Who Is YOUR Favourite Foreign Born Everton Player?

[ilikecheese]

Cahill

 

[ggooggooggoo]

Psycho pat

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Has to be Claus Thomsen for me,they had Molby,we had Claus,cooler than an ice cold Carlsberg on a hot summers day,£900,000 and worth every krone,Molby never scored an overhead kick in a 2-1 home defeat to Derby County did he? or an own goal in a Merseyside Derby?All too fleeting his time in the Royal Blue,he should have been a legend,alongside the likes of Stefan Rehn,"crazy"Ray Atteveld and the rest,alas he was jettisoned after a glorious year in the Royal Blue,Claus,you big,old "Danish Blue"I hope this post is not too "cheesy","Op Blues" as they say in Copenhagenlol

 

[Tel001]

Southall if we are counting Wales as foreign ..

If not ... Kanchelskis was my favourite player in the world when he was at Man U... And when we actually signed him ... I had a feeling that I will probably never have again.. He was truely world class when we signed him... And he was absolutely amazing to watch for those couple of years

 

[TraffordBlue]

 

[matty1878]

It's gotta be Cahill ( as he's recent )for liking to hate the rs like one of us and I know they genuinely hated him which is all the sweeter.

Followed my some Russian on the wing no not billy lol

( Infact every player that hates or likes lashing in goals against them lot )

 

[Ashtonian]

Has to be Tim cahill.

Fergus on was my hero growing up but cahill was the second coming of him to me. So many important and big goals, always the one player we had that gave everything for the shirt.

It is just a shame he never won the fa cup, otherwise he could have cemented his legendary status that way

 

[COYBL25]

Cahill, with a massive soft spot for the Straq.

His unbridled joy and pride when he scored his first goal will always be etched in my memory.

Like a kid scoring the winner in a final.

 

[Naisy'sCharitableLeanings]

Surely the correct answer is The Stracq...?

 

[Khalekan]

Thats a strange one...

Not for me it ain't.

The O'Khalekans are spread far and wide from their Belfast and Liverpool antecedents and I have as many cousins living in Oz as I have in these islands

 

[RhylBlue]

Mickael Madar. Think he gets forgotten about but he scored some really important goals for us in 1997-1998 which helped us survive relegation. He also scored 6 in 17 games, which is a better goal ratio than most of our strikers during that decade.

 

[Rugby Toffee]

Jo

 

[Zatara]

Not for me it ain't.

The O'Khalekans are spread far and wide from their Belfast and Liverpool antecedents and I have as many cousins living in Oz as I have in these islands

So half Irish and other half shipped off to OZ...

 

[mites]

when pienaar was on top form there was no one I liked watching more.

 

[COYB]

Got to be Cahill such a shame he never won anything.
deserved to as much as anyone.