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• Tonight I chanced upon a 1967 TV documentary presented by Clement Freud, based entirely on the then imminent FA Cup tie between US and THEM, and football in our fair city in general. Catterick, Shankly and fans were interviewed, all being asked whether results were more important than style. Every red said results were the ultimate, every blue said style mattered. That was fifty years ago. So just when, if ever in my 70 year life (acknowledging the fabulous Kendall mk 1 blip), are we going to reliably play in a manner to win and, dare I say it, entertain? We won 1-0 by the way, Alan Ball, whoever he was, scoring the winner after being seriously levelled by a red foul just outside OUR area (Ball was like that, all over the pitch). Tommy (the Flying Pig) Lawrence was the red's 'keeper' and just a few years ago was stumbled across by a TV voxpop team looking to interview scousers on a then imminent blue/red derby. The TV team cited that '67 game as memor...
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• 3 game ban for O’Brien? Is that the standard for ‘denying a clear goalscoring opportunity’?...
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• “I might decide to no longer respond to your amoeba fluffy posts” Don’t worry, Darren. I’ll be here for you....
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• MK I hope you'll indulge me in a way off-topic question, putting it here in a non-Everton thread and hoping one of our music loving members can help me out. Paul G, Liam, Tony? Used to go the pictures in Tuebrook on a Saturday for the serials and cartoons, Danger Island next! and all that. Good times. If you crossed the road and hung a right, there was a record store on the corner, anyone remember it? In 1978 they had a big Pistols window display and that's where I bought Never Mind the Bollocks for 4 quid. They had the pic disc for 6 quid too but I couldn't afford it. Got all the singles at Probe but the LP at this place. Thinking it might have been a Virgin or HMV but it was a long time ago. Anybody?...
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• The Eagle Has Landed - brilliant film. I interviewed Michael Caine in an a Haymarket Art Gallery in the 90s. Absolute highlight of my life. ...
  Philip Devlin in Why the rush to move on from David Moyes?
• Perhaps he will surprise us on Monday Mark with a medium press. Drives me nuts when I see teams around us - and Leeds - give it a real go....
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