Photos of him in a blue shirt are quite scarce- he went on to have a very good career with Coventry City by the way.....
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1966 Gabby looks out numbered here it led to the first Wednesday goal - - in fact we start that game with only a midfield two with Colin Harvey playing further forwards - they dropped Harvey back a bit in the 2nd half as we were being overrun in midfield in the first half - seem to do the trick - just -
Disaster the rebound drops to Wednesdays David Ford no 2 goes in - I was crying at this point aged 11, in disbelief on the B&W TV my late father came in off shift work an avid blue been to most games in that FA Cup run gave his ticket to my older brother who was 16 years old in there with his cousins the Wednesday end..... - My Late Fathers brother got one for him as he lived in London - he stated calm down we will come back & win this ...... I could not believe the turn around I was jumping all over the house......
royvernon39
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Looks like Whiteside jumping for the cross. Probably United but I can't work out who is their number 10.
Alanbileysfeathercut
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George Wood I'm sure either 78 or 79 says its him
Alanbileysfeathercut
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Agent Barton.
royvernon39
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Great memory. Football was so much more important then. There was less of it but it was more intense, more
local, and good-natured. You could still go to a game without fearing for your life.
With one exception: Glasgow Rangers.
local, and good-natured. You could still go to a game without fearing for your life.
With one exception: Glasgow Rangers.
Alanbileysfeathercut
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Oops
royvernon39
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Sorry, I was replying to Joe's 1966 memories
The first goal we let in the 1966 FA Cup run - Westy can't get to Jim McCalliog snapshot - that guy was on 4 in a bed Channel 4 show as a hotelier - a few years back a right miserable sod he was - 
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See what I mean about caption cock ups......lol
I thought that the blondish hair gave it away.......
Trebicock nails this past Springett right into the corner for the eqalise - only one winner ater that goal - note Labby grounded as he had come up for the free kick -
royvernon39
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Knocking down the Goodison road stand was a disgrace.
Poor Fred Pickering consoled by a sympathetic blues fan......
