Our best ever signing...

[marcus]

Andy gray has to be up there as the missing piece of the jigsaw in the eighties...

Scored important goals & formed a formidable partnership with Graeme sharp...

A great time to be an Everton supporter, we could do with a similar signing at this present time...

 

[ToffeeTim]

Lacina Traore

 

[Telford-Feb-85]

Per Koldrup

 

[Toast]

Alan Ball.

 

[blue to the bone]

Anthony gardner .
Or Neville southall

 

[john jako]

Coleman has to be up there. Especially in recent times I.e not the 80s as that’s proper old.

 

[Bluebonic]

All depends on your era I suppose, all time bets then obvs Dixie, Bally etc, best signing as in didn’t see it coming was Reidy and big Nev, Reidy was a wreck when we got him ( as was Andy Gray of course) and nobody expected him to make the impact he did. but for me Neville was the one, absolutely underwhelming signing, turned out to be possibly our second best ever player ( people will argue for Bally, but Nev was world class for longer ( for Everton anyway).

 

[Noble Savage]

Dave Watson . My favourite captain.

 

[arch stanton]

kanchelskis was an exciting buy

 

[Kaiser Soysauce]

Alex Nyarko

 

[john jako]

All depends on your era I suppose, all time bets then obvs Dixie, Bally etc, best signing as in didn’t see it coming was Reidy and big Nev, Reidy was a wreck when we got him ( as was Andy Gray of course) and nobody expected him to make the impact he did. but for me Neville was the one, absolutely underwhelming signing, turned out to be possibly our second best ever player ( people will argue for Bally, but Nev was world class for longer ( for Everton anyway).

I actually thought you meant Phil Neville then. You where about to get fingered.

 

[Milkman]

Yannick Bolasie for £28m will always be remembered fondly.

 

[Izzy1878]

Juan Mata, Witsel and Riquelme.

 

[john jako]

kevin Campbell was a belting signing. Sorted us right out.

 

[Librarian]

Kanchelskis was the most exciting