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The moment of the power shift on Merseyside? - Labby comes off in that Semi v the other lot we were 1-0 up Kenyon had been substitute every round bar that one - thanks Wilf - who put Sandy brown instead who was no match for Toshack -
1984 - Many people talk about turning points in this season. This is Gillingham at home in the cup. Everybody refers to Cascarino's miss in the replay, but here's Alan Harper heading off the line. Never gets a mention. -
The caption says Derek Temple was the victim of a rowdy demonstration by a section of the Goodison crowd - a demonstration which did the reputation of the club and fair-minded spectators no good at all. Before your time, maybe? I cant remember it ?
Another great Irish Toffee (and an excellent butcher} in later life): Tommy Eggington - for @Bluerover & co -
Two Irish, Everton legends, when half the Irish team played for Everton. -Tommy Eglington & Peter Farrell - for @Bluerover & co
Roger Kenyon - a great successor to Brian Labone as Captain -
Peter Farrell (1922 - 1999) from Ireland and Captain and Right-Half for Everton Football Club leads the team onto the field for an English League Division One game circa March 1957 - those eyes of determination - for @Bluerover & co -
Joe Mercer (left in picture) – who missed only one game – and 38-goal Tommy Lawton were
key men in the Blues’ success to winning the league at a canter before World War 2 broke out -
key men in the Blues’ success to winning the league at a canter before World War 2 broke out -
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