Looks like my prediction of gone before the New Year, might be about the happe.
@ForeverBlue92 where next for the Rafatollah, Marine, Scarborough, Glossop, York City ?
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Looks like my prediction of gone before the New Year, might be about the happe.
@ForeverBlue92 where next for the Rafatollah, Marine, Scarborough, Glossop, York City ?
Blast_of_Cannock
Player Valuation: £10m
He'll probably end up somewhere like PSG or the Brazil national squad. That's what normally happens after you fail at Everton, ala Martinez - Belgium, koeman - Barca.
The fans are a disgrace. They should be grateful that a manager of that magnitude is willing to drop down to such a level. They should know their place.
An assist so far for Stanley Mills tonight.
Congratulations to Frank D’Arcy. Finally awarded his 1969/70 league title winners medal
Former Everton defender Frank D’Arcy has finally been presented with his 1969/70 League Championship medal.
D’Arcy made five appearances during the Blues' title-winning campaign which, until recently, meant he didn’t qualify for a medal at the end of that season.
However, the Football League recently altered the eligibility conditions and Everton moved quickly to order and pay for gongs for D’Arcy, Roger Kenyon (also 69/70), Paul Wilkinson (84/85) and Warren Aspinall (86/87).
D’Arcy is the last of the four to accept his medal, presented to him at home by 1986/87 title-winner Ian Snodin.
D’Arcy made five appearances during the Blues' title-winning campaign which, until recently, meant he didn’t qualify for a medal at the end of that season.
However, the Football League recently altered the eligibility conditions and Everton moved quickly to order and pay for gongs for D’Arcy, Roger Kenyon (also 69/70), Paul Wilkinson (84/85) and Warren Aspinall (86/87).
D’Arcy is the last of the four to accept his medal, presented to him at home by 1986/87 title-winner Ian Snodin.
Lovely stuff, but far too late.
….lovely story, I actually remember watching Frank D’Arcy in the successful 64/65 FA Youth Cup winning team. He was a fine player in a team of fine players;
Is that John Hurst and Jimmy Husband in our youth side as well eggs?
….it is, Mate.
John Hurst was actually a striker back then but Husband was fantastic in that team that went on to win the trophy. I can distinctly remember standing on the Goodison Rd terrace as a 9 year old and being so impressed with Husband wearing no10. They were a fine side, even the goalkeeper Geoff Barnett played for Arsenal in an FA Cup Final.
Frank D’Arcy was a class act.
Jimmy Rimmer in goal for Utd too
I don't remember seeing you at the match!
Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £90m
Forgive me but what've Curwen and McBride done wrong to warrant nigh expletives?
….ha, ha, it’s not my programme just something I saw on the interweb. I actually remember the programmes, they were a single white embossed sheet and they played military marches out of the Goodison Rd speakers.
John Aston starred for United when they won the European Cup in ‘68, Jimmy Rimmer won the European Cup with Villa so it was a fine United youth team but the Toffees won 5-0.
Gary1959
Player Valuation: £150k
I think it says capt, for captain.
I think the no.7 for Utd is Willie Anderson, who went to Longview School in Huyton. He went on to play for Aston Villa.
…great shout, Anderson was local. I think he played for Liverpool Schoolboys, might not have been a Huyton Boys team in those days.