Your favourite Everton player.....past or present...

[BlueIsTheColour]

I voted for Cahill, not the best player to grace Goodison but he is everything you want in a hero, would die for the cause and as already said, is a true blue and always will be

 

[kev]

I suspect that the result of this poll will reflect the age of the average GOT poster.
I have voted for Alan Ball as without a doubt he is my favourite amongst those that I have seen play, but I can't help but think that Dixie should be everyones favourite all time Everton player.
Would love to be able to travel back in time to watch Dixie terrorising defences and hitting the back of the net with such regularity.

 

[Furey1878]

Andy Gray

NEA

How old are you, Mikey?

 

[Eggs]

....no doubt Bally, feel for you guys who never witnessed him play. MoM in a World Cup Final and an absolute rhapsody in blue.

 

[Dell Boy]

Kevin Sheedy for me.......I still remember him playing like it was a dream. He was a magician.

 

[Eggs]

Kevin Sheedy for me.......I still remember him playing like it was a dream. He was a magician.

...yep, what a player.

 

[Whitebootman]

Could have voted for a dozen players for different reasons but Alan Ball will win every time for me. He was my childhood hero and I still carry his picture with me as background on my phone.

 

[Chang Elephant]

Peter Reid - could utterly dominate a midfield and therefore game. He was the Anti-Osman.

 

[johnnydawg68]

Went with Graveson over Dunc. When I signed up, Dunc was only a part time player at the end of his career. I missed the glory days, except for that magical header against Man U where I thought Goodison was going to come unstuck.

Tommy was the first guy I gravitated to, and is a big reason I became a blue. I just loved him.

 

[bluejock]

Duncan. I missed the 80's and he was the one real ray of hope watching Everton as I was growing up.

 

[Dell Boy]

Went with Graveson over Dunc. When I signed up, Dunc was only a part time player at the end of his career. I missed the glory days, except for that magical header against Man U where I thought Goodison was going to come unstuck.

Tommy was the first guy I gravitated to, and is a big reason I became a blue. I just loved him.

Gravesen was someone the club needed in those dark Walter years.

 

[Moomin]

I voted Andy Gray, I always bagsied being him when I was little kid and playing football, my first Hero.

 

[Bilko]

Peter Reid , class from top to toe.

 

[Fensta]

My heart says Dunc but from a footballing point of view it has to be Sheedy. He was so boss to watch in the 80s, a wizard with the ball. Sheeeedy sheedy sheedy sheedy sheedy sheedy sheedy !

 

[davids]

Roy Vernon deadly finisher and with Alex Young the best strike partnership I've seen in blue