Scottish players

[roydo]

I always associate Scottish players with Liverpool. They've had more of them than any English outfit I think.

That right?

But I know what you mean, but I think thats more down to 3 in particular.

EFC? Young, Sharpie, Dunc for me.

 

[RomanReigns]

 

[Mr. Slave]

Think we should just swerve Scottish players from now on after suffering through Naismith.

 

[dave abrahams]

...at least Johnstone scored in a Derby but he was an expensive failure.

Something that Alex Young or for that matter Bob Latchford never did.Definitely not saying Mo was better than either of them.

 

[dave abrahams]

Tommy Ring, even though he only played thirty four games for the club, alongside Alex Parker and Bobby Collins. They all played and started the great Evertob revival of the sixties, only Parker played in the 1963 championship team.

 

[Martino Robertez]

Think we should just swerve Scottish players from now on after suffering through Naismith.

He might have been a terrible footballer but he could usually find the net when we were desperate.

No where near good enough for us now like, but he wasn't bad enough that I'd write off every other player from Scotland

 

[SailorBlue]

Can't believe Sandy Brown hasn't got a mention.

Loved Jimbo Pearson Georgie Wood and John Cononley when I was a kid

 

[Martino Robertez]

To those saying Naismith was painful to watch, you should have worn sunglasses to give you some UV protection.

 

[anjelikaferrett]

Can't believe Sandy Brown hasn't got a mention.

Loved Jimbo Pearson Georgie Wood and John Cononley when I was a kid

will always be remembered for this regardless of anything else he ever did.:

 

[BiggyRat]

Timmy McCahill
McKel Arteta
Denis McStraq

 

[RFUS]

The great James of clan McFadden.

To be fair he scored the best Everton goal I've ever seen in the flesh, against Charlton I think. It was truly a goal that no Scottish footballer had any right to score.

 

[Haston]

Way before my time but I'm surprised no one has mentioned Alex Parker. Sharp Gray and Ferguson are the obvious choices for me.with an honourable mention for Pat Nevin

Alex Parker also played for my beloved Falkirk. Starred in the Scottish cup winning side of 1957, also capped by Scotland while at Falkirk (which is unusual) lol

 

[flibbyflob]

Sharp, Gray, Weir

Obviously Young and Collins would be up there but they are way before my time.