Probably a wrong caption again - it's not Joe Harper though
- the only player I know who's belly went like a balloon & blamed it on too much lifting weights in the gym - instead of lifting pints in the pub more like 
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- the only player I know who's belly went like a balloon & blamed it on too much lifting weights in the gym - instead of lifting pints in the pub more like 
duncs pigeon
Player Valuation: £35m
Looks more like Bracewell to me, or Psycho Pat.Probably a wrong caption again - its not Joe harper though
Bracewell deffo
15th January 1972 Colin Harvey drives home Everton's second at Crystal Palace in the FA Cup tie -in a 2-2 draw -
26th January 1980 Bob Latchford climbs to meet a cross from Joe McBride and score Everton's second against Wigan in the FA Cup in a 3-0 victory for the blues - for @Alanbileysfeathercut & co -
The lowest diving header ever - 10 March 1984 Another diving header from Andy Gray records Everton's second to ensure a 2-1 victory in the FA CUP at Notts County -
20th November 1971 Joe Royle moves on to a pass from Alan Whittle to beat Eric Martin in the Southampton goal for Everton's second goal in a thrashing of Southampton 8-0 -in sleet & snow - our for great player Jimmy Gabriel looks on -
Everton 3 Ipswich Town 0 in Jan 1970 at Goodison Park. Joe Royle makes it 3-0 with this header in the 1st Division clash. Just look at that leap plus his power in the air - like our CF today = not -
Captain Bally v Spurs - nice pitch too -
St Rupert's Tower -
westychan
Player Valuation: £225k
Very fun! I've been wondering if Labby played for the 1966 world Cup, would he been the captain?He was
A big joker led by example on the pitch as captain- one foggy night away at Blackbun - he left westy on the pitch for an age as the crowd had to tell Westy the game was abandoned- he & his teammates were in the dressing room laughing he was still out there
Labby & Alan Clarke -in the air as Colin Harvey watches on -
No he was only on the fringe of the squad in 1966 - as the yard dog Jack Chalton was preferred - so he dropped out to get married - in 1970 he played in Mexico - he was a true footballing centre half only ever got booked twice in is long career - Bally used to chase back & ask him & Hursty his defensive partner to kick the opposition they just told him to ask Morrissey who always obliged ... a gentleman footballer with skill -