John Hurst out jumps Peter Knowles at Wolves - Peter the brother of Nice one Cyril Knowles fame - of Spurs packed football in to become a Jehovah witness - he was a promising Centre Forward in his day -
Westy who had his finest performance ever in the FA Cup tie away at Wolves - cant watch as Bally stroked the pen home to equalise 1-1 to earn us a replay - which we won - a certain Roger Ernie Hunt played for Wolves in those days -
Westy showing concentration catching a ball cleanly in 1968 in a 1-0 win at home v Sheffield Wednesday-
Alex Chico Scott warming up pre match Goodison Park - 1963 in a 3-0 win over Fulham- in which he scored -
Send this to his relation Tom - when we used to play in style at Spurs plus win -
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Player Valuation: £50m
Think someone’s given you duff info there Joey, don’t think that’s Goodison?
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Player Valuation: £10m
Still more than most Everton players have won in 20 years....by a country mile.
I wouldn't mind if Everton won another four trophies in the next ten years.
I d take that right now.....unless Ancelotti can build a dynasty. And we sweep all before us (said with tongue in cheek).
Yes posted late very early am I will check probally wrong caption maybe - been ill again all night will get up soon
15/ 4 /1968 checked my book without studying the photo we were at home to Sheffield Wednesday winning 1-0 I was at that game too Hurst scored our only goal in a 1-0 win I remember my Uncle saying we were saving ourselves for the FA Cup =doh obviously a wrong caption as I look again it looks like away at Wolves to me?
BLACKBURN, AWAY - MARCH 21: Fred Pickering of Everton (formerly of Blackburn Rovers) celebrates after teammate Derek Temple (11) has scored the winning goal past Blackburn Rovers goalkeeper Fred Else during a Football League Division One match at Ewood Park on March 21, 1964 in Blackburn, England. Everton won 2-1.- notice our away kit then too -
BLACKBURN, ENGLAND - MARCH 21: The winning goal for Everton as Blackburn Rovers goalkeeper Fred Else is beaten by Derek Temple's shot (not in picture) watched by Blackburn defender Mike England (centre) and Fred Pickering of Everton (left) during a Football League Division One match at Ewood Park on March 21, 1964 in Blackburn, England. Everton won 2-1. Alex Chico Scott scored the other goal -
