<![CDATA[FollowEverton Forums - All Forums]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/ Sun, 05 Feb 2012 12:51:53 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Safety concerns at Wigan]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13075 Sun, 05 Feb 2012 05:35:29 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13075
Anyone else heard much else about it?]]>
Anyone else heard much else about it?]]> <![CDATA[Player ratings vs Wigan]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13074 Sat, 04 Feb 2012 09:55:11 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13074
Hibbert - 6

Heitinga - 6

Distin - 6

Baines - 7

Donovan - 5

Gibson - 5

Fellaini - 6

Pienaar - 6.5

Cahill - 5

Straq - 5

Subs:

Anichebe - 7

Jelavic - 5

Neville - 5]]>
Hibbert - 6

Heitinga - 6

Distin - 6

Baines - 7

Donovan - 5

Gibson - 5

Fellaini - 6

Pienaar - 6.5

Cahill - 5

Straq - 5

Subs:

Anichebe - 7

Jelavic - 5

Neville - 5]]> <![CDATA[HalewoodBlue]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13073 Sat, 04 Feb 2012 02:11:03 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13073 http://www.royalbluemersey.com/2012/1/25...not-to-b-u

If you go one the various Everton forums, there is one topic of conversation which dominates the discussion nowadays and it’s not which player we are signing (we don’t make that many of them anyway!). It’s unfortunately what I would describe as that little bit of sh*t on your shoe you just can’t get rid of no matter how hard you scrub, yes ladies and gentleman we are talking about everyone’s super supporters group the Blue Union.

Now from the off let me say, I and the majority of blues know we need change, we know Bill just doesn’t have the finances to compete nowadays and we know he needs to sell, Bill knows this as well but apparently this isn’t good enough for a bunch of blues who have took it upon themselves to pretend they know better than a guy who has built up a small fortune in a highly competitive business. A question, how many shares do the BU leaders own between them? A pertinent question given the guy they think is incompetent has managed to somehow through his incompetence and mismanagement acquired 25% of the clubs shares. Not bad for an alleged idiot if you ask me!

So what exactly are we supporting if we join the band of merry men that is Blue Union, free cake is the obvious and goes without saying. The chance to go to various bars around the city centre and sit cramped with a bunch of sweaty men, you may even get the chance to listen to a guy who compares Everton to Spurs, a London based, billionaire owned club with 120 boxes compared to our 6. Not what I would call a fair comparison but eh it keeps him off the street while his mate runs Blue Union.

So what have the BU brought to the table? Answer nothing. They have ruined what little communication fans had when they sh*t on the club through taping a conversation with Mr Kenwright then have the cheek and stupidity to say the club don’t talk to them. They are so professional they organised a private meeting at the clubs Park End parking lot and asked the Chairman some great questions like “How much you selling for Bill?”, do you mean to tell me he hasn’t told a bunch of scallies shouting through a gate how much the club is going for? What is the business world coming to when we can’t conduct private company information through a steel fence…shocking!

Which brings me on to my final point, apparently if you don’t kiss their arse and think everything BU does then you get subjected to a level of abuse normally only reserved for that lot across the park, as far as am concerned were all Everton fans, and this type of abuse will never win them support. The Blue Union have brought nothing positive to the table and never will, mainly due to being run by a bunch of wannabee media whores and 2nd because they have attracted little support from the match going Everton fans who don’t want to hear an amateur clueless organisation pipe up every time the club release an official statement.

Blue Union either bring something positive to the table or crawl back under the rock you emerged from, either way you’re getting tiresome.

(A troubled Blue)]]> http://www.royalbluemersey.com/2012/1/25...not-to-b-u

If you go one the various Everton forums, there is one topic of conversation which dominates the discussion nowadays and it’s not which player we are signing (we don’t make that many of them anyway!). It’s unfortunately what I would describe as that little bit of sh*t on your shoe you just can’t get rid of no matter how hard you scrub, yes ladies and gentleman we are talking about everyone’s super supporters group the Blue Union.

Now from the off let me say, I and the majority of blues know we need change, we know Bill just doesn’t have the finances to compete nowadays and we know he needs to sell, Bill knows this as well but apparently this isn’t good enough for a bunch of blues who have took it upon themselves to pretend they know better than a guy who has built up a small fortune in a highly competitive business. A question, how many shares do the BU leaders own between them? A pertinent question given the guy they think is incompetent has managed to somehow through his incompetence and mismanagement acquired 25% of the clubs shares. Not bad for an alleged idiot if you ask me!

