It did say Joe in the caption TBF but to me, it looks like Hurstys motions he his heading that ball imo - artistic licence from me
- Joe just look to be looking on imo?lol
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- Thread starter ToffeeMike
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- Joe just look to be looking on imo?lol
John Carey sacked in a Taxi - John Moore paid the price with litigation by Carey ending in 7 years later in 1967 - John Moores admitted his lawyers ill advised him ...they stated a deal could be done of severance pay for John Carey in 6 months - Gentleman JIM was not that daft.....
Tommy Jackson 1969 - a very underrated versatile midfielder for us -
Back then - we got caught -The Great Turnstile Fraud of 1895; Everton's Biggest Ever First Division Victory ... gate men pocketing the cash
It did say Joe in the caption TBF but to me, it looks like Hurstys motions he his heading that ball imo - artistic licence from me
...Joe Royle definitely looking on, but I reckon Labone heading the ball & Hurst in the background.
I didn't rate him all that much Joey, but when you consider he was mainly picked to quell the Man U
triumvirate, which I'm sure was probably the best in the World at one time. I seem to remember him
playing for Ireland and snuffing out Portugals Eusebio. He used to do the same kind of job as Kante
but not as effective. I'd always rate him as a 12th man.
I'd have to agree with Eggs, and maybe a Sandy Brown pose in the background?
Yes he was limited but always gave 100 percent...hard act to follow covering for Bally, & Harvey one suspended Harvey eye injury played his part in a workmanship way for us in the title run in 1970....
PSB1
Player Valuation: £8m
Played at the start of that season - 5 or 6 games I think - in place of H K who was injured in the opener at Highbury. Honestly can't remember him playing any part in the title run in. Maybe it's my memory!
I think Harvey's injury was later in the following season ... again, I'm trusting to memory!
You could virtually count them by hand lol
Mate, I think you're selling him a bit short there...anybody who stood in for Ball (P1...W1); Kendall (P6...W5 D1); and Harvey (P8...W5, L3) - 2 of those losses were the Sandy Brown Derby and the FA Cup Vs Sheffield U. and everybody had off days in those two...deserves a bit more credit
Your memory iikd be like mine lol but he did stand in & never let us down ....checking my EFC Bible in 14 games plus 1 substitution.... In or title season......
allezlesbleus
Player Valuation: £35m
And the blob near the halfway line???? I’m going for Jimmy Husband!!
I just spotted your post! I thought Husband but yours is a good shout!
Probably already been posted but I thought, since we are playing Aston Villa this week, I'd post it anyway. My favourite Everton goalkeeper, George Wood, on the ground during the League Division One match against Aston Villa at Villa Park 16-September-1978.