Jamo Martinez
Player Valuation: £70m
I've always held the theory that the media in England fell head over heels in love with Spurs when they won the double in 61.
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Old Everton Pictures
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The Trinity.
Player Valuation: £10m
Seemed to be all over the place the few times that I saw him play. Just like his hair was. Thanks for letting us know that he was a right-back. I wouldn't have known from the way he defended.Hey who was the one who posted a photo when he was young with a full head of hair in a team photo...also praised him as a coach in the 1980's a true blue our Terry, not our fault he resembled Max Wall in his latter years as a player - only joking a good steady right back for us ......
Joking apart........I once saw him kick the ball straight up in the air. It came down and bounced off the back off his head. The ball control was out of this world. Watching it we didn't know if we should laugh or cry. Big Mike Lyons stepped forward and put the ball safely into row z . No nonsense...
But as stated before, he played I believe 162 times for Everton. So credit when credit is due.
I was just trying to figure out who took over at right-hand from him.......David Jones??? Not sure........must check.
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Jamo Martinez
Player Valuation: £70m
West Brom had a really good team to be fair and finished third.
Still, one of my fave memories is from that season with us beating the rs for the first time in 7 years.
Jamo Martinez
Player Valuation: £70m
Too early for Eastoe.
Jamo Martinez
Player Valuation: £70m
I know it's not obviously but, weirdly, it looks like a young, hirsute Gordon Lee. Or am I getting old? Or is this acid really strong?
The Trinity.
Player Valuation: £10m
Yep....WBA has a good team back then. I just couldn't get over that we couldn't beat them in the 1968 cup final. For years after that match, I said that the B in wba stood for Bloody. (Could have been something ruder).
A little family joke between me and my Everton supporting Grandad and uncle. They were locked on Everton that day to win a tidy sum of money. Everton winning The cup. And them winning money. But not to be......bloody West brom.
Anyhow I'm over all that now about West Brom......don't hate them anymore.......I think.
A little family joke between me and my Everton supporting Grandad and uncle. They were locked on Everton that day to win a tidy sum of money. Everton winning The cup. And them winning money. But not to be......bloody West brom.
Anyhow I'm over all that now about West Brom......don't hate them anymore.......I think.
The Trinity.
Player Valuation: £10m
Looks like George Thomson. But that's a complete guess. Can't be him as there are photos of him in the blue kit.
PSB1
Player Valuation: £8m
I bloody do. Mind you, I bear a grudge at the best of times.
16th February 1980 Peter Eastoe nets Everton's second against Wrexham in the FA CUP 5th round in a 5-1 win for the Blues -
5th March 1966 Derek Temple strikes a shot from ten yards that beats Bob Wesson, strikes a post, and enters the net for the Blues second in the 5th round of the FA cup in a 3-0 win on our way to Wembley -
Everton 2 Arsenal 1 in April 1982 at Goodison Park. A goal for Billy Wright against Arsenal -
Micky Walsh who has recently had a mild stroke in Brazil - Walsh pictured playing for Everton during a match against Liverpool in 1978 -
Imre Varadi scored *that* goal in a FA Cup win over the old enemy at Goodison, getting a meat & potato pie in his face for the opposition fans ..... Peter Eastoe grabbed Everton's other goal
