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Graeme Sharp and Mal Donaghy Everton V Luton Town FA Cup semi final at Villa Park 13/4/85
everton beat arsenal 2-0
I've mentioned on this thread before but I'll say it again that stand is one of the most magnificent sights you'll see in football, and if we more or redevelop I would love as near as possible a replica of that stand, with out the posts obviously.
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England's four Everton footballers pose together at the Reforma Club in Mexico City ahead of the match against Paraguay at the 1986 World Cup tournament. They are top to bottom: Gary Stevens, Gary Lineker, Trevor Steven and Peter Reid. June 1986.
And they had a MASSIVE influence on the game. Wow. Drooling here at the thought that we might actually see talent on this level at the club again one day.
that game in 1963 v Spurs at home !
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Watching this player play the game was an absolute privilege. I was too young to remember Kendall, Ball and Harvey - after watching footage of Ball play he seems very similar to Reidy. Those lucky enough to witness both - who was better?
The boss Peter Reid
The Reid/Bracewell partnership has never been bettered at Everton, not even close.
1996 FA cup homecoming-
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I actually quite like that, amber socks with the blue shirt/white socks.
......presume it's an Arsenal forward but not George Graham or John Radford from that era.
I seen them both - Colin Harvey's words were the 1980's team brilliant midfield = 4 players the 1969/70 was three players - Alan ball was totally world class as were Kendal and Harvey, total telepathic football = 3 players
different eras but as a footballing side it has to be the Holy Trinity yet they won less - I seen them as a youngster so may be baiesd but for me it was the best brand of football you could ever see breathtaking at times not workman like just blistering football!