Jim Hardie

Hope your suspicions aren't that Pelupessy will keep his place.

I can see what you mean. It might have been touched up.

But he didn’t come out until he was in his 90s and he says he told his wife before they got wed.

I disagree most strongly. Wet shaves significantly lower the water level in our reservoirs, put unnecessary pressure on already dwindling stocks of soap, and endanger the badger population.

Pathetic sentences for a pair of scum bags that killed a decent working man for a few ten bob postal orders inside Christmas cards.

Nice summing up, but I thought Pelupessy was at least equally to blame for the first. He should have got a block in. Brown was awful when he came on and he says he wants to stay!

I think you are way out with the price of beer in that period. We were already decimal by February 1971. https://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/topic/16608-beer-prices-in-1971/

Very sad. RIP Luton.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-9173671/Hard-man-Peter-Swan-stained-betting-scandal-rocked-Britain.html

A tremendous centre half in the days when teams only had one. It's possible he could have been in the World Cup winning side, but in all honesty I think Jack's goal scoring would have given him the edge. RIP Swanny.

The line up in the programme was: Springett, Hill, Megson, Eustace, Mobley, Smith, Finney, Quinn, Hickton, Fantham, Dobson.

Apparently Burgin was a last minute team change at Goodison. Brian Hill was named at right back in the programme.

Kenny Burton. He was more than a little exposed in the replay too. Edit. Now then, is the old grey matter playing tricks? A bit of research shows that he didn’t make his debut until 1967 or 1968. But I do remember a fullback having a stinker in the replay. It might have been Andy Burgin.

I think Fred Pickering equalised in the last minute but no excuses for the replay, 0-3

I’ll drink to that.