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[QUOTE=anto1208;595185]Everton join the chase for Joey
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EVERTON have added themselves to the growing pack of clubs keeping a watchful eye on Joey Barton's position at City.QUOTE]
That pr!ck shouldn't be allowed near Goodison again in any shape or form after his antics a few months ago. I don't think he's good enough for Everton anyway.
[QUOTE=Dillo;599465]Quote:
Originally Posted by anto1208
What when he mooned a few fans that had been giving him grief all day , its fair game in my book , Everton and the fans all pushed for no action to be taken , its just a bit of a laugh .
ID love if they signed him but i dont think moyes will be spending this window .
Maybe i'm going a bit OTT there anto alright:o ! But I do think he's overrated.
Here's to the beginning of the road to Wembley tomorrow! Blackburn will be beaten.
I think it's fair to say the cream rose to the top in Anfield tonight!:p
I take it we have to boycott BBC, and Granada TV shows now. Expect mass non-paying of UK tv licences now in the Liverpool area. :rolleyes: :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by robbiesdrogs
It's 18 years since the article, longer than when we last won the league. Frankly, we have more pressing issues to worry about now, than who employs McKenzie.
I won't even insult people's intelligence by referring to Blackburn as the cream of anything... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillo
24426 was the attendence at Everton V Blackburn, for a game that was NOT on tv. Another great example as to how Everton are 'The Peoples Club'. But where are these people? So what's your excuse this time Anto? :p :p
If you want a look at the peoples club, take a look at the kop last Saturday evening. That game was a sell out by the way, as is the re-arranged LEAGUE CUP tie ;)
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Originally Posted by 4tothefloor
there ****
Sigh!!Quote:
Originally Posted by robbiesdrogs
I sometimes despair of the time when Lim Till I Die senior brought me home my first baby Liverpool kit
The blind hypocrisy of lots of Liverpool fans is what really damages any campaigns they run
Off the top of my head Kenny Dalglish seemed to do pretty well out of the club despite his disgusting actions at Heysel
Let's all boycott Liverpool :rolleyes:
In fairness the average attendance at Goodison is much higher than that. I would venture that Everton fans in general are less financially well off than redsh'te and as the game took place so close to xmas many couldn't afford to go. Anytime I go to goodison its packed to the rafters.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4tothefloor
Just because it was full of people on package tours from Ireland and the Far East :rolleyes:Quote:
If you want a look at the peoples club, take a look at the kop last Saturday evening. That game was a sell out by the way, as is the re-arranged LEAGUE CUP tie ;)
Surely the peoples club would make allowance for this and lower ticket prices in a show of solidarity with their proletariat bretheren :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
Nah they're rip off merchants like the rest. Though ticket prices are lower than most of the Premiership.
Isn't that to do with being unable to get blood out of a stone more than anything though.Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
Liverpool as a city still in a pretty bad way compared to the more affluent south is it not??
Yeah but those business men from Singapore who flock to Anfield and Old Trafford every week are pretty afluent.
Demographically Everton fans in general come from some of the poorest areas in the UK.
Glasgow?? :confused: :eek: :pQuote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
I was talking to some evertonians on sat and they were not going cos they are p1ssed off with the club and with the whole moving to Kirby etc (Real Fans). There may have been roadworks in North Wales and that would also account for the poor attendance.Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
Everton generally dont sell out games quickly. Aparently you can pick up a ticket fairly easily from their box office for most games. You would have to ask evertonians why they are not going, there seems to be some sort of general depression around goodison. As for ticket prices goodison is more expensive than Anfield, PL Category A games at anfield are £32-£34 (excl. restricted view) whilst goodison is (£37, £35 *away fan prices which I presume are the same as home fans.)
I was at the Liverpool game on sat as per usual. I am always very vary of public displays like the 6 minutes for the 96 campaign. I know people who died in Hillsborough and fyi mypost, the manner in which these people are remembered is very important to me. You can just move on when someone spreads lies about the dead. I dont think you understand the level of hurt caused by this man. You seem to forget that his comment cast a slur of the whole city, both reds and blues.
My ticket for the Derby was £34 which is a category A game. Its the same price for a Man U game at Goodison while when Arsenal or Chelsea come to visit its £32 (I'm talking Glawdys St here, I presume main stand, Bullens etc. are pricier.) Normal games are £30. And your right, most games you can walk up to Goodison on Saturday morning and pick up tickets, though they're not usually great seats, but by kick off its usually close to sell out.
