Old Everton Pictures

[kev]

Ernie who was really Roger Hunt, but did not want to be confused with the other one

Nice fact that @Joey66
I genuinely never new that his real name was Roger.

 

[davids]

Played football with Davy Grant's brother. We used to use his Dad Jackie's complimentary season ticket in the upper Gwladys St stand. The bloke on the turnstile would always let two of us in (sometimes even three) great days.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Nice fact that @Joey66
I genuinely never new that his real name was Roger.

Think it was Mike...but...

 

[alan ball]

 

[Joey66]

Those turnstiles were funny I seen one fell stop & hold his knees while his son ran & leapfrogged over him to get in for free .... nothing said he had already paid to get in so he walked in too

 

[Marc bolan]

I don’t think Dougan was actually bald. For some reason he decided to shave his head.

Yes got picture of the dougan at Peterborough shaved head

 

[Joey66]

Yes got picture of the dougan at Peterborough shaved head

He had more clubs than Tiger Woods.....

 

[Ming the merciless]

Those turnstiles were funny I seen one fell stop & hold his knees while his son ran & leapfrogged over him to get in for free .... nothing said he had already paid to get in so he walked in too

He always was a strange guy. He put in a transfer request on the morning of the FA Cup final he was playing in and then declared himself fit to play. Only to break down after 5 minutes. No subs then so Rovers had to play with 10.5 players. When Dave Whelan broke his leg just before half time that made it 9.5 players.

 

[Joey66]

He always was a strange guy. He put in a transfer request on the morning of the FA Cup final he was playing in and then declared himself fit to play. Only to break down after 5 minutes. No subs then so Rovers had to play with 10.5 players. When Dave Whelan broke his leg just before half time that made it 9.5 players.

Never knew that

 

[Joey66]

Ray Wilson World class left back we got him far to late tied down to a long contract at Huddersfield town when contacts meant something -

 

[Joey66]

Ray Wilson with Westy & Fred Pickering -

 

[Joey66]

June 30, 1964, when Harry Catterick, right, canny Everton manager, procured the signature of left-back Ray Wilson, watched by the legendary Mr E Boot, Huddersfield Town boss, second left, where Wilson learned his trade. Wilson was a star in England’s greatest triumph against Germany in the 1966 World Cup Final. Also featured Everton Eire International Mick Meagan, left, who went to Hudderfield in the deal, and second right, Everton secretary W Dickinson -

 

[Joey66]

Long time England international Ray Wilson -

 

[Joey66]

Ray Wilson could do little against the devastating pace of Brazil’s right-winger Garrincha during the 1962 World Cup quarter final -

 

[Joey66]