Everton v Blackburn Rovers; F.A Cup third round 1970-71- Moggsy does not care who's head get knocked off in a 2-0 win for us -
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Graeme Sharp goal against Tottenham 1981-82- The superb volley that made him a hot subject at the time -
Tommy Wright and Colin Harvey shopping in Icelandic autumn -
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And we won the return fixture later in the season at Goodison 3-1!
24th January 1981 Peter Eastoe slips the ball past Liverpool keeper Ray Clemence to score in the F A Cup tie - we won with Varadi & coke 
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My dad (born 1911) saw Dean's 60th also. Saw the winning teams of the 1920s and 1930s, and started taking me to Goodison in the mid-1950s...
Dave would be a managers dream these days, like you said Joey no fancy stuff just bombed down either wing and pinged in pinpoint crosses with either foot mostly for Big Bob.
For me he was the best old fashioned winger there was in the seventies..
For the few detractors of this thread on other thread off two of them being off subject - this guy is what we have been waiting for ......hopefully he & the team will fetch us a trophy or two.... -
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Labby & the GV -
A Blues legend who doesn’t get the headlines of others & had the unenviable task of filling Dixie Dean’s boots. Tommy Lawton scored 65 goals in 87 matches for the blues. Amazing record, but some differ saying he was great , but never as great as the player he replaced Dixie Dean -
Never as Loyal either - Joe Mercer reckoned he had everything a complete no 9 should have though.....
Never as Loyal either - Joe Mercer reckoned he had everything a complete no 9 should have though.....
Spotted the Cat staight away
Along with the great TG Jones - The Prince of Centre Halves -Spotted the Cat staight away