Most Clean Sheets for Everton - Just League Matches
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1. Neville SOUTHALL*
578
0
197.25
   16. Dai DAVIES
82
0
22
2. Gordon WEST
335
0
124
   17. Paul GERRARD*
89
1
20.5
3. Tim HOWARD
354
0
116
   18. Andy RANKIN
85
0
19
4. Ted SAGAR
463
0
112
   19. Arthur DAVIES
90
0
18
5. Jordan PICKFORD
325
0
94
   20. Alfie HARLAND
64
0
17
6. Billy SCOTT
251
0
76
   21. Joel ROBLES*
39
3
16.5
7. Tommy FERN
219
0
61
   22. Richard WRIGHT*
58
2
15.4
8. Jimmy O'NEILL
201
0
47
   23. Jim ARNOLD
48
0
15
9. Albert DUNLOP
211
0
42
   24. Richard WILLIAMS
58
0
14
10. George WOOD
103
0
41
   25. Bobby MIMMS
29
0
13
=11. Dave LAWSON
124
0
36
   =26. James CALDWELL
31
0
10
=11. Willie MUIR
127
0
36
   =26. Billy COGGINS
51
0
10
13. Nigel MARTYN*
85
1
31
   =26. Harry HARDY
40
0
10
14. George KITCHEN
87
0
28
   =26. Jim McDONAGH
40
0
10
15. Thomas MYHRE
70
0
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*    Neville Southall was sent off after 22 minutes in a 1992 League match at QPR.
      He hadn't conceded a goal and so I've credited him with 1⁄4 of a Clean Sheet

      Nigel Martyn was replaced by Richard Wright just before half-time in a 2004 League game at Charlton.
      He hadn't conceded a goal (although Wright went on to concede 2) so I've credited him with ½ a Clean Sheet.

      Martyn was also replaced - again by Wright - at half-time in a 2005 League game at Blackburn.
      Everton kept a clean sheet and again I've credited him - and this time Wright too - with ½ a Clean Sheet.

      Richard Wright was replaced - by Nigel Martyn - after 26 minutes in a 2003 League match against Newcastle.
      He hadn't conceded a goal (although Martyn went on to concede 2) and I've credited him with 1⁄3 of a Clean Sheet.

      Wright was himself replaced (by Iain Turner) after 54 mins at Middlesbrough in a 2006 League match.
      Everton kept a clean sheet and I've credited him with 3⁄5 (and Turner with 2⁄5) of a Clean Sheet.

      Paul Gerrard came on as sub (for Neville Southall) at half-time in a 1996 League match against Southampton.
      He didn't concede a goal and so I've credited him with 1⁄2 a Clean Sheet.

      Joel Robles came on as sub (for Tim Howard) at half-time in a 2014 League match against Stoke.
      He didn't concede a goal and so I've credited him with 1⁄2 a Clean Sheet.