Come On You Toffees?

[Sharpys top lip]

COYTM.....


I like it!!!

 

[Columbia6]

I don't call them the Toffees myself, but the story of the Toffeelady was how I got my GF to support Everton

She had a limited enough interest until we signed Bily...she seems really impressed by him...

 

[TsarDiniyar]

Wow COYTM - a new era in everton acronyms

 

[micknick]

COYTM. Done.

 

[Whitebootman]

COYTM. I use the toffees sometimes when I talk about us, it's not that uncommon.

oh and, come on, ToffeeDan!

 

[Rugby Toffee]

I use Toffees quite often too , maybe it's an age thing?

 

[Whitebootman]

I use Toffees quite often too , maybe it's an age thing?

or a sweet tooth.

 

[ChicagoToffee]

COYTM. Done.

I have heard/used Toffees when referring to Everton - even made it's way over here.

COYTM is a bit too much like "coitus" - which may not be a bad thing to wish on us all.

 

[micknick]

I have heard/used Toffees when referring to Everton - even made it's way over here.

COYTM is a bit too much like "coitus" - which may not be a bad thing to wish on us all.

You lost me at coitus.

 

[Goat]

You had me at The Lisbon Mick.

 

[Hayee]

Does this thread have a purpose?

 

[Goat]

Do any of Ghosts?

 

[Upper Sturry Sherbets]

yes it has a purpose, as the club are the Toffees, always have been, always will.

For the uneducated, this came about from a sweet shop called Old Mother Knobletts I think, close to the ground, that sold merchandise on match days, and so it went from there.

I like Toffees as a nickname, what I can't stomach is the half-wit hacks who come up with the crap headlines whenever times are bad.

"Everton go through a sticky patch"

"Blues can't defend for Toffee"

"defense unwrapped by john Smith"

"Moyes chews over another defeat"

etc etc.

It can have it's drawbacks.