spectateur
Player Valuation: £30m
Well, remember when they were taken over. They were considered to be "an interesting brand".
What else can be expected.
ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3
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What else can be expected.
Onwards Evertonians
Player Valuation: £8m
Don't know why nobody stopped THEM you gimp, they were forming queues.
magicjuan
Player Valuation: £60m
That's reminded me of an old programme feature with the players, Southall was asked what job he'd like if he wasn't a footballer, he replied 'mersey tunnel booth operator', at the time there was a huge fraud going on involving hundreds of thousands of pounds, stashed under beds, boats bought etc
Bit savvy was our Nev.
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £80m
20 pences add up over time.
allezlesbleus
Player Valuation: £35m
Liverpool and Everton fan rivalry moving further and further from ‘friendly’ — The Independent
The summer of statues took another depressing turn outside Goodison Park. Pictures on social media showed a red flare burning on the effigy of William Ralph Dean. The act of vandalism and disrespect towards the Everton icon is another dispiriting low in the deteriorating relationship between...
magicjuan
Player Valuation: £60m
An article by well-known Reds fan Tony Evans in the Independent.
Liverpool and Everton fan rivalry moving further and further from ‘friendly’ — The Independent
The summer of statues took another depressing turn outside Goodison Park. Pictures on social media showed a red flare burning on the effigy of William Ralph Dean. The act of vandalism and disrespect towards the Everton icon is another dispiriting low in the deteriorating relationship between...apple.news
I was going to highlight the deliberate errors, digs, plays on words in that mess of a piece, but I'm 56 so won't have time.
Absolute nonsense journalism.
jaycee
Player Valuation: £60m
Absolute bellend that Evans,still managed to get a dig in at Everton,cockwombleAn article by well-known Reds fan Tony Evans in the Independent.Liverpool and Everton fan rivalry moving further and further from ‘friendly’ — The Independent
The summer of statues took another depressing turn outside Goodison Park. Pictures on social media showed a red flare burning on the effigy of William Ralph Dean. The act of vandalism and disrespect towards the Everton icon is another dispiriting low in the deteriorating relationship between...
PaulPowersTash
Player Valuation: £15m
One of my distant relatives on the wife's side was involved with it and did time for it.
Tens of thousands of pounds was involved - which was serious money then.
They had been at it for years.
allezlesbleus
Player Valuation: £35m
@magicjuan
@jaycee
Spat my coffee out at first then just shrugged. Typical RS.
Think I may still send off a letter to his editor if that still happens these days!!!
@jaycee
Spat my coffee out at first then just shrugged. Typical RS.
Think I may still send off a letter to his editor if that still happens these days!!!
jaycee
Player Valuation: £60m
Add some bullets for effect
allezlesbleus
Player Valuation: £35m
The article is a bit long and in fairness he is critical of recent events defacing Dean’s statue.
But the section which catches the eye is this:
“It is understandable that Everton's lack of success in the past 25 years might have caused some hearts to harden towards their more successful neighbours. A small but unpleasant minority have come to blame the Heysel Stadium disaster - where 39 mainly Italian supporters died as a result of disorder by Liverpool fans at the 1985 European Cup final against Juventus - for their club falling on hard times. Everton were punished unfairly by the subsequent ban on English clubs competing in Europe but to attribute their decline to the tragedy does not make sense.”
But the section which catches the eye is this:
“It is understandable that Everton's lack of success in the past 25 years might have caused some hearts to harden towards their more successful neighbours. A small but unpleasant minority have come to blame the Heysel Stadium disaster - where 39 mainly Italian supporters died as a result of disorder by Liverpool fans at the 1985 European Cup final against Juventus - for their club falling on hard times. Everton were punished unfairly by the subsequent ban on English clubs competing in Europe but to attribute their decline to the tragedy does not make sense.”
PaulPowersTash
Player Valuation: £15m
An article by well-known Reds fan Tony Evans in the Independent.Liverpool and Everton fan rivalry moving further and further from ‘friendly’ — The Independent
The summer of statues took another depressing turn outside Goodison Park. Pictures on social media showed a red flare burning on the effigy of William Ralph Dean. The act of vandalism and disrespect towards the Everton icon is another dispiriting low in the deteriorating relationship between...
I wouldn't be surprised if he was lurker on this very forum (hello Tony!)
and has picked up the sentiment of how you guys are feeling about Liverpool
these days. It makes for lazy journalism and an easy article / story.
It happens all of the time on Bluemoon (City Forum). A thread kicks off about
something and lo and behold a couple of days later an article in a national
newspaper appears about the exact same subject and contents.
As I say lazy, easy and very predictable. But that is Tony in a nutshell...
Disgruntledgoat
Player Valuation: £50m
I take consolation from the fact that, from personal experience, he'll have got a paid a sum best described as "derisory"
*disorder - as in cold blooded mass murder.... they will be forever in denial and the media machine will protect them.