Johnny Giles of Leeds United collects the ball as teammate Eddie Gray pulls his socks up, watched by Everton's Jimmy Husband -
Everton's Alan Whittle and jimmy Husband vying for the same ball, and sometimes the same place in the team.... -
Bullins road 1969 -
Park end training ground now a car park -
Old star jumper.......
tommytowne
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The top left hand corner were the steps that led up to my spec.Fans going the match at Goodison in 1964 15p to get in ...-
Once up there a swift right turn led you down to a wall at the front of the Goodison Road terrace.
I remember down Bullens Road on the left just after the second streetlight, there was a wide door entrance for 3 wheeler automobiles for the disabled,
When I was skint (Which was often) I used to befriend one of the War veterans in the 3 wheelers and was let in for free by a steward, just before the teams came out I would choose either the Paddock or the Park End to watch the game from. Not positive but it feels like about 1958?
The small kids that got lifted over the turnstiles, and tippped a backhander was a regular feature also........
Kendall would be first on my team selection
But Revie selected this.
1Clemence
2Madeley
3Hughes
4Dobson - sub Brooking 62min.
5Watson D
6Hunter
7Bell - (2) 81, 84.
8Channon (1) 74 min
9Worthington - sub Thomas D. 62min.
10Keegan
11Francis G.
Glad it wasn't my turn to wash the kit
Snidey little Gshight
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