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Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
From the "salutes"there it looks like either the Kopites are running out onto the pitch or they're playing Gerry Marsbars song
lol
1947/48 TEAM -
1946/7 team -
Everton 1, Manchester City 0, F.A. Cup third round, January 1949 -
Memories eh. we used to bunk off school and queue for tickets at Anfield, when we turned up half the school was there also. We used to get Kop tickets and swap them before the game no problem, if you remember it with terracing I think they used to get twice the amount in than was allowed it was always crammed.
I was in the Kop Twice for Derby games worst time was ten minutes before kick off the ale house whoallars decided to get their best spec - sod anyone else your feet lifted off the floor ......
I think you're right about the 70s, the only ones with short hair are the girls?
southwalestoffee
Player Valuation: £100k
Yes I think it was mate
He cannot be mentioned in the same breath as Sharp, Gray, Royle, Ferguson, Young & Rooney, all hearts of lions.It is not just Bob Latchford with no soul for our club, Lukaku, Kidd & Lineker all phonys.
Well us young Street-enders in the 1970s doldrums thought he walked on water !!
JAYMULL
Player Valuation: £6m
Disagree mate. Everton were close to winning the league in 74/75 &77/78 Latchford played his part scored lots of goals the fact we didn't wasn't down to him individually. Rooney will be remembered as a Man Utd legend not as an Everton legend. I'd say Dunc was a legend cos he fronted it with the big boys and gave his all (most of the time). Latchford scored double the amount of goals than Dunc in more or less the same number of games. Latchford is an Everton legend in my opinion. Obviously the others you mention are without question.