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Yes we won 4-1.
Alex Scott scored 2 goals, Johnny Morisey scored one and an OG. NSW actually took the lead in the match.
Everton X1:
Andy Rankin, Sandy Brown, Mick Meagan, Jimmy Gabriel, Brian Labone, Brian Harris, Alex Scott, Brian Stevens, Derek Temple, Roy Vernon, John Morissey
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Too slow.
Full marks for effort though
Well I didn't use Google lol
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wondered what the Fifa ban was for ....
The Australian Soccer Association operated for forty years, joining FIFA in 1956, however in 1960, the association disbanded after being suspended from FIFA for the poaching of players from overseas. In 1961 the Australian Soccer Federation was formed as a potential successor to the former governing body for the sport. However, this association was refused re-admittance to FIFA until outstanding fines had been paid, which was later done in 1963, seeing the new national body admitted to FIFA.
Isolated from international football, Australia repeatedly applied to join the Asian Football Confederation in 1960, 1962, 1972 and again in 1974 but were denied in all four requests. Australia with New Zealand eventually formed the Oceania Football Federation (now Oceania Football Confederation) in 1966.
The same Oceania Federation that they left because 'of course they are in Asia,' REAL reason of course being that they wanted to get out of having to play South American teams such as Argentina in Play-offs to get to the finals.
The Australian Soccer Association operated for forty years, joining FIFA in 1956, however in 1960, the association disbanded after being suspended from FIFA for the poaching of players from overseas. In 1961 the Australian Soccer Federation was formed as a potential successor to the former governing body for the sport. However, this association was refused re-admittance to FIFA until outstanding fines had been paid, which was later done in 1963, seeing the new national body admitted to FIFA.
Isolated from international football, Australia repeatedly applied to join the Asian Football Confederation in 1960, 1962, 1972 and again in 1974 but were denied in all four requests. Australia with New Zealand eventually formed the Oceania Football Federation (now Oceania Football Confederation) in 1966.
The same Oceania Federation that they left because 'of course they are in Asia,' REAL reason of course being that they wanted to get out of having to play South American teams such as Argentina in Play-offs to get to the finals.
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Haha, it's a fair cop !
In my defence I was only two at the time so only found out about the likes of Rankin, Gabriel, Labone, Scott, Temple and Morrisey a few years later. Happy memories of listening avidly to the radio though. Well in to @Paulie for bringing those memories back
....thanks was wondering who played. Some fine players there must have been some trek in those days.
murder gettin the last bus back to Walton
Nice one. Like to think I'm relatively clued up on Everton even if this was way before my day but first I've heard of this game/tour.
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Bigger crowd than when England played there in 1980 (45,000)
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