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Match Thread LFC 0-2 Everton 20 Feb 21 - Preview, Match Report and MotM Poll

Everton Man of the Match

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Bluerover said:
Cheers mate. Much appreciated.

We knew Mum was on her way for 12 months but she kept fighting. Amazing coincidence that on the day of her funeral we break a 22 year hoodoo at the pit.

The sheer joy in my missus and daughter was incredible. My daughter was only 2 when Campbell got that winner.

A tough 1920s Dublin woman, Mum will be rolling up her sleeves already to whip Heaven .....and Everton into shape!!

God bless.
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Reading that brought a tear to my eyes mate. It made me think of my old mum. 1921 she was born but in Naas not Dublin.
 
ste d' indica said:
According to my inbox I got so drunk last night I ended up buying a shirt :oops:
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I started following Everton after the 95 FA Cup final. My friend was a Manchester United fan and he made a bet with me that MU would win the FA Cup. I didn't know anything about the premier league back then but with the internet started following it. 25 years later I think i've seen just a handful of victories against Liverpool. I was probably one of very few Australians back then following Everton until Tim Cahill showed up. Everyone else is a top 4 supporter otherwise you're just wasting your time when matches are on at midnight or later. I know everyone here can relate to the lack of success of recent times so this is nothing new, but overseas, the first question I get asked is "Why Everton?"

It really makes you think, looking back spending all that time following a football team, waiting for success. No wonder people get emotional about sports. F*** man...
 
arbok said:
I started following Everton after the 95 FA Cup final. My friend was a Manchester United fan and he made a bet with me that MU would win the FA Cup. I didn't know anything about the premier league back then but with the internet started following it. 25 years later I think i've seen just a handful of victories against Liverpool. I was probably one of very few Australians back then following Everton until Tim Cahill showed up. Everyone else is a top 4 supporter otherwise you're just wasting your time when matches are on at midnight or later. I know everyone here can relate to the lack of success of recent times so this is nothing new, but overseas, the first question I get asked is "Why Everton?"

It really makes you think, looking back spending all that time following a football team, waiting for success. No wonder people get emotional about sports. F*** man...
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:cheers:, Completely the same. Started few months before 95 FA Cup final, and always, but I mean always hear question why Everton.
 
Buckers said:
Might be about to say something a bit unpopular but here we go. I was watching the end of the game desperate to see Klopp moaning about this and that. It was really going to be a highlight for me. But when he came on he looked utterly broken. Like really broken. I know he lost his mum recently and despite how desperately I wanted to see a bit of jurgen suffering I couldn’t help but feel a bit sorry for him. It’s no wonder they are so awful at the moment, klopp looks like he needs a break. I am purely saying this from a humanitarian perspective, but how you deal with serious loss like that and keep going with the pressure of a premier league managers job I’ll never know. I’m sure he isn’t the first and he won’t be the last but that was a thoroughly beaten man last night and I can’t help feel that the RSs little bubble has burst for good.
On the other hand if it was the other way around he would have fielded 11 teenagers and gloated like kcuf. So what goes around comes around I guess.
best thing for me was the way we won. We normally look like we think there’s nothing that can be done and just roll over like wounded animals. Yesterday we looked like the superior team in all departments and that we knew it. Carlo is amazing, I love his management style and what a genuinely nice and decent bloke.
MOM was almost impossible to choose. Went for Keane, he is fast laying the foundations for club legend status if you ask me.
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Of course its ok to feel sorry for Klopp.
 

I was going to vote for Kabak as our man of the match, an outstanding contribution for me. Looked just like a man trying to mend a leak while the roof fell in on his head, a true expert in his field. His positional play and awareness of runners made him a key man in our win.

Where on earth did Jürgen find this pearl of a centre back? Tbf he can't half spot talent, only wish we could have him playing against us every week. To describe him as 'Absolutely Brilliant' underplays his performance for me, just play him every derby.

Tyler never stopped about the wind but never once said that they heard the name of EVERTON come riding on the breeze.
 

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