Every Everton manager's greatest game

[neil999]

I was there mate stood on the KOP with a few thousand blues fans aged 12 -cheeky monkey!

I bet 12 year old joey was a very cheeky monkey

 

[Joey66]

I bet 12 year old joey was a very cheeky monkey

Not really quite reserved until i went through the turnstyle that Kop end scared the crap out of me our feet lifted off the floor as the swayed forwards 23 000 it held - great to see opposite a packed Blue anfield road end chanting Champions all through the 2nd half - could only get a Kop ticket with my older brother who I lost for 20 minutes in the crush!

 

[Abraders]

Just to be certain, an away win would be Unsworth's best win to date, I think we can agree.

But how many days are we saying he has had to prepare this time?

Not Monday, as he didn't have the job
Tuesday ok
Wednesday no travelling to the game
Thursday recovery
Friday ok training
Saturday ok

Can we expect a result after just three days of prep ? Seems a bit unfair

I think and hope we can get a win on sunday!

 

[Furey1878]

Just to be certain, an away win would be Unsworth's best win to date, I think we can agree.

But how many days are we saying he has had to prepare this time?

Not Monday, as he didn't have the job
Tuesday ok
Wednesday no travelling to the game
Thursday recovery
Friday ok training
Saturday ok

Can we expect a result after just three days of prep ? Seems a bit unfair

Fear not Orly my man, Everton are going to make sweet sensual love to Leicester this Sunday.

 

[Chewbacca]

Kendall - 4-1 against Sunderland in 85. First 3 goals on Goal of the Month. A classic "Don't make us angry" performance as the Makems scored in the first couple of minutes

Was Harvey in charge when Dunc showed Shearer how to play first game of the season?

 

[Kev The Rat]

Harvey in 1988 when Wayne Clarke ended the RS 29 match unbeaten run.

 

[orly]

Fear not Orly my man, Everton are going to make sweet sensual love to Leicester this Sunday.

Oh God, we will empty quickly and disappoint them???

 

[Bluebonic]

Yeah, but we were without doubt the best around by that point; brilliant as that night was, even at 1-0 down we knew we would come back and win - that smashing of Man U was when it first hit me we were the absolute top dogs again.

I agree 100% bud, but i would counter that with the fact that that particular night, was when i realised we would rule Europe for years. It did soemthing to me that night, made me think i was witnessing a team thta would eclipse the 62/63 side and the 69/70 side by smashing Europe to pieces. Then life as an Evertonian toodled along and webbed me in the knackers of course, but that night i dared to dream

 

[davmaher]

Not really quite reserved until i went through the turnstyle that Kop end scared the crap out of me our feet lifted off the floor as the swayed forwards 23 000 it held - great to see opposite a packed Blue anfield road end chanting Champions all through the 2nd half - could only get a Kop ticket with my older brother who I lost for 20 minutes in the crush!

I was in the Anfield Road end that day - also as a 12 year old. I remember reading the reports in the Echo on the Monday and Shankly claiming our first goal was an own goal as there was no way Joe Royle would ever beat Ron Yates in the air. A great day and fantastic atmosphere. God, I wish we could have some of that now.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Moyes: 3-0 over Liverpool
Martinez: 0-1 at OT
Koeman: 4-0 over City

 

[Kev The Rat]

Kendall mk III - 2-0 vs RS - Danny Cadamarteri game.

 

[Kev The Rat]

Kendall mk II - 3-0 at OT

 

[4737carlin]

Walter Smith - boring, can't be bothered!
Roberto Martinez - The 3-0 home victory against Arsenal when we played them off the pitch. I know we won away at Man Utd the same season but so did every one else (even Newcastle) which kinda takes the shine off it a bit.
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For me the win at Old Trafford was Martinez best moment

lol this is the era where i damn near switched off

As for Walter Smith, come on, 5 0 vs Sunderland on Boxing day, we did have a few good 4 0 wins and as for Anfield we still havent won there since. The Smith era was a low point for Everton but just staying up back then was a bonus, the club was a state thanks to Peter Johnson

 

[APN_EFC]

Martinez - vs Arsenal when Rom was on the right wing, and he looked like some sort of tactical genius!

 

[Darth Toffeeman]

Kendall - 3-1 v Bayern (lots to choose from)

Harvey - 3-2 v United (Nevin chip was ace)

Walker - 3-2 v Wimbledon

Royle - 4-1 v Spurs semi

Smith - 6-0 v West Ham (gave these a few good hammerings under Walter)

Moyes - 3-0 v Liverpool

Martinez - 0-2 v Wolfsburg (3-0 v Arsenal is equal to it but that was an excellent team performance. We went from the sublime to the ridiculous, often in the same game at time under Roberto)

Koeman - 4-0 v Man City. (The only memorable win imo.)