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They could all play very well, no need for those dirty fouls - Clough was spot on .....
Yeah...one of those sides you could still rattle off now bit like the Chelsea side of the 70s talented and strong. Cooper, Lorimer, Gray then Osgood, Hudson, Hutchinson etc. We were more than a match for both of them then too... Happy days.
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
You forgot Ron Harris - with Tommy Smith one of the dirtiest players I have ever seen. After the 69-70 win we fell apart, and had no real enforcer until Reid arrived
To be honest, I didnt forget "Chopper" I only included the flair players. Eddie McCreaddie their Scottish full back was a hardknock too.
Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £60m
He was more Dennis the Menace when he was with us.lol
He was a tremendous player upfront,some say it was why the Catt decided to cash in on Bally ..'..
TangerineToffee
Player Valuation: £10m
Excellent action shot of Gordon the great.
Looks like Keith Weller he's keeping at arm's length. A legend at a few clubs. Millwall, Leicester and then in the North American League. I remember watching him turn out for the Lions at Bloomfield road a few times in the late 60s. Looked like a player going places to me. Chelsea was his first big money move in fact.
Stevie Nicks Bootleg
Player Valuation: £8m
John BCN
Player Valuation: £8m
It must be John Bailey as Garry Stanley and Trevor Ross didn't play in that match (the Quarter Final v Ipswich in 1980). Great atmosphere that day.
1st May 1926, Sam Chedgzoy played (& scored) in his last game for us, a 2-0 win v. Bolton. The longest-ever EFC outfield playing career (15 years, 126 days) - he made the corner a direct kick as he deliberately with the knowledge of Dixie Dean dribbled the ball from a corner directly to score - the rule took the FA to change it that weekend that it had to be direct to another player -
Born on this day in 1865, a man with an important place in Everton’s history. Archibald Leitch oversaw the design/construction of three of Goodison’s four stands, in use until 1970. The Bullens Road and Gwladys Street stands remain as a testament to his greatness -
