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Labone, Brian
Captain and doyen of Everton’s golden era
Lacey, Bill
Goalscoring half back who crossed Stanley Park and became a Liverpool legend
Langley, Kevin
Lower league midfielder who rose to the Goodison challenge and claimed a title medal
Latchford, Bob
Prolific centre forward whose goals eased Everton through dark years
Latta, Alex
Goalscoring winger who was one of Everton’s early greats
Laverick, Bobby
Young winger who failed to make an impression
Lawson, David
Costly goalkeeper who struggled to justify his lofty price tag
Lawton, Tommy
Supremely talented heir to Dixie Dean, his story represents the ultimate ‘if only’
Ledson, Ryan
England youth international who left Everton to forge a successful lower league career
Lee, Jack
Reserve defender who experienced the briefest of Goodison careers
Leeder, Fred
Full back who dropped into lower leagues and then the semi-professional game
Lello, Cyril
Model of consistency through Everton’s darkest years
Lescott, Joleon
England international defender whose Goodison reputation was marred by his messy exit
Lewis, Gwyn
Welsh centre forward who later brought a flurry of goals to Saltergate
Lewis, Tommy
Goalscoring outside left and inside forward who later set the lower leagues alight
Lewis, William
One of Everton’s Virgin Blues, he went on to have a long career in the red of Wales
Leyfield, Charlie
Versatile winger who dropped out of favour before Everton’s late 1930s heyday
Leyland, Harry
Capable young goalkeeper given the difficult task of succeeding Ted Sagar
Li Tie
The so-called Chinese Beckham, who flickered then failed amidst scepticism
Lievesley, Walter
Non-league centre half given a chance at the end of the 1919/20 season
Lill, Mickey
Thrilling winger undermined by injuries who tried his luck in South Africa
Limpar, Anders
Fabulously talented winger whose footballing gifts were a throwback to a different era
Linderoth, Tobias
Anonymous Swedish international midfielder beset by injury woes
Lindley, Maurice
Longstanding servant whose first team opportunities were fleeting
Lindsay, Billy
Son of the Northeast who deputised in defence during the 1893/94 season
Lindsay, Jack
Left back who was unlucky with the timing of his Everton career
Lineker, Gary
Impeccable goalscorer who built his reputation during his Goodison sojourn
Livingstone, Archie
Inside forward who cameoed with Everton at the veteran stage of a war-interrupted career
Llewellyn, Bert
Pocket-sized reserve forward turned prolific lower league goalpoacher
Lochhead, Alex
Defensively minded Scottish international who made Anfield cameos in Everton blue
Lodge, Paul
Young midfielder who failed to make the Goodison grade
Long, Chris
Home grown forward whose first team experience was limited to a 10-minute European run out
Lowe, Harry
Reserve left back who made cameos in Everton’s back-to-back title wins
Lyons, Mick
Spirited star of the seventies