Kirkdale aye.Just checked. Boundary St. Not far off it.
Just out of curiosity, where did you find that?
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Kirkdale aye.Just checked. Boundary St. Not far off it.
Around that way, Vauxhall area, or what they used to call, 'over the bridge'From Scottie wasn't he?
Totally agree with the above . Absolutely legend of the blues . But I loved the Rat & Mountfield moreWith half of this stupendously boring international break out of the way, and with no Everton action just yet, I thought we could have a Saturday morning look at a former Everton great.
This week I've gone with Dave Watson, who I think is somewhat overlooked, or at least underrated, as an Evertonicon/legend/great by some at least (you can select your own term there, delete as applicable).
Like fellow blue Kevin Sheedy, he began his career at Liverpool, and we don't hold that against him in the slightest - although unlike Sheedy, he never kicked a pro-ball in anger for them. After winning the league cup with Norwich, he came to Everton and initially faced some hostility as he was effectively replacing fan's fave Derek Mountfield. Once the Goodison faithful saw he was a capable defender however, this anti feeling quickly vanished.
A member of our last league title winning side, and also the last club captain to lift a trophy, I'm sure Dave would happily surrender both of those accolades to see us win again. Dave even managed us through a difficult period as caretaker manager/player after the unfortunate departure of Joe Royle, coping well considering he had no managerial experience. This is a man who has served Everton on quite a few levels.
Let's look at the facts:
Whichever way you look at it, for me the above suggests Dave Watson should not be working with Newcastle Utd's youth set up, he should be at our glorious club in some capacity. It's frequently been said of some captains that they lack leadership - you could never say that about Dave Watson.
- Everton player 1986 - 2001
- 419 apps
- 23 goals
- Everton captain
- 12 England caps
- Everton manager 1997
- Everton League Championship 1986/87
- Everton FA Cup winner 1995
- Everton Charity Shield winner 1995
Ha ha. Haven't heard that term for years. My mother's family were from round there: Limekiln Ln.Around that way, Vauxhall area, or what they used to call, 'over the bridge'
Around that way, Vauxhall area, or what they used to call, 'over the bridge'
Thanks mate that's a good read. The app. figure I've got in the OP must be League only?Ha ha. Haven't heard that term for years. My mother's family were from round there: Limekiln Ln.
I met him there as well. He used to drink in the rams head. A gentleman and very funny.i used to bump into him regularly when he/i lived on the outskirts of Warrington, always had time for a chat, real nice chap.