Players who have left Everton to go on to better things.

[Allezfan]

I don't think we ever got 3pts in a match that Simon Davies started. Now he's one of Fulham's best players.

Yeah but Fulham aren't as big a club as we are. By that definition of success, going to a club lower in the leagues and playing better, Brett Angell counts as he did alright at Stockport.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Landon Donovan went on to play in the world cup after leaving us.

Going back a bit, didn't Ken McNaught win the league with Villa and possibly the ears. Can't remember

 

[changman]

Anyone mentioned Lineker yet? Also Kroldrup has done well back in Italia by all accounts

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

steve mcmahon



*legs it like that Bolt geezer.

 

[Phil Neville Superstar]

Big Dunc - living it up in España after departing the slums of the North West.

 

[LABBY THE TOFF]

)))))))

Could be argued, but I dont think he achieved better things, per se.



I think the Everton team that Dunne left mate were [Poor language removed], therefore he achieved more in his career by moving away to better things in the shape of better clubs at that time. Same for Speed really, he done well at Newcastle. Jeffers done [Poor language removed] at Arsenal so he certainly didnt move on to better things, [Poor language removed] move for the greedy get.

Chico send me some of that what you've been smoking mucker ? Richard dunn went on to better clubs at that time an speed but Jeffers never 1,man city have never been a better club to play for 2,arsenal are better marginly an Jeffers went there won the double in his first year he was there, were talking about going on to better things not becoming a better player Jeffers did Richard dunn certainly not garry speed certainly not

 

[chicoazul]

See where you're coming from lid, but the Everton Dunne left was awful so I'd argue he had a better career doing what he did and achieved more, if not any silverware.

Jeffers didn't develop at all, although he went to a club of better quality (at that time) and ended up back with his tail between his legs so leaving was a bad thing for him.

Speed played to a higher level with Newcastle at that time, although it pains me to say it.