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Saw that one with my brother too, Gwladys by the wall. I thought city's red and black stripes were really outstanding, but they deserved beating!23rd December 1969 Eleven minutes from time Alan Whittle sweeps the ball past Joe Corrigan to ensure a 1-0 victory v Man.City (H) -
Catterick was right. An unbelievable goal after a move involving Hurst, Kendall, Ball and Husband in a move of slick passes that took the ball from the edge of our box into the back of the Chelsea net in less than 10 seconds. Unfortunately not captured on film.This is supposed to be a cracking goal HC the best he had ever seen -
16th January 1971 Jimmy Husband breasts down a pass from Alan Ball and fires an unstoppable shot into the roof of the Chelsea net for Everton's opener - in a 3-0 win -
Not only this, but we also had a perfectly good goal chalked off for offside shortly after. Just as well there was no VAR in them days or we'd have never savoured our greatest ever comeback.How was this not a pen?
14th May 1966. Everton forward Alex Young is brought down by Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Ron Springett but the referee decides against giving the Blues a penalty in the FA Cup Final, at Wembley. -
That's the only photo I have seen
Its Si's Barber shop now...obvs a big time seller those boots
Youre dreamin mate, VAR would've probably given S. Wed a penalty against Young for deliberately kicking at Springetts forearms as they wrapped around his ankles.
I was there. It was a sexy move and a stunning finishThis is supposed to be a cracking goal HC the best he had ever seen -
16th January 1971 Jimmy Husband breasts down a pass from Alan Ball and fires an unstoppable shot into the roof of the Chelsea net for Everton's opener - in a 3-0 win -
