New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group

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Brisan123 said:
Based on your posting history
Oh and keep your credentials hidden , there’s a few women on this forum 😂
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Mate, I was there in the Gwladys for the Wimbeldon game, me and my Dad.

I was there in the Gwladys when Rooney scored the pearler against Arsenal. I was also there in the Main Stand when he scored the goal from over the halfway line against West Ham.

I was there for Tarkys equaliser against them, I was also there for our 2-0 victory when Jarad scored and so did Dom.

I was there for the Chelsea game when Pickford made that save. I was outside finch farm seeing the players off when we went to Watford away. I used to stand outside the Winslow everytime I went the game with a few beers. I bought flares and was in the mixer for every bus welcome we did at Goodison. I was also there for the Palace game, sitting right above their fans.

I am a third generation Evertonian, with my Grandad still going in his 90’s until he passed away of covid. We played z cars when his coffin was carried in and I still have a blue rose from his funeral flowers which I kept in silica gel to remind me of him.

I have been the test event vs Bolton and more recently to Village Street during the cup. I am actually named after an Everton player, my Dads favourite.

Please don’t question me again, you will look very foolish.
 
GrandOldTeam said:
Everton have signed nine players at a net cost of £97m (based on initial fees), their highest net outlay in a summer transfer window and more than they had spent over the previous seven seasons combined (£71m).

The figure of £97m far surpasses any season in the club's Premier League history, with the potential for further arrivals in the January window.

www.bbc.co.uk

Everton's biggest net spend - how they are turning fortunes around

BBC Sport explores Everton's record spending in the summer window and how the new arrivals have helped them make an impressive start to the season.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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It's nice to see a positive view of the club somewhere for a change. Most outlets still have us down for a relegation fight in their articles.
 
Bez2k2k said:
Mate, I was there in the Gwladys for the Wimbeldon game, me and my Dad.

I was there in the Gwladys when Rooney scored the pearler against Arsenal. I was also there in the Main Stand when he scored the goal from over the halfway line against West Ham.

I was there for Tarkys equaliser against them, I was also there for our 2-0 victory when Jarad scored and so did Dom.

I was there for the Chelsea game when Pickford made that save. I was outside finch farm seeing the players off when we went to Watford away. I used to stand outside the Winslow everytime I went the game with a few beers. I bought flares and was in the mixer for every bus welcome we did at Goodison. I was also there for the Palace game, sitting right above their fans.

I am a third generation Evertonian, with my Grandad still going in his 90’s until he passed away of covid. We played z cars when his coffin was carried in and I still have a blue rose from his funeral flowers which I kept in silica gel to remind me of him.

I have been the test event vs Bolton and more recently to Village Street during the cup. I am actually named after an Everton player, my Dads favourite.

Please don’t question me again, you will look very foolish.
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There's a weird little crew of posters on here that have decided what is and isn't acceptable to post and if you deviate from it call you a kopite. It's sad, and not very clever, but that's what they do. They'll probably put a dog sniffing gif up at some point as well, it's as tedious as it is predictable. Just pop them on ignore and you'll feel a lot better.
 
windymiller said:
There's a weird little crew of posters on here that have decided what is and isn't acceptable to post and if you deviate from it call you a kopite. It's sad, and not very clever, but that's what they do. They'll probably put a dog sniffing gif up at some point as well, it's as tedious as it is predictable. Just pop them on ignore and you'll feel a lot better.
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Very strange behaviour. I’ve been posting on this site for years now. To have no mark called me a kopite is strange to me. Took my little boy on the tour of Goodison just before the season finished but apparently I’m a red. The good news is, I support my local team, passed down 3 generations, someone from Dublin calling me a kopite is laughable.

As you say no doubt the fishing reel comes out now and a wheyyyy I’ve caught a big one here. Pathetic to be honest.
 
Bez2k2k said:
Mate, I was there in the Gwladys for the Wimbeldon game, me and my Dad.

I was there in the Gwladys when Rooney scored the pearler against Arsenal. I was also there in the Main Stand when he scored the goal from over the halfway line against West Ham.

I was there for Tarkys equaliser against them, I was also there for our 2-0 victory when Jarad scored and so did Dom.

I was there for the Chelsea game when Pickford made that save. I was outside finch farm seeing the players off when we went to Watford away. I used to stand outside the Winslow everytime I went the game with a few beers. I bought flares and was in the mixer for every bus welcome we did at Goodison. I was also there for the Palace game, sitting right above their fans.

I am a third generation Evertonian, with my Grandad still going in his 90’s until he passed away of covid. We played z cars when his coffin was carried in and I still have a blue rose from his funeral flowers which I kept in silica gel to remind me of him.

I have been the test event vs Bolton and more recently to Village Street during the cup. I am actually named after an Everton player, my Dads favourite.

Please don’t question me again, you will look very foolish.
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But were you there for Just Stop Oil and the world’s biggest bolt croppers or the bogey in the hair incident?
 


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