Everton Fans take a bow

[local_blue]

Are you really local?

Yes,and I was there last night.

 

[Ashtonian]

That's rubbish, I have no beefs with you and have never had any altercations with you, it is purely based on this thread and your content.

And enough people saw the humour in it and decided not to argue the toss about what was originally said in humour.

I mean genuine question, why argue the toss about it? If someone else had made a loose reference no one would have batted an eye lid. So why argue the point so much when to be honest, there is no proof either way to say so?

To be honest there is a lot worse personally directed at posters that people laugh off. I seem to be a magnet for people to decide to wade in rather than see the lighter side of it. Maybe it's the font I use?

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

Yes,and I was there last night.

Yes, you were keeping your shop (local) in Royston Vasey.

 

[anton66]

Are you really local?

Apparently, he lives on the border? of Aintree and Fazakerley. You either live in one or the other.

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

Apparently, he lives on the border? of Aintree and Fazakerley. You either live in one or the other.

Now ay lad, he knows Nimrod St is Walton; don't you question his geography...

 

[Boss_Blue]

This thread is great.


@Ashtonian take a bow.

 

[Professor Toffee]

the article says they took a dog to the game and left it with random people.

the article does not mention they supported everton.

In fact not once does anyone praise anything everton related in that story?

It's journalism !

 

[Ashtonian]

It's journalism !

Just struck me the same as last season I think where the club looked after a young fan for the day and that was genuinely brilliant.

I finished reading thst and immediately thought, what did everton come into it? Lol

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

When ash was living in Walton he had a crop on the go and the deli mob burst in his house and stole his grow , he still has nightmares.

The deli mob
My god a fearsome reputation as I recall
Delamore streets fearsome name being used for a fancy butty shop

 

[anjelikaferrett]

Have any of you considered that taking the dog to the match was a better option than leaving it home alone for the time it takes to drive to and from Goodison and go the match. They may not have had anybody to feed it or walk it while they were away.

It's a nice story. Stop being mean to them, the drinkers, the dog and each other.

Go in peace....

 

[roydo]

Have any of you considered that taking the dog to the match was a better option than leaving it home alone for the time it takes to drive to and from Goodison and go the match. They may not have had anybody to feed it or walk it while they were away.

It's a nice story. Stop being mean to them, the drinkers, the dog and each other.

Go in peace....

I can get the taking it in the car bit. No different than taking one on holiday.

But then leaving it in the car for about 2 hours, in a city you dont know, strikes me as a bit weird.

Maybe their neighbours hate them.

 

[Seathestars]

Have any of you considered that taking the dog to the match was a better option than leaving it home alone for the time it takes to drive to and from Goodison and go the match. They may not have had anybody to feed it or walk it while they were away.

It's a nice story. Stop being mean to them, the drinkers, the dog and each other.

Go in peace....

 

[anjelikaferrett]

I can get the taking it in the car bit. No different than taking one on holiday.

But then leaving it in the car for about 2 hours, in a city you dont know, strikes me as a bit weird.

Maybe their neighbours hate them.

Note to Goodison: away fans Pets Corner for next season.

 

[anjelikaferrett]

I'm spreading the lurrrve. A little (poetic licence allowed) ray of sunshine amongst the gloom.

 

[DownOnTheUpside]

fair point,

there is also drug dealers that live in that area and all sorts. So for every lovely person there is a tit.

used to live round there and there was druggies and alcies one end and our neighbors were lovely

honestly drug dealers just supply an in demand product, if they go around with violence then that's the issue, not the drugs

either way legalisation is the answer