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Haighey, William
Inside forward signed from Lakhall Thistle who failed to make the step up from Scottish junior football
Hamilton, Bryan
Northern Ireland midfielder whose Everton career is still defined by FA Cup injustice
Hamilton, Herbert
One game wonder who forged a successful lower league career
Hammond, Harry
Early left back who made just a solitary Anfield appearance
Hampson, Alan
Inside forward whose solitary outing came during Everton’s last relegation season
Hannah, Andrew
Everton’s first League Championship winning captain
Hannah, John
Full back whose solitary outing came on Boxing Day 1905
Harburn, Peter
Lower league forward for whom the toils of the top flight proved too much
Hardman, Harold
Outstanding outside left and famous administrator, Hardman was the last of the ‘gentleman footballers’
Hardy, Harry
England international goalkeeper who provided safe hands in the era of Dixie Dean
Hargreaves, Frank
Inside forward who failed to make his mark in a time of transition
Harland, Alfie
Irish international unable to win Everton’s green jersey on a long-term basis
Harper, Alan
Utility player whose versatility was an important part of the 1980s glory days
Harper, Joe
Bulky Scottish striker who failed to live up to expectations in England
Harris, Bert
Local goalkeeper who went on to be Tranmere and Southport’s longstanding custodian
Harris, Brian
Fun-loving wing half whose long career traversed the dismal 1950s and Everton’s ‘golden era’
Harris, Jimmy
Versatile attacker who brought verve to Goodison during lean times
Harris, Joe
Rookie winger who struggled to make a first team shirt his own during Everton’s dark days
Harris, Val
Gaelic footballer who served Everton with distinction
Harrison, George
Pacey wideman who provided a thrilling partnership with Sam Chedgzoy
Hart, Hunter
Wing-half, captain and dedicated servant through eighteen years at Goodison
Hartford, Richard ‘Asa’
Gifted Scotland international midfielder unable to elevate Everton beyond mediocrity
Hartill, Billy
Wolves goal machine who failed to make the grade on either side of the Mersey divide
Hartley, Abraham
Prolific Scottish forward who crossed Stanley Park
Harvey, Colin
Member of the Holy Trinity whose Everton career spanned five decades
Haughey, Willie
Inside forward signed from Lakhall Thistle, he struggled to make the step up from Scottish junior football
Heard, Pat
Versatile home grown defender-cum-midfielder who forged a solid career beyond Goodison
Heath, Adrian
Diminutive forward whose goals were central to Everton’s 1980s revival
Hedley, Jack
Full back who tried to make his fortune in South America
Heitinga, Johnny
Dutch international defender who followed in the footsteps of Ray Wilson
Henderson, Bill
Defender who enjoyed a successful career in the Southern League
Heslop, George
Understudy to Brian Labone who went on to be part of Manchester City’s greatest team
Hibbert, Tony
Longstanding defensive stalwart who emerged as an unlikely cult figure
Hickson, Dave
1950s idol who played on all three sides of the Mersey
Higgins, Billy
Young forward whose career was wrecked by Bogotá controversy
Higgins, Mark
Captain and centre back whose Goodison career ended with Everton on the cusp of greatness
Higgins, Mike
Left half in Everton’s first FA Cup run, he was unable to command a starting place with the onset of the Football League
Hill, Jimmy
Northern Ireland international winger who struggled with injuries and for form during Goodison spell
Hill, Percy
Reserve full back who played a role in Everton’s first successful FA Cup run
Hillman, Jack
Goalkeeper whose form after leaving Goodison earned him England honours
Hills, John
Teenage full back with a searing cross signed as a young hopeful by Joe Royle
Hinchcliffe, Andy
Unassuming Mancunian who recovered from a slow start to become the finest Everton left back in a generation
Hitzlsperger, Thomas
German international who became renowned as the first openly gay male footballer of a high profile
Hodge, Martin
Young goalkeeper who made his name beyond Goodison
Hodge, William
Scottish goalkeeper who was unable to make the Everton green jersey his own
Holbem, Walter
Yorkshire defender who deputised at left back during the early-1910s
Hold, Oscar
Yorkshire-born forward unable to lift Everton’s dark times, but who enjoyed a colourful managerial career
Holmes, Paul
Lower league right back who struggled to make top flight transition
Holt, Johnny
The ‘Little Devil’ who became Everton’s first ever international
Hornby, Fraser
Young forward who forged a career overseas after a solitary Everton appearance
Horne, Barry
Battling midfielder whose Everton career was rejuvenated after vital wonder-goal
Houghton, Harold
Former England schoolboy international whose solitary appearance came in Dixie’s most glorious season
Houston, Johnny
Irish international who won the Military Medal for gallantry during the First World War
Howard, Tim
Goalscoring goalkeeper who has become a model of stability and excellence
Howard-Baker, Benjamin
England international goalkeeper who also twice competed as an Olympic high jumper
Howarth, Bob
Preston invincible who served as Everton captain during their first Goodison years
Howarth, Harold
Local-born inside forward whose first team chances were stymied by the outbreak of war
Hughes, Darren
1984 FA Youth Cup winner who became a lower league stalwart
Hughes, Mark
Centre forward with an illustrious past, long past his best on reaching Goodison
Hughes, Mark
Reserve team captain whose best days lay beyond Goodison
Hughes, Stephen
Promising midfielder who failed to deliver on the Goodison stage
Hughes, Ted
Welsh international left half who made a name for himself with Tottenham Hotspur
Humphreys, Gerry
Son of the 1940s defender who became a fringe member of Harry Catterick’s great teams
Humphreys, Jack
Welsh international centre back whose prime was cut short by war
Hunt, Roger Patrick ‘Ernie’
Famous as winner of Match of the Day’s Goal of the Season, despite his heavy price tag he failed to make the Goodison grade
Hurel, Eli
Channel Islander who briefly deputised for Nat Cunliffe
Hurst, John
Cool and versatile defender every bit as unassuming as he was underrated
Husband, Jimmy
Tricky forward who faded after title triumph
Hutchison, Don
Effective midfielder who fell foul of Walter Smith’s apparent parsimony