2019/20 Leighton Baines.

jazzy · July 27, 2020

Leighton has been a tremendous player for us - sad way to bow out.

McMagicT · July 27, 2020

donny said:
Tony Hibbert not Baines who was a real quality full back.

Tony Hibbert was so poor,: This Website should allow foul language for at least 1 page of A4 every day
forever!

Gilbert.. · July 27, 2020

The days when we signed players and got great bang for our buck.
Classy little player.

phil_t98 · July 27, 2020

I hate that we weren’t able to give him a proper send off but i think he would of liked it this way better, he was never one to make a fuss of anything.

He was the best player for us of his generation

Blue 1 · July 27, 2020

Sad to see him go out without a send-off, as said above the best Everton player of his generation. Best left back in the country and one of the best in the world at his peak.

bilu · July 27, 2020

Bye bye bainsey! And for all the wonderful memories, I thank u...

jazzy · July 27, 2020

I bet that he's thinking that he is best off out of this mess.

Paul Rideout · July 27, 2020

His exit is very Leighton Baines.

Glad we had him at the club, played in my position and was very good at club level. The partnership with Pienaar was a joy to watch.

Toffeelover · July 27, 2020

I wish him a long and happy retirement to share with his family. Thank you for all the years to service to our club.

Furey1878 · July 27, 2020

Best of luck to him, a top class player, wish he'd have been part of a trophy winning side.

Ballymoney1 · July 27, 2020

All the best wonderful servant to the club.
Still reckon he had another year or two left in him if he wanted to stay.

Whittle1878 · July 27, 2020

Ballymoney1 said:
All the best wonderful servant to the club.
Still reckon he had another year or two left in him if he wanted to stay.

100% had time left in him but at least this way he can go out on his terms with his head held high. Not sure he would get much game time ahead of Digne anyway. Sad to see a true blue finish his career without a proper send off with the fans.

Connor · July 27, 2020

There it is. There's Joyce's dig.

Leighton Baines a reminder of what Everton used to stand for

The circumstances felt ill-fitting and yet Leighton Baines would probably not have had it any other way.A superbly timed, goal-saving tackle to deny Callum Wilson allowed the left back to showcase his

www.thetimes.co.uk

rochdaleblue · July 27, 2020

A class act. His partnership with Piennar was a joy to watch. Just a pity at national level he was competing against arguably the best left back in the world - Ashley Cole - for a starting place. Great servant to the club. Good luck in the future Leighton.