So what exactly are we supporting if we join the band of merry men that is Blue Union, free cake is the obvious and goes without saying. The chance to go to various bars around the city centre and sit cramped with a bunch of sweaty men, you may even get the chance to listen to a guy who compares Everton to Spurs, a London based, billionaire owned club with 120 boxes compared to our 6. Not what I would call a fair comparison but eh it keeps him off the street while his mate runs Blue Union.

So what have the BU brought to the table? Answer nothing. They have ruined what little communication fans had when they sh*t on the club through taping a conversation with Mr Kenwright then have the cheek and stupidity to say the club don’t talk to them. They are so professional they organised a private meeting at the clubs Park End parking lot and asked the Chairman some great questions like “How much you selling for Bill?”, do you mean to tell me he hasn’t told a bunch of scallies shouting through a gate how much the club is going for? What is the business world coming to when we can’t conduct private company information through a steel fence…shocking!

Which brings me on to my final point, apparently if you don’t kiss their arse and think everything BU does then you get subjected to a level of abuse normally only reserved for that lot across the park, as far as am concerned were all Everton fans, and this type of abuse will never win them support. The Blue Union have brought nothing positive to the table and never will, mainly due to being run by a bunch of wannabee media whores and 2nd because they have attracted little support from the match going Everton fans who don’t want to hear an amateur clueless organisation pipe up every time the club release an official statement.

Blue Union either bring something positive to the table or crawl back under the rock you emerged from, either way you’re getting tiresome.

(A troubled Blue)]]> <![CDATA[Moyes on Jelavic]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13072 Fri, 03 Feb 2012 11:37:43 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13072
"David Moyes has said he won't rush new signing Nikica Jelavic into becoming an instant Everton success, saying the player has a big role to play at the club in future years.

The former Rangers man is in line for a start in the Blues next game, a trip to the DW stadium to face bottom of the league outfit Wigan.

But the Blues boss said that, with Denis Stracqualursi currently justifying his recent promotion to the first choice striker's spot, he won't pressurise his new number seven into beginning with a bang.

Instead Moyes said that the Toffees have signed a talented striker on a four year deal, and that the Croatian's goal scoring attributes can become a major part of the team's play in that time.

Moyes said: "I hope we're getting a centre forward who is at the right age, and I think he can do numerous things, but hopefully the big thing is that he scores some goals for us.

"But if he could give us some assists or lead the line and be a good team player for us then all those things get added into the equation as to the sort of player that we would really like.

"I'm sure there will be some of those things which we don't get, but then there will be some I haven't mentioned which we do get, so we've got to hope that he can add to the team and to the squad.

"He's already succeeded in Scotland, which has a British style to it, so hopefully he doesn't have much trouble settling in that way.

"He speaks good English, or good Scottish I should say, so over all I do think that he can come in and hit the ground running, we need that.

"But if not he's here for the long term and we'll be gentle with him and give him plenty of opportunity to come in."

As well as the arrival of the striker, Moyes squad is boosted by the return of Steven Pienaar at the weekend, who re-joined hi old club on loan from Spurs.

Moyes admitted he was aware that the winger's lack of football in the past year could lead to some rustiness in his play.

But, he said that Pienaar's past form, including his time spent as a cross country champion in his homeland, will mean the South African's powers of recovery are enough to help him make the cut for the Wigan game.

Moyes said: "They told me that when Steven was young he was a cross country champion in South Africa and I can imagine that takes some doing, so I hope all that is still in him somewhere and he can help us out.

"But to play ninety minutes in the Premier League regular and to be right at when you've not been playing is not an easy thing for anyone so maybe he'll need some game practice before he gets up to full speed."]]>
"David Moyes has said he won't rush new signing Nikica Jelavic into becoming an instant Everton success, saying the player has a big role to play at the club in future years.

The former Rangers man is in line for a start in the Blues next game, a trip to the DW stadium to face bottom of the league outfit Wigan.

But the Blues boss said that, with Denis Stracqualursi currently justifying his recent promotion to the first choice striker's spot, he won't pressurise his new number seven into beginning with a bang.

