TERRY CURRAN

[alan ball]

Did he play enough games in 84/85 to get a league winners medal? I suspect not.

Yes he got a medal.

 

[alan ball]

He is the long forgotten member of the 84-85 team. Why don't we ever see him at events celebrating that team?

You will see Terry at Goodison more next season. He's involved with the academy at Doncaster Rovers at the moment.

 

[blue_aussie05]

Has he still got that atrocious barnet?

 

[alan ball]

Has he still got that atrocious barnet?

He looks well mate.

 

[blue_aussie05]

He looks well mate.

That hasn't answered my question. For all I know, you may have thought he looked well in the mid 80s.

 

[davmaher]

Yes he got a medal.

Thanks mate. Really pleased for him.

 

[mrb85]

Curran also got a ECWC medal I think.

For me, he produced the greatest solo performance I've ever seen from an Everton player. Unfortunately the game -- a midweek winter League match at Ipswich -- was witnessed by probably fewer than 500 Blues.

 

[The Esk]

Curran also got a ECWC medal I think.

For me, he produced the greatest solo performance I've ever seen from an Everton player. Unfortunately the game -- a midweek winter League match at Ipswich -- was witnessed by probably fewer than 500 Blues.

I missed that one mate lol

 

[evo1878]

You will see Terry at Goodison more next season. He's involved with the academy at Doncaster Rovers at the moment.

Cheers Bally. Is that the reason we've never / rarely seen him at dinners celebrating the achievements of that era in recent years? I've seen Inchy at a few and always struck me that Terry Curran played a significant but forgotten role in that team?

 

[Brendan Janus]

Yes he got a medal.

Did he ? For 9 appearances that season

 

[evo1878]

Did he ? For 9 appearances that season

Players these days get a league winners medal for making 1 appearance. I didn't realise he got one in the end. Made up for him cod Remember thinking at the time it was bad luck (injury?) that he didn't qualify for the minimum 10

 

[blue_aussie05]

Cheers Bally. Is that the reason we've never / rarely seen him at dinners celebrating the achievements of that era in recent years? I've seen Inchy at a few and always struck me that Terry Curran played a significant but forgotten role in that team?

Unless my memory fails me, he was much much better during his loan spell. Perhaps it was injury related, but when he signed for us permanently he was pretty awful.

As has been said earlier, he hardly played in 84-85. When he did, he was bang average.