Moggsy what a winger.......
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- Thread starter ToffeeMike
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Moggsy what a winger.......
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
My Dad tried to replicate that shot in our garden the day after. I remember him shouting Howie as he shot. The ball smashed through next doors greenhouse!
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
No..nor his prince on shining armour
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
So you now played alongside Wayne Clarke?
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Oh matron!!
Togger Blue
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Just dipped in and found this, geat stuff! I was at that match on my own (15) - none of my mates could get a ticket. We played really well and were wearing that great amber and blue away kit. As well as the lids behind the goal where we got the 2nd half goals, we had a big contingent on the side opposite the cameras. I was with a load of Blues in the stand above their old kop end. I think the match was played on the same day as that years Grand National (??) and I won some dosh for a place on the coach 'draw'.
For another 10% on top of that Million ( I've seen figures claiming it wasnt a mill just £700,000 - but Million pound stand sounds better) it could've been pillarless
The world cup heroes -two blues in the first photo that started this terrific thread -
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
VAR on first goal!
Major Gowen
Player Valuation: £6m
Watching Alf Ramsay's plan B against Brazil in 1970 - give the ball to Terry Cooper & watch him lump it up to Jeff Astle - I couldn't help think that there was a certain Everton winger who could flight a cross better & from much nearer the Brazil box than the England no 3, fine player that he was...
It maybe Christmas and the drink has been taken, but that whole 69-70 team would've given the 1970 Brazil team a better game than England did.
Would've had to drop Sandy obvs and christ knows what we would've done for subs, but who cares, they were that good.
Ramsey couldn't do subs to save his life anyway.
It may not be a white Christmas but here is a throwback photo to the Everton lads getting Albert Geldard with a snowball in the 1930s - the great Dixie Dean looks on -
