royvernon39
Player Valuation: £10m
Hi joey,
lots of information there. That game was a real sickener but it is interesting that Labone actually thought
that the team was brittle. City, for example, and especially Colin Bell always seemed to be stronger.
royvernon39
Player Valuation: £10m
I see Derek Temple but the others?
It was the fact he got injured & Roger Kenyon had been 12th man all season in the FA CUP - Catterick was ill via a virus in Greece in midweek & Wilf Dixon changed the substitute - Sandy Brown instead of Kenyon - vital when marking John Toshack - Joe Royle even offered to play there to stop Toshack's aerial ability - to go out of two big competitions in 4-5 days was a hammer blow the team just fell apart IMO ....
Plus Harry Catterick was far worse health wise - Bally picked up an injury & was foolishly sold - harry lost his Midas touch & stayed on far too long .... he broke that team up - some posters comment that HK was his last big useful signing ....
We were weakened tremendously ....
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On the opposition crest it looks like the Irish, English, Welsh and Scottish crests like the Lions - might be a representative team mate.
Alan Ball opens Dennis's new menswear store; Right: Dennis outside his shop -
Everton players celebrating Howard Kendall goal against Borussia Mönchengladbach; October 21st 1970 - he scored when their keeper was picking toilet rolls up in the nets 
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Jimmy O'Neill, Jackie Hood, a young Brian Labone, and Frank Wignall - in 1959 -Everton FC -
Roy Vernon is denied by the Hull goalkeeper away in a cup tie in 1964. Alex Scott scored in a 1-1 draw we won the replay 2-1 - for @roy vernon & co -
Big Joe Royle -
Big Joe opens the scoring v Southampton in 1969 - in a 4-2 win Joe bagged a hat trick in this win for us -
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