Favourite Everton player of all time and why?

[HibboScoresWeRiot]

Always had a bit of a soft spot for Alan Stubbs, as a centre back I used to try and emulate him when I played!

 

[stuartjigsawbarlow]

Andrei kanchelskis a shock transfer at the time.
He was awesome for us, I'll allways remember how he dismantled the ****e at anfeild, also IMO the best goal he scored against shef wed, class player.

 

[Alex_Osborn34]

Paul Bracewell. Sublime player.

 

[canuckblue]

Has to be Peter Reid, so much of what we achieved was down to his drive and determination - the heart beat of the magnificent 80's team.

Seconded.

 

[anotherbecksplease]

Alan Ball closely followed by Alex Young Roy Vernon, Tony Kay (who the FA robbed us of his best years) Howard Kendall and Bob Latchford

 

[MartSlinger]

Mikel Arteta for me.

 

[evilwebby]

Neville Southall for me.

 

[nigelcoyb]

Alan Ball, he got EFC and he delivered. (he won the world cup for england btw)

Catterick and the club fcked up big time selling him - arguably the effects are still with us.

 

[The-Golden-Vision]

Gotta be Big Nev! He was my inspiration to become a keeper! If he was English we would be talking about whether he was better than Banks!

Fixed. If Nev had been English, Shilton would have been known as a half decent keeper at Southampton who managed to get a handful of England caps when Southall was injured.

 

[toffeechris]

kevin sheedy was my hero growing up loved the way he played and recently of course has to be big dunc (legend)

 

[Summerskin]

Duncan Ferguson.

Because I was born in 1989.

 

[ToffeeMike]

Dixie Dean, Alan Ball and especially Per Kroldrup he had an ace Everton career

 

[jartyjones]

Alan Ball, my first hero

 

[Jamo Martinez]

The Sheeds or Trev Steven proper wingers

Has to be Peter Reid, so much of what we achieved was down to his drive and determination - the heart beat of the magnificent 80's team.

Any of us who are lucky enough to have witnessed that team will have various candidates. Soft spot for tricky myself so it's him or (from an earlier team) Duncan McKenzie.

 

[jd02]

Niclas Alexandersson. Wasn't the greatest of players to say the least, but growing up in the "Beckham Era" he'll have to go down as one of my favourites. Tobias Linderoth has to be up there too, don't know why but was always one of my favourites.