Load of rubbish, there is no difference between the two clubs. There are no aristocrats at Anfield, a ground famous the world over for its atmosphere.....Everton playing the poor mouth again, instead of admitting that 'The Peoples Club' mantra is a load of crap and in fact you are the second club in Liverpool both in stature and in fanbase.Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
For a midweek League Cup game? :p Didn't all those Irish and phantom far eastern fans do well to get to Liverpool with all that fog as well....:DQuote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
The likes of Bootle, Toxteth, Huyton etc are the tough areas and again they are a mix of blues and reds. Another bulls**t excuse from an Evertonian! Where are all these Singapore men at Anfield by the way?? I've been going to Anfield for years and the most exotic I've met have been Scandanavians. Have I been going to the wrong Anfield or what?Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
Liverpool is a working class city, all you need to do is take a walk around it and you'll see that. Go out there and you won't come across many yuppies. It's the same for both reds and blues so the Evertonians excuses are laughable really. That's why they're called bitters.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
As earlier stated, we have more pressing issues to worry about right now. The team, the league form, the CL, the new takeover, the new ground, etc, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by reder
Having Justice mosaics and campaigns is all very well, but re:Hillsborough, there will be no more prosecutions, no more trials, no more public inquirys, the BBC are not going to sack an employee based on petitions and campaigns in one part of England, neither are the Sun going to lose it's 10 million UK readership. There is therefore little point.
As posted by fans on the .tv forum today, no apology from the paper will ever be accepted, no matter when, to who, or how. You're damned if you do, and you're damned if you don't.
6-3 at home ! 9 goals against in 2 games :D :D :D
Who did the Blues go out of the League Cup to?
You'll never guess. :D :D :D
Not in such style though. :p
That was a once off freak result whats liverpools excuse ??Quote:
Originally Posted by mypost
A freak result?? Such a defeat hasn't happened since 1914, I think. Last night was a freak result.
Everton getting hammered at home is much more regular.;)
DFX, you must be getting used to supporting teams that concede six at home by now.
Oh dear, you actually take note of things posted on .tv. How embarrassing.Quote:
Originally Posted by mypost
Clever, but no :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
These things happen. Delighted to see our fans were still there at full time. Same on sat. We really are an example of true brilliance. You should replace your 3-0 dvd at goodison with a DVD about lfc fans and how we are the best fans ever.
Roll on feb 3rd, I just have to say I cannot wait. Will Timmy Cahill be back for you's. I dont want to leave any options for blue excuses when we stuff you 4-0.
Oh dearQuote:
Originally Posted by reder
The last thing Liverpool deserved last night was support up to the final whistle.
If one of the big clubs in Italy played like that after people paying good money to see them there would be war. Blindly following through $hite does not a best fan ever make (Which may seem odd coming from a Limerick fan but I stand by it :p )
That just shows they are idiots , getting beaten 3-6 by arsenal youth team and they stay to cheer them on :rolleyes: . probibly couldnt find the ExitsQuote:
Originally Posted by reder
Everton home results this season as you can see only one big defeat , liverpool have now been trashed in the last 2 games running .Quote:
Originally Posted by d f x-
2-1
3-0
2-2
1-1
2-0
4-0
0-1
0-1
1-0
2-0
2-3
0-0
3-0
1-4
Since I've a 100% record when visiting Anfield, I can only use Rovers as a reference here.Quote:
Originally Posted by anto1208
I have left one game early in 16 years regardless of the scoreline. That was the 4-0 defeat up in Dundalk for the Cup. 1-4 Finn Harps last year stayed on, 4-6 to Boez stayed all game. Didn't think twice of it.
Are teams only to be supported when they're doing well/'deserve it'? :confused:
But when they do lose big, nobody bothers to bat an eyelid. And only 24,000 home fans bother to turn up. Probably couldn't find the entrances, I s'pose.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by anto1208
But surely fans who spend their hard earned cash going to games are also entitled to protest when they see fit :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by d f x-
A lot of pool fans left early at the derby. I saw a few leaving at half time, including one poor sod who was on our flight back to Dublin that nigh, boy did he get abuse!
They are, but are you paying for entertainment or paying to get the chance to support your side?
If you didn't care enough, then it's easy to leave. It makes the victories in the big games even sweeter though.
There's also those Liverpool fans who think that Benitez should be sacked after last night, but they're a few cent short of a Euro, so they are to be ignored. Despite that, there's the rest who would stay if they were there - me for example.Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
The latter obviously but surely as a Shamrock Rovers fan you must agree that fans can't be expected to blindly follow whatever is going on at their club??Quote:
Originally Posted by d f x-
micheal jackson has just applied for the managers job at L.F.C.apparantly he likes to be spanked at home by 11 kids:D :D
And there have been quesiotns why getting investment seems to be slow (before DIC) and now questions about just how bad some of the back-up players are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
But no need to hunt people down based on a freak result. I was listening to Sky Sports News in an interview this morning bringing up the old chestnut of Gerrard going based solely on last night's result. Sad.
I'm still more annoyed by Saturday's defeat than last night.
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