Have the blues ever brought you to tears?

[johnjoeefc]

FA Cup win, possibly as i was 13 but i cant remember tbh

I think plenty of Blues will shed a few tears if relegation actually happens.

me, like most, im starting to become numb to Everton.

I think had we got relegated last season or the one previous I would have been very upset. But this season with the points deductions etc if we were to go I don't think I would be too bothered.

 

[larbert toffee]

1968 FA Cup final, I was 8 years old, broke my heart crying at the final whistle.

 

[Dymak]

Loads of times. The ones I can remember:

FA Cup Final 1989
Everton 1 Norwich 5
2-0 down to Wimbledon in 1994
The second leg against Villarreal in 2005

 

[Rita_Poon]

Have the blues ever brought you to tears?​

Does 'gloomy Sunday' count?

 

[marnie]

No from me. They have either had me euphoric or FFFING Raging mad.I refuse, over recent years to let them ruin my weekend and ruin it for me and her. Do I love the club with all my heart..........YES.

 

[banno]

Twice in the same season (77) I wept. Villa league cup defeat last kick of the game more or less and FA Semi replay 0-3 against the RS. Felt starved of success as we hadn't won sod all in 7 years

 

[Runub]

League Cup final 2nd replay 77

Remember it well. Grim

 

[Bedfordblue]

Some of the stuff the players do with EiTC often gets me a bit emosh, anything they do on the pitch however only ever really brings 3 states

• Elation
• Frustration
• Bemused resignation.

Far too much of the last two for far too long now.

 

[uglykidjoe1982]

Twice. Losing the Zenith Data Cup to Palace I bawled my eyes out (I was very young) and losing the 2009 FA Cup final. I think the latter had more to do with having 9 500 ml bottles of Chang by half time though lol

I watched 2009 at Goodison too. Absolutely glorious weather. I remember a great vibe in the Wilmslow before and after and afterwards, people sitting in the Goodison Rd with their back to the Main Stand.

My abiding feeling was disappointment that we’d lost, but an amazing feeling of optimism. Chelsea were a good side and there was no shame in losing- the future looked bright.

God, talking like that, I think I might have to just change my ‘never cried’ response to the poll.

 

[PSB1]

1968 FA Cup final, I was 8 years old, broke my heart crying at the final whistle.

I was 16 and I did too!

Having seen the '63 and '66 trophy triumphs, I had no idea EFC could lose such an important game.

 

[MisterJ]

Off the back of seeing City get their kecks pulled down on penalties.

The one and only time I’ve had genuine tears for Everton was the defeat to penalties against Fiorentina.

Was 13 and the Arteta goal gave so much hope and optimism, will never get over the trauma of that shootout.

Confess and open up, it’s a safe space.

Every. Single. Week.

 

[Khalekan]

I cried twice on Wimbledon Day.

I cried when we were 2-0 down and I thought we were relegation certainties


And I cried again, for joy, at the end when we had saved ourselves

 

[Verbal Kint]

Yes against Wimbledon it was a sickening feeling I hoped id never have to experience again....

Since then the most frustrated I've ever been weirdly was the 3-3 at Bournemouth a few years back. Barkley scored late late like 97 mins or something.... Pitch invasion...

They scored from the kickoff.....

Absolutely killed me that day

 

[WalterBecker]

1968 FA Cup final, I was 8 years old, broke my heart crying at the final whistle.

I was 10 years old, it was utter shock in response to Jeff Astle winner. Baggies were the underdogs.
The tears flowed.

 

[Swartzy]

They just did

Well suddenly seeing @Moomin new thread did