Instead Moyes said that the Toffees have signed a talented striker on a four year deal, and that the Croatian's goal scoring attributes can become a major part of the team's play in that time.

Moyes said: "I hope we're getting a centre forward who is at the right age, and I think he can do numerous things, but hopefully the big thing is that he scores some goals for us.

"But if he could give us some assists or lead the line and be a good team player for us then all those things get added into the equation as to the sort of player that we would really like.

"I'm sure there will be some of those things which we don't get, but then there will be some I haven't mentioned which we do get, so we've got to hope that he can add to the team and to the squad.

"He's already succeeded in Scotland, which has a British style to it, so hopefully he doesn't have much trouble settling in that way.

"He speaks good English, or good Scottish I should say, so over all I do think that he can come in and hit the ground running, we need that.

"But if not he's here for the long term and we'll be gentle with him and give him plenty of opportunity to come in."

As well as the arrival of the striker, Moyes squad is boosted by the return of Steven Pienaar at the weekend, who re-joined hi old club on loan from Spurs.

Moyes admitted he was aware that the winger's lack of football in the past year could lead to some rustiness in his play.

But, he said that Pienaar's past form, including his time spent as a cross country champion in his homeland, will mean the South African's powers of recovery are enough to help him make the cut for the Wigan game.

Moyes said: "They told me that when Steven was young he was a cross country champion in South Africa and I can imagine that takes some doing, so I hope all that is still in him somewhere and he can help us out.

"But to play ninety minutes in the Premier League regular and to be right at when you've not been playing is not an easy thing for anyone so maybe he'll need some game practice before he gets up to full speed."]]> <![CDATA[The Golden Vision]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13071 Fri, 03 Feb 2012 03:42:50 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13071
Happy Birthday Alex. God Bless Ya Drinks

(Enjoy yer free Tv licence Tongue )]]>
Happy Birthday Alex. God Bless Ya Drinks

(Enjoy yer free Tv licence Tongue )]]> <![CDATA['At least 73' killed in Egypt football violence]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13067 Wed, 01 Feb 2012 13:08:12 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13067 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-16845841

At least 73 people have been killed in fan clashes following a football match in the Egyptian city of Port Said, state television reports.

The deaths occurred after supporters invaded the pitch following a match between top-tier clubs Masry and al-Ahly on Wednesday.

It is feared the death toll could rise as scores have been injured.

It is believed to be the biggest football-related violence in Egypt's history.

Some of the dead were security officers, the Associated Press quoted a morgue official as saying.

The BBC's Jon Leyne in Cairo says it appears fans had taken knives into the stadium.

Our correspondent says the lack of the usual level of security in the stadium might have contributed to the clashes.

Police in Egypt have been keeping a much lower profile since last year's popular protests that ousted President Hosni Mubarak from power.

Bitter rivalry

Television pictures have shown images of crowds descending into the stadium, chasing rival fans and players.

Some were cornered in the stadium, parts of which were set on fire.

Egyptian fans are notoriously violent, says our correspondent, particularly supporters of al-Ahly known as the Ultras.

They have been heavily implicated in the political confrontations recently, our correspondent adds.

Wednesday's violence broke out at the end of the match, which, unusually, the Port Said side Masry won 3-1.

As match ended, their fans flooded onto the pitch attacking Ahly players and fans.

All premier league matches have been cancelled and the newly-elected Egyptian parliament is to hold an emergency session on Thursday, state TV has announced.


Tut-tut.]]> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-16845841

At least 73 people have been killed in fan clashes following a football match in the Egyptian city of Port Said, state television reports.

The deaths occurred after supporters invaded the pitch following a match between top-tier clubs Masry and al-Ahly on Wednesday.

It is feared the death toll could rise as scores have been injured.

It is believed to be the biggest football-related violence in Egypt's history.

Some of the dead were security officers, the Associated Press quoted a morgue official as saying.

The BBC's Jon Leyne in Cairo says it appears fans had taken knives into the stadium.

Our correspondent says the lack of the usual level of security in the stadium might have contributed to the clashes.

Police in Egypt have been keeping a much lower profile since last year's popular protests that ousted President Hosni Mubarak from power.

Bitter rivalry

Television pictures have shown images of crowds descending into the stadium, chasing rival fans and players.

