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It was a certain Mr R Harper28 August 1965 NOT A GOAL, but still an important piece of Everton history. John Hurst becomes the first Everton substitute when he replaces the injured Fred Pickering with eight minutes remaining in the away game at Stoke. The final touch of the game came as John Hurst headed a corner into the net only for the referee to rule that he had blown the final whistle before the ball crossed the line. - Everton That - I wonder if Clive Thomas was the referee?
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Harsh to blow upon a goal though ....It was a certain Mr R Harper
Agree to a point.When people get up in the air about Academy players, saying A, B, C and D should ALL be in the first team.
Take out the one we've all heard of and the other 31 show why Academies are a lottery.
Yes you have to buy the ticket or you'll never win the raffle, but those other 31show the real odds
Just saying like
have that paper. Only thing is I cut everything out and stuck photos into a scrapbook. Wish now that I had kept the full paper......
21st March 1953 John Willie Parker scores for the Blues in the FA Cup semi-final with Bolton which Everton lost 3-4 - we also missed a pen as underdogs it was a great effort -
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You smell the shi......manure already.Everton fans queueing outside Goodison Park 1960s -
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The Mathews final......Blackpool awaited. We beat them the same score
Man City 0 Everton 0 in March 1966 at Maine Road. City keeper Harry Dowd gets the loose ball as the GV tries to poach a goal in the FA Cup 6th Round. Two more replays were needed before the Blues won 2-0 at Wolves on a neutral ground -
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