In the Everton break my heart stakes, I wrote off the Storey-Moore game as just one of those things...with a grudging - fairplay to Carey and Wignall for maybe wanting it more and imbuing Forest with some fight.
Astle broke my heart - just how did we lose that? Was the constant question all the way home...we stopped in the first pub we found to drown our sorrows, couldn't even get into that, left after 3 pints
Villa hurt, but not as bad, only, 95%. We settled for the draw and paid the price - probably my first official 'Everton That', little did I know...
The Holy Trinity -
A certain Harry Catterick in this photo - my late father reckoned he was a very poor player -
EFC 1933/1934 -
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Ditto. A carthorse, according to my Dad. Given their shared views on the RS, Catterick and TG, I suspect our two Dads would have got on famously.
The prince of Centre halves TG Jones -
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What a player
Wee Bobby Colins - just missed watching this player - he was the crowds favourite Captain so we sold him - Everton that -
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The saddest thing for me from those years was the failure of Ball, Kendall et al to claim an FA Cup Winners' medal.
Fred Pickering - a great no 9 scoring wise a fantastic record till injury -
They must have been the best midfield trio ever -
Come on you Blues, bring some ‘Goodison roar’ to Stamford Bridge tonight. 1950s cartoon by George Green -
A typical Pat tackle -
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