Everton captains

[Frank Drebin]

Not necessarily the most famous or greatest but who do you have fond memories of, thought underrated or unjustly forgotten. I always liked Don Hutch and thought it was bad form for him to be shown the door, he was the captain and although we were inconsistent I remember a quote from the time, "...when he played, then Everton played." Dont bother just filling this thread with anti-Neville bile there are threads dedicated already.

 

[Tubey]

Dave Watson. Over 400 appearances for us but he's often forgotten because of the pile of rubbish he had to play with for most of that period. Was a fantastic captain.

 

[The Equaliser]

The Last of the Corinthians

 

[chaser]

Big Dunc.

Howard Kendall's final masterstroke.

 

[Bibble]

Mitch Ward. A giant of the game.

 

[Frank Drebin]

Dave Watson. Over 400 appearances for us but he's often forgotten because of the pile of rubbish he had to play with for most of that period. Was a fantastic captain.

Agreed. People always say Steve Bruce was a defender who didnt get the international recognition but Waggy was a far better player, hell of a nice fella too.

 

[ijjysmith]

I miss David Weir.

 

[Frank Drebin]

The Last of the Corinthians

The farewell at Goodison after he passed away is the only time i've ever cried at the match. Honoured to have shaken the man's hand.

 

[royal_blue]

Dave Watson!

 

[tommye]

The farewell at Goodison after he passed away is the only time i've ever cried at the match. Honoured to have shaken the man's hand.

THIS

....and this again!!!

 

[Neiler]

Richard Gough kept us up a few seasons on the trot to be fair.

 

[tommye]

although of the ones I've watched it's gotta be Dave Watson. A proper Everton captain