The GV wins the ball in the air v ? Chico Scott looks on .....
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Everton 1 Man City 2 in March 1972 at Goodison Park. Fred Hill puts City 1-0 -
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Player Valuation: £8m
A great book.
I sometimes visit evertonresults.com to remind myself of matches I went to in the 60's. It always seems to be sunny. September afternoons with long shadows across the pitch and huge clouds of tobacco smoke rising over the crowd. We were a proud lot though never media favourites. After Bally arrived, we silently asked ourselves who the hell could beat us when we had the wee man, Youngy, Ray Wilson and Labby in the side.
Well, the skies got darker once the eejits sold Bally and the old main stand was knocked down. But the memories live on of me da and his talk of Dixie, Cresswell and Lawton and however impressive the new ground turns out to be, in the mind of this old codger, Everton will always be Goodison, September '62 and my first game.
22nd March 1969. Everton goalkeeper Gordon West about to save from Manchester City forward Neil Young, in the FA Cup Semi Final. all to no avail = sob-
30th January 1971. Everton centre forward Joe Royle scoring a late consolation goal against Tottenham Hotspur, at White Hart Lane. -in a 2-1 defeat -
John Connolly before we signed him - just turning into a very good player untill his double leg break in the FA cup v Altrincham - always liked him when he settled in for us -
Kevin Ratcliffe of Everton in action in the 1985 FA Cup Final -
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Player Valuation: £40m
Is it Leeds? Could be a young Norman Hunter?
Maybe it looks like their side stand too
Dave Clements Everton 1975 circa-
This guy started of well then goy far to far to round chubby wise -
Some snazzy dressers in the bottom photo - westy watches a shot flash by in a 1-0 home defeat -
Charlie Cook, a proper player. Id have taken him and a couple more from that 1970 Chelsea team in a heart beat...Osgood, Hudson, Hutchinson, to name but 3