John Hurst -
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this type of boot was still going in 1959 - I know as my first boots were a bit like these cork stud attached by a small tack nial - that eventually wore through you sole & made you feet bleed -
Probably the fastest winger in a blue [Poor language removed] - Alex Scott was fast - Dave Thomas was fast - Jimmy Husband was fast - my older brother seen them all - he claims this player was the fastest -
Bally -
Been there, done that.The Everton fans in the KOP on Derby day - not the Gwladys street end as the caption stated - in fact we got slated with a T-shirt with this transferred photo on way back when it was sold as such- Always thousands of us as it was easier to get tickets of then ticket touts as it held approximately 23, 000 standing on the terraces -
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davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Scottie.
I was a baby in the crowd on that day, taken further down by my dad onto Byrom Street to 'see' the homecoming....I actually think those blue and white plazzy 'straw boaters' are the first thing I ever remember seeing!
One blue and another blue to join us - Todd was unhappy at full back ....a great Centre Back - from Derby County -
My hero - started as a centre half - then a wing half - scored with either foot - fantastic in the air - a back injury we sold him to City where he gained more England caps & a trophy with them - another player sold too soon - The Latch wanted him as a scoring partner - manager Billy Bingham wanted the cash -
The greatest no 1 keeper we have ever had - look at him catching the ball under pressure, same height as Pickford - although Pickford is a very good Great shot stopping Keeper he lacks this ability sadly -
Colin Todd in his twilight of his career - I saw him - he was a class act even being played out of position at full back -
A good player from Stoke - mainly used at full back or in midfield -
Binned obvs - it's the Everton way.
This is when Bally's penalty taking became erratic = enter big Joe - who just thumped them hard in the top corner or the roof of the net - Bally never missed many, but then had a spell of missing pens & Big Joe Royle took over - Westys anguish of a missed pen by Bally - for @westchan & co -
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
That's the 70s.The Everton fans in the KOP on Derby day - not the Gwladys street end as the caption stated - in fact we got slated with a T-shirt with this transferred photo on way back when it was sold as such
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Not the kop.