Think his name was Graham Smith (?), possibly coached/managed the reserves or U23s? Eric Harrison was at Everton in the late 70s then went off to join Man U.Eric Harrison i think his name was.
Do you honestly believe a journalist can rightly choose a man of the match, Christ knows he was probablyKay was naive not a greedy thief/ He was man of the match in the game he allegedly threw. Oh for a player a quarter as good in todays team.
He was ill-advised to do what he did - plus in those days the law was so harsh - other top players in Wednesdays team Peter Swan etc got the same treatment compared to what goes on nowadays in reflection the law back then was far too hard banned from any football prison sentence etc ....Do you honestly believe a journalist can rightly choose a man of the match, Christ knows he was probably
on the end of a phone for such a middle of the table match. Tony Kay was no shrinking violet, when he lost
his football job and started his new life as a 'Bookie' and selling tickets outside Wembley over the top.
I loved the bones of him when he played for us, but like a lot of people over the years, they take the wrong
turning.
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