Old Everton Pictures

[cwright75]

I spend ages......

you put some class items up
and youve got decent knowledge -
see im 45 , and its a funny age think about it , got into football 1980 and onwards , no man u and liverpool when i got into football it was all brian clough everton and aston villa

 

[TangerineToffee]

For @TangerineToffee Jimmy Armfield chase Birmingham's Fred Pickering a great no9 for us EFC -

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Great player Pick, a goal machine with style and grace. Didn't get out the game what his talent deserved. Injuries mainly. When he came to the Toffees he soon showed his calibre. Could have renamed him Pick the hat trick man. His most famed hat trick awaited him up at Preston at Easter 1970. Sending Pool up to the top div and Preston nob end down to the third . The Seasiders supporters trust had a 50th anniversary celebration a few months ago Pick is still loved in Blackpool. God rest his soul

 

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[TangerineToffee]

Not a bad keeper though. As Everton keepers go. He was ok......imo.

Agreed, one of the Seasiders best keepers over the last 40 years I'd say. The Blues saw something in him obviously. Upped his game for a higher level too.

 

[TangerineToffee]

HK new magnificent 7 players signed -

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Looks like 2 legends on that pic. Nev for the Toffees and Ainscow for the Tangerines. The rest also rans I would suggest

 

[cwright75]

 

[cwright75]

Looks like 2 legends on that pic. Nev for the Toffees and Ainscow for the Tangerines. The rest also rans I would suggest

 

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[cwright75]

name the players ?

 

[cwright75]

overhead kick ? really

 

[Major Gowen]

For @Major Gowen - plus others - The great T.G. Jones of Everton heads the ball away whilst challenged a Sunderland forward -
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Is that the FA Cup match in January 1938, Joey? Any caption with it? The white-topped socks rule out a post-WWII match.

Cracking photo, whichever one of the three 1938 games between the two sides.

 

[Major Gowen]

The Bangor City team managed by T.G. Jones in the early 60s that took Napoli to a replay in the 62/63 - if the away goal rule had stood in those days they would have gone through without a replay -
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Fantastic achievement by TG & Bangor. Would love to have seen him given a managerial go at Goodison.

 

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