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Everton: Fans share memories of Andrei Kanchelskis after throwback post from his son

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Many Everton fans were taken on a trip down memory lane by one of their former player’s sons – as Andrei Kanchelskis Jr shared a clip of his father in his Everton heyday.

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Posting a clip of a Toffees performance from 1995 on Twitter, Kanchelskis’ son – an Everton fan himself – looked back on an Everton side that saw off Leeds United 2-0 at Goodison Park with 10 men, thanks to the fancy footwork from his dad:

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Fans certainly felt that labelling Kanchelskis Sr as ‘alright’ was doing him a huge disservice, and replied by showing how revered the former Manchester United winger still is on the blue half of Merseyside.

Supporters made clear how highly they rate the Russian, with some suggesting Everton haven’t had a better player since, while plenty still regret the moment he left the club back in 1997.

Below is a selection of replies which show the love the Everton faithful still have for Kanchelskis:

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Everton fans, how many players at Goodison can you name that were better than Kanchelskis, if any? Share your thoughts below!

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Graduated in Sport Journalism (BA) with first-class honours from the University of Brighton and has since had bylines in The Times, sports business publication SportsPro, Football FanCast and The Gooner fanzine.

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