blue_aussie05
Player Valuation: £8m
Definite legend for me. Absolutely instrumental in the mid 80s success
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Is right. Plastered his nose all over his face , he went off for treatment , came back on and Gray got him again straight away
blue4eva77
Yarmolenko ? Yes please
I never said it wasn't, I just feel we use the word legend too often for our past players.
blue4eva77
Yarmolenko ? Yes please
Yes do not get me wrong its just the wording if you stated a great EFC no 9 then yes, but his career with us were in his twilight years , and he did fantastic - HK soon moved him on for Gary Lineker who had a fantastic season after in which we could have won the double alas sadly forgotten, hence no affection for Gary Lineker see my point - a Legend has to be up there with the greatest no 9s Dixie, Tommy Lawton - Golden vision - Joe Royle - Graham Sharp etc they stood the test of time to become Legends its just my opinion sometime the word legend gets branded to easy - Its like Big Dunc a great, but never a Legend imo.
Ball Harvey, and Kendall were all legends also in the 1980's Big Nev - Peter Reid - etc
a very good no 9
Pat's Van
Player Valuation: £70m
how long you got to play for us to be a legend then Joe?
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Yes for sure a legend, he was only here for a short period and some might say it wasn't long enough, but what he did in that period of time was phenomenal 
As for his media work that has nothing at all to do with Everton and it doesn't take anything away from him. Lets be honest about this, how many players do we really know outside of football? We only know them as footballers so it is only really on that we can base an opinion of them.
As for his media work that has nothing at all to do with Everton and it doesn't take anything away from him. Lets be honest about this, how many players do we really know outside of football? We only know them as footballers so it is only really on that we can base an opinion of them.
bluelord49
Player Valuation: £8m
Absolutely a legend.. Gray and Sharpe together in the 80,s were as good as Ball, Harvey and Kendall for inspiration.
You only had to see them together and you knew that either one or the other would provide the finishing touch to the brilliance of our midfield then, who themselves being Reid,Bracewell,Stevens and Sheedy were a class act.
You only had to see them together and you knew that either one or the other would provide the finishing touch to the brilliance of our midfield then, who themselves being Reid,Bracewell,Stevens and Sheedy were a class act.
blue_aussie05
Player Valuation: £8m
Probably not for me, despite his cup final winning goal.
The difference with Gray was that he was the catalyst, or one of the main catalysts, for our success in the 80s.
Did you ever see him play? If not, look at the video footage of him celebrating after a goal, any goal, not necessarily even one he scored. If he didn't score it himself, he was invariably the first one over to celebrate with the goal scorer. The affinity and connection he had with the fans was instant.
He was a definite legend in my eyes.
potato
Banned
is he related to ian dowie?
blue_aussie05
Player Valuation: £8m
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Spot on this, when fans talk about players "getting it", such a Tm Cahill, Andy Gray %100 got it, when he played for us he was one of us.
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