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Everton Players
The Glorious 1984-1985 Team ToffeeNet members voted the greatest Everton players of all time, they are presented below by Richard Pike. |
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Ball, Alan (1966-72) One of the all-time greatest Everton and England midfielders. |
Dean, W R (1925-38) The greatest goal-scoring machine England has ever seen. |
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Gray, Andy (1983-85) The real Scottish brave-heart who was instrumental in one of the clubs greatest time periods. |
Harvey, Colin (1963-74, 1987-90, 1997-) One of Everton's finest own products who not only was part of the great Ball-Kendall-Harvey midfield but was also Everton's manager for three years. |
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Hickson, Dave (1951-55, 1957-59) A real bright spot during a less bright period in the club's history. |
Horne, Barry (1992-96) Horne deserves his place in Everton's Hall of Fame just for that one goal against Wimbledon, but he was also instrumental in the 1995 FA Cup win. |
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Kendall, Howard (1967-74, 1981-87, 1990-93,
1997-98) One of the great Evertonians of all time: the most successful manager and one of the best midfielders in Everton's history. |
Labone, Brian (1958-1971) Club captain and England international in the golden 60's, epitomises the commanding centre-half role so vital to successful Everton teams. |
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Latchford, Bob (1974-81) England's number 1 goal-poacher for years in the 70's, celebrated for getting 30 goals in a season to win £10,000 from the Daily Express. |
Lawton, Tommy (1937-39) The man who could have been the greatest centre-forward of all time if the war hadn't interrupted his career. |
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Lineker, Gary (1985-86) Only one season at the club, but what a season it was for him! |
Lyons, Mick (1971-82) Club captain and inspirational leader in the less inspirational 70's. |
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McKenzie, Duncan (1976-78) One of the most enigmatic players ever seen in Everton. Gordon Lee is still hated for selling McKenzie. |
Mercer, Joe, OBE (1933-46) One of English football's all-time greatest. Perhaps the best wing-back ever seen, he was also very successful as manager, even managing the England team for a time. |
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Ratcliffe, Kevin (1980-92) The most successful captain in the club's history. |
Reid, Peter (1982-1989) The inspirational midfield general in the glorious mid-eighties. |
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Royle, Joe (1966-1975, 1995-1997) One of Everton's finest centre-forwards and also an FA Cup winning manager. |
Sagar, Ted (1929-1952) A fine goalkeeper who has the record of the longest time playing for one club in the entire League. |
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Sharp, Graeme (1980-91) A great centre-forward in the glorious mid-eighties team who scored some memorable goals. |
Sheedy, Kevin (1982-92) Maybe the best left foot in the club's history? Some of his free-kicks were brilliant. |
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Southall, Neville, MBE (1981-98) The greatest Everton keeper of all time, has played a record total of matches for both his club and country, has won two Championship medals, two FA Cups, a Cup-winners Cup... |
Steven, Trevor (1983-89) "Tricky Trev" was a key-player providing ammo for Sharp and Gray in the mid-eighties scoring his share of goals, too. |
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Stevens, Gary (1981-88) Arguably the best right-back in Everton's history. One of the brightest stars of Everton's youth policy. |
Temple, Derek (1957-67) A fine left-winger who scored the winning goal in one of the most memorable FA Cup finals of all time, the 1966 final. |
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Vernon, Roy (1960-65) An instrumental part of the 1963 Championship team with his goals. Arguably the best penalty taker in club's history. |
Watson, Dave (1986-) Watson has been a key player in the club for over a decade now. Was also caretaker manager after Joe Royle quit. |
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Wilson, Ray (1964-69) Probably the best left-back seen at Everton. World Champion in 1966. |
Young, Alex (1960-68) "The Golden Vision". God at Goodison Park in the 60's. So popular, that a TV-program was made of him. |
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