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I'd rather we didn't and built a sustainable model

Those fireworks were hilarious from the upper gwladys. Obviously we couldn't see anything, just smoke shadows after the pops

Just the logical solution if they really do mess up the timelines beyond this first 3 away / international break rumour.

Is there a theoretical chance they can somehow speed it up or would you say its pretty much sorted? I'd absolutely hate if we had to play a couple of games at Goodison...

That's Deaks who was on vocals...thats Bill's bass player. Ev told me Saturday,I was absolutely buzzing.

I was convinced the guy in the cap was the DMA's singer as it looked like him from a distance. Love that Clean Cut Kid were in there though

It’s at the very very end of the credits.

I didn't watch til the end! Just saw the highlights, will call that up on iPlayer later

Hard to even put into words yesterday - surreal, magical, heartwrenching, joyous. I might have a go later in the week. I can say though, I went for a couple on Dale St in the evening, intending to stay out on the lash. It was terrific but I felt...

I've got so used to calling it Bramley Moore that I'll probably keep doing so

First game as a 6 year old was Everton 3-5 QPR. I thought all games were that exciting and high scoring. I was very much brought down to earth over the coming years, though I did go to the Wimbledon one in 94. Last one today

Right someone help me out here, was the singer during Spirit of the Blues the guy from DMA's? I love them, but still can't work out even from the social media video if it was him. I didn't have a chance of even hearing it never mind seeing it...

Ha they're proper trusting the weather forecast there!

Dreading Sunday but got to be done had season ticket for 40 years going the game with my lad he's 23 got him one when he was 7 .. my dad went he joined the fan card club when it started and went to most games when well ,he faught cancer for 17...

Ha I love that first comment about McCartney, pretty sure there were no armed convoys when he was stood up at the Glastonbury sign (a completely public part of a festival with 200,000 people) with one security guard, nor when he played the Co-Op...