...discounted him, but looking again it could be.
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...discounted him, but looking again it could be.
Here is a rare Programme sheet 1914 the FA decided even with World War 1 going on the season should conclude - EFC won the league in 1914 with gates of understandably below 20, 000 armed forces were allowed in free too - here's a fitting programme sheet for you -
Reading his autobiography Royston Vernon which I helped to donate to print - what a read it really was seeing him only as a six year old - they joke about his cigarette smoking from the age of 11 years old which they stated he could have become a world class player in the Dennis Law mold - his pace over a short distance was incredible - imagine if maybe without the smoking his energy levels could have been much higher?
What a world class player he may have become as it was he was an Everton great sometimes overshadoed by the GV but no doubts he was a rebel ...
What a world class player he may have become as it was he was an Everton great sometimes overshadoed by the GV but no doubts he was a rebel ...
A great angle of Paul Rideout scoring at Wembley the winner in 1995 - he scored thier in his England youth days came in handy for us that day -
napoleon dynamite
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Oy joey. . A fitting proramme sheet?? I said in 56 not 106
The great HK this pho may have been in his return as player Manager were the three games he played we were unbeaten -
napoleon dynamite
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Theres never a bad angle of anyone scoring against the wet the beds
napoleon dynamite
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My old man always told a story about going to goodison in the 60s..he was in a boozer before the game and went for a slash. Someone had written on the wall "mike trebilcock loves the beverley sisters"..classic scouse humour.
Bluetintedspecs
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I remember Joe Royle nodding it in from the sidelines, too.
Joe was a great header of the ball - Im biased a bit like....
