Winning the FA Cup

[Neiler]

So far we have reached two semi finals this season of the two major cup competitions.

I'm in it for the goblets.

 

[orly]

Joke cup, joke manager.

I'm not sure when he won the Copa Del Rey but look, they've got a pic of his moment of glory here for evidence.

He's looking over at L4, steely determination writ large in his eyes, thinking 'Bent would have run that channel'.

 

[FisherEFC]

I still would have loved the shot at the kopites at Wembley, would have been the best Everton moment since our last title win beating them in a final regardless of it being the league cup.

 

[i started duncan chant]

Dave i calling Moyes a joke manager yet supporting the clown. A good manager gets the best out of what he has to work with and during the Moyes era we were regarded as being overachievers. We were a safe bet for a top 8 finish and regularly went above this. Three manager of the year awards show what a good job he did. How many has the clown got or will ever get? Big fat zero would be my guess. Winning the cup will not paper over the cracks despite this being what we have all waited for for all these years. Is the clown getting the best out of this squad? I genuinely don't think there are many other managers who would have this squad bottom half. The team is gutless, he talks utter shi£@ and makes going the game an effort. I will celebrate his departure.

 

[MikeH72]

There's a horrible sense of entitlement creeping into this club at the moment mate. The cup is apparently too much beneath us now...funny that, I hadn't noticed us winning a friggin' sausage for the past 21 years, but the cup isn't worth getting 5th place in the league now.

Unreal. And very worrying.

You really do just make up rubbish to get a reaction don't you. That's called a troll btw

 

[davek]

You really do just make up rubbish to get a reaction don't you. That's called a troll btw

No mate, it's an assessment of what's happened here since Moshiri came in that is shared by others.

There's a tone knocking about that somehow we should start making dramatic decisions at this club at a rapid pace on the playing side of things...which is ironic really, because the one part of the club's affairs that rapidity should be happening on is infrastructural and commercial decision making, which do need urgent attention but the new share holder has been given a free pass on so far and just gone with 'as is'.

 

[McBain]

No mate, it's an assessment of what's happened here since Moshiri came in that is shared by others.

There's a tone knocking about that somehow we should start making dramatic decisions at this club at a rapid pace on the playing side of things...which is ironic really, because the one part of the club's affairs that rapidity should be happening on is infrastructural and commercial decision making, which do need urgent attention but the new share holder has been given a free pass on so far and just gone with 'as is'.

Balderdash. One minute you demand he come out and reinvent the wheel and now you bemoan any decision being of rapid pace.

Evertonians are long due a shake up to wake from the coma. Davekians could moan about moaning.

 

[witchdoc187]

At the moment I'm just looking forward to seeing those royal blue jerseys on the Wembley turf. Its going to be a very good day out/

 

[LydiateLee]

A semi final is NOT success.

Who said it was?

 

[oldblue]

At the moment I'm just looking forward to seeing those royal blue jerseys on the Wembley turf. Its going to be a very good day out/

Suddenly finding yourself surrounded by blues all singing while walking up towards the twin towers still makes my nerves tingle. No idea what it's like outside at new one but that moment still sticks more than the players coming out.

 

[toffeejack]

i'm 27, never seen us win a thing. We will win something the day after i die.

 

[witchdoc187]

Suddenly finding yourself surrounded by blues all singing while walking up towards the twin towers still makes my nerves tingle. No idea what it's like outside at new one but that moment still sticks more than the players coming out.

I cant wait mate.

 

[degsy]

What would it mean to you?

I have to say that aside from the birth of my two daughters it would easily be the best day of my life.

I am 32 and to go through my entire teenage years and 20's without experiencing that feeling as an Evertonian is hard to take.

For me, all the dark days over the past 21 years would be erased instantly.

Just imagine how we'd all feel at that moment when the final whistle went and we won. Plus imagine what London would be like afterwards, the celebrations.

It NEEDS to happen!

What's not to like?

50yrs since I first went...I might even blow the savings and go again.

 

[degsy]

i'm 27, never seen us win a thing. We will win something the day after i die.

I hope you're keeping Fri 20th May free then.

 

[Old Blue 2]

50yrs since I first went...

Ditto. I was in the scoreboard end in '66. Temple seemed to take an age to get to the penalty area and drive the winner past Springett! Celebrations at the end were mental! I was 15.