Sunk in yet?

[steevie]

I was lucky to witness the glory days of the 80's but still felt amazing when Jagielka's penalty flew past Ben Foster. We have different generations of Evertonians and it is unfair to pass judgement on the younger blues who are the bloodstock of the clubs support for the future and will produce offsprings of further support. We should all be allowed rejoice in success regardless of age, we cant help when we where born afterall.

 

[Royal Blue Jersey]

That's fine, if football is your life it doesn't worry me at all

decent.
dont bother commenting next time

 

[Bundy]

decent.
dont bother commenting next time

LOL, ok mate, dont get your knickers in a knot.

 

[Neiler]

Is everyone argueing on the internet about having a life!

 

[Bundy]

Is everyone argueing on the internet about having a life!

Good point

 

[steevie]

To me it's just a game of football. If we win yeh that's great, if we lose life goes on. I think because your still a bit younger it means more to you. I'm sure in a few years time you will have more important things as 'the best day of your life'. You grow up quite a bit in your 20's. I've only got 10 more yrs experience than you though.

I am 37 this year bundy and football still means a lot to me, it is a big part of my life. Of course you are correct that life goes on after football, but just because you dont share the same passion as others, that does'nt mean you can make statements like "you should get out more" merely because young Evertonianians had their best moments following Everton Football Club.

 

[Royal Blue Jersey]

LOL, ok mate, dont get your knickers in a knot.

one, dont call me mate you condescending idiot, and secondly take your sarcy comment and shove it up your arse, you with your little ****house "dont mean to be negative" yeah well dont be then cockend, this is a site for evertonians, if youre not arsed then do one.
and try getting off your arse and going to some games

 

[Bundy]

Ok all, accept my deepest apologies. I am truly sorry.

 

[Cal]

Wind yer neck in, lid.

 

[Bundy]

Wind yer neck in, lid.

ok mate it's not worth arguing about.

 

[steevie]

ok mate it's not worth arguing about.

Very true Bundy.

 

[Goat]

Lets all Calm down, calm down, we have all had a drink, its been a good night, lets not spoil it lids.

 

[steevie]

Lets all Calm down, calm down, we have all had a drink, its been a good night, lets not spoil it lids.

Its been a great night MG, a brilliant week. Lets all celebrate the good times regardless of age etc.

 

[Willis]

Football isn't my life, but Everton is a big part of my life. I'm 22 and have experienced some pretty **** times in my family life as I'm sure many have, and I've drawn great comfort from seeing the team I've followed since birth progressing under Moyes' leadership. Sunday was an amazing day for me, the moment Jags' pen hit the back of the net was definitely one of the best feelings of my life, maybe if I was at Wembley it might have been the best day.

 

[Whitebootman]

The best day of my life was the '66 cup final. It was the best day of my life up to that point. Since then I've had many 'best days of my life' and I'm so pleased that Everton Cup wins have made me think of the day in that way. Time moves on and priorities change, now I think of our cup wins as 'one of the best days of my life'. It happens to us all.

I hope that on one sunny evening in just a few weeks time I'll be sat in a bar with my wife celebrating another Everton FA Cup win, and I'll know that day will be one of the best days in my life.