Caption incorrect again then still a great photo though......
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tommytowne
Player Valuation: £50m
I thought that was Batman at first glance last bloke on the right.
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
To be honest i dont recognise any of them
Mrtallywacker
GOT spiritual advisor
Ian Marshall centre of front row?
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
Yes could be.
Some players who made it or come close there Eggs......
....there is, Joey. An FA Youth Cup winning side often contains a very special player, but sometimes there is a true spread of future professionals. That ‘98 team was certainly the latter, just think of the first team games Osman and Hibbert played for us.
Osman, Jeffers and Dunne all became full internationals. It was a special crop of talent.
wba83
Player Valuation: £8m
Rob wakenshaw ( man utd goal) Ian Marshall front row and Alan Harper's little brother behind him
Yes just like in the cup youth winners team in the mid 1960's we got John Hurst , Jimmy Husband , for us and Geoff Barnett had major success at Arsenal seen most games in that home run at Goodison but somehow missed the final...Doh....
wba83
Player Valuation: £8m
Not 100% sure but the lad bottom right not wearing a kit might be tosh fielding ( rocky fielding boxer dad ) I know he played year earlier against Norwich in final
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
bcblue1878
Player Valuation: £50m
World Cup, 12th July 1966-Bulgaria vs Brazil at Goodison. Pele scores Brazil's first goal from a free kick. for @Dario Terracotta notice our ballman {what ever happened to the young lads in that world cup did they get the elbow?} He can't wait to get the ball...... or Pele's autograph hogging the photo....
Gwladys street facing the park end under reconstruction in the 1980;s due to recession - the away fans in the 1960's 70's they just hogged the area behind the park end goal = apart from the City fans who chose an area in the Goodison road terrace.. It looks sparse following in the photo... in that era.....
