The great Mike Lyons -
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
A real LB, a real star. Probably made about £30,000 in his time at Everton winning cups and titles...unlike the fake LB 'star' who raked in £46M for winning f.a. - and then gets given another few million to put in his account in order to talk to acadmy players about being professionals...the feller who stabbed a manager in the back.
What a sick joke.
Everton fans wait to welcome their successful team's return to Liverpool Lime Street after the 3-2 FA Cup final win over Sheffield Wednesday -
Everton 3 Aston Villa 1 in April 1967 at Goodison Park. Alex Young heads in but the ‘goal’ was called offside -
8th January 1966. Everton centre forward Fred Pickering appeals for a penalty after Mike Trebilcock's shot is saved by Aston Villa full back Mick Withers with goalkeeper Colin Withers well beaten, at Goodison Park -
The Trinity.
Player Valuation: £10m
Just like to quote a small passage from a book I've been looking over recently.
" Terry Darracott is one of The most genuine and well loved characters Merseyside football has ever produced. Although he never really hit the heights as a player, he was worth his presence for the sheer impact of his personality on the players around him".
Honest folks........that's word for word in a book i'm reading.
No more joking from me about the guy.........well maybe just one last one........who needs Ken Dodd.
16th August 1969. Everton centre forward Joe Royle runs away to celebrate after his shot beat Crystal Palace goalkeeper John Jackson, at Goodison Park -
The Trinity.
Player Valuation: £10m
The Chelsea no 5 would be sent off nowadays for that sort of tackle. Is it a guy called Dempsey? Surely he connected with Royles knee.
Players were proper hard as nails back in those times.......
21st December 1963. Manchester United goalkeeper David Gaskell performs an acrobatic dive to save a shot from Everton's Dennis Stevens, who can't hide his disbelieve at Goodison Park. - in a 4-0 Charity Shield win for the Blues -
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