6th January 1968. Everton centre half Brian Labone proves too strong for Wolves Derek Dougan-
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The question that's long haunted me - how did we go from a club that swooped for an outstanding young player like Ball to one that a) sold him prematurely and b) bought a succession of established players who couldn't hold a candle to him?He had glass knees by then, another Harry bought 3 or 4 yrs too late, on the strength of one or two good games against us...usually at Forest where we hardly ever won.
Hunt, Bernard, H. Newton all very good for their own clubs, but suffered the fate of being guilty of the crime that they weren't Ball or Harvey or Kendall...but who was...a bit like Denis Stevens and Bobby Collins
What price Tommy Jackson though, he did the biz.
Ah the Bury pig farmer, though tbh, I didnt see much wrong with the cracking Cup Final goal he scored but was disallowed for something21 November 1970 Joe Royle beats Lindsay to head home against L'pool (A -
Harry did the buyingThe question that's long haunted me - how did we go from a club that swooped for an outstanding young player like Ball to one that a) sold him prematurely and b) bought a succession of established players who couldn't hold a candle to him?