Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
The kit, the player and the goal in one clip
Wonderful centre forward big Cyrille,RIP
Wonderful centre forward big Cyrille,RIP
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Mr Happy
Player Valuation: £25m
PKwalnuts
Player Valuation: £15m
Teenage Me...
Kit - think was Big Nev's last year and he had a cob on all the time in this kit.
Player - Gary Speed
Great when we had a regular scoring midfielder
Goal
Was this or Farrely or Ferguson under Dave Watson. Tough times 96 to 98
Kit - think was Big Nev's last year and he had a cob on all the time in this kit.
Player - Gary Speed
Great when we had a regular scoring midfielder
Goal
Was this or Farrely or Ferguson under Dave Watson. Tough times 96 to 98
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GoldenToffee
Player Valuation: £70m
Kit:
Around that time I was about 10 years old and really loved playing in goal. I remember saving up my pocket money to buy the top from JJB Sports for about 35 pounds. I recall the padded elbow parts of the top, and just how thick the whole thing was, as well as its weird rolled-up-at-the-top neck part - can't imagine goalkeepers being too happy wearing such material nowadays! I don't think I appreciated the great Neville Southall at the time, but obviously as you get older and understand what was achieved with the club, it's impossible to deny he's been our greatest ever goalkeeper.
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Player:
As I got into my teenage years I got into a team, as a left back, a decade before we signed Leighton. If we'd have had a flying left back at that time it might have helped push me to the next level, but I still played pretty well. In Baines, 10 years later, I saw everything that I dreamed of becoming; a low-key yet popular, marauding full back more than capable of landing a free kick in the back of the net.
Goal:
0:25 below. For the sheer yet short-lived significance of the goal, it has to be this one, by my second favourite ever player for Everton. Less than 8m for the signings of Baines and Cahill - if we could repeat that with inflation now it would help us no end!
Around that time I was about 10 years old and really loved playing in goal. I remember saving up my pocket money to buy the top from JJB Sports for about 35 pounds. I recall the padded elbow parts of the top, and just how thick the whole thing was, as well as its weird rolled-up-at-the-top neck part - can't imagine goalkeepers being too happy wearing such material nowadays! I don't think I appreciated the great Neville Southall at the time, but obviously as you get older and understand what was achieved with the club, it's impossible to deny he's been our greatest ever goalkeeper.
Player:
As I got into my teenage years I got into a team, as a left back, a decade before we signed Leighton. If we'd have had a flying left back at that time it might have helped push me to the next level, but I still played pretty well. In Baines, 10 years later, I saw everything that I dreamed of becoming; a low-key yet popular, marauding full back more than capable of landing a free kick in the back of the net.
Goal:
0:25 below. For the sheer yet short-lived significance of the goal, it has to be this one, by my second favourite ever player for Everton. Less than 8m for the signings of Baines and Cahill - if we could repeat that with inflation now it would help us no end!
The kit, the player and the goal in one clip
…very kind of you to not post Jeff Astle. Despite being in Wembley to see that goal in 1968, I’ve always had a soft spot for The Baggies
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PKwalnuts
Player Valuation: £15m
My 1st game I remember going to that was in main stand
Probably one of the few players who played for 4 rival teams, West Brom, Villa, Wolves and Coventry. liked by all sets of fansWonderful centre forward big Cyrille,RIP
helpimonfire
Player Valuation: £35m
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