They did not like it up em. Gabby was like Conan the DestroyerGabby playing no 9 v Leeds scoring I think in a FA Cup replay?
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They did not like it up em. Gabby was like Conan the DestroyerGabby playing no 9 v Leeds scoring I think in a FA Cup replay?
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I saw him boy he was strong & as you say he could mix it with the best - in hindsight we should have kept him a bit longer to let HK bed in ....... Southampton got a bargain......They did not like it up em. Gabby was like Conan the Destroyer
Everton football squad pre season photograph. Top row left to right: Johnny Morrissey, Jimmy Harris, Sandy Brown, Brian Labone, Gordon West, Andy Rankin, Jimmy Gabriel, Fred Pickering, Colin Harvey and Jimmy Hill. Bottom row: Alex Parker, Alex Scott, -
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iirc, he had a newspaper column for the southern papers, he may have even been one of the very few who actually wrote it himselfDanny Blanchflower of Spurs who publicly condemn us for splashing the cash Mersey millionaires enjoys a joke with then Everton manager Harry Catterick -
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The book article I read he was the main complainant of us buying success......iirc, he had a newspaper column for the southern papers, he may have even been one of the very few who actually wrote it himself
But that sort of stuff would play well in london where Spurs were the big deal about then.
Ive seen other articles saying how we were ' too rough' and basically kicked the southern media darlings out of it to win the league
Was gutted that day....His Dad doesnt look too chuffed either. Dont think either of them were willing particpants in the cold and brittle transfer. I cried on the stairs when I was told that morning.
Marvellous picture. My guess would be Fred P.here are three gold-plated Everton greats eating dinner together: Roy Vernon, Harry Catterick and Alex Young. Possibly Tommy Eggleston, right of shot.
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Good photo mate.A photo of our first FA cup final win in 1906 vs Newcastle at Crystal Palace Stadium, very limited detail but you can see the colours we were wearing were lightish tops (presumably amber and white shorts)
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Good shout....Marvellous picture. My guess would be Fred P.