The midfield that contributed to our 1970 run in for the League -
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Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £60m
My word, so many memories there;
John Jackson was one of the best English keepers never to be capped. Peter Wall was a very accomplished full back that we got from the RS. I'm afraid Bobby Tambling had lost his "T" by the time he got to us.Ross Jenkins never quite made it with us but had a very good spell later with Watford.Sub was Jimmy Scott who we got from the barcodes. He played on the left wing. He was so knock kneed that when he ran ( and he did occasionally) the sparks nearly set the Arthur Wait stand on fire. That was an Everton side in transition by the look of things.
Yes and we picked him for 10 grand for tens seasons....lol
Alan Ball, Everton and England -
Hursty 1972/73 - What a back four player this guy was...
Jimmy Husband’s shot was handled by Jack Charlton. Johnny Morrissey scored
from the spot.
from the spot.
A match ticket for that semi final in 1968 - look how cheap it was -
A very young Roger Kenyon who successfully replaced Labby on his retirement, and filled in brilliantly when he was injured -
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
Just like to say, I hate Leeds.
They could play , but they were a dirty ruthless team who could cheat too, also even with our great side in the late 1960;s they were our rivals and we never did much at Elland Road v them!