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Everton footballer Dixie Dean in action for his team during a championship game at Goodison Park. Around 1935. -
Big Dunc lost the plot here -
The binman chronicles
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One of those pictures that captures an innocent moment but makes it look bad. Dunc is actually helping out there as a vicious small bird flew into Steffen's mouth and so he is just holding the neck to stop it from going down the windpipe and causing more damage...what a guy.
Alanbileysfeathercut
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2-0 and 0-1 I think it was,joey.
The Trinity.
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Maybe the big man should try that tactic on a few of our slackers.. Might put a spring in the step of..... Iwobi......Siggy.......Gomes......
Concentrate the mind.......no more stray passes.
Also Pickford.......no more nonsense sonny boy........
My eyes were giving way at that time in my bible .......yes your correct
Probally why his sending off record was so high, my favourite action of him was I think it was Sol Campbell trying to shield the ball out of play by the street church end goal line....One of those pictures that captures an innocent moment but makes it look bad. Dunc is actually helping out there as a vicious small bird flew into Steffen's mouth and so he is just holding the neck to stop it from going down the windpipe and causing more damage...what a guy.
Dunc just kind of picked him up,& cart wheeled him out of play, to,the amusent of the crowd & I think,the ref did nothing but give a goal kick lol
Sol Campbell was in the advertising hoardings lol
The Trinity.
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Always remember playing a schoolboy match. The big guy up front for us headed a cross. Next thing we knew he was flat out on the ground. He was knocked clean out. He had connected all wrong with a ball like that. Also ended up with a few stitches.
On a wet day I couldn't kick that old style football very far. I'm talking when I was about 11. - 12. A little thing I tried to do if I had the time was to flick the ball up a little. I then hit it on a sort of a half volley. Found that it usually went further.
Thank God that footballs changed for the better when I was about 16......
A modern iconic figure of our last great no 9 - Duncan Ferguson celebrating another goal by swinging his shirt overhead -
The no 9 60 goals in one season just scored at the Kop end and bowed to them repeatedly -He knew what he was doing -
TangerineToffee
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The big yin was taking out his frustrations with Moyes by strangling his lookalike lol
I played with the laced case ball for a short period - if it got wet it weighed a ton plus if you head the laced part of that case ball you seen stars - no wonder players of yesteryear who careers began with those balls have dementia - it was like heading a medicine ball TBH -My uncle ran a local team & was a dab hand in lacing a case ball it was an art otherwise the case ball was egged shaped..... then he rubbed dubbin all over the ball to protect the leather stitching .....
It weighed heavy dry.....
This game many fans was called off has it had snowed a blizzard, but stopped and went ahead - 9-1 for us - when we played Southport at Goodison a certain Dixie scored four....
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