Every little club helps. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
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Every little club helps. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
and why does that make them a bigger club ? do you not consider chelsea a big club ? how many titles have they won ??Quote:
Originally Posted by drinkfeckarse
again i said they arent a big club in responce to rafas claims that liverpool are a big club and everton are a small club at the moment ( Ie this weekend ),in the whole scheme of things they are but since they have nt challenged for a title in 15 years its hard to still class them as one of the big clubs this season .
now thats it stop dragging me back into your petty arguements all that matters now is this season and here are the facts
Everton v Liverpool
goals 3 - 0 .
Liverpool v Everton
goals 0 - 0
Now that Gillett own Liverpool are they going to bring back Razor Ruddock?
The above questions are totally irrelevant to the issue. It's quite simple. You've been PROVED to be contradicting yourself. I'm not interested in your attempts to wriggle your way out of it. My post above states clearly how badly you've been shown up.Quote:
Originally Posted by anto1208
Just accept it instead of trying to justify what you said by digging another hole.
Why? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
oh right since you say ive been proved wrong then that must be fact so :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by drinkfeckarse
im not trying to wriggle out of anything im just explaining why your wrong . you cant take things from 2 different conversations and stick them together to prove your arguement .
This is brillliant. Read the post below and tell me where I am wrong :rolleyes: :D
Tis like watching a slow death...:oQuote:
Originally Posted by drinkfeckarse
I said no one said Liverpool were not a big club. Didn't realise Anto had. Should have said that I never said etc. etc.
If someone can find a post where I've complained about Chelsea "buying the league", why don't they remind everyone here? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by anto1208
Personally, I don't care whether we win, buy, or steal the league, as long as it ends up in our trophy room. Broadly, we don't slag United, we just hate them.
what I said was in response to rafa's comment about when the small clubs come to play the big clubs ,i put in brackets "which ye re not " which was in reference to liverpool not being considered as one of the big teams at present, the big clubs at the moment are UTD Chelsea and Arsenal . as in the only clubs we may worry about playing ie your team would fear the big clubs . Liverpool being a team we don’t fear as we know they aren’t good enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
then in a totally different conversation about the history of football in england i said that no one is saying liverpool arent a big club in regards to the trophies they won in the past perhaps i should have said no one is saying they have nt been a successful club in the past.
what DFA done was take 2 sentences from 2 different conversation topics and stuck them together .
Last 5 years chelsea have 2 tittles arsenal have 2 tittles and UTD have 1Quote:
Originally Posted by drinkfeckarse
Which is the biggest club ?
does number of tittles determine the biggest club ? becasue UTD are far bigger than liverpool now .
ive explained the second bit all ready
grow up
Didn't Moyes say "small clubs like us don’t get the rub of the green like the big clubs do" a couple of months ago about Johnson and penalties?
Where was the Everton fans' uproar then?:)
Well at least two spaniards disagree with Benitez. :pQuote:
ARAGONES HAILS ARTETA AND BLUES
Luis Aragones
Spain's national coach has reassured Mikel Arteta the midfielder does not have to leave Goodison to fulfill his international ambitions - because Everton is 'a massive club'.
The Blues' playmaker has not yet made the step up to the senior international stage despite emerging as one of the Premiership's most consistent midfield performers since his arrival at Everton from Real Sociedad in January 2005.
There was widespread speculation he would earn a call up to Luis Aragones' squad for this week's friendly with England at Old Trafford but, yet again, Arteta was disappointed.
It left the midfielder to suggest he was not being considered because he does not play in Spain or for one of England's Champions League regulars.
But Aragones insists the 24-year-old is in his thoughts and that he does not have to leave Everton to try and force his way into the international set-up.
Aragones said: “I think what will be good for Mikel, for Everton and for Spain is for him to keep playing in the same form that he is at the moment.
“I have been watching his progress from over in Spain and I know that he is doing well. His form has been very good.
“But Mikel is slightly unfortunate. He is in a very difficult position as there are so many good central midfielders battling for a place.”
Although he faces competition with Liverpool's Xabi Alonso, Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas and Barcelona's Xavi, Aragones admits Arteta is very close to getting the chance to show what he can do.
And playing for a club with such a rich tradition as Everton has not gone unnoticed by the Spanish boss. Indeed, although fellow countryman Rafael Benitez may have made suggestions to the contrary in the wake of last weekend's 205th Merseyside derby, Aragones is fully aware of the size of Everton.
He continues: "He must keep improving. I think he knows this. But he is at a good club. Everton are a big club, a massive club. There is no doubt about that. They have won lots of titles.
“I have a good friend in Spain who is an Everton fan and he is always telling me about them. Liverpool is a proud football city but whenever it comes to a choice in my affections, I choose Everton.
“On average, every year you get between four and five players breaking into the squad. Of course, I will always look to pick the players who are in form.”
well that comes at no surprise really there is a very nasty element in the everton away fans there is no excuse for that kind of carry on . there was also a incident at fulham where some one was shouting racist abuse untill the decent fans told him to shut up which he did in fairness , but about 30 mins later a group including 3 women started up again and the decent fans had to have them thrown out it was such foul abuse.Quote:
Originally Posted by robbiesdrogs
I dont accept this its only a few or there will allways be a few idiots because its up to the decent fans to protect the good name of our football club which they are trying to do .And the club does move quite swiftly to address such behavour .
The reds are very quiet this weekend eh?
Think they now know what we knew in september that they werent going to challenge for the tittle.Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
Here's to looking foward to yet another summer of "this year we will push chelsea all the way" !!!! will they ever learn .
here is there new look badge for next season
Hold on Anto, I think I see a koppite...
No, no its just tumbleweed!
:D
Nah, let them celebrate a non-descript win. After all their season's achievement started and ended last week;)Quote:
Originally Posted by robbiesdrogs
I would say our 3-0 hammering of your lot would rank higher :pQuote:
Originally Posted by d f x-
And ye dont even have that to celebrate ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by d f x-