T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £50m
Oh joy of joysAdrian Heath with a fan after Everton's win over Southampton in the 1984 FA Cup Semi-Final at Highbury.
ManxBrian
Player Valuation: £2.5m
My favourite photo. I held the winning Golden Goal ticket and Alex's goal won me £100 (Worth a bit in those days)11th October 1967 Sunderland keeper, Jim Montgomery, fails to hold a shot from Johnny Morrissey leaving Alex Young to open the scoring after only four minutes in the League Cup tie at home to Sunderland in a 3-2 defeat-
I was there what a first half the GV got two the Gladwys st adorning him, and Bally
Running the game then just before half time Bally missed a pen..,..
2nd half got beat 3-2 - Everton that......
Cameron Manning
Player Valuation: £35m
Did big Joe get a hat trick in that game Joey, I know your a big fan of Joe Royle30th November 1968 Joe Royle grabs a second against Leicester in a 7-1 win -
Gerry......
That was theEuro rule, thoseearly 60s white shirts were just luck of the draw and the FA cup had a similar home team rule, or if both teams couldnt or wouldnt agree then Both changed
In finals they usually tossed a coin
Golley Pit
Player Valuation: £25k
Geoff Barnett - Gerry Humphries - Jimmy Husband - John Hurst as far as I know made it as professional footballers named on here?
Alan Ball England 1971 -
May 1970. The England World Cup squad just before the 1970 tournament in Mexico, posing with a Ford Cortina 1600E donated by the RAC. -LABBY & BALLY - TOMMY WRIGHT FOR US THERE-
2nd April 1966. The unlikely sight of Scotland inside forward Billy Bremner walking off the pitch wearing an England shirt flanked by fellow battlers Nobby Stiles and Alan Ball, at Hampden Park. -
Geoff Barnett - Gerry Humphries - Jimmy Husband - John Hurst as far as I know made it as professional footballers named on here?
Wayne Rooney, Wayne Clarke ?
On a serious note, I noticed Alex Totten in the Liverpool side, he's a bit of a local celebrity up here having managed Falkirk in two spells .
ALAN BALL "ENGLAND"1970 .
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