The day Everton made you cry.

[Verbal Kint]

This could've been written by me, them two games were emotional torture.

I'll never forget when Wimbledon scored the second goal, I remember running into the kitchen bawling. My father who isn't really into football was absolutely disgusted how anybody could carry on like that over football.

 

[evo1878]

Tears of happiness ... after we beat Newcastle to get back in the Champions League

Tears of sadness ... 'abide with me' @ 2009 cup final thinking of a boyhood friend who died at Hillsborough, the 20 years that had passed, and how standing next to his sister at the final it would probably have been him and i standing there together, red & blue, both supporting Everton.

 

[Ollie d]

I'll never forget when Wimbledon scored the second goal, I remember running into the kitchen bawling. My father who isn't really into football was absolutely disgusted how anybody could carry on like that over football.

The Wimbledon game I just sulked,couldn't understand how we could concede two in a game of that magnitude. Pure tears of joy after.
The cup final I was in bits,seeing them putting the ribbons on the cup before the 90 was up to then us scoring was a huge high, gutted with the end result. Everton that.

 

[Bluebonic]

Giving the Reds the double! I might be a shallow sod, but that is the lowest i have ever felt in my life!

 

[alan ball]

FA cup replay at Elland Road and Oxford United away when Lineker left his "Lucky Boots" at home

 

[hullefc]

Tears of happiness ... after we beat Newcastle to get back in the Champions League

Tears of sadness ... 'abide with me' @ 2009 cup final thinking of a boyhood friend who died at Hillsborough, the 20 years that had passed, and how standing next to his sister at the final it would probably have been him and i standing there together, red & blue, both supporting Everton.

It would seem odd to give a like for this mate, given reflectiveness of the post.

 

[bluelord49]

I,d say it is more an acknowledgement than a like....feelings....

 

[davmaher]

I've never cried after any of our crushing defeats, though God knows there have been enough of them. The only time I have had tears in my eyes at Goodison was the Justice for the 96 tribute before the Newcastle game in 2012. I thought it was such a touching thing for the club to do and it was carried off perfectly. Still brings a tear to my eye thinking about it now.

 

[blue61]

I think Clive Thomas made me cry before Everton did, but they've more than made up for it.

 

[Azzurri]

2012 semi final loss to Liverpool. I was 16 so too old to be crying really but went for a piss in a bar that night after a few too many drinks and just couldn't stop thinking about how many times Everton had made my life an absolute misery. I was even getting upset at Villarreal and the league cup semi vs Chelsea ffs.

Luckily I splashed a bit of water on my face and walked out just in time to see some old woman launch an entire glass of wine over her fella which cheered me up massively.

 

[Bilko]

0-5 rush with four , also lampard goal was devastating

 

[navidson]

The day we beat Newcastle 2-0 which (virtually) guaranteed us 4th - was so proud and couldn't believe we'd actually done it after the whole Rooney thing - it felt like the start of something big

Shame it wasn't

 

[Elong]

Rooney leaving was a tough one for me. We're a similar age. I couldn't fathom how a boyhood blue like me could leave so easily.

 

[MikeH72]

When we turned down £8m for Naismith

 

[Sol]

1985/86 season my first season supporting the blues. 30 years later i am still recovering from the rs winning the double!!