...I was born and raised in. Everton, Margaret St baths wasn't far from that tower.
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...I was born and raised in. Everton, Margaret St baths wasn't far from that tower.
There use to be a pub not to far from that tower, the name of which I just can't remember, all I do remember was that it was on a corner(I think haha ) well in those days on Fridays we would finish about 2 in the afternoon and all head to the pub, well that particular pub had an old upright piano which one of the lads could play had some cracking Friday afternoons in there and for a young teenager it was great.
Right pair of Bells
Paid good money for Belfitt came with a good record - pity he was so poor we soon got rid though lost a bit on him not as much as the last forward we signed lately though!
What a night, what a game, what a goal, what a player.
we couldn't get a bus, gave up, walked into town, had a few on the way. Ended up in the Central opp. the station, necking double rum and blacks...seemed like a good Idea at the time.
Two blues greats -
The start of Dixies 60 goal in the league season I must say he seems to be riding on the defender back a bitlol
OK name the bloke sitting in the upper Gwladys Street End!lol
Donald Twain
Vide cor meum
Just wow!
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Some picture you might like in the Guardian today
When Saturday came: the city of Liverpool captured through its love of football – in pictures
https://www.theguardian.com/cities/...ant-topical-times-for-these-times-in-pictures
When Saturday came: the city of Liverpool captured through its love of football – in pictures
https://www.theguardian.com/cities/...ant-topical-times-for-these-times-in-pictures
Chairman John Moores present a gold watch to trainer Harry Cooke in July 1961 for 58 years service, his grandson later became a Scout for the blues too - name the players
bluelord49
Player Valuation: £8m
I can name four..left to right 2nd in ..B.Harris next to him partially hidden A.Young next B.Collins and directly behind him J.Gabriel
Pickerin bang ums in scores a hattrick on his debut in March 1964 v Notts Forest on a mud spattered goodison pitch -
The Reverand
Player Valuation: £1m
Is this from the 3-4 defeat at Goodison in 84? Always remember Gordon Davies scored a hat trick that game and the press saying our bubble had bursting in terms of the championship. What did they know we didn't lose in the league again until after the championship was secured!