Favourite Player

RANMAN · May 30, 2016

Neville Southall

BluePeadar · May 30, 2016

Vinny Samways

Alanbileysfeathercut · May 30, 2016

Bob Latchford ,still walking on water!
Georgie Wood a very close second

Chewbacca · May 30, 2016

Sheedy

Apart from being brilliant he achieved something we have all dreamed of, scoring in the Kop end and running past them flicking the V's.

Legendary status assured right there.

Somerset Blue · May 30, 2016

Chewbacca said:
Sheedy

Apart from being brilliant he achieved something we have all dreamed of, scoring in the Kop end and running past them flicking the V's.

Legendary status assured right there.

Yep, that is it along with a wand of a left foot and the kopites hate him - the ultimate compliment!

ToePeg · May 30, 2016

Big Nev, Reidy, Sheedy was superb.
Nobody mentioned Sharpie yet? I know he's a bit of a club stooge at the moment but he was boss. I always shouted Sharpie when scoring a blinder at school.
Dave Watson, boss and hard.
Someone mentioned Richard Gough, good shout, real bit of class at a bad time for Everton.
Joe Parkinson, loved his honest and plain professionalism and now and again he'd pull out pirouette on the ball out of nowhere and never seemed to loose the ball and won it back plenty.
Barry Horne. Better than credited and saved us.

l4toffee · May 30, 2016

Kanchelskis
Ferguson
Limpar
Parkinson
Dacourt

silent bob · May 30, 2016

Andy King comes close but top of the shop, the one, the only, Mr. Robert Dennis Latchford.

eurosrees · May 30, 2016

Kanchelskis, still amazed we got him when we did. Also when Yakubu bothered for those first 1.5 seasons, I thought we had a world beater.

Exeter Gently · May 30, 2016

Joe Parkinson

WycombeToffee · May 30, 2016

As someone who wasn't around when we were good, it has to be Arteta.

magicjuan · May 30, 2016

LCAB, Latchford, Sheedy, Bracewell and Parkinson (only for injuries those last two would have been recognised as astounding footballers)

Blue Cheese · May 30, 2016

Sheedy and Steven; I had a soft spot for Unsworth in his early days too.

Agree with Parkinson shouts, shame injuries ruined his career.

Joey66 · May 30, 2016

Joe Royle as he proved the doubters so wrong- Alan Ball the best World Class player for the blues, never seen Dixie, but reading about him over two autobograpies he has to have been the best!
His record speaks for itself end of!