(left: Duncan pictured at Bellefield with George Telfer and Neil Robinson) -
Adrian Heath with the FA Cup at Bellefield in 1984 -
The School of Science at Everton FC I searched, and gout this great collectable book of eBay paying more than the listed price on the book - it's full of the great 1960s era -
Found this fascinating book by George Orr I purchased an age ago lost it in my pile of books without reading it...doh -
I found this article which IMO baffles me on why Tony Kay and the other Sheffield Wednesday players did not use this as presidency with the FA as this game between Man United and the red lot was not just betted on, but the score fixed with betting odds they did get a initial life ban like Tony Kay, and co, and then it was lifted due to war experience which IMO is not justified fixing a game is still illegal as it was in Tony Kay's era - here is the article from a great book by George Orr - Also ironically every time a world war broke out Everton FC won the league division 1 now the premiership... -
I found this article which IMO baffles me on why Tony Kay and the other Sheffield Wednesday players did not use this as presidency with the FA as this game between Man United and the red lot was not just betted on, but the score fixed with betting odds they did get a initial life ban like Tony Kay, and co, and then it was lifted due to war experience which IMO is not justified fixing a game is still illegal as it was in Tony Kay's era - here is the article from a great book by George Orr - Also ironically every time a world war broke out Everton FC won the league division 1 now the premiership... -
The birth of the DERBY game came from Lord Derby of Knowsley -
Looks like the myth of our player being related to a famous Beatles is undone here 
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One trophy cupboard at GP - {no rumoured extension either}- doh -
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