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Grainy footage,Carlisle v Everton FA Cup 1968
Cheers, never seen that before. The pitch looked terrible, and the goals looked huge.
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Cheers, never seen that before. The pitch looked terrible, and the goals looked huge.
My older brother and is mate went without tickets for that tried every tout they could - nothing 2 -55pm his bearded mate came over smiling great we've got tickets cheaper too...
as they looked at them Boys pen tickets any way they tried to slump low as the entered the entrance the guy just burst out laughing on the turnstyle get in he shouted you can walk along anywhere inside
some Evetonions were climbing trees that day to get a glimpse of the game....lol
great clip that never seen the goals before
Grainy footage,Carlisle v Everton FA Cup 1968
My older brother and is mate went without tickets for that tried every tout they could - nothing 2 -55pm his bearded mate came over smiling great we've got tickets cheaper too...
as they looked at them Boys pen tickets any way they tried to slump low as the entered the entrance the guy just burst out laughing on the turnstyle get in he shouted you can walk along anywhere inside
some Evetonions were climbing trees that day to get a glimpse of the game....lol
great clip that never seen the goals before
great clip
Major Gowen
Player Valuation: £6m
Grainy footage,Carlisle v Everton FA Cup 1968
Wonderful find. Sounds like a regional news report, but none the worse for that.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Major Gowen
Player Valuation: £6m
Noted, oh master finder. As soon as I recover from the deep depression induced by the 1986 thread, will insert this one in the appropriate place...
I was just watching Palace v Everton 1981 where we won 3-2. McMahon scored a peach and missed a pen.
What was the story behind him leaving? I heard rumours he only went to Villa so he could go to Liverpool but can anyone shed any light on why/how he left
What was the story behind him leaving? I heard rumours he only went to Villa so he could go to Liverpool but can anyone shed any light on why/how he left
The transformation in that side once Royle got to grips with them was unreal. Watch the togger on the 2nd goal and its a perfect blend.
I walked away from that game with a feeling we could go all the way and when walking up the street end steps before kick off when we played Newcastle i just knew we were gonna win. The atmosphere was spot on, a real togetherness between fans and players.
such a workmanlike style with skill hard to note we were still technically fighting relegation in the winning cup run......
good old Joe Royle who turned that side around - Hinchcliffe looked classy and two upfront.....
with width.....
Home and Dry
Player Valuation: £500k
Went to this, if memory serves me right, I think we missed two pens and still won!!
Don't no - similar to David Johnson both more than promising youngsters but Steve Mcmahon wow he looked so special we were struggling a bit, and as a young lad he looked a star then - so selling him was a mystery -the Everton way....
Yeah there were 3 pens in the game but i missed the 1st one so wasnt sure if it was us or them. McMahon hits a woeful pen 2nd half and then they scored theirs to make it 2-3 but we held on for the win.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Probably the first professed "lifelong blue I can recall Macca who was a wrongun,looked set to be a star in our midfield but within 18 months or so started thinking he was bigger than the a club,came through the system was even a ball boy,the club refused his contract demands and shipped him to villa,we bought Trevor Steven with the dough,now that didn't turn out too bad eh?!!
Apparently Dave Johnson was on £900 a week and playing like a cross between a shire horse and a show pony.Mc mahon wanted the same but didnt get it so he leftfor Villa