Paul Rideout
Player Valuation: £40m
xenophobe over here. I date one of you lot... she comes out with some horrific abominations of the English language.
acclimate being the latest (acclimatise FYI).
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xenophobe over here. I date one of you lot... she comes out with some horrific abominations of the English language.
acclimate being the latest (acclimatise FYI).
ToffeeDevil
Player Valuation: £15m
aluminum, not aluminium
Do you know that Football belongs to England?
By all means follow our sport, but dont call it Soccer.
You must be looking for bites cmon mate hahahaha, let's sack off the idea of Ancelloti cos he's foreign and go with Alex Neil??. He's doing a great job with Preston but I would have Potter or Wilder over him.
ToffeeDevil
Player Valuation: £15m
wasn't me in here, that was @Brisan123 lolDo you know that Football belongs to England?
By all means follow our sport, but dont call it Soccer.
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
It will always be funny to me how annoyed this gets people.
Billysgingham.
Player Valuation: £40m
I can smell something.
bluejim95
Player Valuation: £1m
...that and the annoying no-mark players from the past, Paul Robinson, Darren Bent, Craig Burnley...
They all got an opinion of where we should be. Not one of them won anything of note, probably finished below us their entire careers, but somehow are the gospel on Everton. Hoping Carlo signs and rubs their noses in it!
Pittsburgh Footy
Player Valuation: £35m
No idea if the following is true, mind
The word “soccer,” which is believed to have originated in Britain some 200 years ago, comes from the official name of the sport, “association football.” As other versions of the game evolved to include Rugby Football, it is believed the Brits adopted colloquialisms to distinguish each game.
“The rugby football game was shortened to ‘rugger,’ a term recognized in British English to the present day, and the association football game was, plausibly, shortened to ‘soccer’” Szymanski writes. (Apparently ending words in “er” was a fad back then.)
Gradually, the term “soccer” gained popularity in the U.S. to distinguish the sport from American football. By the 1980s, the Brits began to part with the term, apparently, because it had become too “American.”
Am sure if he wanted that he would of got it. Some weird people post on this forum la.
Billysgingham.
Player Valuation: £40m
I have never say the word soccer in my life and I've never heard i t said by anyone over this side,so you keep it mate.No idea if the following is true, mind
The word “soccer,” which is believed to have originated in Britain some 200 years ago, comes from the official name of the sport, “association football.” As other versions of the game evolved to include Rugby Football, it is believed the Brits adopted colloquialisms to distinguish each game.
“The rugby football game was shortened to ‘rugger,’ a term recognized in British English to the present day, and the association football game was, plausibly, shortened to ‘soccer’” Szymanski writes. (Apparently ending words in “er” was a fad back then.)
Gradually, the term “soccer” gained popularity in the U.S. to distinguish the sport from American football. By the 1980s, the Brits began to part with the term, apparently, because it had become too “American.”
AmericasToffee
Player Valuation: £40m
Soccah
Why? You dont always get the jobs even if he is a great manager...as an outsider if you have to choose between arsenal and everton...one club playing european football and located in london...the other playing for premier league survival and located you know where...tough choice...it is just reality. Let's hope he signs before United decides to sack their manager...just in case
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