Yes looking also at our reserves , and those few who made it............fascinating. Presume that’s Alan Oakes and Harry Dowd in the City team.
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Yes looking also at our reserves , and those few who made it............fascinating. Presume that’s Alan Oakes and Harry Dowd in the City team.
Parnell (Roy)?? I'm sure that's the lad who played for Tranmere after leaving Everton. He was one of my favourites. Stocky build but could match wingers for speed and had a thunderous right foot scoring a few goals.
Sot on played only three games for us before moving to Tranmere Rovers, and went on to manage New Brighton AFC.....Parnell (Roy)?? I'm sure that's the lad who played for Tranmere after leaving Everton. He was one of my favourites. Stocky build but could match wingers for speed and had a thunderous right foot scoring a few goals.
Cheers Joey. As I've stated many times being a fully paid up wool, us lot over on the posh side of the river had to prove we could look after ourselves as nippers at Rovers in their crowds of 10,000 or so before we were let loose over the water. Quite a few RS and ex Everton players ended their days at Prenton Park, funnily enough more reds than Blues (Yeats, St. John, Lawrence, Alan A'Court, Callaghan to name a few). Johnny King was probably the best know blue that I saw when I was a kid.Sot on played only three games for us before moving to Tranmere Rovers, and went on to manage New Brighton AFC.....
I respected him as a player a workhorse with skill but as you stated a red........Memories of a time when we could beat the reds at anything. I had a field day that day collecting autographs and am ashamed to say I even got St John's autograph. (I must have been young an nieve)
Sorry to be the bringer of bad news: Gordon West is in fact "Tony Kay"Jimmy Gabriel, Sandy Brown, Alex Young, Alex Parker, Gordon West and Fred Pickering?