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Most of them should have been. In those days, however, the authorities were just as blindly bigoted as the average fan on the terrace. Has the world moved on? Quite a bit, though judging by the lack of insight of some of the posts on this thread, more clearly needs to be done.

Swap "medium" for "tiny" & the rest applies to us.

Sublime ball skills and the instinct of a terrier. Memories of Colin and Bally are just about the only reason left for supporting the now shambolic set up.

You have a very generous take on the man and his times. Sadly, like very, very many other Blues, I disliked him intensely when he was alive and I see no reason to change my view of him now.

Rarer than hens teeth on this site. Thankfully.

Don't believe the club has had a manager worth their salt for about ten years. The current bloke is a real chancer.

Tuesday night in April '70.

In an intensive care unit in the late 90s, though truth to tell, it was someone else who tuned in to it then put the headset over my ears. It did not end well.

Gave an interview about it while he was still in Mexico & said he'd move wherever he wanted.

you've been sex all season. Good on yer, mate.

Well it's a grand ould team to play for ... & etc

Lol

I really remember the '67 final and Tommy Gemmil's goal in particular. Was also lucky enough to have witnessed Billly and Jinky Jimmy play for Scotland in Wales. Fine days and we'll find no finer! 10 titles, bhoys!

One of the greats. R I P Billy. God love you.

Happy St Pet's Day, you horrible bowser Erin Go Bragh! (Google it, @ Moomin).

I understand - and share - the frustration. For me, Marco is not the bloke to change things round. We need a Shankly - and I've never ever thought I'd say that.

All the very best to a lovely soul. x

Not a million miles from Pat's Day and the annual excoriation of the British /Irish by himself. Apart from McCarthy, are there any members here who want to out themselves as expats? More seriously, God love all of you bousers from Cork, Galway, Dub etc who give this place the little bit of...

This isn't a day for careful analysis and reasoned thinking. At 68 years of age, I'm still the scraggy arsed kid I was in '64 watching us beat them 4 - 0 at Anfield, so come on you Blue boys, do these red vermin!

So privileged to have seen him play and proud of the fantastic reception he got from the Street End when he came to Goodison. A truly exceptional player but, more importantly, a great man.