Worst Everton debut

JelavicBrate2 · Monday at 3:19 PM

Which Everton player had the worst debut in your opinion? Besic giving away a goal wasn't great against Chelsea. Lamina Kone scoring on his debut against Swansea and then getting injured wasn't great. To me Maupay was the worst, had a perfect chance to become hero against RS and decided to smash ball right at Allison. Summed up his time at Everton.

Alan Whittle · Monday at 3:22 PM

Who was that fella that got injured badly in the first game of the season at Palace - c2017? Gmabin? Something like that?
Edit; 10 Aug 2019 Palace 0 Everton 0
Gomes went of injured, Gambin (sp?) came on. New signing, looked out of his depth.

Rugby Toffee · Monday at 3:23 PM

Glenn Keeley - Goodison Park on 6 November 1982
Keeley truly made his mark. Allowing Kenny Dalglish to get the wrong side of him, Keeley pulled the Liverpool forward back by his shirt, and with the professional foul rule recently introduced, referee Derek Civil had no option but to send off the debutant. After just 37 minutes, Keeley’s Everton career was already over.

DanEFC92 · Monday at 3:26 PM

Iain Turner surely.

Neiler · Monday at 3:27 PM

Kroldrup would be up there.

Remember Jags getting roasted by Arsenal in one of the first games he played Centre half for us.

Daytripper · Monday at 3:29 PM

Espen Baardsen at Spurs

bcblue1878 · Monday at 3:42 PM

Rugby Toffee said:
Glenn Keeley - Goodison Park on 6 November 1982
Keeley truly made his mark. Allowing Kenny Dalglish to get the wrong side of him, Keeley pulled the Liverpool forward back by his shirt, and with the professional foul rule recently introduced, referee Derek Civil had no option but to send off the debutant. After just 37 minutes, Keeley’s Everton career was already over.

This is the right answer!

blue61 · Monday at 3:46 PM

Rugby Toffee said:
Glenn Keeley - Goodison Park on 6 November 1982
Keeley truly made his mark. Allowing Kenny Dalglish to get the wrong side of him, Keeley pulled the Liverpool forward back by his shirt, and with the professional foul rule recently introduced, referee Derek Civil had no option but to send off the debutant. After just 37 minutes, Keeley’s Everton career was already over.

This all day long. I was there, and still bear the mental scars.

Drico · Monday at 3:49 PM

Am I the only one so traumatised from our financial woes that I read this title as "Worst Everton debt"?

Daytripper · Monday at 3:49 PM

Neiler said:
Kroldrup would be up there.

Remember Jags getting roasted by Arsenal in one of the first games he played Centre half for us.

So did Seamus at Benfica but I think he had to fill in at left back that evening I can’t remember exactly

allen · Monday at 3:56 PM

Drico said:
Am I the only one so traumatised from our financial woes that I read this title as "Worst Everton debt"?

Yeah, me too.

I was going to reply "the one that just nearly killed us."

hallamblue · Monday at 4:00 PM

Glenn Keeley, close thread.

Lanolin · Monday at 4:00 PM

Alan Whittle said:
Who was that fella that got injured badly in the first game of the season at Palace - c2017? Gmabin? Something like that?
Edit; 10 Aug 2019 Palace 0 Everton 0
Gomes went of injured, Gambin (sp?) came on. New signing, looked out of his depth.

Yeah it goes under the radar that one, he really did look terrible.

tommye · Monday at 4:01 PM

Glenn Keeley.
Still traumatised.
Bellend

Rita_Poon · Monday at 4:05 PM

Rodrigol ('Rodrigo Beckham')(Rodrigo Juliano Lopes de Almeida) signed with a knee injury* which was missed on medical and ruptured a game in.

*Forsell, Gbamin, it's amazing how often history repeats itself round here...