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Baardsen, Espen
Former Norway international who came out of retirement for a disastrous Everton cameo
Bailey, John
Left back and court jester of the Kendall glory days
Bain, David
Forward turned defender who provided cover in the early Dixie Dean era
Bakayoko, Ibrahima
Misfiring striker of mysterious origins
Ball, Alan
World Cup winning midfielder who belongs to the highest pantheon of Everton greats
Ball, Michael
Outstanding young prospect who fell foul of Walter Smith
Balmer, Robert
Full back brothers who kept opposing wingers in check during careers marked by fraternal excellence
Balmer, William
Full back brothers who kept opposing wingers in check during careers marked by fraternal excellence
Baningime, Beni
Tenacious young African-born midfielder who reached his potential in the Scottish Premier League
Banks, Herbert Ernest ‘Bert’, Herbert Ernest ‘Bert’
Seaforth Highlander turned professional footballer
Barber, Arthur
Home-grown winger who made a League Championship-season cameo
Bardsley, John
Left back who made a solitary first-team appearance
Barker, George
Deputy full back in the late 1890s
Barlow, George
Amateur winger who was part of Great Britain’s 1908 Olympic gold medal-winning squad
Barlow, John
Reserve winger who had a fleeting late-Victorian era career
Barlow, Stuart
Fleet-footed striker noted for his profligacy in front of goal
Barmby, Nick
Underachieving prodigy of questionable loyalty
Barnett, Geoff
England under-23 goalkeeper who found it hard to dislodge Gordon West
Barrett, Earl
Athletic right back who struggled to win over the Goodison faithful
Barton, John
Right back who made the transition from non-league to the big time
Batten, Bert
Inside left who briefly lined up alongside a young Dixie Dean
Baxter, Jose
Promising forward who as a 16 year-old became Everton’s youngest ever debutant
Beagrie, Peter
Back-flipping winger who brought colour to pallid years
Beardsley, Peter
Outstandingly gifted forward, whose modest genius harked back to a gentler era
Beattie, James
One-time record signing whose sluggish demeanour seldom set pulses racing
Begović, Asimir
Experienced international goalkeeper who served the club as back up during two separate spells
Belfitt, Rod
Centre forward whose Goodison arrival represented a bad deal
Bell, John
Scottish wing wizard whose greatest days lay at Goodison
Bell, Robert ‘Bunny’
Prolific understudy to Dean and Lawton, for Tranmere he once scored nine in a single match
Bell, Stanley Lawrence ‘Laurie’
Scottish centre forward of a late-Victorian vintage
Benitez, Rafa
Ill-fated manager who was never able to shake off his Anfield associations
Bennett, Harry
Rookie wing half who failed to break through during Everton's golden era
Bent, Marcus
Wandering forward who lacked finishing touches necessary to realise his potential
Bentham, Stanley
Unsung stalwart of the 1939 title-winning side who served as a coach through the 1950s
Bentley, Jack
Centre forward who subsequently enjoyed incredible non-league success
Bentley, Jack
Centre forward who enjoyed incredible non-league success with Telford, amassing 436 goals
Bernard, Mike
Brave and reliable midfielder cum right back
Berry, Arthur
Amateur winger and double Olympic champion
Berry, C. H.
Reserve goalkeeper during the early Edwardian era
Berwick, William
Full back who made just a solitary appearance
Beveridge, Robert
Misfiring centre forward given the briefest of chances
Bidwell, Jake
Home grown left back who is Everton’s youngest ever player to make a European appearance
Biley, Alan
Charismatic forward who struggled to make the top-flight grade
Bilić, Slaven
Underperforming defender of vast pedigree
Billing, Peter
Defender plucked from local non-league ranks who forged a solid top-flight career with Coventry
Bingham, Billy
Member of the 1963 League Championship winning team who went on to manage Everton
Birch, Ken
Wing half who combined to make history with T. G. Jones
Birnie, Alex
Scottish winger who made cameos during the 1905/06 season
Bishop, Ian
Gifted midfielder who forged a stellar top-flight career beyond Goodison
Black, William
Early century Scottish wing half
Blair, John
University graduate and England amateur international centre forward
Blythe, John ‘Joe’
Left half who later enjoyed an assured career in the Southern League
Bocking, Bill
Steady right back who won the 1932 League Championship
Bolton, Hugh
Prolific inside forward who appeared in the 1907 FA Cup Final
Bone, Johnnie
Inside forward who hailed from Bill Shankly’s home village
Booth, Tom
Centre back and captain who was Everton’s first line of attack in the early 20th century
Borrows, Brian
Proficient right back edged from contention by Gary Stevens
Borthwick, John
Centre half understudy to the great Jack Taylor
Bowman, Adam
Reserve centre forward who forged a fine career at Blackburn and elsewhere
Boyes, Wally
Diminutive winger who enjoyed championship success in 1939
Boyle, Dan
Right half who deputised for Sam Wolstenholme during the 1901/02 season
Boyle, Richard
Distinguished half back whose lengthy Goodison career ended barren
Bracewell, Paul
Elegant midfielder whose Goodison years were shattered by injury
Bradshaw, Frank
Distinguished amateur inside forward who scored a hat-trick on his only international appearance
Bradshaw, George
Reserve goalkeeper who enjoyed a lengthy career beyond Goodison Park
Brady, Alec
Inside forward whose goals helped bring Everton their first League Championship
Bramwell, John
Defender who rose from non-League to have long professional career
Branch, Michael
Teenage prodigy overburdened by the weight of expectation
Brand, Drew
Scotland under-21 goalkeeper who failed to gain a regular first-team berth
Brannick, James
Inside forward who enjoyed a fleeting Everton first-team career
Brearley, John
Inside forward who was top scorer in his only season at Goodison
Brewster, George
Powerhouse Scottish defender who struggled to find top form on Merseyside
Briggs, Harry
Enjoyed a brief spell in the Everton goal during Goodison’s first days
Brindle, Billy
Young prospect who dropped down to non-league ranks after failing to make the grade
Briscoe, William
Occasional inside forward during Everton’s first league season
Britton, Cliff
Illustrious 1930s wing half who went on to manage Everton in their difficult post-war era
Broad, Jimmy
Well-travelled journeyman forward who lost his place to Dixie Dean
Broadhead, Nathan
Home grown forward released after two appearances, he worked his way back through the leagues to return to the Premier League with Ipswich
Bromilow, William
Local goalkeeper whose first-team career lasted just 90 minutes
Browell, Anthony ‘Andy’
One-game wonder who previously served Hull City well
Browell, Tommy
Prolific inside forward who later wrote himself into Manchester City folklore
Brown (b.1865), William
Versatile squad member during Everton’s first league season
Brown (b.1897), William
Reliable half back whose lengthy service was not enough to secure an elusive medal
Brown, Alexander ‘Sandy’
Invaluable utility player, best remembered for his spectacular derby day own goal
Browning (aka Jiang Guangtai), Tyias
Home grown defender of Chinese extraction, he went on to play for China's national team
Buck, Harry
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Buckle, Ted
Tall winger who struggled to make an impression through Everton’s bleakest years
Buckley, Mick
Midfield prodigy who was a stalwart during the tumultuous seventies
Burnett, George
Longstanding understudy to Ted Sagar
Burrows, David
Unpopular left back never given a chance by the Goodison faithful
Burton, Andy
Inside forward who appeared briefly during the 1911/12 season