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Inspired by the best-of thread and for a bit of a laugh. Plenty of absolutely sickeningly horrific footballers to choose from. Many because they simply lacked any ounce of talent, others because they were washed-up and well past their sell-by date, and others who cost a bomb and delivered...

Let the results speak for themselves.

Bloody good player for us, wasn't he? Desperately need more players with his attitude and personality in the team. Him and Carsley, the Mitchell brothers, brilliant. No 50m superstars back then, they were superb for us. Here's a Sky interview with him from earlier in the week.

Can't wait for 30,000 happyclappers in the stadium to give Moyes a standing ovation and heroes welcome back.

So far this season we're on relegation form, with absolutely no indication that we know or have a way of get out of it. Toughest December in living memory up next - we will almost certainly be adrift in bottom three by Christmas Day. Will there be three worse teams than us by the end of the...

It's fair to say that his time as Everton manager was severely disrupted by the Second World War. 100 games managed in a nine-year period speaks for itself. Statistically speaking, though, a mere 43 losses in those nine years is remarkable - by far the best losses-to-years ratio in our history...