Graeme Sharp (hidden) is mobbed by Andy Gray (left), Adrian Heath (8) and Peter Reid after scoring Everton's first goal during the FA Cup Final -
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Major Gowen
Player Valuation: £6m
Tommy Ring, Everton 1960's- great winger till a double leg break - so I was told -]
Collision with the Chelsea keeper, Reg Matthews (?). Footage of Ring in his prime on Youtube - Everton putting 4 past West Ham in a match covered by the BBC forerunner of Match of the Day.
My late father raved about him of course it gave a young Derek temple a chance to come in , but a ad loss no medical technology to save a player then career over -I will look on YOUTube
many thanks
can't find anything any chance of posting it on here?
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Sad day -
Alan Ball leaves Goodison Park. Alan Ball signed by Arsenal for £ 220,000 was at Bellfield, West Derby, Liverpool, for his last training stint with Everton, yesterday (Thursday). And then he went to Goodison Park to collect his boots. Manager of Everton F.C. Harry Catterick says farewell to Alan Ball at EvertonÍs training ground,. December 1971-
Alan Ball leaves Goodison Park. Alan Ball signed by Arsenal for £ 220,000 was at Bellfield, West Derby, Liverpool, for his last training stint with Everton, yesterday (Thursday). And then he went to Goodison Park to collect his boots. Manager of Everton F.C. Harry Catterick says farewell to Alan Ball at EvertonÍs training ground,. December 1971-
Everton players pose for a group photograph, October 1950. Back row L-R: David Falder, Tommy Jones, goalkeeper Ted Sagar, Jimmy O'Neill, George Burnett, Peter Farrell, Cyril Lello and Maurice Lindley. Centre row: Oscar Hold, Ted Buckle, Eddie Wainwright, Harry Catterick, Tommy Eglington, Wally Fielding and Jackie Grant. Front row: John Parker, Eric Moore, Alan Hampson, John Humphries, George Saunders and Tommy Clinton. October 1950.-
Everton manager Harry Catterick holds the FA Cup trophy on the train journey back to Liverpool following their 3-2 victory over Sheffield Wednesday at Wembley Stadium. May 1966- The Catt never let go of that cup muchlol-
TG Jones, clockwise from top: In an Everton away shirt, post-War (courtesy of Jane Jones); Player-manager of Pwllheli FC; At home with his Everton Giant ...-
25 August 1951 Tommy Eglington scores against Sheffield Wednesday-
Major Gowen
Player Valuation: £6m
1960-1961My late father raved about him of course it gave a young Derek temple a chance to come in , but a ad loss no medical technology to save a player then career over -I will look on YOUTube
many thanks
can't find anything any chance of posting it on here?
Division 1
24 September 1960
Everton 4-1 West Ham United
(Lill, Ring, Vernon 2)
BBC, B&W, 35 seconds
Major Gowen
Player Valuation: £6m
Lovely to see two in action. Ring looked a classic wing man with a sweet left foot. A great team loss & a personal tragedy.Two good wingers in Mickey Lill,and Tommy Ring there
My late eldest brother rated Ring. From what he used to tell me (usually after a few bevvies!!) Evertonians had a whole buffet of class players to choose from then. Strangely though he rated him, Young wasnt mentioned as much as Dennis Stevens, Parker and his favourite, Roy Vernon. Class.. I only wished Id had the chance to see them play.Two good wingers in Mickey Lill,and Tommy Ring there
Sainsbur McManus
Player Valuation: £500k
Bob Latchford scores against his brother.
