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(This thread is inspired by my thinking about how blessed we are in this department right now) God, a lot of them weren't very good, were they? Or is my memory playing tricks on me? That's the way I remember it, anyway - am I right? Who was paticularly terrible? Who was actually pretty decent...

I was just playing some Rutles stuff and it made me remember that there's a bit where we find out Roger McGough is a Blue: [video=youtube;inkWIIPV0JY] That got me thinking about cultural references to Everton. Where, in popular culture, do Everton appear? One the greatest ones, perhaps, was a...

Not The Golden Vision of the sixties but the Alex Young who scored over 100 goals for us between 1901-11. I believe he was our most prolific scorer until Bill Dean arrived on the scene a couple of decades later. I'm fascinated by pre-WW1 footy in general and the men that played the game - the...

http://www.epltalk.com/2012-best-epl-club-blog ....should you see fit. Voting closes in a couple of hours, I believe...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Il9202DP65U&feature=related Nice clip. Felt quite emotional watching that.

Fabulous: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Founding_Fathers_of_Merseyside_Football I post in in this section because it largely concerns Everton FC. Anyone seen the portraits? If so, where? Any thoughts about their six subjects? I'm of the opinion that Will Cuff is the greatest Evertonian of...

Remember it? Although I remember that era quite well I, strangely, can't remember much about Bingham's departure. He'd just signed McKenzie and Rioch, as I remember, which was almost taken as a sign that his position at Goodison was safe, and yet he went pretty soon afterwards. Gordon Lee came...

Which is more than he did for Paul Scholes, of course. I've never taken the "Arteta for England" stories very seriously, thinking that neither party would be that interested but now it seems that Capello and the FA, at least, want to explore the possibility. Arteta, too, recently made ambiguous...

I suspect two are going to be omni-present but nowt wrong with that. Should make for interesting reading (although I fear we've been here in the past, before my time. Indulge me, please). Name the seven greatest players to wear the shirt, with or without your reasons... 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7...

http://www.evertonresults.com/ Great, isn't it? I like that it's out there. Brings back so many memories. I should get a laptop so I can read it in the bog.