I wasn't at this game, but saw the replay at Goodison the following Tuesday. Going into the game the Wolves manager, Ronnie Allen predicted a win for Wolves on the basis of this display. Everton brought in Derek Temple to replace Jimmy Gabriel. and his direct pace through the middle along with Jimmy Husband secured a 3-1 win, they scored the three goals. Everton were formidable at Goodison in the 60s. Wolves were promoted later that season, and in September 1967 played Everton at Goodison, and got a 0-0 draw. Ernie Hunt again stood out with his range of passing, finding space, and link up play. The next week the Everton board spent a record £75,000 to sign him for the blues, Back then the city centre firm I worked in included a manager who was an EFC shareholder and stated that Ernie Hunt was signed to replace Alan Ball. And was duly given this No 8 jersey. The team balance was lost with both of them in the team with Alex Young and Colin Harvey. Ernie left Everton at the end of the 67-68 season. And joined Coventry. What would the current would give for such a great player today. This was also one of Jimmy Gabriel's last games for Everton. And this Wolves team excelled in the top flight into the 70s with Derek Dougan added to the team.
Was at the Everton game that day amongst all the Blue boys behind the goal.....as BAlly smashed in that penalty! Out of the mud...Got them back at Goodison and battered the Wolves 3-1...then knocked out the Gobshites at Goodison in the next round !...💙Happy days!...
A "soft" pen as we would say today. More things change,the more they stay the same...big team syndrome. If you are Everton,Liverpool, Arsenal,Spurs, Chelsea,Man U and Man City you'll get decisions. Anyone else,good luck!
I wasn't at this game, but saw the replay at Goodison the following Tuesday.
Going into the game the Wolves manager, Ronnie Allen predicted a win for Wolves on the basis of this display.
Everton brought in Derek Temple to replace Jimmy Gabriel. and his direct pace through the middle along with Jimmy Husband secured a 3-1 win, they scored the three goals. Everton were formidable at Goodison in the 60s. Wolves were promoted later that season, and in September 1967 played Everton at Goodison, and got a 0-0 draw. Ernie Hunt again stood out with his range of passing, finding space, and link up play. The next week the Everton board spent a record £75,000 to sign him for the blues, Back then the city centre firm I worked in included a manager who was an EFC shareholder and stated that Ernie Hunt was signed to replace Alan Ball. And was duly given this No 8 jersey.
The team balance was lost with both of them in the team with Alex Young and Colin Harvey. Ernie left Everton at the end of the 67-68 season. And joined Coventry.
What would the current would give for such a great player today.
This was also one of Jimmy Gabriel's last games for Everton. And this Wolves team excelled in the top flight into the 70s with Derek Dougan added to the team.
Great dive by Ball for the penalty.
Get over it ffs
Fred Davies the Wolves keeper, later managed Shrewsbury in the 1990s.
Pre-Leeds strike force Clarke & Jones on opposing sides and both scoring.
Was at the Everton game that day amongst all the Blue boys behind the goal.....as BAlly smashed in that penalty! Out of the mud...Got them back at Goodison and battered the Wolves 3-1...then knocked out the Gobshites at Goodison in the next round !...💙Happy days!...
Man Utd 1 Norwich 2 . The best ever result for the canaries and they didn’t show it .
its on this site You Tube Gordon Bolland scoring the winning goal
Jack McClenand ex Arsenal
A "soft" pen as we would say today.
More things change,the more they stay the same...big team syndrome. If you are Everton,Liverpool, Arsenal,Spurs, Chelsea,Man U and Man City you'll get decisions. Anyone else,good luck!
Did alan ball teach tom daley how to dive, a joke penalty
Peter Knowles gods footballer what a waste of talent