When we had the shutdown of the season when the pandemic first hit I thoroughly enjoyed my time away from football. I always love the 3month break then you get the transfer window and the season starts again and all the false hopes start again. But the break is the best time of the year for me.
I do mate, walking in beautiful parts of our island, a bit of cycling, golf, a bit of travel, good wine and generally trying to enjoy life. Everton are the Bain of my life but I still love them as you do my friend.
I do mate, I take great pride in being a blue, even now despite all that comes our way. It would be nice - for those I like and love as much as more than me - to see a period of prolonged competence from Everton and the positive impact it would bring to everyone’s lives. It genuinely hurts me to see the older blues, this staunch ones I look up to and drink with after the game with recognise an Everton they once loved.
30 odd years is a great innings for a dog tbf .
Exactly, the world deserves to hearmore about this wunderhound!
I was hopeful 'till yesterday. I even posted on here believing that a nasty Goodison for the away side would get us over the line. But having sat through that match yesterday I really can't see it anymore. The incidents with Hwang said it all, giving Wolves the ball back every time he went down, the linesman was stood in front of us clearly telling Gordon to put the throw out of play for a goal kick on the last occasion it happened and the young lad listened to him. If you have enough quality you can get through with fight and if you have enough fight there's a chance of picking up enough points with less quality, sadly this team has a shocking absence of both.
k’off Dido
Mate, this Club has been part of my blood since I was 4. When Shamrock Rovers were relegated and nearly went bust I was really down. Thankfully we came straight back and have now won 4 premier league titles since 2010.
