Same for me
BainesontoastNEW
Player Valuation: £50m
It's a shame we never signed Elvis Hammond.
sbbefc
Player Valuation: £30m
Kendall, Dean or Southall.
But I'd also consider Colin Harvey. Won the league and cup and was part of the 1980s coaching team. Crucially he also grew up an Evertonian. So out of everyone mentioned he's probably spent more time at the ground as a fan, player and coach.
But I'd also consider Colin Harvey. Won the league and cup and was part of the 1980s coaching team. Crucially he also grew up an Evertonian. So out of everyone mentioned he's probably spent more time at the ground as a fan, player and coach.
Has to be Bally for me, the best I've ever seen in royal blue. Can't comment on Dixie, even I'm not old enough to have seen him play.
Dean was just a goal hanger so not him.
Colin Harvey.
Colin Harvey.
helpimonfire
Player Valuation: £35m
I was the king! End of.
Papa Shango
Player Valuation: £70m
Dad watched Dixie
Player Valuation: £6m
Dad, (he who watched Dixie) could testify to having watched every Everton player from 1919 up to his death in 1989.
He watched the likes of Dean, Lawton, Young, Harvey, Kendall, Ball etc, in the flesh up to the early 1970's, but was able to follow the 1980's players courtesy of MOTD and my ball by ball replay of matches when I got home from the game.
I genuinely wish that everyone on this site had been able to listen to his encyclopedic re-telling of matches from literally decades before.
Why am I saying this? Simply because whenever he re-lived memories of watching Dixie, his eyes and demeanour lit up the room. Dean must have had something that caused that - especially when you bear in mind that he had watched Alan Ball week in, week out.
Who is the King of Goodison Park? The thing about Kings and Queens is that they reign for a finite period and are always replaced by someone else, so there are multiple right answers and no wrong ones!
The more profound debate should be 'Who is the best/ Everton player ever to have played at Goodison Park?' I'll say Nathan Patterson and sit back and watch @davek self combust!
He watched the likes of Dean, Lawton, Young, Harvey, Kendall, Ball etc, in the flesh up to the early 1970's, but was able to follow the 1980's players courtesy of MOTD and my ball by ball replay of matches when I got home from the game.
I genuinely wish that everyone on this site had been able to listen to his encyclopedic re-telling of matches from literally decades before.
Why am I saying this? Simply because whenever he re-lived memories of watching Dixie, his eyes and demeanour lit up the room. Dean must have had something that caused that - especially when you bear in mind that he had watched Alan Ball week in, week out.
Who is the King of Goodison Park? The thing about Kings and Queens is that they reign for a finite period and are always replaced by someone else, so there are multiple right answers and no wrong ones!
The more profound debate should be 'Who is the best/ Everton player ever to have played at Goodison Park?' I'll say Nathan Patterson and sit back and watch @davek self combust!
Rooney_Tunes
Player Valuation: £50m
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
All the great games and all the years I went there up to last season,if I could pick one I would pick that one,28/10/1978,that goal couldn’t have been scored by a better Evertonian/fella than Kingy for me
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