The happiest EFC have ever made you/the saddest EFC have ever made you

[arch stanton]

Happiest, FA cup final against the sh1te when stuart mcall first equalised.
Saddest, FA cup final against the sh!te about 45 mins afterwards.

There was a red****e with his dad in front of us behind the goal where mcall scored the first equaliser waving a flag, for most of the game I wanted to stick flag up his fecking arse. He had a spot on his nose as well, kunt

 

[BlueHobbit]

Happiest:

Saddest:

(I wanted Donovan to stay with us. As an American, he's our hero, and he's an Evertonian.)

Angriest:

(I hate Norwich, and Grant Holt, the mumps-faced jammy tw*t. Unbelievable rage. Besides, this was the game that lost Europe for us last season for me.)

 

[Lee Smith]

Happiest, probably because of the AMOKACHIIIIIIIIIIII commentary from Motson everytime I see it, plus the hiding we gave them that day when the media were on their knees sucking them off all week and all morning going into the game, do one Spurs. I know no words, but I coudn't help it.

This. I don't know what it was about that goal, but as a 15 year old watching this match alone in my bedroom, I actually started crying tears of joy when we went 3-1 up. I'm even welling up now typing this. Never felt emotion like that watching a football match. Odd.

 

[Elong]

This. I don't know what it was about that goal, but as a 15 year old watching this match alone in my bedroom, I actually started crying tears of joy when we went 3-1 up. I'm even welling up now typing this. Never felt emotion like that watching a football match. Odd.

Bosser smile than Yakubu right? Loved him. Beating someone back then 4-1, unheard of for us!

 

[Housequake]

Bosser smile than Yakubu right? Loved him. Beating someone back then 4-1, unheard of for us!

That's why Royle is held in such high regard (alongside being one of our best ever players too like...)

He did the underdog thing when it really mattered. It feels better being trodden on and coming out with a trophy rather than 3 points against Man City when you know you'll draw against bloody Reading the week after...

That cup run was my first ever Everton experience and that whole "Dogs of War" team are my heroes, OOSH.

 

[Elong]

Same here mate, too young to remember the 80s, never been so happy as I was during the 94-96 period.

 

[Jeff Jones]

Winning the 1966 Cup Final was special for me. I've had many days that I've been just as happy, but that one sticks.

Bad days? Well, where do I start?

I was very, very disappointed when we lost the 1985 Cup Final because that would've made it a fabulous treble, and I was
certain we were going to score when Peter Reid was brought down. Sharp was free on the left and he would have won it for us.

Driving home from a mates place after watching the 1986 final was as bad as I've felt, too. We were all over them for an hour, at least, and should've finished them off.
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[Housequake]

That was as bad as it got too, opening day, post FA Cup final season...just awful.

I think that whole saga was the turning point for Moyes in all honesty, the bad starts just continued year on year after that and he didn't seem particularly alarmed by any of it.

 

[witchdoc187]

i bawled my eyes out after the 86 cup final. I was 8. The outpouring of emotion in that stadium when Jags slotted home that penalty was unrivalled for me

 

[bicycleheader]

bah! had to delete my post as can't get the URLs for the pics to work.

Basically worst moment was Abletts OG against Wimbledon in that relegation decider. Was distraught right up until the Horne equaliser.

Happiest moment definitely the cup win. Was on a high for the whole summer!

 

[Shibbywiggles]

I was very, very disappointed when we lost the 1985 Cup Final because that would've made it a fabulous treble, and I was
certain we were going to score when Peter Reid was brought down. Sharp was free on the left and he would have won it for us.

Haha! Shed a tear for those of us born post 1985! Winning a treble sounds like an absolutely hilarious proposition, in fact, just winning the league sounds like a joke!

Get what you're saying though mate would've been an amazing part of our history that.

 

[blaggerblue]

The best would probably be our 3rd goal against Bayern

Worst would be West Hams winner in our 1980 semi f at Ellend Road.

 

[griffla]

Some have posted pics of 'Diamond' Graham Stuart, but when Horne spanked in this 25-yard peach the comeback was on.

I can't find the picture of him being ushered around old trafford, but it must have been taken just before the above as he was wearing the same snide jumper. Anyway, when I saw it I knew Everton had sold the lad who was gonna save us. It hasn't worked out too badly but at the time I felt so let down and SO fcuked off with Everton.

 

[radiostar]

For obvious reasons the happiest is the CWC Final. That season as a whole actually, it wont ever be beaten I dont think. To win a european trophy was the pinnicle.

Saddest was deffo the 86 and then 89 cup finals - 86 was prob a bit worse cos we lost the double, not just the cup final.

I was a young lad for both though - best and worst within a year of each other!!!

Wasnt that disappointed after the 09 final to be honest, knew it was a big ask to win that.

 

[trebilcock66]