a young Bally at Blackpool -
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The best player I have seen in royal blue by a country mile.
bluelord49
Player Valuation: £8m
I also will say...
The Best Player i have ever seen in a Royal Blue Shirt,nobody to touch Him and i reckon never will be...
Saw Him against us at Bloomfield Road and He was Outstanding apart from the two times he was Out-sitting on the ball taking the michael out of us in their 2-0 win on Joe Royle,s debut 1966
God Bless Alan Ball
The Best Player i have ever seen in a Royal Blue Shirt,nobody to touch Him and i reckon never will be...
Saw Him against us at Bloomfield Road and He was Outstanding apart from the two times he was Out-sitting on the ball taking the michael out of us in their 2-0 win on Joe Royle,s debut 1966
God Bless Alan Ball
Mr perpetual motion in action with tons of skill , and goals in his prime, reading the Mersey millionaires book about him and the reason The Catt sold him alledgedy as he stated he would tell the true story one day, but The Catt died suddenly - it was plain as your nose on your face he needed the captaincy taking off him imo when his form dipped with a bad injury as he was upsetting himself, and the dressing room - Westy always stated he was not Captain material in the run in for the title he was, but after that it was so obvious as captain he was poor when the team form dropped off ....sad, but true imo
Yet he was sold with many years left in him he loved EFC!
Brian Harris being introduced to Princess Margaret by Labby a certain Mike Trebblecock in the background -
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Thank God shes got gloves on
Yep went to a funeral and got a load of EFC player books back I loaned to my older brother - sad circumstances my cousin had died aged 62 with an aggressive inoperable brain tumour - they gave him 3 months he lasted 5 but went quickly which was a blessing after living his life to the full he was only in London 3 weeks ago to see shows etc with his daughter....
life is so fickle ......
Brian Harris who had a great 2nd half at Wembley in the 1966 cup final is congratulated by a young Colin Harvey -
1966 st Georges hall steps homecoming the Catt drops the cup on Brian Harris head - to think a great home grown player all the years service to the club for a £10 signing on fee -
