summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
The barber looks like a serial killer lol
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Im sure that's 'David's', the barbers that was at the bottom of Prescot Street opposite the Royal. It was where a lot of the footballers in the 60s/70s used to go. I think that's the RS's Bobby Graham in the chair next to Alan.
Its still going
David's the barbers on Prescot street, Liverpool celebrating 50 years in business. Ronnie Jones (retired 44 years service, Frank Williams (30 years), Simon Roberts (20 years) and Ray Sumner (39 years)
Gwladys street last standing v Luton in a 1-0 win 4th of May 1991 -
mrb85
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The majesty that was the old Goodison Rd terracing.
November 1962 - left to right young blues -Ken Griffiths - Aidan Maher - Geoff Harcombe - John Hurst- - Gerry Humpthreys -Geoff Barnett- Gerry Glover with Harry Catterick, and Chairman John Moores introducing the schoolboy internationals -
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Are actual caps still given for international football.
they were dandy caps two of those players were released by us!
maybe they still do?
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allezlesbleus
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That was the day the Goodison roar was born''!! My dad used to say the Villa,players put their hands over their ears when Everton players came out to massive noisy support!!! Division two at the time we were!
Yes got beat 4-3 by a top team Bolton 4-3 in the semi final -we missed a pen too - we won that Villa game 1-0
allezlesbleus
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Iirc from what my dad said we were 4-0 down when we missed the pen just before half time so it did not seem so important. But then pulled back three during rest of game and hit woodwork a few times in trying to force an equaliser.Yes got beat 4-3 by a top team Bolton 4-3 in the semi final -we missed a pen too - we won that Villa game 1-0
Just checked. Tommy Clinton missed the pen 44 mins. I think his daughter used to work in the ticket office for years...Maureen?
Dixie in the middle winning his baseball medal for the Caledonians baseball team auctioned off in Glasgow in 1991 with his 1931/32 medal, and other memorabilia -
