Start a campaign to WEAR BLUE !

[peteblue]

It's deffo red.

Lime red?, can't see it really.....

 

[Tubey]

 

[nikom court]

theres nothing more cringeworthy than some 40 something lardarse crammed into a skintight football shirt,
and seeing as a fair proportion of our fans fall into the above catorgory,for that reason iam out.

 

[Pat's Van]

theres nothing more cringeworthy than some 40 something lardarse crammed into a skintight football shirt

soz mate, was the biggest size they had. the girl said it was supposed to be "slim fit"

 

[kev101]

theres nothing more cringeworthy than some 40 something lardarse crammed into a skintight football shirt,
and seeing as a fair proportion of our fans fall into the above catorgory,for that reason iam out.

Who said it had to be a footie top?

 

[kev101]

Ultimately though, if you don't like the idea, don't do it... just don't ridicule those who do.

 

[nikom court]

Ultimately though, if you don't like the idea, don't do it... just don't ridicule those who do.

they get ridiculed because they look rediculous,its they same as middle age obese people wearing trackies and other sportswear,its just not good form.

 

[WA Toffee]

Real Blues don't do blue. Hate grounds like Anfield and Carrow Rd where all the f**ers wear their colours (all the scarves at Anfield has got to be the worst sight in football). Real Blues go for class and subtly - a small insignia, tatoo, badge, etc that is instantly recognisable only by fellow Blues.

You didn't just put those two words in the same sentence did you? :blink:

 

[Rupert's Tower]

In terms of showing passion, we are absolutely unparalleled.

We are angry. We turn up angry. We are angry throughout the game. And, apart from when we score a boss late goal, we usually leave angry too.

I'd rather that than scarfholdingcrowdmosaicfullkitw*nkers.

COYB, [Poor language removed] off Shawcross.

I'm afraid to say that's nonsense, no offence. Goodison is like a library a lot of the time, even worse when it's an 12pm kickoff. The only time Goodison is noisy is big matches under the lights or when we think a ref has been giving loads of crap decisions against us

 

[The Hibbert Agenda]

Real Blues don't do blue. Hate grounds like Anfield and Carrow Rd where all the f**ers wear their colours (all the scarves at Anfield has got to be the worst sight in football). Real Blues go for class and subtly - a small insignia, tatoo, badge, etc that is instantly recognisable only by fellow Blues.

look at these phony b*st*ards all wearing their team colours...

THIS here is passion though...

Some real insecurity here
You don't wanna do it then don't, but why put down others that will enjoy it...

 

[BadWool76]

Anyone else like to see the ground full of supporters wearing blue?
Not black, not grey, but BLUE.

You should be banned for posting this. Wearing a football top after the age of 14 should be a hanging offence, nothing quite as cringeworthy as seeing a grown man with an Everton top on.

 

[Ratkiller]

I'm afraid to say that's nonsense, no offence. Goodison is like a library a lot of the time, even worse when it's an 12pm kickoff. The only time Goodison is noisy is big matches under the lights or when we think a ref has been giving loads of crap decisions against us

That could all change though.

If we all start wearing blue.

 

[Pat's Van]

You should be banned for posting this. Wearing a football top after the age of 14 should be a hanging offence, nothing quite as cringeworthy as seeing a grown man with an Everton top on.

so you either think the club should start buying really young players, or the team should just play bare chested

 

[Moomin]

so you either think the club should start buying really young players, or the team should just play bare chested

We could target the female and gay market with this style of shirt, not sure the players would be happy getting a massive tattoo of the sponsor on the front and number on the back.

 

[scam]

You should be banned for posting this. Wearing a football top after the age of 14 should be a hanging offence, nothing quite as cringeworthy as seeing a grown man with an Everton top on.

There's some right miserable so and so's on this forum. Football tops were never mentioned. Is it too much trouble to put something BLUE on, rather than the mass of black and grey that is usually prominent?
I don't even see many scarves or caps. What's wrong anyway, if some geezer wants to wear his team shirt?
He might be fat or older than you but he's out to enjoy himself on match day. Where's the harm?