*Shakes head* Everton again.

[Stickman]

21 year anniversary next year since last trophy surely The Echo and Kenwright can get together to celebrate this momentous occasion.

[Reckoner]

Where's my pie gone, Joe?

[littletedwest]

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

At least they were in the fourth round draw.

 

In the fourth round, without being in the fourth round.....

[Creator Supreme]

Christ, that Stephanie Roche is quite decent, I would anyway.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

They need to be checking the use by date on the tin of Brasso they bought in 1996.

[stringvest]

They need to be checking the use by date on the tin of Brasso they bought in 1996.

Howard Kendall drunk it in 1997.

 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

My BS neighbour was very quite tonight. He didn't look happy an hour ago when I saw him put his wheelie bin out. Thought it best not to comment. I whistled " forever blowing bubbles " though.

[stringvest]

Did he climb in it?

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Did he climb in it?[/quote

 

Nah mate. Purple bin tonight. If it had been the blue one, who knows.

[Adebisi]

Eto'o off now too apparently. Wonder if they realised he was actually 43 or if he wasn't worth the 2 year contract 

[Stickman]

My BS neighbour was very quite tonight. He didn't look happy an hour ago when I saw him put his wheelie bin out. Thought it best not to comment. I whistled " forever blowing bubbles " though.

He would've been there if they'd won.

[Paulie Dangerously]

Chortle. Bills men need to give Young Boys a good licking now to keep their chance of silverware alive

[stringvest]

Bill's experience for that one will be invaluable.  

[deiseach]

Whoever came up with the idea of penalty shoot-outs must have been one of der Redshite.

[El Dangerous]

At least they were in the fourth round draw.

 

In the fourth round, without being in the fourth round.....

Proof that you don't need to be in the fourth round to be in the fourth round draw but they're still in the..... Oh wait.

[Bjornebye]

"Their crossbar was too low lad, me dad knows the fella who did it. It's clear as fuck anyway lad, Robles has been sinkin dem in trainin no way he misses at goodison. The FA cup's for wools anyway lad"

 

"Kenwright's a nonce fuck off"

 

"He isn't you know lad I lied and told him I was sixteen"

[deiseach]

#wegothedraw

[Brigant Moloch]

hahahah, Sky Sports official site

 

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11662/9644799/relegation-battle-in-numbers-all-the-stats-on-the-premier-league-sides-facing-the-drop

 

 

 

Relegation battle in numbers: All the stats on the Premier League sides facing the drop

 

[deiseach]

They didn't mention the number of years each club has enjoyed in the top flight. Clearly biased.

[Brigant Moloch]

#WeGoDown

[PestiRed]

Winning penalty shoot outs is Kopite behaviour

[Koptimus Prime]

#jesuisnocups

[deiseach]

Winning penalty shoot outs is Kopite behaviour

 

Evertonian Wikipedia vandalism would involve going on the list of European Cup winners and saying Roma and Milan shared the title in 1984 and 2005 respectively. The game was a draw, right?

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Imagine the fuming if this happened!

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/liverpools-us-owners-plan-stadium-sign-that-will-put-manchester-uniteds-in-the-shade-9981718.html

 

Liverpool's US owners plan stadium sign that will put Manchester United's in the shade

 

 

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By IAN HERBERT

Thursday 15 January 2015

Liverpool’s American owners are considering creating an iconic exterior sign on the club’s new Main Stand, marking out Anfield as home to “The Liverpool Football Club”, The Independent understands.

It would be the Anfield side’s equivalent to their old rivals’ own legendary name in lights – the bright “Manchester United” at the front of Old Trafford, which is one of that club’s most famous vistas. But using the article “The” before Liverpool is an interesting part of the consideration for Fenway Sports Group.

The official name of the club – whose new Main Stand will take Anfield’s capacity to 54,000 and may increase annual match-day revenues by £25m – is “The Liverpool Football Club and Athletic Grounds Limited”. So “The Liverpool Football Club” would fit with that, but it would also be a more distinguished way of defining the custodians of the stadium.

 

What Everton fans would have to say is another matter, as they would challenge any notion that the team across Stanley Park is “The” club in Liverpool. Liverpool, for that matter, could say that Everton’s claim to be “The People’s Club” gives the red half of the city the right to call themselves exactly what they want.

There is no suggestion that Liverpool’s owners, whose consultations with supporters and the local community over Anfield’s redevelopment have been exhaustive, might be seeking a broader type of rebranding. But the iconic red lettering, on Anfield’s elevated land, could become a landmark visible from distances across the city.