SINCE ALEX YOUNG

[McMagic]

I suppose it all depends on your prime era.

One man stands out head and shoulders for the 70s boys.

Big Bob

The only things Bob lacked were Guts & Bottle.
Mick Lyons is and was a great Everton man with the heart of a Lion. Mick just had the the wrong Number on his back, Not No. 5.
Number 120 Row A Top Balcony!

 

[McMagic]

What a foolish man Tony Kay was! I don't think that you can see much further than Colin or Nev.

 

[DrEFC]

Southall. Was the best in the world. Double league champion, ecw, FA cup x2. Can't see how there's a rival.
Note: I'm in my 30's so others are a bit before my time!

 

[banno]

I would say big shouts for Alan Ball, Kendall, Harvey but Bally as the stand out individual. Bob Latchford, Big Nev. Growing up my idol was Bally and even had his white boots.

 

[GraemeS1980]

For me it is Big Kev narrowly followed by Sheeds. However, this decision was made solely on I saw them every week when I was growing up and they were both outstanding. But, Colin Harvey is the one that deserves it, he has given his life to our Club. I was fortunate enough to go to an event in memory of Howard last year and listened to Colin talk, there is nothing he doesn't know about the game. His memory of games from either playing, coaching, managing or even today is outstanding. He even remembered my old man from when he was at YTS in the 60s. Genuinely nicest Everton legend.

 

[wiggie]

Harvey and sheeds pure class

 

[Groucho]

Neville Southall.

Best in the word as an Everton player.