I was son yes.
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Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
By far the best left back I have seen in an EFC shirt(didn't see Ramon Wilson),mad as a box of frogs off it!!He lived by me in Ainsdale when he played for us,always saw him "out and about"in fact the week after he'd signed for us as a young man about townlolI was in the old West End Bar in Southport,getting a round in,I was aware the fella next to me was our new signing,"Alright Pat,welcome to the blues"says I,no response just stared at melol,knowing he was a Londoner,I foolishly say"Who's your favourite London team Pat?"Pyscho's response?"Fackin'Millwall,now fack off" which I did sharpishlollollol
Gladystweet
Player Valuation: £50m
If I remember rightly it was a Sunday live game. I can still remember the noise to this day. Thankfully, there wasn't the same amount of cameras around in those days or Pat would have been doing a stretch.
TrixyStevens
Player Valuation: £35m
Before my time but my dad and uncle thought he was a great one. Fearless.
Gladystweet
Player Valuation: £50m
Completely fearless mate. Anyone and everyone was fair game but was one hell of a player.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
The only two wingers I can ever recall getting the better of him,funnily enough our own pat Nevin playing for Chelsea,they beat us 4-3 I think at goodison,and the speed merchant at forest,franz Carr.
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Stan Lee Park
Player Valuation: £20m
As other people have said, Bailey was a class act at left back and I was surprised when Pat replaced him. Still remember standing in the Paddock for his first game and thinking "That's why he bought him". Awesome.
By the way, Pat is now doing great work for Everton In The Community. and is an absolute gentleman
By the way, Pat is now doing great work for Everton In The Community. and is an absolute gentleman
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
Remember being at that match and thinking we were going to batter them after scoring so early,but having to go through the rest of game fully expecting us to slip up . Also remember whilst celebrating looking at all the Norwich fans who'd hung on to witness our joy, it felt great. Never thinking it would be our last for so long.The celebrations at the end of the Norwich match!
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
Brilliant player. That foul on Speedy is one of my abiding memories because it happened right in front of where I was stood on the Paddock, so I witnessed it in full gory detail. Most effective elbow I've ever seen. Speedy was totally sparked out and had to be substituted about 10 mins later. Any other player could have sustained brain damage, but fortunately it was Speedy.
Gladystweet
Player Valuation: £50m
John Bailey was a big favourite but all was forgotten once Pat pulled on the jersey. One of the first names on the team sheet and never gave less than 100%. There was always some opposition snide, who us as fans would love to be playing against and end them. Pat sensed this, call it a spidey sense and would often oblige.
I've seen players get as far away as possible from Pat, even switching positions as they, and the entire crowd, knew what was coming.
I've seen players get as far away as possible from Pat, even switching positions as they, and the entire crowd, knew what was coming.
Gladystweet
Player Valuation: £50m
I was in the paddock as well. I remember people looking at each other, open mouthed, wondering just how he got away with it. There was a crack and an echo....then a cheer once Pat got the all clear.
My other memory of the paddock is when Marwood did Inchy, again, right in front of us and can still remember the sound.
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
Our kid met him a few months back at a function in town. His description of him was a taciturn and still slightly scary man. Absolute legend.
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