The Trinity.
Player Valuation: £10m
Always liked Lulu.......and Alan Ball is one of my alltime footballing heros. Great photo. Great stuff.......
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Always liked Lulu.......and Alan Ball is one of my alltime footballing heros. Great photo. Great stuff.......
passion in bucket loads. Passion with a capital P.....The passion of Bally -
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Looks a little off focus........the top half of Latchford looks smaller. Like looking in one of those funny mirrors. Well it is Sunday morning.........maybe it's me who is off focus...The Latch -
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Great photo......
March, 31, 1906Impossible to say.......But a crazy guess would be 1920s. Everton v Hearts. Now if that dark kit was maroon. I'd stick with Hearts. But I'm only guessing.
Believe it or not.....I was going to say " is that against Liverpool" . But that would have only been a total guess. So I'm not only way off the mark saying it was a friendly against Hearts. I got the year also wrong. Only an educated guess by me. As it turns out , an uneducated guess.March, 31, 1906
Match: FA Cup, Semi-final, at Villa Park, kick off: 15:30.
Everton – Liverpool 2-0 (0-0).
Attendance: 37,000; gate receipts: £1,701.
Referee: Mr. H. Dennis (North Ormsby); linesmen: Messrs. E. Case and Nat Whittaker.
Everton (2-3-5): William Scott, Bob Balmer, Jack Crelley, Harry Makepeace, Jack Taylor, Walter Abbott, Jack Sharp, Hugh Bolton, Sandy Young, Jimmy Settle, Harold Hardman.
Liverpool (2-3-5): Sam Hardy; Alf West, Billy Dunlop; Maurice Parry, Alex Raisbeck (C), James Bradley; Arthur Goddard, Robert Robinson, Jack Parkinson, John Carlin, Joe Hewitt.
The goals: 1-0 Abbott (64 min.), 2-0 Hardman (65 min.).
Liverpool senior cup......Lancashire senior cup. Maybe Central league runners up. And no idea of the 5th trophy..........maybe at a guess ....an early wartime cup....
Bring back Andy Gray.........who's that guy Linekar anyway.
Most of those trophys were won when Gray was marauding up front......
Only joking folks........great team. Should have cleaned up that year.......
EVERTON V LEEDS UTD 1956 - TE Jones watches Keeper O'NeiLin a 2-1 win for us with Gauld scoring a brace for us
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Don't know he scored two in that game according to my EFC Bible with the date given ....That's Jimmy Gauld in the photo, isn't it?