FA Cup - Final - Everton v Sheffield Wednesday
Everton goalkeeper Gordon West (c) collects the ball under pressure from Sheffield Wednesday's John Fantham (r) as teammate Jimmy Gabriel (l) watches { notice Gordon west has his thigh strapped up}
FA Cup - Final - Everton v Sheffield Wednesday
Everton goalkeeper Gordon West (c) collects the ball under pressure from Sheffield Wednesday's John Fantham (r) as teammate Jimmy Gabriel (l) watches { notice Gordon west has his thigh strapped up}
A young Joe Mercer - at Goodison
Brendan Janus
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A young Joe Mercer - at Goodison
Loved Everton he did !!
Football League Division One - Leeds United v Everton
Everton's Colin Harvey (l) and Johnny Morrissey (c) talk to the referee (r)
The villain on the day the unfortunate Jimmy Husband -
Another youngster we sold and had to buy back!
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Brendan Janus
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John Connolly, John Connolly, the window to watch !!
QPR-Everton 1975
I think this is the game with QPR and whether it was Lyons, Buckley or Jones. Whoever wore the number 7, who is the one making the tackle on Francis.
Q.P.R. 5 - 0 Everton
at Loftus Road Saturday 11 October 1975
D Davies
M Bernard
S Seargeant
J Pearson
R Kenyon
M Lyons
M Buckley
M Dobson
B Latchford
D Clements
G Jones
Some woeful defending that day.
I think this is the game with QPR and whether it was Lyons, Buckley or Jones. Whoever wore the number 7, who is the one making the tackle on Francis.
Q.P.R. 5 - 0 Everton
at Loftus Road Saturday 11 October 1975
D Davies
M Bernard
S Seargeant
J Pearson
R Kenyon
M Lyons
M Buckley
M Dobson
B Latchford
D Clements
G Jones
Some woeful defending that day.
Brendan Janus
Player Valuation: £40m
Just looked at the table QPR finished 1 point behind them, quite an achievement really. At least we did our bitlol to try and help QPR, as they did the double over us that season.
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Good side, with the likes off Gerry Francis, Stan Bowles, Dave Thomas, Dave Webb, Phil Parkes Etc !
Mick Buckley wore the no 7 shirt that's day according to my EFC bible
If I remember right it was because they always seemed to play it on the ground and were very pleasing on the eye.
I think the 'tackle' in question is near the end of the video were Francis cuts in and does a one-two and the number 7 follows him.
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