That radius is the limit you can throw a dart and still hit Bill Brown the Spurs goalie
as to who it is? Ground looks half empty not a clue. all white strip. youth or such cup game?
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That radius is the limit you can throw a dart and still hit Bill Brown the Spurs goalie
as to who it is? Ground looks half empty not a clue. all white strip. youth or such cup game?
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Trevor Ross. He had a hard shot in him.
Dario Terracotta
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Trevor Ross. He had a hard shot in him.
Bad day that,4-2 defeat home to Norwich,first game 79-80 season,Latch/Dobbo/Thomas all had contract disputes and were leaving,don't recall any of them playing that day,oh and the old Park End looked weird,first game it had been bricked in at the back of the standing terrace,oh my the weird EFC things that are triggered by a single picture in my almost senile mindlol
Alanbileysfeathercut
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Look closer you can see fans crammed under the roof must've been lashing
Leeds or west brom at a guess
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Better than mine. lol
Dario Terracotta
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Who are you?
lol
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
bluelord49
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My first thoughts was possibly Leeds is that Norman Hunter middle of the pic.
Alex Scott out here on the right...total conjecture ...
Alex Scott out here on the right...total conjecture ...
bluelord49
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There was no other ground in the first division that did what was done at Goodison during the 60,s.
I visited every first division away game we had except Crystal Palace and Q.P.R. through the years 1963/64 till obviously 1969/70
I visited every first division away game we had except Crystal Palace and Q.P.R. through the years 1963/64 till obviously 1969/70
bring back the catt
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From their stance, I would say you are correct. It certainly has the slightly haunched posture Scottie had, and moving across the front line the other players from left to right appear to be Alex Young, Fred Pickering, unknown, and far left Derek Temple, whilst entering the half from left to right appear to be Colin Harvey and Ramon Wilson.
The white shirted players appear to be Leeds as I think again you are correct in highlighting Norman Hunter, and two of the others appear to be Billy Bremner nearest the ball and Gary Sprake in goal.
Also the rain theory holds up as none of the stands had an extended roof for a number of years after this shot was taken, which I would approximate as 1964 ish.
Didn't realise Dobbo is Marouane's uncle.
bluelord49
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Could well be the 4th round F.A.Cup replay v Leeds on 28th Jan 1964.
Everton won 2-0 goals from Jimmy Gabriel (9) and Roy Vernon( 10)..who may well be the unknown you mention...
On the down side to what you say is Pickering,Young ,Harvey and Wilson didn,t feature in that match
Everton won 2-0 goals from Jimmy Gabriel (9) and Roy Vernon( 10)..who may well be the unknown you mention...
On the down side to what you say is Pickering,Young ,Harvey and Wilson didn,t feature in that match
Trevor Ross. He had a hard shot in him.
....I think that might be Kevin Reeves next to him playing for Norwich. Not sure if he's still our Chief Scout.
don't listen to a word of that wham from@
Could well be the 4th round F.A.Cup replay v Leeds on 28th Jan 1964.
Everton won 2-0 goals from Jimmy Gabriel (9) and Roy Vernon( 10)..who may well be the unknown you mention...
On the down side to what you say is Pickering,Young ,Harvey and Wilson didn,t feature in that match
Nah I was there for the replay, near full house with no semi-circles or rain and it was a night KO. As stated by others league game 65-66, slight chance of 66-67
Epic performance btw from The 'Angel' Gabriel, playing Centre Forward Vs Charlton and Hunter...they don't like it up em.
Didn't stop someone winging a bottle out of the Street End onto the back of the Altincham goalie's head in 3rd round cup tie in 1974 or 1975. Don't condone it but at the time you had to admire the science and skill required to guage the distance, angle and trajectory needed to land a bottle on a given spot some twenty yards away. Just saying like...