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Milne got very close to getting us into Europe - if Arsenal had beaten Ipswich in the '78 FA Cup Final, we'd have been in the UEFA Cup. As Ipswich won, they went into the Cup Winners' Cup and Arsenal took "our" place in the UEFA Cup.

Graham Oakey against Burnley?

As I recall, there had been Sunday games before but this was the first Sunday game between two top division teams (even though it was a Cup game). You're right about the 4-4 Torch. I remember that game as much for how bloody cold it was as for the 8 goals. I think it was just after we bought...

He came over to the tunnel side of the ground - maybe family over there? Spent a fair bit of time in front of us chatting to some fans near the front. was on the pitch for a long time after the final whistle.

IIRC I saw his debut goal in a 2-0 win at the old Baseball Ground. I think that was also the first outing for the famous chocolate brown kit.

Yep, did that thanks Otis.

Doesn't seem to recognise me as a season ticket holder......

. Usually for a solicitor to offer a no win, no fee deal, they'd want to judge the chance of success at 60%+. Given SISU's track record in court cases, that might be a tricky hurdle to leap. Even if they got that kind of deal, they'd still be on the hook for the other side's costs if they lost...

Nick - can you please delete any post that does not include Sir Tommy Hutchison.

A friend of mine was on the ground staff at Highfield Road in the 60's. He hoped he was going to make the grade until one day a scrawny red haired 12 or 13 year old turned up and ran rings round everybody. It was obvious that he was in a different class to the rest of them. That was Willie Carr.

I remember him being out for quite a while due to "domestic" injury and thought it happened as ISB described in relation to Bryan King - but this is over 40 years ago so.........

I think that the garage door injury was Wilf Smith.

Wasn't that in the last minute in a relegation battle against Burnley (?). As I recall they scored from the free kick to get a 2-1 win. And as I further recall, the Star Soccer slow-mo showed that he hadn't handled outside the area!

I was in the West End that day and I'm sure that both the goal and the penalty save were at the Kop end. But then my memory isn't as young as it used to be.

I wasn't at Everton but I was at West Brom. IIRC Jim Hilton got injured in the warm up so Terry Yorath played at centre half. I remember it being a very open game. I think Fergie got our goal to make it 4-1 and I was convinced we could come back - oh, for those far off optimistic days....

I'd agree abou the wingers, but that season we played 4-2-4 with (usually) Powell and Yorath in the middle.

That was a great game. Jim Blyth had one of his best games for us as we bear the (then) all conquering Liverpool team with -effectively - 10 men. Harry Roberts was taken out by Souness and then Grayson pulled a hamstring (or something similar) and while he stayed on the pitch, he could only move...

Look to be some decent solid signings.

I think back fondly to those happy months of silence from Mr Fisher.

Good to hear Lamieras being so involved.