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Colin Harvey injured probably the start of his hip problems -
Bernie the Bolt and Tiger ......-
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Is Shoot still going ? Used to buy it religiously every week.
I don't know I was an avid buyer when it came out plus Goal magazine - in today's technology just googled it - no
Demise and rebirth -
In the 1970s Shoot merged with a rival publication, "Goal", and for a while was sold under the title "Shoot/Goal". Shoot's circulation hit a high of 120,000 copies per week in 1996. It changed to a monthly magazine in 2001, selling in excess of 33,000 copies a month. It was relaunched as a weekly magazine in late February 2008 before publishers IPC sold off the brand in August 2008..[4]
Shoot did not number their magazines but, as far as can be established, 1717 issues were printed as follows;
Weekly 16 August 1969(issue 1) to 31 March 2001 (issue 1616)
Monthly
May 2001 (issue 1617) printed in April) to March 2008 inclusive (issue 1699)
Weekly
26 Feb 2008 (issue 1700) to 24 June 2008 (issue 1717)
- There were no weekly issues of Shoot from May 17th to June 21st 1980 (6 weeks) and from June 30th to July 28th 1984 (5 weeks) due to industrial action.
- Occasionally 'Double Issues' were produced particularly for the Christmas / New Year issue when the magazine ran as a weekly
I'm guessing this one has already been posted:John 'Jack' O'Donnell - (1926)
Born in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, on 25 March 1897, O'Donnell, like so many other footballers from the North East, started his career playing for his local colliery team (in his case, Felling).
Darlington soon signed him, and he earned a reputation as a hard-tackling full-back. Everton paid around £3,000 for him soon afterwards, a fee that was rare for a defender. The move didn't work out, however, and Blackpool bought him for a similar price.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Used to look forward to my Christmas Shoot annual and an orange, happy days.lol
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Acrobat
Player Valuation: £8m
Quote from Fagan in there - "the boots on the other foot...and what a bloody good goal". Never minded Fagan to be fair, and can you imagine Klipitty saying something like that?
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
Good grief. What a pair
And a future Evertonian Brian Kidd
I always thought Kidd was a tremendous player for us.