...not sure, the best value ones spring to mind but the most important is so difficult.
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SpurtingLesbian
Ken Dodd Nagasaki
our most important signing?
Always the next one lad, always the next one....
Always the next one lad, always the next one....
neil999
Player Valuation: £80m
i think you need to start giving some examples of when youve been right about signings
ijjysmith
Calm
i think you need to start giving some examples of when youve been right about signings
I'm not entirely sure I ever have been!
I didn't even want Campbell when he signed and single handedly saved us ffs!
Lol some jarg loan signing of a 29 year old that had been playing in Turkey.
Moyes
*runs and hides from davek*
*runs and hides from davek*
DualityNSNO
How much for the pair?
Bilyaletdinov.
orly
Please check with me for Blammo criteria
For me this is the only viable alternative to Dixie
It has to be Howard.
Not only did he become a crucial component in the greatest, if largely unsung outside Goodison's portals, midfield in post war English football but he fell in love with the club and went on to become the most successful manager in the our history.
Now, although I see the merit in picking Kevin Campbell or Barry Horne in view of their heroics in keeping us up, I think our club is defined by what we actually won over the years.
And for that reason I would nominate Peter Reid, Neville Southall, Alan Ball, Alex Young and Dixie Dean for honourable mentions.
Not only did he become a crucial component in the greatest, if largely unsung outside Goodison's portals, midfield in post war English football but he fell in love with the club and went on to become the most successful manager in the our history.
Now, although I see the merit in picking Kevin Campbell or Barry Horne in view of their heroics in keeping us up, I think our club is defined by what we actually won over the years.
And for that reason I would nominate Peter Reid, Neville Southall, Alan Ball, Alex Young and Dixie Dean for honourable mentions.
The thing is you essentially have to look at a point where the club could have drifted into mediocrity but didn't because the right player was there.
Dixie is the stand out because after dominating the early years we were on the fall, we came 17th the year before we signed him hadn't won a trophy in a decade, got relegated for the first ever time and without Dean, we could have been another villa or a sunderland an early game giant to drift into irrelivance.
By Kendall and certainly by Campbell, we'd already become what we are to a certain extent but without dixie so much of our image as a club, our folklore wouldn't be there.
Dixie is the stand out because after dominating the early years we were on the fall, we came 17th the year before we signed him hadn't won a trophy in a decade, got relegated for the first ever time and without Dean, we could have been another villa or a sunderland an early game giant to drift into irrelivance.
By Kendall and certainly by Campbell, we'd already become what we are to a certain extent but without dixie so much of our image as a club, our folklore wouldn't be there.
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