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….ffs, brilliant. I got Shoot weekly and can only remember the league ladders. You were a young lad with recall of attractive ladies bikinis.
Had an inkling she was an Evertonian but probably wrong (maybe with Ed Stewart at one point).
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Bit of a come down for her from Bestie to Stewpot Eggs
lol
Another harry Catterick cock up to be repeated almost ten years later in the sale of Alan Ball - Collins, like Bally never wanted a transfer -
The great Bobby Collins -
Big Joe with Big Jack -
Bit of a come down for her from Bestie to Stewpot Eggs
…ha, ha, a proper come down!!
I’m still thinking she’s an Evertonian.
Wee Bobby Collins - our Captain -
The new Everton away kit v Chelsea - worn from 1958-1961 - Jimmy Harris & Tommy Ring for us plus a young Terry Venables for Chelsea -
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
He was a good Blue old Stewpot,I know for certain he used to follow the team all over the gaff whenever we were away down south.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
El Tel there for Chelsea!!
1958 / 1959 First Division - Blackpool 1 Everton 1
The Everton team group before the game at Bloomfield Road on 25/10/58.
Back (left to right): J. King, E. Thomas, J. Harris, Albert Dunlop, John Bramwell, B. Harris.
Front: Bobby Collins, A. Sanders, T. Jones, Dave Hickson, Edward O'Hara -
The Everton team group before the game at Bloomfield Road on 25/10/58.
Back (left to right): J. King, E. Thomas, J. Harris, Albert Dunlop, John Bramwell, B. Harris.
Front: Bobby Collins, A. Sanders, T. Jones, Dave Hickson, Edward O'Hara -
Wee Bobby Collins starting life as a cobbler & playing amateur football for the Boys Brigade in th local football team Pollock - An Everton Scout heard about this lad & swooped to sign apprentice forms meeting his parents a trip to Goodison park with his father they loved what they saw, and accepted terms in a letter - typical Everton FC in the early 1950s never put the details on a usual mandatory signing on forms that day - as soon as they got back to Scotland the Celtic Club who were interested met the Collins family & offered him the same terms with the correct forms to sign - we threatened legal action, but the Scottish FA squashed our claim as a letter meant nothing - Everton that! - 9 years later after fantastic service to Celtic we paid £24,500 for Wee Bobby in 1958 -59 season, and he was an instant hit with a struggling blues team again due to circumstances the new Manager the Catt thought Collins was past it & sold him to Leeds losing no money - a familiar theme rings out here as with the sale of Bally -
As Wee Bobby made Leeds then at the bottom of the third division climb up the leagues to be the nemesis thorn of the Catt as Bobby player then coach made Leeds the force they became .....
Here's Bobby as an apprentice cobbler - we lost ten years of his services -doh -
As Wee Bobby made Leeds then at the bottom of the third division climb up the leagues to be the nemesis thorn of the Catt as Bobby player then coach made Leeds the force they became .....
Here's Bobby as an apprentice cobbler - we lost ten years of his services -doh -
Thomas Royston Vernon -
