Best Everton goal

[Ivo]

Any goals or assists from James Rodriguez. Really loved that period, spirit of the blue topping charts and all kind. We dared to believe...

 

[summerisle]

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Apparently Jimmy Husband scored a worldy v Chelsea at Goodison in 1971

 

[Chewbacca]

Long range strike? Jags in front of the kop.

Best goal? Trevor Steven scoring the 3rd against Sunderland in 1985. Bracewell’s pass was the best in the history of football.

 

[goldfinchmule]

ANDY KING

 

[McMagicT]

I can remember all but about 3 ,magnificent!. Loved the Golden Visions Us v Spurs in 1963 a 1.0 game that eventually decided the league title.
Alex Young outjumped Maurice Norman, John Smith and the Scotland goalkeeper (Not the poor type) and headed into the Gwladys street net.
One of the lads on here puts this goal in every 6 months (Just so I can have watery eyes).
I wonder who will score the first ' screamer' at Bramley Moor.

 

[chrismpw]

Two pages in and nobody mentioned Gray vs Sunderland, from Reid's cross plus the entire build up.

State of yous.

 

[Cameron Manning]

I can remember all but about 3 ,magnificent!. Loved the Golden Visions Us v Spurs in 1963 a 1.0 game that eventually decided the league title.
Alex Young outjumped Maurice Norman, John Smith and the Scotland goalkeeper (Not the poor type) and headed into the Gwladys street net.
One of the lads on here puts this goal in every 6 months (Just so I can have watery eyes).
I wonder who will score the first ' screamer' at Bramley Moor.

Have a good look at that Alex Young goal McMagic, If I’m not mistaken Maurice Norman didn’t play in that game, I think Tony Marchi was the centre half that day. Bill Brown was the Scottish ‘keeper and a very good one.

 

[EFCINLONDON]

Rideout 95

 

[Victus]

A personal favourite, remember running home laughing with my dad as we got pelted with hailstones through the cem, also was dying for a wee which made it funnier as I really wanted to stop and do it.

 

[Frenk]

Love this one, gives it to the kop too.

 

[toffee82]

Rooney against Arsenal.

Great goal but it was the hope that it was the start of something special.

Really special to me. I was 20 and away at uni. My dad was 60 and phoned me and it was like listening to an overexcited kid. Even more special now he's not with us. Moments like that are what makes it so special.

 

[Bluebirdie]

Holgate v Sligo. Followed by an immediate charitable donation.

 

[Joey66]

Joe Royles diving header, 1968 away at Leeds -

 

[Blue peter]

It’s not what you typically classify as a greatest goal contender, but for some reason I always like Andy Gray’s diving header from Reidy’s cross vs Sunderland in 85. But in the same match there was also Trevor Steven’s. Finally Sheedy’s against Rapid Vienna, it was like we were just toying with them…they dragged one back and we go up the other end and score immediately.