Moyes

[WaltonRed]

Fair play to you for going yesterday, you went up ever so slightly in my estimations.

 

I'd like to see more done from both sides to bring us closer together and root out the scum who are hell bent on ruining a once cordial relationship.

[gkmacca]

Well, first of all, him and Kenwright can get the ladders out and paint over that stupid 'people's club' sign on the stadium.

[ToxtethTerror]

He just attacked Riley for being a Manc Supporter too!!

[Red Phoenix]

He just attacked Riley for being a Manc Supporter too!!

 

 

Wow, just looked that up and read about it, cheers. He's definitely gone up a lot in my estimation too, because I cannot stand some of the stuff that ref does and think that there's maybe some deeper problems with him too. Link for anyone else :

 

MOYES QUESTIONS RILEY APPOINTMENT | Football Transfer News, Football News, Fixtures, Results, Match Reports, Stats

 

If there's was one ref I could pick to not be in charge of a big game I was watching, it'd easily be him first, not even a second's hesitation.

[Section_31]

Sue Johnston talked about it on Saturday, said she felt nothing but friendly rivalry for Everton because she remembers the club's response to the disaster, and remembers the fans linking a trail of blue and red scarves from Goodison to Anfield.

 

It's a sad state of affairs though where Moyes should get credit for coming to a memorial in the city where he works, I see what you're saying WaltonRed, but I just think it's a sign of how bad things have got that we should be grateful for something so simple. Afterall, it's only football.

 

With regards the bile between the two clubs, I don't think I'm out of order in saying that it's 90% one way, and there's not much we can do about that - except maybe get relegated.

[Original202]

It really put things into perspective when I read his comments the other day:

 

David Moyes, manager of Liverpool's bitter local rivals Everton, said the tragedy united a city normally divided by football passions.

 

"It could have been any football club, it just turned out to be Liverpool. That situation then could have happened to anyone at that time," said Moyes.

 

"It is something that hopefully we will never see again.

 

“Hillsborough has had a great impact on me since I arrived on Merseyside as Everton manager seven years ago, as it did when it happened and I was still a player.

 

“I remember the day it happened – word was filtering through and I heard about it at half-time.

 

“Nobody initially understood it at the time. I was brought up in Glasgow where we had the Ibrox disaster where lots of Rangers supporters were killed on that day in something similar.

 

“But now I am reading about it, listening on the radio and watching TV and you realise that people went to a football match and never came back.

 

“And for all the rivalry we have got between each other, blue and red in this city, it is only a game we play and you go to matches wearing your colours.

 

“I remember doing that with my dad as a young boy, a lot of parents take their children to games. But that time they did not come home, and that is something that should never have been allowed to happen.

 

"Let's just hope that it never does again. And in some way I hope for the people who have lost loved ones and had their time grieving, that the memorial service at Anfield will make it a little bit easier for them."

 

He didn't have to say anything and he certainly didn't have to attend yesterday. Respect to him for that.

[mht1892]

Fair play to Gollum turning up yesterday to pay his respects. hes still a massive twat though nevertheless.

 

theres not a chance of rooting out the scum and bringing both clubs closer if you done that then 90% of them wouldnt be supporting the shite.

 

Ive seen enough the last few years but the FA Cup this year was disgraceful, the things they were saying was shocking...

 

Ive never liked them and I have always disliked them and the scum around the same but after witnessing twice this season what I saw they have excelled themselves in my level of hatred for them, considering what it apparently used to be like and what its like now such a change is unreal.

 

Ive never witnessed what it used to be like, but speaking from what ive seen all they are to me and all they ever will be to me is horrible jelouse bitter blue nose cunts and each and everyone of them can go and fuck themselves with a shitty stick.

[Red Phoenix]

Ive never witnessed what it used to be like, but speaking from what ive seen all they are to me and all they ever will be to me is horrible jelouse bitter blue nose cunts and each and everyone of them can go and fuck themselves with a shitty stick.

