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The Everton players here are Labone and Brian Harris being outjumped, also the number 7 for Inter is8th September 1963. League champions Everton defenders Alex Parker and Brian Labone are given the runaround by Inter Milan at Goodison Park. -0-0 -
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Joey. Just doing my inspector Morse with time on my hands. I can always remember Rioch and
Joey. Thanks for posting this, it is a view of the goal I did'nt have in my collection (but do now)27th September 1969; Everton defender John Hurst what a player he really was -battling against Southampton duo John McGrath and Jimmy Gabriel, at Goodison Park We won 4-2 my hero getting a Hat trick -
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Great news I know all the hard work you have put in on your goalscoring EFC colllection if you have any small photos you want fetching up to nearly A4 size post them, and can enlarge them for you .....Joey. Thanks for posting this, it is a view of the goal I did'nt have in my collection (but do now)View attachment 125491. My photo shows the goal seconds later
Good point they look as if they are phoshoped eitherside of the team photo maybe?Joey. Just doing my inspector Morse with time on my hands. I can always remember Rioch and
MacKenzie stood either side of the old manager with the Irish Silver tongue soon to be sacked!
I reckon that Rioch and Mac. have been put in the photo afterwards, they are both just a little
detached, surely in real time they would have been put behind Goodlass and Telfer just to
make the photo symmetrical. I'll leave it to the jury.
Joey. Just doing my inspector Morse with time on my hands. I can always remember Rioch and
MacKenzie stood either side of the old manager with the Irish Silver tongue soon to be sacked!
I reckon that Rioch and Mac. have been put in the photo afterwards, they are both just a little
detached, surely in real time they would have been put behind Goodlass and Telfer just to
make the photo symmetrical. I'll leave it to the jury.
...something I’d never noticed & you could be right. The observation I’d make is part of Rioch’s boot is hidden behind Pejic, and that might not be the case if it was added afterwards.
Yes, the plot thickens?...something I’d never noticed & you could be right. The observation I’d make is part of Rioch’s boot is hidden behind Pejic, and that might not be the case if it was added afterwards
Old Trafford?20th February 1971. Everton goalkeeper Andy Rankin dives at the feet of Liverpool striker John Toshack, at Goodison Park in 0-0 draw ( that looks like the PIT to me}?
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Really takes me back this!
No way is that photoshopped.Joey. Just doing my inspector Morse with time on my hands. I can always remember Rioch and
MacKenzie stood either side of the old manager with the Irish Silver tongue soon to be sacked!
I reckon that Rioch and Mac. have been put in the photo afterwards, they are both just a little
detached, surely in real time they would have been put behind Goodlass and Telfer just to
make the photo symmetrical. I'll leave it to the jury.