Match Thread Everton v Bournemouth - Preview, Match Report and MotM Poll

[Dixieslaces]

God Love him!

He could save us!
This will also be me up til 6.45 on Sunday!

 

[Furey1878]

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We're talking football
The men of St Domingo
We're playing football
Michael Keane and Mykolenko
Neal Maupay grotesquely controlling the ball
Tom Davies and his knack of doing eff all
We're talking Moshiri, Kenwright making the calls

 

[bullybeef]

Maupay with a Gareth Farrely.

Just so everyone has to be somewhat thankful to him forever

That’s what I said.
You know it’s gonna happen. If it’s not him it’ll be someone else crap like Mick Kegger or Willy Wonka Davies

 

[bullybeef]

Heard a firework display is being planned for the hotel the night before the game, that should slow them down

Never mind fireworks… a full on Bomb scare and fire on the bus Ala Wimbledon in the 90’s.

Even the self acclaimed crazy gang couldn’t handle it… well Segers couldn’t handle the ball as well as the alleged bung he received!

 

[peteblue]

No one got the minerals or footwork to do it pal. I’m undisputed.

Bournemouth to whip our sorry ass for a third time this season and Tom Davies to smirk from Kenwight’s seat as Steven Gerrard sweetly sings Time To Say Goodbye on the microphone from the roof of the Gwladys, please universe.

Hahahaha….never change Chico……

 

[Will Dance For Chocolate]

That’s great but you do have a capacity of about 11k with no other big teams around geographically

I like Bournemouth though so I’m just being pedantic, much happier seeing Southampton going down than you, their fans were grim

Find us a suitable plot of land in the Bournemouth area and we'll build a new stadium. It's all residential and holidaymaker land so there are no former industrial brownfield sites to build on. No cheap land. Nothing available. Look how long it took Brighton to find a place for their stadium. As it happens, a solution of sorts has been found but it's a real domino rally of this needs to be built, that land swap needs to take place, then that needs to be bought and then approval needs to be given there, and so on. The second domino is currently falling with the new training complex being built. Once that is complete we can then move the training grounds from next to Dean Court and start the land swap and the new stadium will then come up against the local opposition as we try to get planning permission.

So, it's happening. Sometimes these things take many years rather than months. Since your new stadium project started in the mid 90s I guess you can understand that, and I suspect land is easier to come by up there than down here. Although that's a presumption and I could be wrong. Still, at least you didn't buy a bunch of people's homes and run them down so you could expand your current stadium, which is a nasty thing to do.

 

[Shibbywiggles]

Find us a suitable plot of land in the Bournemouth area and we'll build a new stadium. It's all residential and holidaymaker land so there are no former industrial brownfield sites to build on. No cheap land. Nothing available. Look how long it took Brighton to find a place for their stadium. As it happens, a solution of sorts has been found but it's a real domino rally of this needs to be built, that land swap needs to take place, then that needs to be bought and then approval needs to be given there, and so on. The second domino is currently falling with the new training complex being built. Once that is complete we can then move the training grounds from next to Dean Court and start the land swap and the new stadium will then come up against the local opposition as we try to get planning permission.

So, it's happening. Sometimes these things take many years rather than months. Since your new stadium project started in the mid 90s I guess you can understand that, and I suspect land is easier to come by up there than down here. Although that's a presumption and I could be wrong. Still, at least you didn't buy a bunch of people's homes and run them down so you could expand your current stadium, which is a nasty thing to do.

Yeah fair play mate, you look to be being run the right way and that’s exciting if you’re getting close to a bigger stadium

Don’t ever compare to our board as a model for success or ‘how long things take’ though - we’re an absolute clown show and have been since the mid 90s, we were just bailed out by Moyes making very good cheap signings

I like your last sentence, spot on

 

[sdk]

Some one will get injured in training.

That's right, I forgot about Yerry.

 

[edge]

Never mind fireworks… a full on Bomb scare and fire on the bus Ala Wimbledon in the 90’s.

Even the self acclaimed crazy gang couldn’t handle it… well Segers couldn’t handle the ball as well as the alleged bung he received!

Leave them alone,
Have we ever done the fireworks thing and got a good result.?
Let then treat it as a day out at the end of the season, no need to wind them up.

 

[davies1878]

Leave them alone,
Have we ever done the fireworks thing and got a good result.?
Let then treat it as a day out at the end of the season, no need to wind them up.

Southampton home lol

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Bournemouth only took 1/2 their allocation.
Nobody at the club think to stick them upstairs?

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Find us a suitable plot of land in the Bournemouth area and we'll build a new stadium. It's all residential and holidaymaker land so there are no former industrial brownfield sites to build on. No cheap land. Nothing available. Look how long it took Brighton to find a place for their stadium. As it happens, a solution of sorts has been found but it's a real domino rally of this needs to be built, that land swap needs to take place, then that needs to be bought and then approval needs to be given there, and so on. The second domino is currently falling with the new training complex being built. Once that is complete we can then move the training grounds from next to Dean Court and start the land swap and the new stadium will then come up against the local opposition as we try to get planning permission.

So, it's happening. Sometimes these things take many years rather than months. Since your new stadium project started in the mid 90s I guess you can understand that, and I suspect land is easier to come by up there than down here. Although that's a presumption and I could be wrong. Still, at least you didn't buy a bunch of people's homes and run them down so you could expand your current stadium, which is a nasty thing to do.

You had suitable before you turned your ground 90°

 

[Yarrgh]

Get stuck into these Everton, they're sh..e.

 

[Andy King’s volley]

1-1 …
Ex RS Solanke opens the scoring in the 23rd minute … Onana header against the bar , 41st minute .
Mepham own goal 66th minute .
Desperately trying for a winner but doesn’t materialise .
Leeds win 2-1 as do Leicester but Newcastle smash the sly foxes 3-1 tonight .

 

[Stuartisitc1878]

I bloody hate Bournemouth. They're one of those teams that always seem to have our number.