The Binman
Player Valuation: £8m
Hopefully this will happen again, soon.
TangerineToffee
Player Valuation: £10m
Gorgeous George Wood showboating his Exocet missile move 
The best World class player to ever play for the blues from the 1960's onwards imo -
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Will Cuff at the front right,a great Everton name from the very distant past.
Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £60m
First game was 2-2. Big Joe stuck one on John Jackson while the ref wasn’t looking. Crowd baying for murders. Those were the days.
I went on the Bluestreak to that one which was a a train run by the club , It went from Lime Street direct to Norwood I think it was.
Me to, iirc once it got to N London, because Euston is a dead end it went all round the world, along the railway equivalent of, down entries, through hedges, over fences, shoot down here, nip over there, right magical mystery tour.
Top work by the schedulers and signalmen, no computers in those days.. I'm imagining a big room like the battle of Britain, young ladies with big sticks shoving little engines about on a big white table with stirring music in the background, probably by Elgar, Britten or Walton.
and Sam Kydd will be in there somewhere, he was always in that sort of thing.
Everton 1978-1979 Team Group -
Jimmy Husband v City getting a crunch -
Big Joe 1970 -
25th February 1995 Duncan Ferguson climbs high to meet an inswinging corner from Andy Hinchcliffe and head home against United in a 1-0 win for the Blues -
28th December 1997 Duncan Ferguson completes a hat trick of headed goals as he scores his third against Bolton in a 3-2 win for the blues -
Three Greats for the Blues -
14th May 1966. Winger Mike Trebilcock (congratulated by team mate Ray Wilson) proves to be an unlikely hero of Everton's FA Cup Final victory against Sheffield Wednesday, at Wembley. Injury to star striker Fred Pickering saw Trebilcock get a late call up and scoring twice.-
