Everton vQPR

[Maltese Tony]

What sort of hassle did you have last night even today , the hassle started for me all through the afternoon as i wasnt at stanley park yesterday afternoon , from 3.40 until 6 i just turned my phone off , not only did i get it from red family ,but my sad son some how contact us from afganthstan last night telling me how great king kenny was , i went for a kebab during x crap last night and i got it from them , went to boot sale this morning and every arse was wearing a red shirt , to finish i had to endure my father in law telling me great kenny was , iam alone are we just born to suffer as everton fans

 

[Dom1878]

I had to come home and see Baines and Cahill only scoring 2 points on my FF team ffs.

 

[BigFred#9]

I share your frustration Tony .... the simple hard fact is that the people running EFC have allowed us to slip further and further behind the RS (even when they were cr*p we were cr*pper) to the point where LFC shirts/advertising/pub viewing and the like is totally dominating the city. Not to mention the pathetic media driven renaming of Dalglish's christian name. Put simply, for the "City of Liverpool" read "Liverpool Football Club".
I live close to a playing fields where loads of kids have their football training sessions and you are hard pushed to spot the kid in an Everton shirt in amongst the variety of red, black and now the pale blue shirts of the other lot. The fact that they have had the gall to design a third kit of blue is in itself an indication of how dominant they have become - could you imagine an Everton fan wanting to buy a shirt with red on it?.
To think that when I started out supporting the blues THEY were in the old 2nd Division! How times and fortunes have changed - forever I fear.
Next stop suicide! After all didn't someone once say that football was more important than life or death - and he was a red as well!
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keep on keepin the faith

 

[The Equaliser]

The f ers have been starting internet threads to laugh at us. It's testing my patience with the club to the absolute limit. Testing times indeed.

 

[Woolly Blue]

There are times when being a Wool is a good thing because it's not too hard to avoid the red sh*te fans.
Not looking forward to work though *sigh

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

There are times when being a Wool is a good thing because it's not too hard to avoid the red sh*te fans.
Not looking forward to work though *sigh

or next saturday given your location

 

[Woolly Blue]

or next saturday given your location

hahahaha - not many Blackburn fans round here thankfully.

I'd be there next w/e, but we're on holiday ... cunningly planned for a fortnight when we don't have any home premier league matches ( I don't think she even noticed ).

 

[Maltese Tony]

Sometimes i think us everton fans are born to suffer ,my oldest who turned red when he was 12 and even at 24 i still ask why what did i do wrong ,my youngest asked his mother to get him a reds ruck sack back for school , only my 15 year old lives the blues like me , he even told his red grandfather daglish is to old and carrol is a waste of money ,sometimes they make you proud , my wife asked us today why we just dont support another team .