Andy Gray - Everton legend?

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Oh, to see one of our players raising a cup in the air again!!!

 

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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.

Deffo. Loved his passion and commitment. I loved the way usually his first thought after he scored at the Street End was to run to the fans and celebrate with us

 

[royalbalou]

No from me. There were some great players in that era but only Southall, Reid and possibly Steven I would class in the 'legend' category with the likes of Harvey, Kendall, Young, Labone....then there's the greats...Dixie, Ball, Lawton.

Gray was a fearless Everton No9 who shone in a great team for me

 

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Legend.

He scored diving headers 6 inches off the ground with boots flying in. He had no fear. You just don't see that these days.

 

[Pat's Van]

@blue_aussie05 we know what he looks like

 

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No from me. There were some great players in that era but only Southall, Reid and possibly Steven I would class in the 'legend' category with the likes of Harvey, Kendall, Young, Labone....then there's the greats...Dixie, Ball, Lawton.

Gray was a fearless Everton No9 who shone in a great team for me

Not going to argue mate. It's all about opinions innit. Just out of interest, though, why single Trevor Steven out as a legend? What did he do to achieve that status above Gray, Sharp (our second highest scorer ever), and Ratcliffe (our most successful club captain)?

 

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When was the last time we saw a diving header anywhere? Miss those days.

 

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@blue_aussie05 we know what he looks like

Indeed.