T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
I can remember what happened in 1970 but not last week
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AndyC
Player Valuation: £70m
August 24th, 1974… West Ham vs Everton.
King Colin scored an absolute screamer at West Ham in a 3-2 win.
We’d led 0-2 at half time through goals from Joe Royle and Bob Latchford before the Hammers drew level with two goals in a minute from Billy Bonds (pen) and McDowell.
With less than ten minutes to play, Colin drove forward and from around 22 yards smashed an absolute howitzer that Mervyn Day barely saw never mind tried to save.
I went mental and nearly got lynched… was in the wrong part of Upton Park… doh but, a wonderful memory of a truly memorable footballer.
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
I was there too
Great win
My Dad got chased down the platform of the tube and I had to drag him through the doors to escape the cheeky cockneys
Definitely a Coronthian, through out his career as a player, coach, manager and a gentleman, off the Park. Looking back, the Holy Trinity , were superb , football poetry in motion.This has to be done
The White Pele has been the epitome of an Evertonian all his life
A wonderful player and a real gentleman
They don't come much better
Call to honour 'the greatest living Evertonian' before move to new stadium
Everton super fan David France would like to see the club give additional recognition to Colin Harvey at Goodison Park before they move to their new stadiumwww.liverpoolecho.co.uk
I hope the club name a Stand after Colin Harvey at G P, or at B M D.
UTFTs!
AndyC
Player Valuation: £70m
Here’s my story of that day… had this published a few years ago
Football Genesis - Upton Park or bust... - taleoftwohalves.uk
The 1974/75 season was my fifth supporting Everton on an every-game basis, with hitch-hiking now a fixture of my away day travels. Relatively easy hikes to the likes of Sheffield, Leeds and Birmingham had all been successfully completed, but long-distance trips to London and beyond remained...
taleoftwohalves.uk
Blast_of_Cannock
Player Valuation: £10m
When I first loaded in and saw this at the top I thought "Oh no! Not another legend gone!" . Glad to be very wrong, and fully agree with the op
Blue Heart
Player Valuation: £500k
Shef Wed away (after we'd won the title) he set up Johnny Morrissey with a pass that lives i my mind. Ball came at him like a bullet and he volleyed a perfect pass. Astonishing bit of skill but all in a day's work for him.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Bloody RS everywhere.Here’s my story of that day… had this published a few years ago
Football Genesis - Upton Park or bust... - taleoftwohalves.uk
The 1974/75 season was my fifth supporting Everton on an every-game basis, with hitch-hiking now a fixture of my away day travels. Relatively easy hikes to the likes of Sheffield, Leeds and Birmingham had all been successfully completed, but long-distance trips to London and beyond remained...
Good read otherwise.
Plenty get called legend - but Colin is one - the real deal
I bet he looks in better knick then you - lol
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Indeed, a silky smooth player with skill, grace and hard as nails…..
Call one of the entrances into the dock something like “Colin Harvey Way” or “Colin Harvey Gates”
Or
There are 3 gates at the moment. Call them the trinity gates and name each of them after Kendall, Harvey and Ball
Or
There are 3 gates at the moment. Call them the trinity gates and name each of them after Kendall, Harvey and Ball
Have a 4th gate - only for the Derby game that leads them into the River Mersey lol
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