Are there genuinely more scouse everton fans in liverpool than scouse liverpool fans ?

davids · January 13, 2015

ncblue said:
Me too!

For me that sums it up.

Foot Long Hot Dog · January 13, 2015

The kopites have more followers, as they've won more pots, we have more supporters as we're born not manufactured.

faddy the blue · January 13, 2015

Tell you what, I was in Liverpool for 3 days for the opening home game vs Arsenal game this season which we blew and throughout the town scouse Everton fans were all I say in Everton tops...before and after the game. Very limited red tops. There was an instant where I asked some lady about directions and she wasn't too pleased to respond seeing me in an Everton top whereas other people you run into straightaway make an Everton conversation. So I'd say definitely yeah, there are more Everton scousers!

Deleted member 24970 · January 13, 2015

Liverpool to Everton Globally is probably 80%-20% in their favour.
Liverpool to Everton in terms of wearing your Kit 80%-20% in their favour.
Liverpool to Everton in terms of being tossers 100% - 0% in their favour.

Hope this helps......

mglennon · January 13, 2015

Amazing how many citeh fans there in now .

Funny that

Donald Twain · January 13, 2015

You only need to go into any boozer when they're playing to know there's more of them than us in this city. Fact of life, most people are sheep and thick as two short planks.

Ihaters · January 13, 2015

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/news/articles/rightmove-news/youre-supposed-to-be-at-home

mrb85 · January 13, 2015

Ihaters said:
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/news/articles/rightmove-news/youre-supposed-to-be-at-home

The sampling methodology behind this particular survey is so flawed as to render its results unusable in all bar the broadest of terms ie it's probably true, as the survey concludes, that there are more RS in the city these days, but it cannot be taken seriously in respect of the actual difference in support levels.

DrEFC · January 13, 2015

I've been to analfield 3x in last 4 years, funny how them screffs can never manage to procure a ticket..

Toffeelover · January 13, 2015

BoysInBlue said:
Yes, it's 95/5 in our favour.

Our average attendance is 38000 and theirs is 44000, yet city centre hotel bookings & taxi takings quadruple when they're at home compared to when we're at home.

Their support is largely out of town/tourists (they like to use the word 'global' because it's makes them feel big time), which is why they have very few local links to the city. There is no 'Liverpool in the Community', or 'Red Chrimbo'. There's no local fan initiatives. Their owners are foreign, the marketing department & club CEO is based in London. It's why they weren't arsed about knocking down all those houses around Anfield, destroying the local community. They're basically a franchise, they could be based anywhere in the country.

Quite right, they are loads of trolls because they all think they need to be on the side of a so called winner.

Another answer would be look at Everton in the community, where are our neighbours supporting the community?

anton66 · January 13, 2015

It' at least 60/40% to the undateables but they do mostly look like this..

Kantareller · January 13, 2015

Everytime I've been to Liverpool I got the feeling that the city is more blue than red.

Chimpy Glassman · January 13, 2015

If I'm honest in response to the original question - there are probably more RS about. They do seem to have a pretty large fanbase.
Lord knows why. They are horrid.

Toffeelover · January 13, 2015

ToffeeDan said:
There are many who will follow the winning teams because their lives are in need of enrichment - in that lot's case they've been letting the worldwide fans down for decades. The clearances of the Everton area in the 60s and 70s sent loads of Blue families out to Skem and Kirkby etc - the subsequent relative success of that lot and our trophy drought means they will be bound to have more "so-called" fans in the past few decades - though I'd practically disown my lad if he wasn't a Blue. As far as match going fans are concerned (the word is SUPPORTER) easily more local Blues than Reds as the outsiders going to Goodison are very much in the minority whereas the town is full of foreigners and out-of-towners when that lot are playing (a large number of tickets are sold by season-ticket holders and scalpers who own several seats). Over here in the Wirral villages it is massively more Blues than Reds but I would say in Birkenhead itself a large proportion of Dark Siders. So - more of them professing to be Reds but more of us are true followers.

I was moved out to Kirkby at that time with the family, Southdene in fact. We are all blue. Used to go to the bus stop and get either the 44D or the 544 green LT buses none of your fancy Ribble or Crosville! before I got me own car.