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Even now I struggle to discuss the pain and disappointment that defeat caused!!!!!This scene illustrates some of the chaos around Wembley on the day of the 1968 FA Cup final between Everton and West Bromwich Albion.
And yet at the league game after the final at Goodison versus Sunderland the crowd sang his name again and again. everton that. We truly love those who do their best for us. We can spot a trier and a guy who has one eye elsewhere as well.
crap happens I cried that day we were odds on to win that cup - even Geoff Astles winning goal he stated it luckily bounced off Colin Harvey's legs, and he just stuck his left foot out with a swipe , and that was us done for!
One of a handful of games I went to with my late brother. He wasn't into football but, on this occasion, he was useful for getting to the game. He drove - and the return journey took about 3 hours - freezing.
Think it may have been New Years day matey. Was there myself, I drove yhat day in a clapped out mini, windows down to stop it steaming up and some scally threw a snowball at me and hit me straight in the ear, me screaming and me mates p**sing themselve laughing. The good old days eh
Just checked on Everton Results. Gave us a 1-1 draw on the 26th December although I suppose that must be the result of the game when it was actually replayed. Was out of the country most of that season.
We got done 3-1 later when it was replayed,I went to both,think Joe McBride may have got our consolation goal
Interesting. So the odd error in Everton results then.We got done 3-1 later when it was replayed,I went to both,think Joe McBride may have got our consolation goal
Or could be my mind playing tricks,I haven't the foggiest who scored for us in the abandoned 1-1 gamelol
Can't remember. Everton results says Mcbride 1-1.
you been on the port pat?!!
