Everton and Liverpool discussion

reder · 23/07/2007, 8:08 AM

Originally Posted by anto1208

He played alongside Everton midfielder Andy van der Meyde during his emergence at Ajax.

You bitters will never learn. Another VDM in the making.

**anto1208** · 23/07/2007, 3:02 PM

Originally Posted by reder

You bitters will never learn. Another VDM in the making.

Any team would be happy to have a injury prone alcoholic thats afraid of flying

**dfx-** · 23/07/2007, 11:46 PM

Originally Posted by anto1208

Any team would be happy to have a injury prone alcoholic thats afraid of flying

The foot.ie team for one have higher standards than that.......

**superfrank** · 24/07/2007, 12:14 AM

Originally Posted by dfx-

The foot.ie team for one have higher standards than that.......

We've met before.....right?

**mypost** · 24/07/2007, 11:37 AM

Stadiums, stadiums, stadiums......yawn

Now onto more interesting matters, such as the proposed Heinze transfer. I see the tyrant is getting scared, and is citing an "illegal approach" by us for him. It's not like he doesn't know what they are.

Like it's going to stop us anyway.

He might not have much of a say in the issue, if Heinze buys out the rest of his contract, allowing him to get the hell out of there, and head West.

reder · 24/07/2007, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by mypost

Stadiums, stadiums, stadiums......yawn

Now onto more interesting matters, such as the proposed Heinze transfer. I see the tyrant is getting scared, and is citing an "illegal approach" by us for him. It's not like he doesn't know what they are.

Like it's going to stop us anyway.

He might not have much of a say in the issue, if Heinze buys out the rest of his contract, allowing him to get the hell out of there, and head West.

If he gives the mancs the 2 fingers and joins us, it would be priceless are the topic of many anti-manc songs. If he stays injury free he would be a fantastic signing.

Elax can go f himself. He's digging a massive hole for himself with the "illegal approach" waffle.

**drinkfeckarse** · 24/07/2007, 2:44 PM

He's the master at it. Just ask Jaap Stam.

**anto1208** · 24/07/2007, 2:48 PM

Originally Posted by reder

If he gives the mancs the 2 fingers and joins us, it would be priceless are the topic of many anti-manc songs. If he stays injury free he would be a fantastic signing.

Elax can go f himself. He's digging a massive hole for himself with the "illegal approach" waffle.

Its does seem strange that old Tappy Taperton would bring something like that up.

**anto1208** · 25/07/2007, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by mypost

Stadiums, stadiums, stadiums......yawn

Talking about stadiums ive just seen a pic of the new anfield ( or what ever its called ) ye cant be happy with that can ye it looks terrible .

Looks like a supermarket from the outside then they have ruined to seating layout by trying to incorporate a "new kop" into it .

**Roadend** · 25/07/2007, 12:34 PM

Its what happens inside that counts

**jockser** · 25/07/2007, 4:33 PM

delighted with new stadium. Looks excellent. KOP is awsome

**4tothefloor** · 25/07/2007, 4:56 PM

Originally Posted by anto1208

Talking about stadiums ive just seen a pic of the new anfield ( or what ever its called ) ye cant be happy with that can ye it looks terrible .

Looks like a supermarket from the outside then they have ruined to seating layout by trying to incorporate a "new kop" into it .

New stadium is awesome. A real football stadium and none of that bowl s**te that every stadium seems to be now. All four sides of the ground are different. Delighted with the new kop, it'll be sensational

**jebus** · 25/07/2007, 6:23 PM

Inside looks good, outside does look a bit like a supermarket though

**anto1208** · 26/07/2007, 12:40 PM

Roy Keane has said that Baines is holding out for Everton thats why he turned down sunderland , and the Liverpool fanzine the Echo are reporting that moyes is making a move for both Baines and Smith .

Pinnaar made a good impression in his first game the other day scored as well .

**drinkfeckarse** · 26/07/2007, 1:00 PM

Makes sense, he's from Merseyside I think. Love the new stadium btw, the only concern I would have would be the gaps between the stands. A lot of noise generated would be lost that way. Of course that won't be a problem once it's upgraded to 78,000

**BohsPartisan** · 26/07/2007, 2:11 PM

See on Toffeeweb there is talk of a new possible location, down at "Loop junction" opposite the exite of the Wallasey tunnell. This would be a superb location. Its in Everton and its within walking distance of the city centre.

Oh yeah, link:
Down with Tesco

**anto1208** · 26/07/2007, 3:41 PM

Originally Posted by Rogue Trader

I really think it would be a major mistake if Everton move outside the city, i don't care if it is a cheap stadium it would be a major mistake.

I dont think its a mistake they are moving from a catchment area of 1.5 mill ( within a 45min drive ) to one with 4 mill people , without plunging the club into an uncontrollable debt of hundreds of millions of �'s . its far from a cheap stadium it will be worth 150 mill . If we stay the council have allready said they wont hand over free land Tesco may not come on board as they want to go to Kirby so that could increase the cost to the club by 100 mill all for the sake of not crossing an imaginary line

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The boundary commision recomended moving the boundary allready but the council didnt want to they will move it if Everton move to Kirby .

Allthough the loop is a good location i allways walk from Goodison back into town anyway to work off the beers thats about half way .

reder · 30/07/2007, 1:19 PM

Howard Kendall fears Goodison Park could become a car park for Liverpool supporters at their new �300million stadium, according to the Daily Star Sunday.

The most successful manager in the club's history is horrified at the prospect of his old club having to build their new ground outside the city at Kirkby.

Kendall said: "An Evertonian said to me recently, 'I can see it happening. We go to Kirkby or wherever and Goodison Park is knocked down and then becomes a car park for Liverpool'.

"For a Blue, that would be the lowest of the low - with the Reds parking there and then walking across Stanley Park to their new stadium."

No comment necessary.

**anto1208** · 30/07/2007, 2:56 PM

Originally Posted by reder

No comment necessary.

Expensive car park 15 mill , but its not like you can build anything good up there anyway , you couldnt build apartments or anything of any value the place is a dump the soonner we're out of there the better . As someone pointed out to me at the weekend why are liverpool building a glass stadium in Stanley park

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**KildareFan** · 03/08/2007, 8:36 AM

Kirby gets a big no from me. Here is the brochure that the KEIOC have produced showing that Goodison can be redeveloped.

http://www.keioc.net/uploads///Files...dison_Park.pdf

29 Pages of detail and drawings. What did the club give us? a couple of fancy pictures that showed no detail whatsoever and some made up figures that they couldn't back up.

Fair enough, there are still issues about how this would be funded but once again Kenwright and Wyness have been shown up for the liars that they are.

They said that there was no plan B. LIE!! KEIOC even have a plan C

They said Goodison Park couldn't be redeveloped. LIE!!!

A no vote is the only hope that we have of getting these muppets out of our club. They have said there is no plan B so there is nowhere for them to go other than through the exit door when these results come through. They are ripping our club apart. We've blown another chance this summer to really progress because of the quite pathetic management of these two clowns.

Kenwright and Wyness - GO NOW!!!