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Everton supporter in the company of Dave Hickson at Goodison Park. Do share your memories of meeting the Cannonball Kid /-

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Everton supporter in the company of Dave Hickson at Goodison Park. Do share your memories of meeting the Cannonball Kid /-

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…I’ve mentioned on here that he managed a team I played for back in the 70s.

I’d played a bit as a youngster so my parents were far from star struck, but they knew Dave rang every Friday night and they raced to the phone to answer it first so they could chat with him.

He was a very quiet and modest man but he was nuts when a ball was introduced into training. In winter we used the lights on concrete tennis courts for a game and he would genuinely dive full length if he had a chance of scoring. i remember his ankles were huge, surely from the physicality of the game when he played.

My abiding memory was when he asked me to play in a Charity game with former Everton greats. It was a Sunday at Crawford club in Wavertree, I got changed and went out to warm up with Derek Temple. Those blokes were still so enthusiastic to play.

Thanks Dave.
 
…I’ve mentioned on here that he managed a team I played for back in the 70s.

I’d played a bit as a youngster so my parents were far from star struck, but they knew Dave rang every Friday night and they raced to the phone to answer it first so they could chat with him.

He was a very quiet and modest man but he was nuts when a ball was introduced into training. In winter we used the lights on concrete tennis courts for a game and he would genuinely dive full length if he had a chance of scoring. i remember his ankles were huge, surely from the physicality of the game when he played.

My abiding memory was when he asked me to play in a Charity game with former Everton greats. It was a Sunday at Crawford club in Wavertree, I got changed and went out to warm up with Derek Temple. Those blokes were still so enthusiastic to play.

Thanks Dave.
Great anecdote mate?
 
I know this is not relevant in this case but i hope people who read these pages are open minded to a bit of footy history.Iwas working in a house in Anfield when i was working in the gas industry ,and this old woman said are you interested in football.Of course i said yes and she showed this box,it was full of Inernational Caps and medals ,and she said by Dad was Elisha Scott the legendary goal keeper aganinst Dixie.And is said they have got some value among collectors keep them safe.It's a strange world we are in when she didn't see any monetary value only personal ,and thought the other way.By the way doesn't E.Sager look like David Bowie.
 

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