Some were cornered in the stadium, parts of which were set on fire.

Egyptian fans are notoriously violent, says our correspondent, particularly supporters of al-Ahly known as the Ultras.

They have been heavily implicated in the political confrontations recently, our correspondent adds.

Wednesday's violence broke out at the end of the match, which, unusually, the Port Said side Masry won 3-1.

As match ended, their fans flooded onto the pitch attacking Ahly players and fans.

All premier league matches have been cancelled and the newly-elected Egyptian parliament is to hold an emergency session on Thursday, state TV has announced.


Tut-tut.]]> <![CDATA[Wigan match thread]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13065 Wed, 01 Feb 2012 06:02:13 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13065
I'd like to see:

Howard
Hibbert Duffy Heitinga Baines
Donovan Gibson Fellaini Pienaar
Cahill
Stracqualursi

bring Jelavic off the bench]]>
I'd like to see:

Howard
Hibbert Duffy Heitinga Baines
Donovan Gibson Fellaini Pienaar
Cahill
Stracqualursi

bring Jelavic off the bench]]> <![CDATA[Phil Neville your time is up.]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13064 Wed, 01 Feb 2012 05:14:43 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13064
Right !!! Now i'm going to start a conversation that hopefully will wake you all up and shake this site by the rafters.

A bit of controversey to start the day,HOPEFULLY SOME GOOD DEBATE AS WELL?

Phil Neville utility player R/B or midfielder which ever you prefer,Everton captain-Ex-English International has had a succesful career with the Mancs,ITS TIME TO GO NOW PHIL AND FOLLOW YOUR BROTHER INTO THE RETIREMENT WILDERNESS.

Mr hoofball as we all effectionately know him (whilst a very good servant to the club) has not got the pace or the legs for the premiership hes far too old,David Moyes has now got to look for a R/B in the summer,shamus coleman may be able to do the job but hes still very young and learning his trade,at the same time while David Moyes is still looking for his best team during this transitional period hes got to look to the future as well,and that means looking for a new captain,YES i did say it was going to be controvercial,so before you all start thinking SEFTON has lost his marbles ? NO I HAVEN'T, WOULD BE INTERESTING TO START A POLE TO SEE WHO THE SUPPORTERS WOULD FAVOUR?

Thoughts?]]>
Right !!! Now i'm going to start a conversation that hopefully will wake you all up and shake this site by the rafters.

A bit of controversey to start the day,HOPEFULLY SOME GOOD DEBATE AS WELL?

Phil Neville utility player R/B or midfielder which ever you prefer,Everton captain-Ex-English International has had a succesful career with the Mancs,ITS TIME TO GO NOW PHIL AND FOLLOW YOUR BROTHER INTO THE RETIREMENT WILDERNESS.

Mr hoofball as we all effectionately know him (whilst a very good servant to the club) has not got the pace or the legs for the premiership hes far too old,David Moyes has now got to look for a R/B in the summer,shamus coleman may be able to do the job but hes still very young and learning his trade,at the same time while David Moyes is still looking for his best team during this transitional period hes got to look to the future as well,and that means looking for a new captain,YES i did say it was going to be controvercial,so before you all start thinking SEFTON has lost his marbles ? NO I HAVEN'T, WOULD BE INTERESTING TO START A POLE TO SEE WHO THE SUPPORTERS WOULD FAVOUR?

Thoughts?]]> <![CDATA[Jonnie Heitinga]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13062 Wed, 01 Feb 2012 04:13:56 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13062
Well a great last day in the jan window crowned off with a toffees win against the top of the table shitteh.

Just a question ? for anyone who has closely watched Jonnie Heitinga play centre half,WOULD HE BE THE BEST PARTNER FOR WHEN JAGIELKA RETURNS ?

Distin is jags partner mainly because of his height but i think hes a bit too statue like for me,jonnie when he raises his game can compete with the best,last night was his best performance in a blues shirt(my opinion) but i'm sure some one will beg to differ?]]>
Well a great last day in the jan window crowned off with a toffees win against the top of the table shitteh.

Just a question ? for anyone who has closely watched Jonnie Heitinga play centre half,WOULD HE BE THE BEST PARTNER FOR WHEN JAGIELKA RETURNS ?

