It could be worse could have posted that game on the classic matches thread
It was a horror show....
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It was a horror show....
Major Gowen
Player Valuation: £6m
It was a fantastic match, everything you'd want from a cup-tie between two good teams. Not for the last time, alas, we were undone by a combination of an inspired individual performance & uncertain goalkeeping.Nottingham Forest 3, Everton 2; 1966-67 F.A Cup 6th Round - oh the bad memories -
Post it Joey, after 50yrs I reckon I can take it...cant be any worse than this Brexit dogs breakfast.It could be worse could have posted that game on the classic matches thread
It was a horror show....
PS I voted you for PM
Posting Misery
Remember I think! we were the only team winning at half time in those 6th Rd games but we had loads of injury problems
Don't think Bally was playing either or Big Joe.
And Norwich until the bad news.
Big joe was not playing Sandy Brown no 10- Jimmy Husband scored two but missed an easy header that Joe would have buried.....to put us 2-0 up just after half time .... what was to come with his headers in the WBA final...
here it is for @degsy - I could only bear to watch when we equalised at 2-2 - what a pair on the left ray Wilson and Moggsy really were.... loads of blues fans there.....
Great footage Joey again.Heartbreaking even more as we were defending our FA cupj
Everton FC Team, Goodison Park-1961/62 Season
Liverpool v Everton at Anfield-1967
1954 Everton-Mick Meagan, Bert Harris and ?
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
1954 Everton-Mick Meagan, Bert Harris and ?
Your unknown player is in this - third row 5th from left. I am trying to find his name!!
wba83
Player Valuation: £8m
That looks like bellfield in the back ground didn't know we trained there that early .Or anyone know if we did train there in the1950s .And just out of interest anyone know we're we trained before bellfieldIs it John Sutherland??
Everton players pictured with coach Harry Cooke during a training session. Left to right: Harry Leyland, Jimmy O'Neill, Joe Easthope, John Parker, Dave Hickson, John Sutherland, TONY MCNAMARA and Jimmy Harris. 9th August 1950
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
Yes it is Bellefield. Again we were ahead of everyone else by developing state of the art training facilities. It opened after the War in 1946. Brazil used Bellefield as their base in 1966.
Before then I presume it was Goodison based on earlier training photos. Joey may know more.
tommytowne
Player Valuation: £50m
Prompting the Street End to burst into song with We'll Meet Again as we assisted in sending them down to the Second Division.23rd April 1974 Mick Lyons shot slips through Alex Stepney's fingers to give Everton victory over Manchester United -
