Old Everton Pictures

[degsy]

I'll send Hibbo round Degsylol

no need to carp on about it, there's a time and plaice for cod sympathy. Anyway, I didn't know Hibbo was a sturgeon.

 

[summerisle]

 

[Dario Terracotta]

no need to carp on about it, there's a time and plaice for cod sympathy. Anyway, I didn't know Hibbo was a sturgeon.

He's a piranha in and around the oppositions area matelol

 

[summerisle]

 

[JammyP]

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!

Ball top player for me, but only because he was part of an exceptional team. He went of the boil with the Arse.

 

[JammyP]

Had a pair, with the front studs on a ring so they rotated when you turned. Could hardly walk in them

 

[JammyP]

Bottom pic Leeds?

Couldn't place it. Might explain the frown - waiting for his legs to be bitten.

 

[JammyP]

Fearless, absolute class hero

 

[summerisle]

1919

 

[mrb85]

Fearless, absolute class hero

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I seem to recall this photo won some kind of photographic award.

 

[mrb85]

Ball top player for me, but only because he was part of an exceptional team. He went of the boil with the Arse.

To be honest he'd gone off the boil not long into the 1970/1 season after Ramsey burnt him up in Mexico.

At Arsenal he played a much more constrained role, more short, sideways passing, less of the incisive passing and runs into the box. He was nowhere near rated as highly by fans at Arsenal as he was at GP.

 

[degsy]

Sorry about the spelling haven't even had any!

blame preductive texd everybody else does

 

[degsy]

To be honest he'd gone off the boil not long into the 1970/1 season after Ramsey burnt him up in Mexico.

At Arsenal he played a much more constrained role, more short, sideways passing, less of the incisive passing and runs into the box. He was nowhere near rated as highly by fans at Arsenal as he was at GP.

I think you're being a bit simplistic there - lot more to it than that.

 

[Joey66]

I seem to recall this photo won some kind of photographic award.

It did and westy did not know anything about it the press photographer won £250???? or he did eventually win something like that?

 

[Joey66]

- Colin Harvey, Jimmy Gabriel, Gordon West, Brian Harris, Ray Wilson, Alex Young and Derek Temple celebrate after their victory over Manchester United
Date
23 Apr 1966
Description
Signed by Ray Wilson