CahillsCornerFlag
Player Valuation: £70m
A really tough read. C’mon Super Kev, you've got this.
cooperman
Player Valuation: £10m
This is not our Kevin Campbell. It's a different one from America
DualityNSNO
How much for the pair?
Not the same Kevin Campbell, but hopefully they both pull through.
cooperman
Player Valuation: £10m
Different guy
CahillsCornerFlag
Player Valuation: £70m
Fair play. Still sounds brutal and hope he makes it.
I worked with a lad in his mid-40's who out of nowhere suffered acute kidney failure, he was on the edge of death for some time and was about half his weight when I saw him in hospital, but he got back from the brink. While the spirit is there its possible and Kev is a tough man.
He was really good in the 2nd season if not as prolific, think the injury he got that year took a bit from him. Never seemed able to get that playing weight back with a natural hugely muscled frame. No doubt when you hear him talk he became a toffee
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Younger forum members might not know, but when Super Kev arrived we were not just fighting against relegation but was also grappling with severe financial difficulties. The club's future was uncertain, and the spectre of relegation loomed large - a fate that could have had potentially irreversible consequences for our club.
Kevin’s impact was nothing short of miraculous. He didn’t just score goals; he scored important goals. But his influence went beyond just keeping us up. The financial implications of relegation at that time could have been catastrophic, possibly even "terminal" for the club considering the financial strains we were under.
His leadership as a captain and his charismatic presence both on and off the pitch revitalised the team and gave us hope during those dark days. His contributions during this critical period cannot be overstated - and for a lot of us he was the saviour that kept the club afloat.
Everton owes him a great deal.
Kevin’s impact was nothing short of miraculous. He didn’t just score goals; he scored important goals. But his influence went beyond just keeping us up. The financial implications of relegation at that time could have been catastrophic, possibly even "terminal" for the club considering the financial strains we were under.
His leadership as a captain and his charismatic presence both on and off the pitch revitalised the team and gave us hope during those dark days. His contributions during this critical period cannot be overstated - and for a lot of us he was the saviour that kept the club afloat.
Everton owes him a great deal.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Childhood hero. Horrible news. Praying for you Kev.
Oh cheers
Sorry I put it on, coincidence they suffering the same fate, let's hope they both pull through
BirkenheadBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Was reading up on Kev earlier, refreshing my memory and reminiscing. The thing that surprised me was that he was still playing for us in the season we finished 4th (left in the January).
Weird, because that season and Kev’s tenure feel like they’re different eras in my head, for some reason
Weird, because that season and Kev’s tenure feel like they’re different eras in my head, for some reason
