davids
Player Valuation: £70m
Think it bounced twice,trick shot.
davids
Player Valuation: £70m
Likes a chow mein in Southport.
davids
Player Valuation: £70m
There used to be a shop that sold old programmes opposite the ground. There were photos of the players (Young,Vernon, Gabriel etc) signing autographs for kids who were waiting outside the ground after training. I was one of the kids,I had the photos until I left home to go to Uni. As with most things they disappeared. If you ever see any Joey send me a PM,I'd love to get some copies.Syd Reaks, the Liverpool chairman (second right) followed by secretary of the club Peter Robinson arriving at Goodison Park for a meeting on whether to televise on close circuit the upcoming FA Cup tie between Everton and Liverpool 22nd Feb 1967 -
davids
Player Valuation: £70m
Career ruined too soon by McKay30 March 1968 Jimmy Husband converts Alan Ball's low cross to open the scoring v Leicester City in the FA cup 1/4 final in a brilliant 3-1 win -
Yes right in front of that incident a straight red - he was not even booked a crunching thigh high tackle stopping a certain goal for us just over the halfway line he would have been clear on goal - 0-0 & we got beat 1-0 in the replay - & clough had the nerve to call Leeds dirty ????
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Fantastic name for a chairman of that lotSyd Reaks, the Liverpool chairman (second right) followed by secretary of the club Peter Robinson arriving at Goodison Park for a meeting on whether to televise on close circuit the upcoming FA Cup tie between Everton and Liverpool 22nd Feb 1967 -
Bally -
Big Joe my hero scores in the 1970 title run in by falling into the net to bundle the ball over the line -
Westy -who did not play v Fulham 1963 when we clinched the title injured - burst into song after the game posted this out of a rare book & its gone world wide now -
Bally v the other lot - three markers they were so scared of him -
1996 St Georges hall as blues fans wait -
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