -
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Whittles right knee was well celebrated by Blues on that day .

TangerineToffee · July 17, 2020

Joey66 said:
Joe scores another -
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Could that be the famous 8-0 demolition of the Saints in 71 I think? Looks like flakes of snow on the pic lol Joe scored a bag full

TangerineToffee · July 17, 2020

Joey66 said:
12th February 1966 Fred Pickering meets a floated cross from Tommy Wright to head Everton's third against Bedford in the FA Cup Fourth Round in a 3-0 win - @The Trinity. For your programme .....
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Classic Pick header technique. Always in the thick of it. Just look at his thighs covered in mud. Legend