A depressed Evertonion

[ricardobee]

I'm feeling pretty upbeat right now : )

Could just be the bleach though!

ahh, the dizzying highs of bleach addiction.

It'll drive you round the bend.

 

[Gerard_Francis]

ahh, the dizzying highs of bleach addiction.

It'll drive you round the bend.

 

[John Lennon]

whats an Evertonion???

Evertonian!!!

Cheer up will you, who cares what they think, we've defied them for years now, when they said spurs will be a top 5 side

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

whats an Evertonion???

Am I the only one who knows about this? It involves a tattoo...

 

[best little spaniard]

Am I the only one who knows about this? It involves a tattoo...

Does it!!??

*runs to nearest tatoo parlour

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Does it!!??

Yup...although it's been quite a while since I heard the story from the unfortunate individual (could have been one of his mates too, can't remember).

You could sum it up like this:

80's
European trip
Lost in translation



Whether this thread title was referring to that story or was just the lack of sleep kicking in, I have no idea.

 

[bluebastardo]

I'm actually warming to the idea of watching the big 4 squirm a little.
As long as we look after our own affairs, then City and Spurs could actually do us a favour. We can sneak in through the back door if all goes to plan.

Apparantly Spurs have spent over £200 million in the last 5 transfer windows.

 

[Dylan]

Dont spend money, dont hype, dont build expectations.

Spurs - London club, spend loads, media favourite 'Arry as manager.

Citeh - Richest club in the world, spent 200million. They're just in the "in" story at the moment. When Arsenal spank em today, we'll see what they can do.

But Footy Focus was pretty much the Citeh Special today. Very disappointing.

Whoops!!!

 

[uknightbreed]

i still stand by my judgement that man city and spurs (any team thats trys to buy success in 1 season ) will fall flat on there faces.

its ok when the going is good , but once they lose a few matches im sure they will find it hard to cope with the dip in moral.

one thing everton have had (i hope we still do ) is bouncebackability.
if we take a bad loss we have usually come back fighting.
this comes from long term team building and learning from situations as a unit.

spurs and city will need a few solid seasons to get to our level in that respect.

 

[scottsblue]

i still stand by my judgement that man city and spurs (any team thats trys to buy success in 1 season ) will fall flat on there faces.

its ok when the going is good , but once they lose a few matches im sure they will find it hard to cope with the dip in moral.

one thing everton have had (i hope we still do ) is bouncebackability.
if we take a bad loss we have usually come back fighting.
this comes from long term team building and learning from situations as a unit.

spurs and city will need a few solid seasons to get to our level in that respect.

i think cahill coming back into the team has lead us up the league in the last 2 seasons, its just the added talent which billy should bring.

 

[Upper Sturry Sherbets]

i think he meant EvertonIAN.

Whichever way you look at it, I've said it before City can have all the money in the world and the fact remains they are, or for arguments sake, have been (until a few months ago), a mediocre middle ground side who's best years are far behind them who were good and successful for a short period eons ago but still, have not won a damn thing since 1976.

I'm half thinking that i wish them well with their endeavors, after that time they could do well with a trophy or two, let them and their support have a brief period of goodness and when the money dries up or the shieks bugger off then it's back to where they were two years ago, I won't mind too much if they do win the league, although I can't see it this year, I would much rather they won the title than other challengers I can think of.

Tottenham look a good outfit, and will always prove a handful at WHL, but they're far from the finished articule.

 

[scottsblue]

i think he meant EvertonIAN.

Whichever way you look at it, I've said it before City can have all the money in the world and the fact remains they are, or for arguments sake, have been (until a few months ago), a mediocre middle ground side who's best years are far behind them who were good and successful for a short period eons ago but still, have not won a damn thing since 1976.

I'm half thinking that i wish them well with their endeavors, after that time they could do well with a trophy or two, let them and their support have a brief period of goodness and when the money dries up or the shieks bugger off then it's back to where they were two years ago, I won't mind too much if they do win the league, although I can't see it this year, I would much rather they won the title than other challengers I can think of.

Tottenham look a good outfit, and will always prove a handful at WHL, but they're far from the finished articule.

i wish i had this optimism about man city, oh yeh the money may well dry up after a few seasons but by that time we can be knocked right back into obscuraty.... man city will still have millions of pounds worth of players when the money dry`s up also.

 

[stevedeblue]

Whatever i meant here right now is were the season starts no excuses . COYB

 

[Allezfan]

i wish i had this optimism about man city, oh yeh the money may well dry up after a few seasons but by that time we can be knocked right back into obscuraty.... man city will still have millions of pounds worth of players when the money dry`s up also.

They'll be on massive wages though. Look at Leeds or Newcastle for where that can go wrong.

 

[linglong]

They'll be on massive wages though. Look at Leeds or Newcastle for where that can go wrong.

In the time it took me to read your post citys owner probablly earned a couple of million quid..i dont think that anytime soon they are going to do a collapse like those 2 clubs far from it.