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I have a feeling that in 5 to 10 years, when we achieve world domination, this thread will be our only proof of not being glory hunters 


I have a feeling that in 5 to 10 years, when we achieve world domination, this thread will be our only proof of not being glory hunters![]()
Excellent point mate! I know loads of 'Evertonians' who only ever want a ticket if we are in a semi or a final. Otherwise, they can never be bothered! Plus, in all fairness, i am a blue because my dad would have drowned me had i declared myself to be anything other! He is an absolute rabid blue, 84 in May and only stopped going to every single away match last season! Yet he is from DunLaoghaire near Dublin originally! I am always impressed by that Rick Wee guy who decided to support us in a land where only famous teams are followed! Ditto with our blues from the States!If we want to be a big club then we have to accept that people from all around the world will want to support us
Rather than push against it, we should embrace it
I do harbour worries that Foreign and WOOL fans might start to get a bit of a backlash in the upcoming years, especially if we start winning stuff again
At the end of the day, if you love the club and you put time and money into following them, then it shouldn't matter where you come from. I say this as an out of towner so my view will be skewed somewhat of course, but it's how I feel
As @chicoazul once said to me in person, "If you get Everton, then you get Everton, no matter where you come from"
Excellent point mate! I know loads of 'Evertonians' who only ever want a ticket if we are in a semi or a final. Otherwise, they can never be bothered! Plus, in all fairness, i am a blue because my dad would have drowned me had i declared myself to be anything other! He is an absolute rabid blue, 84 in May and only stopped going to every single away match last season! Yet he is from DunLaoghaire near Dublin originally! I am always impressed by that Rick Wee guy who decided to support us in a land where only famous teams are followed! Ditto with our blues from the States!
What I wouldn't like to see is a scenario that my nephew (a red nose) suffered at the pit a few years ago! He was criticising one of of the Liverpool players when a scandinavian guy, turned around and said why dont you shut up! If you cant support them dont come to the game you scouse c**t! There are parts of the ground there where Scousers are almost seen as outsiders and that is so wrong! I am delighted to say that my nephew volleyed said scandinavian all over the stand and got arrested and cautioned.
I will just point at this account and say it was created back when we were pushing for Top 10 under the evil reign of Martinez
Proof enough if I dare say so myself
Coming from Durham, it's not only like I come from another country, but when I travel through Blackhall, Hartlepool and Easington, it's like I come from another time...If we want to be a big club then we have to accept that people from all around the world will want to support us
Rather than push against it, we should embrace it
I do harbour worries that Foreign and WOOL fans might start to get a bit of a backlash in the upcoming years, especially if we start winning stuff again
At the end of the day, if you love the club and you put time and money into following them, then it shouldn't matter where you come from. I say this as an out of towner so my view will be skewed somewhat of course, but it's how I feel
As @chicoazul once said to me in person, "If you get Everton, then you get Everton, no matter where you come from" (I'm paraphrasing slightly, but this has always stuck with me)
Coming from Durham, it's not only like I come from another country, but when I travel through Blackhall, Hartlepool and Easington, it's like I come from another time...
To be denied as a proper dyed in the wool (pun massively intended) Evertonian would be a massive disappointment for me if I knew people perceived me in that way.
I've spent around £2,000 on this club in one way or another in the last three years or so...
Excellent point mate! I know loads of 'Evertonians' who only ever want a ticket if we are in a semi or a final. Otherwise, they can never be bothered! Plus, in all fairness, i am a blue because my dad would have drowned me had i declared myself to be anything other! He is an absolute rabid blue, 84 in May and only stopped going to every single away match last season! Yet he is from DunLaoghaire near Dublin originally! I am always impressed by that Rick Wee guy who decided to support us in a land where only famous teams are followed! Ditto with our blues from the States!
What I wouldn't like to see is a scenario that my nephew (a red nose) suffered at the pit a few years ago! He was criticising one of of the Liverpool players when a scandinavian guy, turned around and said why dont you shut up! If you cant support them dont come to the game you scouse c**t! There are parts of the ground there where Scousers are almost seen as outsiders and that is so wrong! I am delighted to say that my nephew volleyed said scandinavian all over the stand and got arrested and cautioned.
Mike Walker!Well yeah, if anyone ever wants to accuse me of being a glory hunter, I'll simply reply with two words, "Walter, Smith"
And if I happen to be holding a microphone at the time I'll make a show of dropping it before striding off
Or you can just point at your white hair or shaky hands, fratele FlorinI will just point at this account and say it was created back when we were pushing for Top 10 under the evil reign of Martinez

Apologies in advance for bringing this topic here today, but I've been wanting to talk about this for while with my fellows on this forum.
Everton FC are like my family. I was born in the Czech Republic and I still live here. Still I grew up watching our games, playing computer football games as only EFC, always went training with my Everton kit in my local football club here. I love hearing, reading and talking about long stories about the history of the club, the battles, the social issues, the culture of Merseyside and Everton position in it, the greats. I try to meet with other our fans here in my country, to watch games together, to take a trip to watch us in England once in a while.
And now I have a felling, that if you love watching the game and love watching Everton, great, but it becomes a problem when you go against that history and think you as an overseas adopted fan have equal entitlement as the families who have been going to the match for the last fifty, even hundred years, equal weight and importance as the kids growing up around Goodison. I always feel bad when I see our fans laughing at LFC fans that they are plastic, Norwegians, etc.
So I wonder, what is your real view on foreign Everton fans? Do you see foreign Evertonians as one of us or do you see them as an other type of Everton fans? Do you see them as a positive or negative for the whole club? Thanks for your opinions.
If we want to be a big club then we have to accept that people from all around the world will want to support us
Rather than push against it, we should embrace it
I do harbour worries that Foreign and WOOL fans might start to get a bit of a backlash in the upcoming years, especially if we start winning stuff again
At the end of the day, if you love the club and you put time and money into following them, then it shouldn't matter where you come from. I say this as an out of towner so my view will be skewed somewhat of course, but it's how I feel
Just as long as half and half scarves are never ever deemed acceptable at an Everton game
As @chicoazul once said to me in person, "If you get Everton, then you get Everton, no matter where you come from" (I'm paraphrasing slightly, but this has always stuck with me)
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