Old Everton Pictures

Joey66 · July 6, 2020

Everton football squad pre season photograph. Top row left to right: Johnny Morrissey, Jimmy Harris, Sandy Brown, Brian Labone, Gordon West, Andy Rankin, Jimmy Gabriel, Fred Pickering, Colin Harvey and Jimmy Hill. Bottom row: Alex Parker, Alex Scott, Dennis Stevens, Derek Temple, Roy Vernon, Tony Kay, Alex Young and Ray Wilson, 14th August 1964-

Joey66 · July 6, 2020

Captain Roy Vernon congratulates Fred on his debut v Forest where he scored a hat trick in a 6-0 win for us -

Joey66 · July 6, 2020

9th February 1965 Fred Pickering fires in a free kick to score in the return home leg of the Fairs Cup against Manchester United we lost 2-1 on aggregate Boomers shot not in photo -

Joey66 · July 6, 2020

Everton 1 Real Zaragoza 0 (1-2 agg) in Nov 1966 at Goodison Park. Everton have a close call in the European Cup Winners Cup 2nd Round, 2nd Leg.- Bally and the GV gasp as we come close to scoring -

allezlesbleus · July 6, 2020

What a picture of the stand in the background!!!!

Joey66 said:
9th February 1965 Fred Pickering fires in a free kick to score in the return home leg of the Fairs Cup against Manchester United we lost 2-1 on aggregate Boomers shot not in photo -
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alan ball · July 6, 2020

paultheblue · July 6, 2020

degsy said:
No ciggie, so is it really Roy?

There was a brilliant quote from Vernon in one of the Everton books when he was in the later years of his career going down the division's.
Roy was obviously not putting himself about much on the pitch and his manager complained that as he was not running about much the other players couldn't find him with a pass.
Roy replied
" If they can't find me when I'm standing still what chance have they got if I move about"

cwright75 · July 6, 2020

Joey66 said:
Who's the scruffy one at the back Bernie?

FROM THE BOOK - DAYS GONE BY , MICK EVANS (Walsall)
The biggest game of the season was a trip to Everton in the 4th round of the FA Cup before a crowd of 45,462 in which he scored Saddlers goal in the dying seconds of the game. One player from that cup run who left an impression on him and everyone else around at the time was Bernie Wright.

“He always seemed to wear the same shirts, complete with brown sauce stains! I don’t think he owned a coat or even a jumper. He just turned up in winter in the same open necked shirts. He would ask me to give him a lift after some Saturday games and when I asked him where he wanted dropping off the reply would always be ‘Anywhere where there’s a club open!”

“He came into training one Monday morning with his face full of cuts.. Apparently he was in dispute with the owner of an Indian restaurant where Bernie wouldn’t pay the bill as he thought the quality of the food wasn’t up to scratch. He was adamant he was not paying It seems there was a bit of a fracas as he was lashing out at the kitchen staff who were in turn prodding his face with forks! “