 

Isn't that one of the main problems that stops some of us from getting on with them though? Tarnishing them all with the same brush just seems completely pointless.

[Guest Ulysses Everett McGill]

Makes a change from him calling Tony Barrett a Kopite Bastard

[The Chef]

O'reilly , a manc.New it

That explains a lot.

Mr. Burns, you snivelin rat

[major]

Makes a change from him calling Tony Barrett a Kopite Bastard

 

when did he do this?

[Guest Ulysses Everett McGill]

when did he do this?

 

 

After the Derby in company of his hangers on, the snivelling little shithouse

 

Allegedly of course

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Fuck Moyes and fuck Everton.

[sir roger]

He just attacked Riley for being a Manc Supporter too!!

 

Who said he FA have no sense of humour ?

 

Steve Bennett was the original ref until he got injured , with Riley as back up.

 

Fairly clever move by Moyes in that every decision of Riley will be analysed closely now.

[hamstrung]

We're all still little boys really, aren't we?

[cracker]

IMO there are a lot worse people in football than Moyes and I think that some of the comments on this thread don't do us much credit - thats all.

[Fugitive]

Fair play to Gollum turning up yesterday to pay his respects. hes still a massive twat though nevertheless.

 

theres not a chance of rooting out the scum and bringing both clubs closer if you done that then 90% of them wouldnt be supporting the shite.

 

Ive seen enough the last few years but the FA Cup this year was disgraceful, the things they were saying was shocking...

 

Ive never liked them and I have always disliked them and the scum around the same but after witnessing twice this season what I saw they have excelled themselves in my level of hatred for them, considering what it apparently used to be like and what its like now such a change is unreal.

 

Ive never witnessed what it used to be like, but speaking from what ive seen all they are to me and all they ever will be to me is horrible jelouse bitter blue nose cunts and each and everyone of them can go and fuck themselves with a shitty stick.

 

That is out of line. Some of my best friends are Bitters and they may moan now and again but they are not too bad and know exactly what Hillsborough is all about. I went to the Memorial Service with my best mate yesterday and he is a blue. He was as upset as anyone there and to say they are all cunts is a cuntish thing to say.

 

They have a fucking horrible certain section of fans but to say they are all cunts is wrong.

 

Moyes on the other hand is a big factor as to why the animosity has grown in recent years and he can fuck right off.

[Guest Ulysses Everett McGill]

Nothing but respect and admiration for the amount of Evertonians who made it to Anfield yesterday, many of them were hurt by the disaster as we were.

 

Fathers, brothers, sisters and mates were lost to them.

 

Yes, they have gobshites, plenty of them, so do we.

 

But just because Moyes took time out to attend will not make me revise my opinion of him, I think it's best left at that

[Chocoholic]

Just think of what would be said about him if he didn't turn up. It's the least that would be expected of him. What excuse would he have not to?

[Guest alscarface]

He had no choice but to turn up , being the Manager of Everton.

I think he personally has instilled hatred between the clubs in his six year reign.

[Original202]

Just think of what would be said about him if he didn't turn up. It's the least that would be expected of him. What excuse would he have not to?

 

I don't think anyone would have had a bad word against him if he hadn't turned up. Why would he be expected to?

[Chocoholic]

As the manager of Everton, when the whole city is making a huge effort to mark the 20th anniversary. It would look pretty smalltime, even for them, if he didn't. As I said above, if he didn't, wouldn't questions be raised? What excuse would he have not to attend?

[ratcatcher]

Sorry but I cant take what moyes has said seriously. He knows what a bitter twat he'd have looked if he hadnt of attended or said some words on the matter.

[Catch22]

He just attacked Riley for being a Manc Supporter too!!

 

 

Good on him.

 

Rafa started in Jan but it needs other managers & the media to get involved if we are to have any chance of cleaning the PL up

 

Ultimately people had to go to open jail in Italy & that is probably the endgame here as well

[Chocoholic]

Did he also attack riley for being pro Liverpool too, before we played them in September, or another time?