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Replying to Steve Brown 28 minutes ago .
Yes it surprised me that the winger who played in every game of the league cup that year never played in the final or the replay, if my memory is correct it was Alan Irvine.
Better than Palmer and Foden, but behind Bellingham and Rogers. Lots of completion for his position.
Will get a game when others can’t be arsed and drop out.
Barry may miss a few but he’s currently lying second to Haarland in the goal scoring department. Hardly a "galoot"!
Trevor Steven is a good comparison, Tony.
After moving from Burnley as a 19-year-old, he initially looked overawed by the pressure of playing for Everton. His form dipped early in the 1983–84 season, and he was dropped for a few months over winter that season.
You have to keep faith with players like that game style.
Did he even watch the game?
““I wasn’t quite so sure about a good performance,” he said. “We got a performance, and we got a result, but I have to say Coventry made it really difficult for us.”
Who said that Pete? I’ll give you a clue, he has grey hair and you have a crush on him.