Distin is jags partner mainly because of his height but i think hes a bit too statue like for me,jonnie when he raises his game can compete with the best,last night was his best performance in a blues shirt(my opinion) but i'm sure some one will beg to differ?]]> <![CDATA[Gibson.]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13060 Tue, 31 Jan 2012 17:19:34 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13060 <![CDATA[Welcome home Stephen.]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13059 Tue, 31 Jan 2012 16:42:59 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13059 <![CDATA[Pitch Invader]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13058 Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:48:14 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13058
I hope that tw*t from the beeb has taken his Tweet down and replaced it with an apology.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footbal...-Park.html

Play was delayed in Everton's Barclays Premier League match against Manchester City at Goodison Park after a spectator invaded the pitch and handcuffed himself to a goalpost.

The man emerged from the crowd with just under five minutes remaining until half-time and shackled himself to the frame of City keeper Joe Hart's goal.

It is believed that the man was proteting against Ryanair's recruitment policy after his daughter was denied a job by the airline.]]>
I hope that tw*t from the beeb has taken his Tweet down and replaced it with an apology.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footbal...-Park.html

Play was delayed in Everton's Barclays Premier League match against Manchester City at Goodison Park after a spectator invaded the pitch and handcuffed himself to a goalpost.

The man emerged from the crowd with just under five minutes remaining until half-time and shackled himself to the frame of City keeper Joe Hart's goal.

It is believed that the man was proteting against Ryanair's recruitment policy after his daughter was denied a job by the airline.]]> <![CDATA[Atmosphere Tonight]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13057 Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:27:48 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13057
Love it when its like that. G Neville described it as a bear pit. He's right. When we get going NO WHERE in English football touches it.

Just a shame we haven't shown that level of commitment in other games this season to get the crowd going.]]>
Love it when its like that. G Neville described it as a bear pit. He's right. When we get going NO WHERE in English football touches it.

Just a shame we haven't shown that level of commitment in other games this season to get the crowd going.]]> <![CDATA[Ratings City]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13056 Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:05:22 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13056
Baines - 7
Neville - 7
Heitinga - 8 (has established himself as our 1st choice CB IMO. We look much more assured without the Distin/Jags combo.
Hibbo - 9 defensively never ever lets us down.
Gibson - 7 Superb finish - could be very handy with more match fitness,
Drenthe - 7 Good second half.
Donovan - 7 as with Drenthe
Fellaini - 9 dominated the midfield. Is finding his form again and is without doubt one of the top 10 midfielders in the league.
Cahill - 8 best performance in over a year. Looks a different player without that sh*t bag Saha playing in his space.
Denis - 8 a lion amongst men. For me sums up what playing for Everton over the last 20 years has been about. A very decent player IMO who can do a good job as he adapts to English football.

Moyes - 8 tactics spot on. I take back what I said about playing Hibbo.]]>
Baines - 7
Neville - 7
Heitinga - 8 (has established himself as our 1st choice CB IMO. We look much more assured without the Distin/Jags combo.
Hibbo - 9 defensively never ever lets us down.
Gibson - 7 Superb finish - could be very handy with more match fitness,
Drenthe - 7 Good second half.
Donovan - 7 as with Drenthe
Fellaini - 9 dominated the midfield. Is finding his form again and is without doubt one of the top 10 midfielders in the league.
Cahill - 8 best performance in over a year. Looks a different player without that sh*t bag Saha playing in his space.
Denis - 8 a lion amongst men. For me sums up what playing for Everton over the last 20 years has been about. A very decent player IMO who can do a good job as he adapts to English football.

Moyes - 8 tactics spot on. I take back what I said about playing Hibbo.]]> <![CDATA[deadline day]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13055 Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:41:00 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13055 ]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Police officers charged after Liverpool-Everton fight]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13053 Tue, 31 Jan 2012 07:34:23 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13053 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-mer...e-16809782

Three serving Merseyside Police officers have been charged in connection with a fight before a Liverpool versus Everton match.

A man suffered a broken jaw in the fight on 16 January, 2011.

Det Sgt Greg Symon, 39, Det Con Mark Scarrat, 43, and Det Con Christopher Sheron, 43, are charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.

Five men have also been charged. All eight are bailed to appear at before Blackburn magistrates on 21 February.

The charges relate to a disturbance involving football supporters outside the King Harry public house on anfi*ld Road ahead of the derby game.

