Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Teenagers in Neston Street -​

 

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lol -

 

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15p to get in -

 

[Major Gowen]

Good player Chivers. Without checking I think we got beat that game. First home game I recall.

He was a fine No 9. Southampton likely thought they could make a decent profit & depend on Ron Davies, then in his pomp, to keep the goals flowing. Davies was supplied with great crosses by two wingers, one of whom was Terry Paine. I'm damned if I can remember the left-winger's name. Did it begin with an "S"?

 

[Joey66]

Bally -

 

[Joey66]

He was a fine No 9. Southampton likely thought they could make a decent profit & depend on Ron Davies, then in his pomp, to keep the goals flowing. Davies was supplied with great crosses by two wingers, one of whom was Terry Paine. I'm damned if I can remember the left-winger's name. Did it begin with an "S"?

Chivers Jelly was the shout if he missed a shot on goal at Goodison - good no 9 though not as good as my hero though .....

 

[Joey66]

He was a fine No 9. Southampton likely thought they could make a decent profit & depend on Ron Davies, then in his pomp, to keep the goals flowing. Davies was supplied with great crosses by two wingers, one of whom was Terry Paine. I'm damned if I can remember the left-winger's name. Did it begin with an "S"?

William Sommerville?

 

[Stevie Nicks Bootleg]

He was a fine No 9. Southampton likely thought they could make a decent profit & depend on Ron Davies, then in his pomp, to keep the goals flowing. Davies was supplied with great crosses by two wingers, one of whom was Terry Paine. I'm damned if I can remember the left-winger's name. Did it begin with an "S"?

Frank Saul?

 

[Joey66]

Frank Saul?

Call Saul lol

 

[Joey66]

Our roots - Everton Village -

 

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1971-72 Marshall Cavendish Top Teams -

 

[Joey66]

Paul Bracewell of England lines up before an International Friendly match between the USA and England at the Memorial Coliseum on June 16, 1985 in Los Angeles, United States of America -

 

[Major Gowen]

Frank Saul?

Very close - Saul played off Davies at No 8. Did he go in part-ex for Chivers?

As to the winger's name I couldn't remember, after a change of nappy and a couple of the happy pills, I have it: John Sydenham. Here's the latter combining with Davies to rip Man U to pieces at Old Trafford in August 1969. Keep an eye out for the build up to the Saints' third - a certain Jimmy Gabriel to the fore:

 

[Stevie Nicks Bootleg]

Very close - Saul played off Davies at No 8. Did he go in part-ex for Chivers?

As to the winger's name I couldn't remember, after a change of nappy and a couple of the happy pills, I have it: John Sydenham. Here's the latter combining with Davies to rip Man U to pieces at Old Trafford in August 1969. Keep an eye out for the build up to the Saints' third - a certain Jimmy Gabriel to the fore:

I enjoyed that, nice one. Never heard of Sydenham, he looked rapid.

 

[Major Gowen]

I enjoyed that, nice one. Never heard of Sydenham, he looked rapid.

He was a complete contrast with our tank on the left, who beat fullbacks with footwork & a change of pace. As you've seen, Sydenham was a pure speedster, with a bullet of a cross. Moggsey, on the other hand, was the king of the flighted cross right on the edge of the keeper's comfort zone. A pleasure to see two such very different approaches to the winger's arts. The Mogster, of course, had the added bonus of being a total assassin when the need arose!