Andy Hunter, The Guardian 15/05/2025 3comments  |  Jump to last

Colin Harvey visits Goodison Park to see a banner in his honour last November. ‘Goodison was an iconic place for football,’ he says. ‘It was Lord of the Flies in the boy’s pen.’ 

In this article in The Guardian, one of Everton's most elegant players and legendary coach looks back on some of his finest moments at ‘iconic’ Goodison Park.

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Steve Brown
1 Posted 15/05/2025 at 09:48:36
If you are feeling a bit careworn about being an Evertonian, read this article.
Martin Mason
2 Posted 15/05/2025 at 10:04:22
Great article.

Harvey was one of the finest footballers I ever saw at Everton. Not only his playing skills but amazing Burglar Bill tackles and some superb goals.

I agree with him on Alan Ball too, not only at Everton but in World football, he was sublime. What would such a complete player cost now?

The White Pele, one of the greatest Evertonians ever.

Danny O'Neill
3 Posted 15/05/2025 at 10:58:58
Steve @1.

This week is going to be difficult enough without tear jerkers like that. I'm going to take hay fever tablets to stop my eyes watering.

Colin Harvey epitomises what it means to be an Evertonian. From cradle to grave.

The day he parts this world to join the Everton gods in the sky, it will pale in to insignificance the Kendall and Ball tributes.

I can't explain or put into words what it means to support Everton. It has always been there and always will be. There are no words.

I'm just a humble supporter. Colin Harvey achieved everything we all dreamed of doing in a Royal Blue shirt. On the pitch and in the dugout. And he had expectations that he expected anyone else pulling on that shirt to live up to.

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