The other men charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice are: Colin Stewart, 43, of Store Street, Bootle; Kevin Morland, 36, of Rosedale Road, Allerton; Niall Macklin, 21, of Layton Avenue, Prenton; John Nuttall, 45, of Warnerville Road, Old Swan; Christopher Hannon, 24, of Merlin Road, Prenton.

Mr Hannon has also been charged with conspiracy to supply counterfeit currency.


Hmmmm.

Strange, isn't it, that this was kept under the radar for a while??

The name of one of the plod looks familiar to me.......just tryin' to think why.......]]> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-mer...e-16809782

Three serving Merseyside Police officers have been charged in connection with a fight before a Liverpool versus Everton match.

A man suffered a broken jaw in the fight on 16 January, 2011.

Det Sgt Greg Symon, 39, Det Con Mark Scarrat, 43, and Det Con Christopher Sheron, 43, are charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.

Five men have also been charged. All eight are bailed to appear at before Blackburn magistrates on 21 February.

The charges relate to a disturbance involving football supporters outside the King Harry public house on anfi*ld Road ahead of the derby game.

The other men charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice are: Colin Stewart, 43, of Store Street, Bootle; Kevin Morland, 36, of Rosedale Road, Allerton; Niall Macklin, 21, of Layton Avenue, Prenton; John Nuttall, 45, of Warnerville Road, Old Swan; Christopher Hannon, 24, of Merlin Road, Prenton.

Mr Hannon has also been charged with conspiracy to supply counterfeit currency.


Hmmmm.

Strange, isn't it, that this was kept under the radar for a while??

The name of one of the plod looks familiar to me.......just tryin' to think why.......]]> <![CDATA[TOGEATHER IS THE ONLY WAY FORWARD.]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13052 Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:57:22 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13052
I have been out of football a while,due to more important issues in my life,now i know some of you will ask the question what could be more important than Everton football club ? erm let me see ,Family.

Now over the years we have had many forums in the likes of bluekipper,when skies are grey,nil satis and of course FOLLOWEVERTON. ALL WITH ONE COMMON DENOMINATOR ? EVERTON FOOTBALL CLUB.

With no disrespect to any fan or his/her opinions on how the club or board seem to run EFC,isn't it time the fans came togeather as ONE ?
too many forums too many groups formed like KEIOC,now we got BLUE UNION, ARE WE NOT DIVIDING OUR SUPPORTERS ?

yes we would all like a rich billionaire but who wants to buy a club that has debt? needs a new stadium ? not forgetting most importantly needs supporters that all come togeather on match day to support our team, if we are not careful we could end up with so many divides within the supporters we will be lucky to get 10-000 a gate, would like to see some one with the inteligence to bring all divided Evertonian's togeather.

Sorry just another opinion .]]>
I have been out of football a while,due to more important issues in my life,now i know some of you will ask the question what could be more important than Everton football club ? erm let me see ,Family.

Now over the years we have had many forums in the likes of bluekipper,when skies are grey,nil satis and of course FOLLOWEVERTON. ALL WITH ONE COMMON DENOMINATOR ? EVERTON FOOTBALL CLUB.

With no disrespect to any fan or his/her opinions on how the club or board seem to run EFC,isn't it time the fans came togeather as ONE ?
too many forums too many groups formed like KEIOC,now we got BLUE UNION, ARE WE NOT DIVIDING OUR SUPPORTERS ?

yes we would all like a rich billionaire but who wants to buy a club that has debt? needs a new stadium ? not forgetting most importantly needs supporters that all come togeather on match day to support our team, if we are not careful we could end up with so many divides within the supporters we will be lucky to get 10-000 a gate, would like to see some one with the inteligence to bring all divided Evertonian's togeather.

Sorry just another opinion .]]> <![CDATA[Saha to Spurs]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13051 Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:48:40 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13051 <![CDATA[First real transfer in January:)]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13049 Mon, 30 Jan 2012 13:15:25 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13049 http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16794752.stm Happy0144

Not on the OS as yet Whistle]]> http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16794752.stm Happy0144

Not on the OS as yet Whistle]]> <![CDATA[Everton v Man City]]> http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13048 Mon, 30 Jan 2012 09:42:04 -0700 http://followeverton.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13048