Old Everton Pictures

[bluelord49]

Could it be Eddie Wainwright....?
As for J.Hadley i don,t see any Hadley. there is/was a
J.Hedley 1947/50

 

[Pat's Van]

Could it be Eddie Wainwright....?
As for J.Hadley i don,t see any Hadley. there is/was a
J.Hedley 1947/50

here's some pics of Eddie...

...sometimes also known as "Teddy" Wainwright

 

[bluelord49]

Not him then !!

 

[dave abrahams]

the schoolboy wizard?[/QUOTE

Stop it Pat, Harry was signed by Everton from Burnley for £20,000 in the early 50's, a lot of money then.

 

[Joey66]

The great Jimmy Husband -

 

[summerisle]

Dixie

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[summerisle]

I think 1906 Cup Final Parade, or not.

 

[Toffeelover]

The greatest midifeld ever!

1931/32

1928 champions

1938/39

 

[summerisle]

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1938/39

Nice sensible haircuts

 

[Joey66]

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1931/32

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1938/39

The holy trinity picture brilliant

 

[dave abrahams]

who's this J.Hadley back row ? could it be him I wonder ?

There is a resemblance, Jack Hedley was a right back who left Everton to play in Bogota after the 1950 World Cup,
I think Jock Dodds was acting as an agent and Neil Franklin the English International centre half also went along
with a few others. if I remember correctly, none of these players lasted very long in South America and were all
suspended when they came back, I think Hedley was transferred to Sunderland after this.

 

[dave abrahams]

Jock Dodds was centre forward for Everton at the same time as Jack Hedley.

 

[Pat's Van]

There is a resemblance, Jack Hedley was a right back who left Everton to play in Bogota after the 1950 World Cup,
I think Jock Dodds was acting as an agent and Neil Franklin the English International centre half also went along
with a few others. if I remember correctly, none of these players lasted very long in South America and were all
suspended when they came back, I think Hedley was transferred to Sunderland after this.

good stuff Dave, that's very interesting about him going to Bogota, I've actually been there myself and it's a wonderful city in a very beautiful country, but anyone who knows anything about latin america would tell you that 1950's was not a very good time at all to head to Colombia

"La Violencia" I believe they call it.

 

[dave abrahams]

good stuff Dave, that's very interesting about him going to Bogota, I've actually been there myself and it's a wonderful city in a very beautiful country, but anyone who knows anything about latin america would tell you that 1950's was not a very good time at all to head to Colombia

"La Violencia" I believe they call it.

Fair enough Pat, maybe that's why they came back, but to be honest I think it was more about the reality was not as good
as the promises made regarding wages etc.

 

[samZ]

Howard Kendall & John McLaughlin in the background, Everton v Sheffield United, the United player with the ball is Alan Woodward.