Westy -
Probably my favourite thread on this site
Everton captain Kevin Ratcliffe in 1985. -
Charlie Gee, Everton -our first centre half stopper -
Debaser
Requested ban
Not a bad signing was he-
One of my favorite moments as an Everton supporter, and one of my favorite players also. He was FAR too good for the Everton side he played in - he was such a fast thinker he was light years ahead of any player around him. NEA he played for them.
Him and Kanchelskis were SO far ahead of ANY player we have had at Everton in terms of quality since the great 80's side broke up.
Just been reading about when he first arrived with us on the training ground big Nev rated him as a genius passer of the through ball.....
tonyhorne
Immoderate
I stood in Smiths a few years ago reading Beardsley's autobiography. He was very pleased with the move to Everton and says scoring the winner in a Derby a year or so later was one of the highlights of his career. Just about the best player I have ever seen playing football...
4 April 1970 Johnny Morrissey ensures another victory at Sheffield Wednesday. Sheffield Wednesday Everton Champion Sheffield Wednesday F.C. -
Everton and England Under-23 defender John Hurst. -Circa 1969/70. Everton and England Under-23 defender John Hurst. -
4 April 1970 Johnny Morrissey ensures another victory at Sheffield Wednesday. Sheffield Wednesday Everton Champion Sheffield Wednesday F.C. -
...yep, that was the one I went to, the week after we won the title. Gay Trip won the Grand National on the same day, the racing result came up on the scoreboard.
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £50m
That was daylight robbery4 April 1970 Johnny Morrissey ensures another victory at Sheffield Wednesday. Sheffield Wednesday Everton Champion Sheffield Wednesday F.C. -
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £50m
That was a marvellous day. I spent the last ten minutes of extra time on my knees facing away from the pitch. I couldn’t take the tension. The celebrations that night were fantastic.
