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The free kick wasnt given at all. There was no advantage to them cause we had the ball, so why take so long to blow the whistle? It seemed like forever, id reckon at least 5-7 seconds after contact was made that the whistle was blown

If TFG purchase Nelson Dock, this may be a very shortlived business venture.

That looks excellent. But not sure if it'll be ready, and looking that smart at the start of the season.

The most frustrating part of his play is that his first thought is always to be wide, in the channel. If you're in a 2 thats not such a big problem, but in a 1 your leaving your space and crowding out another. He might be playing to instruction, but I just can't see it.

Who's worse? Robin Hood? Sheriff of Nottingham? Chicoazul?

How is saying that it will take time to settle and for people to change their habits being short sighted? Yes there are issues. Yes there may be more, and they will all need to be sorted. However basing an entire opinion off two test events, that you weren't even at, with unfamiliarity at play...

Its not short sighted at all. Quite the opposite in fact. Im the one looking at how.it plays out in the long term, accepting that it won't be perfect on day one. Some people are judging the next 100 years of a stadium location based upon two test events, where some experiences were improved in...

I went as well. I walked back into town, stopped at te Invisible Wind Factory after the bridge and when I walked out the place was completely empty. The walk back to Moorfields was a breeze and the train was easy to get on to. With 55k, maybe I'll need another pint to let it all calm down, who...

I think its very quickly becoming apparent that there is little to no consistency is the application of the 'rules'.

I mean, hes not the first landlord to do this is he??? Maybe he thinks he can start his own football team there..

Just bin 'em will yeh

No it's not.

Ive worked with the Transport team in Govt. Not everybody arrives there from a transport background. Some do, many dont. A large portion of them are economists, so I wouldn't make that presumption personally.

This is only the first section. There's a load nore stones to be added after these. Not sure if it follows a similar theme, with legends woven in. Has it been timelined at all, starting with the earlier players and continuing through, I only know Ted Sagar is on the left, which would make sense...

I think Unsworth was my kind of player, he played the game how I played it. Nit particularly skillful, but gave his all and left it all on the pitch. However, I agree, if he gets in so should Parkinson (who was my other favourite.)

He was my favourite player growing up. 😬

Ive got Ted Sagar. Happy with that.

Heritage Society In a story about the Goodison bugler Further corroboration of the existence of a supporter (or supporters) bringing a touch of brass to Goodison comes from Sir Paul McCartney. When recalling his childhood for the mid-1990s Anthology project he stated: ‘I went occasionally to...

Why? What do you want them to say? So happy to buy the club, it was a tough road but we've made it. We want this club to be great again, sleeping giant, we dont want it to be a museum. Yada yada. It all means nothing. The ONLY thing that matters is the direction of the club over the next 5 years...

Do you want them on TalkSport with Jim White? They're owners Dave, not fans, and that's OK. Its the fans that never go to Goodison even when they could that you want to be wary of Dave.