Never got a programme arrived late on a disastrous day -
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Joe Royle, Tommy Smith and Tommy Lawrence battling for the ball during the Everton v Liverpool match, 3 February 1968. - in a 1-0 win for the Blues -
EVERTON 1969-70 SEASON - Everton 3 Sunderland 1 - 11th October 1969 -
won 3-2
Skippy -
2-0 away win at the pit "Champions"
I remember the game well. 8-3 we won, all 5 of our forwards scored. Derek Tapscot their Centre-forward had to go in goal due to goalie being injured.
I think that result sent Cardiff into Div 2.
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
Wasn’t Henry Newton the posh brewer who went out with Gemma in Corrie?
I don't know but he left his hammer with him when he joined us - Henry the hammer shot he was famous for at Notts forest.......
Tell you what arl Horace knew his stuff, he called it on Harry signing Pickering and how a spell in the reserves seemed to have made West a more reliable keeper...yes I'm looking at you Jordan
After his 'handbags' with the saint the kop gave him a real one in the return fixture...and one in almost every game after.
In fact, iirc, they missed a game and he went to the kop before the KO and asked - where's my handbag.