Silent Blade
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Played 12 Won 7 drew 1 lost 4
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3 Bassett wins were 2-1 (Hodges, Marwood), 2-0 (Bryson , Cork) 2-0 (Bradshaw, Hodges)Yeah I was thinking that myself silent. I went to the “Mel Rees” game which was the finest goalkeeping display I had ever seen, the Brian Marwood last minute winner game and another in the Basset era which we won. Add in last seasons smash and grab and I thought to myself that it must be a bloody good record
Edit. The other Bassett performance was the Mel Rees game
Cheers for that silent. I was right the first time then. I thought I’d seen 3 but could only really remember the two of them with any great detail.3 Bassett wins were 2-1 (Hodges, Marwood), 2-0 (Bryson , Cork) 2-0 (Bradshaw, Hodges)
I was there in 75 as a 12 year old friend and his dad (big Everton fans) when we came from 2 down to win 3-2 with a Tony Currie winner 6 minutes from time.
Being in the Everton end with them only me and one other Blade who had infiltrated let out a scream.
Our drive back to Southport was completed in silence by them after they were giving me stick at half time. singing we want 5. They got it! haha
Think the 2-0 (Bradshaw, Hodges) was a night match. Away fans were behind the goals (to the left) before the move to the stand at the side of the pitch. Brilliant atmosphere that night.3 Bassett wins were 2-1 (Hodges, Marwood), 2-0 (Bryson , Cork) 2-0 (Bradshaw, Hodges)
Wilder (who was a Millers player at the time) was with his mates a few rows in front of me singing their heads offThink the 2-0 (Bradshaw, Hodges) was a night match. Away fans were behind the goals (to the left) before the move to the stand at the side of the pitch. Brilliant atmosphere that night.
I’ve been to five of those wins. I missed the first one in 1970, I heard the result sitting on a train in Bristol Temple Meads on my way home from a holiday, some pigs sat across the aisle not happy as I think they’d lost, and obviously missed today.Played 12 Won 7 drew 1 lost 4
Out of the wins, I missed 1971 because I was on a family holiday at Ayr, missed 1975 cos I was at boarding school and today (saw it on BT Sports)I’ve been to five of those wins. I missed the first one in 1970, I heard the result sitting on a train in Bristol Temple Meads on my way home from a holiday, some pigs sat across the aisle not happy as I think they’d lost, and obviously missed today.
I actually like Goodison Park, a proper football ground, I’ll miss it.If we don't return to the Premier League soon it could be our last ever visit to Goodison Park.
Bert was hoping that you were going to tell us that you were in Maude Maxfield's production of Gone With The Wind.I missed 1971 because I was on a family holiday at Ayr
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