Agree to a point, but strongly suspect we were relegated well after his arrival at the club.
We were. 1930, I think.
Came straight back up, won the League the folowing season and the Cup the one after that.
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Agree to a point, but strongly suspect we were relegated well after his arrival at the club.
Kevin Campbell all day long. The most important thing to me about him was he almost single handily removed the long standing perception that Everton as a club were inherently racist. His goals, his team spirt and his infectious personality turned a lot of fans round to the idea that it didn't matter what colour Everton were. If you look at how many non white players signed before and after he played it's real eye opener. He took to the club and we took to him. He wasn't one of our greatest players in terms of footballing ability, but I love him to bits for what he did during his time with us. One person really can make that much difference.
Campbell kept us up, dunc kept us up in 98, the likes of reid and gray added something that was missing to the 80's team, southall went on to be the best in the world, and arguably the most important player in a double title winning team, then you go beyond that, dixie, ball, had we not got kendall it might have affected two era's not just one so he gets my vote, impossible question though
Reidy was like McCarthy Besic and Baines all rolled into one player.
Agree to a point, but strongly suspect we were relegated well after his arrival at the club.
I really thought Andy Van Der Meyde was a signing that would put us up there.
£2.5m seemed such a bargain at the time.
Obviously it went badly badly tits up.
Campbell was an immense sighning as mentioned.
Marcus Bent fit that system of one up top arguably better than anyone we've ever had, despite not being that good at football.
What? Not Steven Naismith?A lot of good shouts...but it's Peter Reid for me