10 most seismic Everton matches.

[Gladystweet]

Are you implying he didn’t

Perish the thought.

 

[Papa Shango]

Bristol City in the 1995 cup run.

We got absolutely battered that day, awful performance but had one shot late on by Matt Jackson and scored from it.

Our name was on the cup from that moment. Was a weird cup run that, I never once doubted that we were going to win it.

 

[Geoff Nulty]

Home and away vs Carlisle 74/75. Sheffield United at home, same season. Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final in 1977. Manchester United in the 85 final. Liverpool in the 86 final.
This thread's a riot.

 

[ijjysmith]

Everton 1 United 0 to basically clinch 4th after Dunc’s goal should have been huge.

 

[Gladystweet]

Utd 0. Oviedo 1. Seismic, and so so satisfying on so many levels.

 

[Eggs]

Are you suggesting Honest Brucie threw a few in..........?

..I don’t think it was just Bruce. Dalglish resigned shortly after if I remember.

 

[Gladystweet]

..I don’t think it was just Bruce. Dalglish resigned shortly after if I remember.

Right after. He wasn't there for the second replay.

 

[Toast]

..I don’t think it was just Bruce. Dalglish resigned shortly after if I remember.

I was at the game, and the fact it was possibly fixed has never crossed my mind.
I will have to watch this again, and will be furious if this now looks blindingly obvious.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Villareal
West ham semi
Brain hamilton derby
Fiorentina
Man utd final 85
Two finals v the rs
League cup final v villa
Stoke 84
Heysel

 

[Eggs]

I was at the game, and the fact it was possibly fixed has never crossed my mind.
I will have to watch this again, and will be furious if this now looks blindingly obvious.

..I did ask the mods permission before providing this insight. I was told by a great Evertonian who was in the corporate areas immediately after the game. No Everton players were apparently involved.

 

[Professor Toffee]

Everton 2 Arsenal 1 Rooooooooooney

 

[tommytowne]

..I don’t think it was just Bruce. Dalglish resigned shortly after if I remember.

1991 wasn't it?
The first Gulf War was well under way and dominating the news, wall to wall coverage, pre Sky don't forget.
Headlines the following morning on TV and radio, you know what's coming......Shock waves in the world of football as Kenny Dalglish leaves Liverpool.
It's not a new phenomenon, the love in with all things RS.

 

[ianefc]

Utd 0. Oviedo 1. Seismic, and so so satisfying on so many levels.

Yep, it was nice getting one over on Moyes, would've been even nicer if UTD were good that season. WBA doing under Steve Clarke the week before knocks a bit of shine off it for me.

 

[Eggs]

1991 wasn't it?
The first Gulf War was well under way and dominating the news, wall to wall coverage, pre Sky don't forget.
Headlines the following morning on TV and radio, you know what's coming......Shock waves in the world of football as Kenny Dalglish leaves Liverpool.
It's not a new phenomenon, the love in with all things RS.

..it’s ironic their fans often say we benefited from the Wimbledon game but they would’ve been relegated if this was proven.

 

[Toast]

..I did ask the mods permission before providing this insight. I was told by a great Evertonian who was in the corporate areas immediately after the game. No Everton players were apparently involved.

Ta mate.
Mind blown.