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Shocking day only time I didn't go the pub after the matchMy worst ever day as an Evertonian. 0-3 down at half time. I was in the Street end. Sickening.
Shocking day only time I didn't go the pub after the matchMy worst ever day as an Evertonian. 0-3 down at half time. I was in the Street end. Sickening.
Actually met him as he got off the plane at Manchester airport when we signed him, I was working there at the time.Stefan Rehn, came on as a sub, subbed off. He was turbo turd
I think the centre half was Patrick Andersen, big Swede.
The post you quoted tells us that it was November 6. It was a 3pm kick-off so not on TV. In the evening my wife and I had an engagement party and, of course, her family were all RS.This, I'm sure it was live on TV , it was certainly around my birthday when I was a little kid, November time? cemented Ian Rush as a bogeyman
Not giving in on this Kendall made a ridiculous mistake and you won’t be changing your mind either so that’s the end of this debate for me.No. The player made the decusion to commit a deliberate professional foul.
If you watch the highlights on page 3 of this thread you will see that it was only 0-1 at HT. To be fair, I would have guessed 0-2 or 0-3.My worst ever day as an Evertonian. 0-3 down at half time. I was in the Street end. Sickening.
I was with the Dublin ESC, and we used to come overnight on the Friday sailing and go back on the Saturday.Shocking day only time I didn't go the pub after the match
My memory is playing strange tricks with me - put it down to post match trauma even 43 years later !!If you watch the highlights on page 3 of this thread you will see that it was only 0-1 at HT. To be fair, I would have guessed 0-2 or 0-3.
Glenn Keeley - Goodison Park on 6 November 1982
Keeley truly made his mark. Allowing Kenny Dalglish to get the wrong side of him, Keeley pulled the Liverpool forward back by his shirt, and with the professional foul rule recently introduced, referee Derek Civil had no option but to send off the debutant. After just 37 minutes, Keeley’s Everton career was already over.
It wasn't just the sending off. It was the 5-0 thrashing that went with it. The sight of the RS in the old Park End with the scarves raised and singing their dirge of a song still boils me to this day. Keeley is up there with the slug as an all time Everton villain!
Sorry Sir, I should have noticed the date, 2 days off my birthday. After some quick research I may have mixed this game up with a 3-0 loss at Anfield the next season on the same date which was on tv on the Sunday.The post you quoted tells us that it was November 6. It was a 3pm kick-off so not on TV. In the evening my wife and I had an engagement party and, of course, her family were all RS.
Tony Cottee?Parody thread worth posting: Best Everton debut
10 minutes after the fifth went in I was stood on the station platform waiting for a train home, and I wasn’t the only one stood on that platform, there were people leaving when the third went in!My worst ever day as an Evertonian. 0-3 down at half time. I was in the Street end. Sickening.
Was that (think it was Millwall) game his debut?Stefan Rehn, came on as a sub, subbed off. He was turbo turd