All time 11…

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Jimmyjoe

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Me and few mates were discussing this the other day. All time 11 of Everton players you’ve watched.

My first season ticket was 94/95 so mine would be…. Pickford - Coleman, Jags, Lescott, Baines - Kanchelskis, Parkinson, Arteta, Speed - Rooney, Lukaku.

Any takers?
 

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Jimmyjoe said:
Me and few mates were discussing this the other day. All time 11 of Everton players you’ve watched.

My first season ticket was 94/95 so mine would be…. Pickford - Coleman, Jags, Lescott, Baines - Kanchelskis, Parkinson, Arteta, Speed - Rooney, Lukaku.

Any takers?
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Taking the same time period (which is about right for me):

Pickford

Coleman
Jags
Branthwaite
Baines

Kanchelskis
Arteta
Fellaini
Richarlison

Cahill
Lukaku

Obviously Rooney would get in on talent but he displayed that at utd.

Maybe Barry for Fellaini and Pienaar or Limpar for Richarlison.
 

….i’d build mine around the only 3 definite ‘world class’ players I’ve witnessed at Everton; Alan Ball, Ray Wilson and Neville Southall.

Beyond that, a mixture of the ‘63, ‘70. and mid-80s teams I watched. Roy Vernon has an astonishing goalscoring record, so he’d need to be included, incredibly ahead of Alex Young. I do see Stones and Branthwaite as superior to Labone but neither has the longevity.

Can’t have the likes of Kanchelskis, Rooney, Lineker etc because they were here fleetingly, surely not considered as our greatest of all time.

Neville Southall
Tommy Wright
Ray Wilson
Brian Labone
John Hurst
Alan Ball
Peter Reid
Colin Harvey
Graham Sharp
Roy Vernon
Kevin Sheedy
 
Eggs said:
….i’d build mine around the only 3 definite ‘world class’ players I’ve witnessed at Everton; Alan Ball, Ray Wilson and Neville Southall.

Beyond that, a mixture of the ‘63, ‘70. and mid-80s teams I watched. Roy Vernon has an astonishing goalscoring record, so he’d need to be included, incredibly ahead of Alex Young. I do see Stones and Branthwaite as superior to Labone but neither has the longevity.

Can’t have the likes of Kanchelskis, Rooney, Lineker etc because they were here fleetingly, surely not considered as our greatest of all time.

Neville Southall
Tommy Wright
Ray Wilson
Brian Labone
John Hurst
Alan Ball
Peter Reid
Colin Harvey
Graham Sharp
Roy Vernon
Kevin Sheedy
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Who’s playing right mid in that line up? Or is it a different formation to 442?

Some quality players there that I wish I’d got to see like.
 


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