T LEAFE
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Teammates Reveal Most Intelligent Player In Everton Squad!
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I don't think we would win Eggheads
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I don't think we would win Eggheads
Yarrgh
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Are we still in the FA Cup?Teammates Reveal Most Intelligent Player In Everton Squad!
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I don't think we would win Eggheads
originalgreaserbob
Not good enough.
Watching that made me less intelligent.
Surprised no one said Holgate, sure he could tell us every Love Island winner since it started
Anti-vaxxer Delph being named by half the squad as the cleverest we’ve got, wow
Tim's tourettes
Player Valuation: £15m
From that i can say for certain that it isn't Tom Davies. I also picked up that if DCL was to have 1 more teeth whitening session, he would be challenging Firmino
Think Ross Barkley is the man.......bring him in on loan so we would have a forever champion!
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
If they were clever they wouldn't be at Everton.
….I notice nobody mentioned Sigurdsson.
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £60m
Trevor Brooking used to get ribbed by teammates because he liked to quietly do crosswords on the bus to away fixtures, instead of joining in the card games.
Graham le Saux got outright abuse from other players, because he read The Guardian instead of the usual cerebral redtop, preferred to visit cultural venues rather than the bookies, and of course things came to a head when that giant of Mensa, Fowler, decided to join the mob...
For Le Saux, however, the more his profile developed, the louder the taunts became. The apex arrived in the incident with Fowler when Chelsea hosted Liverpool at Stamford Bridge in 1999. The Liverpool striker had fouled Le Saux and displayed complete contempt for his fellow professional when the defender was lining up to take the free-kick. Making that schoolyard gesture, Fowler clasped his hands to his buttocks and repeatedly shouted: “Come on and give me one up the arse.”
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Graham le Saux got outright abuse from other players, because he read The Guardian instead of the usual cerebral redtop, preferred to visit cultural venues rather than the bookies, and of course things came to a head when that giant of Mensa, Fowler, decided to join the mob...
For Le Saux, however, the more his profile developed, the louder the taunts became. The apex arrived in the incident with Fowler when Chelsea hosted Liverpool at Stamford Bridge in 1999. The Liverpool striker had fouled Le Saux and displayed complete contempt for his fellow professional when the defender was lining up to take the free-kick. Making that schoolyard gesture, Fowler clasped his hands to his buttocks and repeatedly shouted: “Come on and give me one up the arse.”
Graeme Le Saux’s battle against homophobic abuse and why the door is opening for gay players to come out in football
A married heterosexual, Graeme Le Saux endured years of abuse from fellow players and fans. But is the tide turning for gay players to finally come out?
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lancs blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Delph for missing so many pe lessons during his time at everton
Wish I had his gift of the gab
Wish I had his gift of the gab
Carloblues
Player Valuation: £30m
Coleman mentioned Jesus wept,.he can't even close his mouth ffs
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