Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Joe Royle -

 

[Joey66]

 

[ManxBrian]

You have my full sympathy with respect to captions, J. I've lost count of the number of times they've sold me down the river!

I try to go down to match reports and old videos to confirm captions before finally adding any photo to my collection. It the only way to be sure.

 

[Eggs]

I try to go down to match reports and old videos to confirm captions before finally adding any photo to my collection. It the only way to be sure.

….it’s a terrific & diligent collection of the clubs history you’ve catalogued, Brian. Just like the accounts collated by @alan ball, the club should be contacting you both to reference them.

 

[ManxBrian]

For Joey, the story of a goal.

1569 31.01.70 Royle v Wolves (H) - FIRST IN SEQUENCE - Wolves keeper John Oldfield, makes a brilliant save to foil Joe Royle

 

[ManxBrian]

1570 31.01.70 Royle v Wolves (H) - SECOND IN SEQUENCE - Wolves keeper John Oldfield, can't hold on to the ball following his save

 

[ManxBrian]

1571 31.01.70 Royle v Wolves (H) THIRD IN SEQUENCE - Joe Royle follows up to bundle home the only goal of the game against Wolves

 

[ManxBrian]

1572 31.01.70 Royle v Wolves (H) LAST IN SEQUENCE - Seconds later Joe Royle ends up in the net with the ball

 

[bluelord49]

Anybody know where this photo is taken.

Wembley Way......

 

[TangerineToffee]

Fred Pickering a complete centre forward score goaling ratio in his pomp was as good as any no 9 we had had in that era - an injury to his knee led to disappointment for him & our club - we signed him from Blackburn Rovers - as he always scored v us - started off as a full back -

The Catt is smiling, as he has convinced Fred to join us - he was nicknamed Boomer Pickford as when he kicked the ball so hard a booming noise would sound -

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Pick and Bally both from gritty Lancashire towns and both in their own way became icons for the Tangerines and the Toffees.

 

[Major Gowen]

Pick and Bally both from gritty Lancashire towns and both in their own way became icons for the Tangerines and the Toffees.

We should look to precisely this kind of background - she's from Accrington - for the FSW's successor. I have a candidate in mind, even though she cost me a few quid in 1995:

 

[Major Gowen]

Name the championship-winning striker who once enjoyed his honeymoon in the company of much more famous contributor to this thread...

20 April 1987, a hat-trick at home to the Barcodes:

 

[Major Gowen]

The end of the Street End as a standing area, as recorded in the Echo's pre-season special, August 1991

 

[Major Gowen]

Pick and Bally both from gritty Lancashire towns and both in their own way became icons for the Tangerines and the Toffees.

Never forget Tommy Lawton!

 

[thebluebullet]

Name the championship-winning striker who once enjoyed his honeymoon in the company of much more famous contributor to this thread...

20 April 1987, a hat-trick at home to the Barcodes:

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Wayne Clarke (and I didn't cheat), Cottee got one against them 18 months later,we used to like meeting the Geordies in the 80s.