How did you come to be an Evertonian?

[toffeepie1878]

Everton were (are) popular in Ireland too - My dad passed away in 1992 but in 1990 he took me to Musgrave park to watch a star studded Everton win 4:0

It was the first time I was at a big match and I remember the crowd, it was absolutely bonkers - I think about 15,000 people watched it. They played in Musgrave park which was used for Rugby but was the biggest ground at the time for a fixture like that.

The Everton players back then were proper players not like the over paid wasters we have on our books of late - Cottee and Sheedy got 2 each on that day I think

 

[everton1953]

Slightly off the subject, but I did not know where else to put this. Is it not good to be an Evertonian when you see the RS manager making a spectacle of himself as he did at Brighton today. Hopefully he will get a heavy fine for abusing the officials. His constant whining is a feature of this season. Quote "we may not finish the season with 11 players". It gets better and better.

 

[sdk]

I saw 'em on TV.

 

[Richard Alex]

Growing up in Bootle in the 70’s the vast majority of the school class supported Liverpool. They were winning everything then.
Just to be different I supported Everton.
Ever since I’ve always stuck up for the underdog and boy we were totally.
Best decision I ever made. If we were a non league team or relegated to the lower league I’d still rather be an Evertonian than support that scum across the park. And a bitter one at that!!!

 

[Ufotone]

Many moons ago, Alder Hey children's hospital saved my daughters life, and of course Everton do a lot for Alder Hey.

COYB

Tony