Everton chairman Bill Kenwright has paid tribute to Terry Darracott describing him as a 'staunch, blue-blooded Evertonian' following his passing at the age of 71.
The Blues confirmed on Wednesday morning that their former player and coach had passed away. Darracott played 179 times for Everton following his debut in April 1968 after he opted to join the club over Liverpool.
After leaving Everton in 1979, Darracott enjoyed a short spell with Tulsa Roughnecks in the United States. He then returned to the UK to join Wrexham before retiring from playing after a season with the club.
