the 'A' team

SuitsBlue · February 22, 2008

Alan Ball
Andy Gray
Aiyegbene Yakubu

all three have hat tricks in europe for everton.

so, now who are we waiting on...

Andrew Johnson
Anthony Hibbert
Arteta Mikel (

)

zero · February 22, 2008

Anthony Gardner and Andy Van Der Meyde aswell.

Bruce Wayne · February 22, 2008

Hibbo was class yesterday. He did a nice bit of skill to beat one of their guys and it all went to his head and he cocked up his pass :lol:

SuitsBlue · February 22, 2008

he did get a good cheer when he skinned him. did notice.

CanadaToffee · February 22, 2008

Bruce Wayne said:
Hibbo was class yesterday. He did a nice bit of skill to beat one of their guys and it all went to his head and he cocked up his pass

Yeah, I got worried for a sec, but was almost relieved when he mis-passed: "Normal service has been resumed." :lol:

monty · February 23, 2008

CanadaToffee said:
Yeah, I got worried for a sec, but was almost relieved when he mis-passed: "Normal service has been resumed."

My thoughts entirely CT :lol:

SuitsBlue · February 27, 2008

Aiyegbene yakubu became only the third player in Everton's history to score a European hat-trick with his treble against FK Brann. He joined some illustrious company as well in the shape of the late and great Alan Ball and Andy Gray! Ball's hat-trick came in the 1970 European Cup and a 6-2 win against Kevlavik of Iceland when the other scorers were also future Premier League managers in Joe Royle (2) and Howard Kendall - and Colin Harvey was also in the Toffees side. Gray's hat-trick game in the first leg of the quarter-finals of the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1985 against Fortuna Sittard, which we won 3-0.

Fletch · February 27, 2008

SuitsBlue said:
Aiyegbene yakubu became only the third player in Everton's history to score a European hat-trick with his treble against FK Brann. He joined some illustrious company as well in the shape of the late and great Alan Ball and Andy Gray! Ball's hat-trick came in the 1970 European Cup and a 6-2 win against Kevlavik of Iceland when the other scorers were also future Premier League managers in Joe Royle (2) and Howard Kendall - and Colin Harvey was also in the Toffees side. Gray's hat-trick game in the first leg of the quarter-finals of the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1985 against Fortuna Sittard, which we won 3-0.