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Brendan Janus
Player Valuation: £40m
Nottingham Forest 3, Everton 2; 1966-67 F.A Cup 6th Round - a mare of a day Jimmy Husband standing in for Joe Royle scored two - only for Rankin , and Labby to have off days , and Ian Storey Moore got a hattrick for them + former Blues centre forward Frank Wignall gave our centre halfs a right going over-
I can remember it was Grand national Day and David Coleman feeding the bad news in his ear piece.......
Same day as the Foinavon 1967 Grand National !
Yes lost the game - and my horse The Fossa which sometimes got a place fell at that fence ..... bad memories!
Brendan Janus
Player Valuation: £40m
A bad day all round !
BigMick
Player Valuation: £20m
Nottingham Forest 3, Everton 2; 1970-71 season -
I remember that game was on Match of the Day and they had a power failure with the score at 3-1 so Mick's first ever goal was never recorded for posterity. Jinxed!
What a great stalwart Mike was loved to watch him 100 percent and could play centre forward too
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
Oh stop it please Joey. A horrible day out.Nottingham Forest 3, Everton 2; 1966-67 F.A Cup 6th Round - a mare of a day Jimmy Husband standing in for Joe Royle scored two - only for Rankin , and Labby to have off days , and Ian Storey Moore got a hattrick for them + former Blues centre forward Frank Wignall gave our centre halfs a right going over-
I can remember it was Grand national Day and David Coleman feeding the bad news in his ear piece.......
I have been reluctant to post that game - it was a killer , but feeling a bit depressed today so there I did it ..........
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
Well i was feeling quite chipper for me. Just cut the grass and settling down to a nice Latte...and then i saw this reminder. I too now feel depressed. Might as well see some more pics of semi defeats againgst City and the RS to really send me down the pub to drown my sorrows...
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
How could you forget our top coach...?
A postcard that is believed to provide the earliest known image of Dixie Dean in an Everton shirt, pictured in a formal team-group with his Everton team-mates worth a fortune in its original condition -
The LEG -ENDlol
just compare their goal strike rate...........