Legendary Players
17 entries in the Everton compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Graeme SounessThe driving force of an all-conquering Liverpool side, Souness captained the club to threeTony CotteeProlific striker who scored 293 goals in all competitions across a 19-year career.Duncan FergusonBig Dunc: Scottish striker, Premier League record scorer for his nation, and nine red cardKevin RatcliffeThe tough-tackling captain who led Everton through their most successful spell in the 1980Paul CooperA tenacious engine room presence during a pivotal transition at Goodison Park.Finidi GeorgeNigerian winger who won the 1995 Champions League with Ajax and later played for Real BetiWayne RooneyEverton's youngest-ever goalscorer at the time, later Manchester United and England legendTrevor StevenRight-sided midfielder for Everton, Rangers, and Marseille; FA Cup and European Cup WinnerJohnny HaynesFulham's 'Maestro' and England captain known for his passing and loyalty.Peter WitheEnglish forward who scored the winning goal in the 1982 European Cup final for Aston VillaIan WatermanThe long throw that pinned the opposition to the byeline and the defence that never broke.Alan BallThe Magician of Goodison Park — vision, grace, and the most elegant midfield England ever Roger DaviesEnglish footballer, NASL MVP 1980Billy BinghamNorthern Irish winger who won the league with Everton in 1962–63.Bert FreemanProlific centre forward who set a goalscoring record at Everton and won Golden Boots at thJack TaylorThe left-back who ran the channels at Goodison when Everton were rebuilding a dynasty.Gordon BanksOne of the greatest goalkeepers of all time, known for the 1970 World Cup save against Pel
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