Quotehttp://img2.thejournal.ie/inline/323...ersion=3238507Originally Posted by joe_denilson
Yes, I thought it might be McLoughlin. Is the big lad Richard Dunne ?
Not that too many of you young people will remember, but Mike Walsh of Everton was IMO the Joe Lapira of his day.Nearly decapitated an Icelandic player once. WON 4 caps and 4 caps too many.
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Yes, I thought it might be McLoughlin. Is the big lad Richard Dunne ?
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
That photo is from Thursday, Sep 05 1996, I'll let you figure the out the answer.
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I remember Mike Walsh but I think you are being a bit harsh there. He was a regular at Bolton for a number of years, some of them in the top flight, before signing for Everton under Howard Kendall and it was only then he became aware he was eligible, otherwise I think he would have more caps. Everton were in a transition and Kendall was signing hosts of players so Walsh lost his place, never played regularly in the first division after that and his call up for us came at a time we had stronger defensive options than probably any time. I do remember the karate kick though
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I give up. Who is it? Gareth Farrelly ?That photo is from Thursday, Sep 05 1996, I'll let you figure the out the answer.
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Until I saw your squad, I thought Alan Moore was Stephen Elliott.
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
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