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Everton 2-0 West Ham. 12th May @ 15.00.

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zirc said:
Too right mate.

The positive in this is that we still have our great board of directors who've managed to steer the club to a regular top half finish despite having a complete bottler of a manager in charge of the squad. I'm excited to see how they'll transform Everton Football Club without David Moyes holding them back. Kenwright's had too much class to criticise or even sack a clearly incompetent manager but we'll really see what he can do now that the shackles are off.
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Haha, excellent.
 
Without naming names, it's good to see some of Moyes' biggest critics on here give him the credit he deserves for the job he's done - kudos for that.
 

Prentice, O'Keefe and Thompson got f***** off from the press area on sunday and had to go and buy three tickets for the Bullens Road.
 
West Ham hardly turned up for the match and just seemed to go through the motions -
one of the worst performances I have seen from a PL side this season -
we nearly had 30 shots at goal and could only convert twice - they had 2 shots I think -
West Brom played to the same standard against Norwich and got clobbered 4-0 -
it was a great occasion but a mediocre match - 2-0 up and Oviedo was the only youngster to get a minute -
clearly Mr Moyes was not interested in developing any youngsters this season - maybe we now know why
 

My first time ever at Goodison and what an overwhelming experience it was. Sitting/standing in the lower Gwladys and absorbing the great atmosphere. Really enjoyed the game in which West Ham played like a team that would even struggle in the dutch lower leagues. Got a bit emotional myself when David Moyes walked out through the guard of honour. That left me somewhat surprised because I'm an Everton fan who only watches the games on television or on-line but being this close had a big impact. So bring on the fixture list for next season so I can pick a few home matches to attend and fly over.
 
Venzint said:
My first time ever at Goodison and what an overwhelming experience it was. Sitting/standing in the lower Gwladys and absorbing the great atmosphere. Really enjoyed the game in which West Ham played like a team that would even struggle in the dutch lower leagues. Got a bit emotional myself when David Moyes walked out through the guard of honour. That left me somewhat surprised because I'm an Everton fan who only watches the games on television or on-line but being this close had a big impact. So bring on the fixture list for next season so I can pick a few home matches to attend and fly over.
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What a game and what an occasion to have as your first Goodison experience. You'll remember that for the rest of your life. Nice one sir.
 
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