Blues Outsinging Opposition Supporters

[kev101]

 

[4737carlin]

Brilliant today, without the help from this group of Evertonians we never would of won today.

 

[chicoazul]

Brilliant today, without the help from this group of Evertonians we never would of won today.

Agreed. A new dawn is born.

 

[BigDunc'sFod]

The campaign worked.

A bit of singing and they all showed their manhood today, standing up firmly against the opposition. Even the ever tumescent Salmon off the bench showed he could move his ample girth after Lampard pulled Richarlison off.

Marvellous stuff.

He played well like but I don't think even he would have expected this happy of an ending

 

[scratchnsurf]

is it just me that is curious as to what that woman has seen in that pic

Probably Azul's fingers.

 

[Littlesue]

He played well like but I don't think even he would have expected this happy of an ending

As I snuggle down between the bed sheets I will have that picture in my mind

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Can we now put to bed this idea that crowd negativity (or indeed positivity, in the case of yesterday’s match) doesn’t have an impact on our players?

"When the crowd got behind them they looked like a great team.” Dan James told LUTV.

Dan James makes admission about Everton crowd during win over Leeds

Leeds star Dan James admitted his side 'weren't at the races' against the Toffees and noted impact of Everton fans

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

 

[blue_aussie05]

is it just me that is curious as to what that woman has seen in that pic

I think the fella next to her has just dropped his guts

 

[PhilM]

The crowd was great yesterday. I actually felt before the game that it felt awkward and nervy around the ground, but from the outset it was a cauldron.

 

[Doctor Blue]

I have no idea if it is scientificly possibly to measure how much influence a crowd has on individual players performances, or the team as a whole, they are full time professional's after all. However, it is a simple fact is it not, that a happy work environment brings the best out in everyone and can therefore increase productivity. What I think is a trueism is that every artist feeds on his (or her) need to have their work appreciated and I think that outsinging the opposition is where this whole thing might just come into play. At the end of the day it boils down to this, (as a famous Holywood gladiator said) 'Are you not entertained?' if the answer is yes, then case in point, Richy chacing down a lost cause that led to that corner, and Seamus seemingly able to move like 'the flash' to connect to that ball that led to the first goal. ?

 

[coollino]

The crowd was great yesterday. I actually felt before the game that it felt awkward and nervy around the ground, but from the outset it was a cauldron.

all thanks to grassroots movements such as this

 

[chicoazul]

all thanks to grassroots movements such as this

I feel we can credit this brave new grassroots group for saving Everton from relegation. Three cheers for the guys.

 

[wellillwill]

I actually boo myself

 

[BigDunc'sFod]

I feel we can credit this brave new grassroots group for saving Everton from relegation. Three cheers for the guys.

Three cheers for Ramirez

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Just wait we need, another bunch of try hards.

Better than a huge bunch of boo hards