Excited, yes, scared, yes.
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Excited, yes, scared, yes.
Seamus Colemole
Previously deathbyropeandglass
Where'd you get that from?
Nebbiolo
Valuation: £108 million
Liverpool FC Forum
It's fun to read their bizarre ramblings. The above is the biggest and includes a thread where people laugh at Everton. It's been going for a few years now. The recent stuff is at the end. But they're not bitter or anything.
Laugh at Everton HERE...
HalewoodBlue_ver.2.0
Player Valuation: £10m
Not sure what changes Moyes will make due to enforced absence of Screech, personally i would go with:-
Howard
Hibbo Yobo Jag Lescott (Hibbo, Jag, Lescott, Baines if Joey doesnt make it)
Arteta Neville
Ossie Cahill Cornrows
Vic
But i have a feeling he will bring in Gosling on the right and push Ossie into the middle which is a nightmare as Ossie isnt strong enough to play in the middle
The Red Side 1 Everton 2
Howard
Hibbo Yobo Jag Lescott (Hibbo, Jag, Lescott, Baines if Joey doesnt make it)
Arteta Neville
Ossie Cahill Cornrows
Vic
But i have a feeling he will bring in Gosling on the right and push Ossie into the middle which is a nightmare as Ossie isnt strong enough to play in the middle
The Red Side 1 Everton 2
Nebbiolo
Valuation: £108 million
Good prediction, mate.
balggy
Player Valuation: £5m
Are we this bad?
I know I am treading on slippery ground by starting a thread on this subject. But for some time I have heard Liverpool supporters commenting upon Evertonians using Hillsborough in a derogatory nature. It is claimed some Evertonians chant about the disaster or use it as a means of insulting them. In all my 21 years of being a blue I have NEVER heard any such use of the Hillsborough disaster by Everton fans. I spoke to a friend who has been a season ticket holder in the Bullens road for years; again he has never heard any mention of Hillsborough. From what I can gather, any 0.0001% of so called blues that ever used the incident in this manner would probably have to be escorted out of the ground for his own safety. I know at football grounds things get said that are out of order, but it really gets to me when Kopites say we use the disaster in this way. I understand that ‘we shouldn’t care what the redshite say’ but when they make allegations like that about our fans it really gets to me. It completely tramples upon the good memory of how the 2 sets of fans came together after the incident and shows a complete lack of respect to those blues who may have lost fathers, sons and brothers in the disaster. Maybe I have had my eyes closed as an Evertonian, but I don’t think I have. I think this is just a set of fans going way too far in trying to claim were the blame lies for the end to the ‘friendly derby’.
I know I am treading on slippery ground by starting a thread on this subject. But for some time I have heard Liverpool supporters commenting upon Evertonians using Hillsborough in a derogatory nature. It is claimed some Evertonians chant about the disaster or use it as a means of insulting them. In all my 21 years of being a blue I have NEVER heard any such use of the Hillsborough disaster by Everton fans. I spoke to a friend who has been a season ticket holder in the Bullens road for years; again he has never heard any mention of Hillsborough. From what I can gather, any 0.0001% of so called blues that ever used the incident in this manner would probably have to be escorted out of the ground for his own safety. I know at football grounds things get said that are out of order, but it really gets to me when Kopites say we use the disaster in this way. I understand that ‘we shouldn’t care what the redshite say’ but when they make allegations like that about our fans it really gets to me. It completely tramples upon the good memory of how the 2 sets of fans came together after the incident and shows a complete lack of respect to those blues who may have lost fathers, sons and brothers in the disaster. Maybe I have had my eyes closed as an Evertonian, but I don’t think I have. I think this is just a set of fans going way too far in trying to claim were the blame lies for the end to the ‘friendly derby’.
Indeed, you are treading on slippery ground here. Its a bit of a pointless thread too? As you, I have never once heard any mention of Hillsborough.
Slight_Return
Player Valuation: £6m
Did you ask your pals how the 'justice' campaign for heysel was going?
ricardobee
Player Valuation: £35m
Will merge this with the Liverpool match thread. Dont think it warrants its own thread really.
Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian
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i also am baffled by this as well as something about making gestures about bars and faces, just cos i havent seen it obviously doesnt mean it hasnt happened but i also haven't seen proof that it has. i know that i would never ever make remarks relating to hillsborough as the day and the numbness felt on the way back from villa park after becoming aware of it will live with me forever. i will admit to singing a lot of derogatory stuff including murderers (the truth that it seems hurts) stevieee me laaar songs of which the catalogue is about to be expanded, amongst others, but never that horrible day.
i wish to see any so called proof if it exists.
i wish to see any so called proof if it exists.
J
James LFC
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I'd never expect any scouser to stoop so low. It would also be nice if both sets of fans could cut out the [Poor language removed] that has been chanted over the past couple of derbies.
Hillsborough wasnt something that happened to Liverpool FC, it was something that happened to the whole of Merseyside, everybody was touched by it and affected by it, everybody knows somebody that was there, everybody knows somebody that knows somebody that died. My Nan was at the game and a lot of my friends, thankfully none of them where injured, but i have heard the storys, i heard how they helped fans climb above the fence, i have heard how they saw the dead.
The only people that would "sing" about this are low life and im fairly sure if any Everton "fan" was to say anything about it, he would get a proper kicking from everybody around him.
The only people that would "sing" about this are low life and im fairly sure if any Everton "fan" was to say anything about it, he would get a proper kicking from everybody around him.
J
James LFC
Guest
I look forward to the days when the possibility of this isn't even discussed, when once more the friendly banter will resume and overtake the 'murderers/Lescott' chants etc
Edit............ Just forget it.
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