Fake News By Everton FC.

[Muggins]

Scrubbed out words. This is looking more CIA by the minute!!

 

[The binman chronicles]

Something like that would make sense, something done in jest that could be taken as over the top.

 

[The binman chronicles]

I have credible information that one of the historical incidents the club is talking about is regarding the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. They have footage of a person in the vicinity wearing a blue shirt with NEC on the front - surely too much to be a coincidence.

In response they've lowered the water pressure at Goodison and have applied for a cease and desist order to prevent @MaupsGoat from jumping within a 3 mile radius.

 

[stretford blue]

Prentice , in with kenwright I reckon.

Funny looking at the picture of the empty board seats prentice and his wife are not there as well

 

[Street end man]

I suggest it was Colonel Kenright, in the directors box, with the candlestck that's shat hot at headlocks?

 

[gianthogweed]

Let them fake what they want anyone with any sense can see the fans never picked the managers or bought the players and that the board are coming up with ridiculous stories to try and deflect how inept they are
The media spotlight is on them now not just the local sycophants that they have in their pockets

 

[Davideeyore]

What irks me is the snide reporting from the media which was there anyway but made worse by the smoke signals sent out by the club.

On Talksht this morning I heard one Everton fan come on to condemn the rest of the supporters, over the 'threat' to the board / headlock and he was almost crying as he talked about Graeme Sharp, not being allowed to attend a match.

I mean, how gullable is he?

For the record, love Sharp and I have nothing bad to say only, do the right thing, resign. Show that you are not part of this. Your silence is deafening but
don't let the pantomime horse and the dame drag you down with them.

 

[Bob Latchford]

Everton to review security after threat to directors' safety at Southampton game

Everton are reviewing all their security measures after the club's board of directors missed Saturday's game against Southampton because of threats to their safety.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[BNJ1878]

For the record, love Sharp and I have nothing bad to say only, do the right thing, resign. Show that you are not part of this. Your silence is deafening but
don't let the pantomime horse and the dame drag you down with them.

But he IS part of it, and has been ever since he disgracefully labeled those involved in the Blue Union protest as 'One man and his dog' with a bit of a snigger thrown in for good measure.

If it was up to me I'd remove his massive image from the side of Goodison. Laughing at fans who supported him up and down the country and into Europe. All to curry favour with Bill to cement his club ambasador role.

Everton legend? Not any more.

 

[anton66]

I see the BBC are still going with the threat to the board story with no foundation whatsoever?

 

[Lobster Johnson]

I normally love the Tifo podcast but they've fully bought the "thug fans/headlock" line last night.

 

[Blue Tumbleweed]

At least Ian Wright has apologised for his comments on MotD on Saturday night/

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Despite that, Wright is still a 'media-tool/fool', probably in my bottom three of least liked pundits ever!

 

[iburntthetoast]

If the Southampton game was classed as a "high risk fixture" how come this didn't involve some procedure for getting the players out of the stadium away from the fans? You'd think that would be one of the top priorities once a game is classed as a "high risk fixture" surely? Especially with a phantom headlocker on the loose.

 

[Toffeepot]

Something like that would make sense, something done in jest that could be taken as over the top.

*used*

 

[mahermi1]

But he IS part of it, and has been ever since he disgracefully labeled those involved in the Blue Union protest as 'One man and his dog' with a bit of a snigger thrown in for good measure.



If it was up to me I'd remove his massive image from the side of Goodison. Laughing at fans who supported him up and down the country and into Europe. All to curry favour with Bill to cement his club ambasador role.



Everton legend? Not any

I would have kept the Panda..

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