Labinskys was when he was with them though
You’re right, as he downed about 10 B52’s one after another !
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Labinskys was when he was with them though
I knew someone would say Gueye. If anything, he is the absolute antithesis of this entire post. More like the most over hyped player based on his actual contributions.
Unsung means often overlooked, under appreciated, not as fondly remembered as they should be. Christ, Duncan Ferguson is more unsung than Gueye if you listen to a lot of people.
For me, I would go with Don Hutchison. 1 of our best players in a time not remembered fondly by most, and left under bad terms. But he was a great player, a captain, and would walk into the current side.
Don Hutchison was very good alright.I knew someone would say Gueye. If anything, he is the absolute antithesis of this entire post. More like the most over hyped player based on his actual contributions.
Unsung means often overlooked, under appreciated, not as fondly remembered as they should be. Christ, Duncan Ferguson is more unsung than Gueye if you listen to a lot of people.
For me, I would go with Don Hutchison. 1 of our best players in a time not remembered fondly by most, and left under bad terms. But he was a great player, a captain, and would walk into the current side.
Don Hutchison was very good alright.
One of the first times I was truly furious at a referee was the time Poll disallowed Don's goal against Liverpool in the last second. Poll admitted after he retired that this was the worst decision of his career. In my opinion it's git to be up there with the worst refereeing decisions ever.
We have got some laughable decisions against us over the years, clattenberg was another useless tit....he also spoke about his first game at Old Trafford, Man Utd v Everton. He said Everton had a stonewall penalty at the Stretford End. He knew it was a penalty but he never gave it and doesn’t know why to this day.
More than a passing resemblance to Roy Keane.spooky almost.Bobby Parker a prolific scorer for us in 194 came back with a bulet in his back never the same player but he played on not as well obviously -
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That was the "missed opportunity"summer,him and Neville came in,we had the Villarreal game on the horizon an opportunity to "kick on"we needed to gamble a little and push the boat out for top drawer quality and ended up with those two,aaaahhh well!!Simon Davies.
For going under the radar as one of the very worst players in our history.
We have got some laughable decisions against us over the years, clattenberg was another useless tit.
Yes Eggs, the man in charge of Everton at the time, Theo Kelly, secretary manager who ruled the roost fell out with with T G, and refused to play him, I think TG had seen two of his best friends, Tommy Lawton and Joe Mercer, leave the club after the war and better themselves by doing so, TG wanted to do likewise but was stopped by Mr. Kelly, don’t know why, because he wouldn’t play him and Everton would have got a decent fee for him, in the end TG decided to sign for the non....I love an insight like that because it becomes real. I read he had a falling out with our manager, so played in the Welsh League. Imagine that happening today.
I have it in my mind that he was a good size and fast. It was a time when defenders needed to be tough, but I doubt he needed that as he was just very classy?
Cotte was gash, never once proved himself to be a big game player.Made a big contribution to that epic 4-4 draw in the cup. Got 2 of the equalisers I think?
A CF ahead of his time a goal machine helped to epwin us the league-, I see your point about looking like Roy Keane...More than a passing resemblance to Roy Keane.spooky almost.