Iana
Player Valuation: £8m
I thought it was his uncle’s cousin’s auntie’s pigeon…
ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3
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Benicetoourboys
Player Valuation: £10m
Not keen on United (obviously) but hope they beat Liverpool (obviously).
That's all.
That's all.
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £60m
I suggest people interested get a hold of this book by David Kennedy.
His 2003 thesis on the split is available here.
www.researchgate.net
It is a fascinating socio-historic analysis of the Club which had a majority of liberal minded, tolerant directors, and a rump of bigots who we left behind in 1892.
I know a Dub who is a red who was over for a match a few years ago. His rs jersey got soaked from heavy rain the morning of the match, so he wore a ROI jersey to the pit.
He was shocked at the sectarian abuse he received from his fellow so-called supporters.
Still a red mind you, but there was certainly a hard core orange element on the kop. I don't know if that is still the case.
Everton thankfully have always opened their doors to welcome players from all religions although we have to admit that we had a poor record regarding non-white players right into the 80s.
The wave of ROI immigrants to Merseyside in the 40s 50s and 60s were only going to choose one club - the one that had Farrell, Eglinton, Donovan, Corr, Meagan, O'Neill, Carey etc while the rs had none.
His 2003 thesis on the split is available here.
(PDF) The Split of Everton Football Club, 1892: The Creation of Distinct Patterns of Boardroom Formation at Everton and Liverpool Football Club Companies
PDF | On Jun 1, 2003, David Kennedy published The Split of Everton Football Club, 1892: The Creation of Distinct Patterns of Boardroom Formation at Everton and Liverpool Football Club Companies | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
www.researchgate.net
It is a fascinating socio-historic analysis of the Club which had a majority of liberal minded, tolerant directors, and a rump of bigots who we left behind in 1892.
I know a Dub who is a red who was over for a match a few years ago. His rs jersey got soaked from heavy rain the morning of the match, so he wore a ROI jersey to the pit.
He was shocked at the sectarian abuse he received from his fellow so-called supporters.
Still a red mind you, but there was certainly a hard core orange element on the kop. I don't know if that is still the case.
Everton thankfully have always opened their doors to welcome players from all religions although we have to admit that we had a poor record regarding non-white players right into the 80s.
The wave of ROI immigrants to Merseyside in the 40s 50s and 60s were only going to choose one club - the one that had Farrell, Eglinton, Donovan, Corr, Meagan, O'Neill, Carey etc while the rs had none.
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £70m
Haha, Aldridge is as much Irish as Pat Van den Hauwe was Welsh mate, it was a tongue in cheek remark.
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £70m
Oh, and don’t forget to add one more fact to that, that’ll definitely make the kopite’s blood boil:I suggest people interested get a hold of this book by David Kennedy.
His 2003 thesis on the split is available here.
(PDF) The Split of Everton Football Club, 1892: The Creation of Distinct Patterns of Boardroom Formation at Everton and Liverpool Football Club Companies
PDF | On Jun 1, 2003, David Kennedy published The Split of Everton Football Club, 1892: The Creation of Distinct Patterns of Boardroom Formation at Everton and Liverpool Football Club Companies | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
It is a fascinating socio-historic analysis of the Club which had a majority of liberal minded, tolerant directors, and a rump of bigots who we left behind in 1892.
I know a Dub who is a red who was over for a match a few years ago. His rs jersey got soaked from heavy rain the morning of the match, so he wore a ROI jersey to the pit.
He was shocked at the sectarian abuse he received from his fellow so-called supporters.
Still a red mind you, but there was certainly a hard core orange element on the kop. I don't know if that is still the case.
Everton thankfully have always opened their doors to welcome players from all religions although we have to admit that we had a poor record regarding non-white players right into the 80s.
The wave of ROI immigrants to Merseyside in the 40s 50s and 60s were only going to choose one club - the one that had Farrell, Eglinton, Donovan, Corr, Meagan, O'Neill, Carey etc while the rs had none.
Cake
Player Valuation: £10m
Sorry mate, not with it today and not the first time and definitely won't be the last.
Vinnie Jones was Welsh though, right?
Ray Purchase
Player Valuation: £8m
I suggest people interested get a hold of this book by David Kennedy.
His 2003 thesis on the split is available here.
(PDF) The Split of Everton Football Club, 1892: The Creation of Distinct Patterns of Boardroom Formation at Everton and Liverpool Football Club Companies
PDF | On Jun 1, 2003, David Kennedy published The Split of Everton Football Club, 1892: The Creation of Distinct Patterns of Boardroom Formation at Everton and Liverpool Football Club Companies | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
It is a fascinating socio-historic analysis of the Club which had a majority of liberal minded, tolerant directors, and a rump of bigots who we left behind in 1892.
I know a Dub who is a red who was over for a match a few years ago. His rs jersey got soaked from heavy rain the morning of the match, so he wore a ROI jersey to the pit.
He was shocked at the sectarian abuse he received from his fellow so-called supporters.
Still a red mind you, but there was certainly a hard core orange element on the kop. I don't know if that is still the case.
Everton thankfully have always opened their doors to welcome players from all religions although we have to admit that we had a poor record regarding non-white players right into the 80s.
The wave of ROI immigrants to Merseyside in the 40s 50s and 60s were only going to choose one club - the one that had Farrell, Eglinton, Donovan, Corr, Meagan, O'Neill, Carey etc while the rs had none.
In my teenage years, had lot's of mates who lived on Rockfield Rd.
Significant Orange presence around there, but we all mixed without too much bother.
Most of the Lodge crowd, definitely supported the RS.
DrEFC
Player Valuation: £40m
Have a toffeeart pin badge version of this on my work bagOh, and don’t forget to add one more fact to that, that’ll definitely make the kopite’s blood boil:
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Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £70m
Slot and Big Virgin defending Wirtz.
Slot even brought Kevin De Bruyne into the debate.
What are they on over at Monster Mansion.
Slot even brought Kevin De Bruyne into the debate.
What are they on over at Monster Mansion.
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £70m
Of course, mate. They’ll defend him to the very end.
But I am starting to think that there might be other reasons for Wirtz being so useless
:
It sounds like they’re trying to play some mind games on the verge of the United match… They’re useless in that regard, though.When it came to playing mind games with United, Klopp was the master
!
He knew exactly how to throw them off of their game.
VVD’s been training hard this last fortnight:
It’s going to be one for the ages, mate!
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
The last batch of Klopp's ventolin mix must have grown some psychedelic mould on it.
Aldo is to irish as much as a pigeon is to a golden eagleJohn Aldridge ?
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