summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Unfortunately not old enough to see him play, instrumental in the success of the 1980s, one of the best and a well deserved award.
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bcblue1878
Player Valuation: £50m
Was lucky enough, and privileged, to see him as part of The Holy Trinity, what a player - and a proper Evertonian!
Went about his business in a quiet unassuming way, an asset to our club.
LydiateLee
Player Valuation: £8m
Proper Everton man.
Often bump in to him on a Sunday at the Stanley Arms in Aughton, sat at the end of the bar. Always approachable and loves talking Everton.
Often bump in to him on a Sunday at the Stanley Arms in Aughton, sat at the end of the bar. Always approachable and loves talking Everton.
Togger Blue
Player Valuation: £5m
The fact that Harry Catterick selected him to make his debut against Inter Milan at the San Siro speaks volumes! Memorable scorer of the winner against Man Utd in the 1966 FA Cup semi at Burnden Park; in fact so many memories. One of my all time favourite players with Bally and Howard. A winner, an Evertonian and a gentleman. Great to see he has received such an award - richly deserved!!
bullybeef
Player Valuation: £40m
Is he still in good health Lee?
Can’t help feeling that he looks slightly vacant in those pics.
Might just be the effects of a couple of bevvies I suppose.
LydiateLee
Player Valuation: £8m
He is noticeably more frail mate, not sure if he has any underlying health issues or it is just old age creeping in and becoming more apparent. He has always been a quiet man.
In his books leant off the great gabby in his early days - the off the greatest player =alan ball - Colin was so skilful the silent destroyer of teams his through balls were magnificent, and his tackling was great.....
he buzzed around kendall and bally with enthusiasm and skill...
he buzzed around kendall and bally with enthusiasm and skill...
One of the best players I've ever seen.
The greatest living Evertonian - shared with Joe Royle.
The greatest living Evertonian - shared with Joe Royle.
...marvellous player who I was able to watch throughout his playing days but he was also a top coach.
He worked alongside Howard Kendall but was also amazingly effective as a coach at youth level. Says a lot when a player like Graham Sharp wins his first full international cap and gives it to Colin Harvey.
He worked alongside Howard Kendall but was also amazingly effective as a coach at youth level. Says a lot when a player like Graham Sharp wins his first full international cap and gives it to Colin Harvey.
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Westend Blue
Player Valuation: £15m
If the oldies could indulge us young uns how was Colin Harvey’s playstyle ?
FC sexy xxx
Player Valuation: £35m
My mother’s favourite player .
Years ago She spotted him on Stuart road in Walton sitting in his mates van . She was only 14 , she ran and found a pen and paper for autograph and we happily signed it BUT. He gave her stick for having a RED pen lol .
Years ago She spotted him on Stuart road in Walton sitting in his mates van . She was only 14 , she ran and found a pen and paper for autograph and we happily signed it BUT. He gave her stick for having a RED pen lol .
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
i thought his surname was spelt havrey
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