Thank you kind sir plus everyone on this great thread for all your support
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First pee completed Yahoo one more to go .......still sipping water at this rate definitely photos tonight at this rate it's looking good pain gone
....apparently running the tap makes you pee, so move your chair alongside a sink.
I played waterfall sounds on my phone via headphoneslol
On my way home soon.....they scanned my bladder empty .......
....I’d forgotten how ‘tekky’ you are, Joey. Take care of that plumbing.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Sound like you're on good form Brother Joseph,nice one mateThank you kind sir plus everyone on this great thread for all your support
Albert Dunlop, seen here pelting teammates, would have been 89, today. He made 231 appearances for Everton, including 4 in the 1963 title run-in. He later made some (ill-founded) allegations re. EFC players and 'Purple Heart' pills. Ended his career at Wrexham & Rhyl. Died 1990 -
Royston Vernon - Roy Vernon. He would have been 84 today; one of Everton and Blackburn Rovers’ greatest post-war players (Stoke City saw little of the best of him). Also, a proud Welshman who went to the 1958 World Cup finals in Sweden
The defensive rock and inspiring figure that was Dave Watson. Like Alan Ball, an Everton Football League champion who wore
Hummel black boots - black ones for Waggy, none of that white boot nonsense!
Hummel black boots - black ones for Waggy, none of that white boot nonsense!
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £70m
1906 Everton won The FA Cup with a 1-0 win over Newcastle. Alex ‘Sandy’ Young got the goal at Crystal Palace stadium built by then near the Albert & Victoria Royal exhibition centre sadly burnt down by a cigarette dropping between the floorboards -
Here is Sandy Young the goal winner - in what was a poor dismal game -
Here is Sandy Young the goal winner - in what was a poor dismal game -
The Grand old Lady 1938 overhead photo I got the original from the Liverpool Echo on a car boot in an oak frame now hanging proudly on my living room wall - turned down many offers for it....
1940 Everton left-winger Johnny Morrissey was born. “Moggsy” crossed the park in 1962 apparently without Shankley’s knowledge & won the title in 19 63 & 1970. A hard as nails character who scored 50 goals in 314 games for The Toffees -
Aerial challenge from Alex Parker while Tony Kay looks on Goodison Park - circa 1963 -
Kendall, Bremner and Labone -
Roy Vernon with John Murray - our first ‘boy mascot’ 1963 -
