Rank the Everton left footers

[blulouie]

Sheeds

Baines

Hamez

 

[Harryflashman]

Sheedy hands down the best

Not sure how you could really disagree . An absolute beauty of a left foot and a huge part of the clubs history . I honestly think in terms of pure talent James was up there as good as anything I’ve ever seen , or rather not seen , in a blue shirt . Sheedy though was special

 

[degsy]

The thread was originally gonna be 'best left foot' but that's obviously Kevin Sheedy, so, in order of best to worst, rank the players you've seen for Everton who you think had a great left foot.

Sheedy
Rodriguez
Baines
McNeil
Hinchcliffe

I think you just did

 

[helpimonfire]

Sheedy, end of.

Correct

 

[blue61]

Sheedy had a wand for a left foot.
Bob Latchford wore Dave Thomas pyjamas.
Baines had a great touch and a good dead ball.
Billy was great for worldies.
Rioch hit it harder than anyone I've seen.

 

[T LEAFE]

David Burrows
Michael Ball

 

[Acrobat]

1. Kevin Sheedy
2. The rest.

 

[NeilMorepies]

Oumar Niasse
Absolute wand of a left foot, shame he always shot/passed with his right. He was rotten with his right.

 

[Super Kevin sheedy]

Kevin Sheedy

 

[cooperman]

Everyone used to get proper excited when we got a corner and Hinchcliffe was taking it.

Nowadays they don't even make it to the six yard box

 

[DanB90]

My old fella spoke of Tommy Ring highly, we’ve certainly had a few good Glaswegians at Goodison over the years.

Absolutely convinced there’s some running joke with the older posters on here and they just make up random players in these kind of threads about bygone players.

I’m sorry, no.

Tommy Ring is not a real name.

I’m on to you guys.

 

[DanB90]

Tony Foot has to be up there imo.

 

[Scarecrow]

Wasn't Michael Foot an Evertonian too?

"When at Thy call my weary feet I turn
The gates of paradise are opened wide
At Goodison I know a man can learn
Rapture more rich than Anfield can provide.
In Coulter's skill and Geldard's subtle speed
I see displayed in all its matchless bounty
The power of which the heavens decreed
The fall of Sunderland and Derby County.

The hands of Sagar, Dixie's priceless head
Made smooth the path to Wembley till that day
When Bolton came. Now hopes are fled
And all is sunk in bottomless dismay.

And so I watch with heart and temper cool
God's lesser breed of men at Liverpool."

 

[Goodison87]

Everyone used to get proper excited when we got a corner and Hinchcliffe was taking it.

Nowadays they don't even make it to the six yard box

Bores the life out of me now that fella on tv, but remember that free kick v QPR? Yes, couldn’t half swing a corner in..

 

[IV(AC)]

Kanchelskis - either foot, equally.
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