Derby Memories

[Groucho]

Gosling derby was BOSS. Pure pure boss.

Yes. It was.

 

[blaggerblue]

The sharp derby at Anfield...i was in the kop with a load of blues...wot a day

 

[SunKing]

My first derby, superb

 

[Groucho]

The sharp derby at Anfield...i was in the kop with a load of blues...wot a day

Yes. I'm not just on about Goodison games.

My first derby, superb

What a first derby to attend!!!!!

 

[Khalekan]

I recall with great fondness the Danny Cadamateri derby circa 1997.

 

[DanEFC92]

 

[rascal]

When Reina dropped the ball right on AJ's bonce in 06/07.

[video=youtube;exenUnMAZV8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exenUnMAZV8[/video]

 

[noharmdone]

1986 FA Cup Final.

Sorry Groucho.

 

[maccavennie]

4-4 fa cup game.
2-0 big Dunc starts his love affair with Everton
2-1 the Kanchelskis Derby
1-0 super Kevin Campbell
2-0 Bruce Grobbelaar trying to slap Steve McManaman everywhere hahaa
1-0 Carsley
3-0 AJ
2-0 best little Spaniard we know rasping 2nd.
1-0 Gosling

They are my memories of great Derbies, that and Cahill who just absolutely got what it was about

 

[BlueLlama]

Andy King snotting them to stop and giving me my first derby win

Sharpy's finest hour

Ratcliffe's shot that somehow beat that bandy legged racist cheat.:

[video=youtube;pgGfDzOMdrU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgGfDzOMdrU[/video]

Big Duncs first goal for us

oh and Sheeds giving them the Vs

 

[Shaun4658]

Exactly mate.

Before Shankly, Everton were superior. Howard balanced things a bit in the 80s. In fact, for all it's sh*teness, our 90s derby record is actually pretty decent.

It can't be like this forever, and getting over the inferiority complex is just one of the steps to Everton being great again.

This.

 

[daza_1973]

TC making it 2-0 and screaming f****** yes at the top of his voice (lip reader not required)... 1993 my first derby.

 

[Eggs]

......I can remember yard dog yeats leading them out in the 60s and they looked as horrible and common in that all red kit then as they do. There was a game at their place, I think it was in '64 when we were forced to play a few youngsters and won 4-0, but the game I recall was one in the mid-80s when we'd already secured the title. It was right at the end of the season and we didn't have a full side but we won in the manner which they usually do - they just seemed inferior and I think it was John Wark who missed a pen.

 

[evertony]

1977, Maine Road, 2-2....and Clive Thomas.

Still recall every single minute of it.

The Kevin Campbell one too, strangely. It was a massive lift for the Club at a difficult period.

 

[GoatJR]

the way they was winning and then we scored 2 goals and then the Suarez goal was not aloud that made my day