Time is running out

[judge]

I've been a fan since the early 70's. After Saturday's game it dawned on me that i probably won't live to see us beat Liverpool in a 'big' game (cup semi or final - current score 6-0 to them). In order to prevent the generations that followed me and those still to come from a similar lifetime of frustration and disappointment i feel it is time for Moyes to go. It may be a risky move but the alternative is to stagnate and continue 'celebrating' finishing in the top half of the table. Is that what it's all meant to be about?

 

[Elong]

[video=youtube;O2IuJPh6h_A]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2IuJPh6h_A&ob=av3e[/video]

 

[daza_1973]

(like me) - at least you have seen us win two FA Cups ,two Championships and a European trophy - what about the poor sods who are too young to remember 1995.... although very frustrating to be fair our postion at the moment is better than the early/late ninties and I am sure - our day will come again soon....

 

[Goat]

IN
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NEED
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[Sharpys top lip]

If you tolerate this, the your children will be next......

 

[BlueLlama]

oooh good another thread like this

 

[Evo2901]

I'm only 15 years old and the highlights of supporting Everton for me have been scrapping relegation in the late 90's/early 00's getting to The Mickey Mouse Cup Semi Final (lost) FA Cup Final (lost) FA Cup Semi Final (lost, and I was present inside Wembley) so all in all my experience of being a blue hasn't been very good however I'll continue to support the Mighty Blues for the rest of my lifetime...

 

[Goat]

If you tolerate this, the your children will be next......

My Son loves The Moyes lad.

 

[Chang Elephant]

I've been a fan since the early 70's. After Saturday's game it dawned on me that i probably won't live to see us beat Liverpool in a 'big' game (cup semi or final - current score 6-0 to them). In order to prevent the generations that followed me and those still to come from a similar lifetime of frustration and disappointment i feel it is time for Moyes to go. It may be a risky move but the alternative is to stagnate and continue 'celebrating' finishing in the top half of the table. Is that what it's all meant to be about?

Likewise mate, and as on most of the previous occasions this match was there for the taking. I am still literally depressed about Saturday.

 

[thebluefox]

IN
VEST
MENT
NEED
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if moyes goes we will get it ,he ie bill wont be able to get a way with fuken murder ,like he does now ,no moyes no kenwright .as the meerkets say simples

 

[neil999]

if moyes goes we will get it ,he ie bill wont be able to get a way with fuken murder ,like he does now ,no moyes no kenwright .as the meerkets say simples

bill could get another yes man manager in, im sure theres plenty who will do it for the money moyes gets

 

[McBain]

What 'better' Manager in their right mind wants to Manage a club with no money?

Grip, people.

 

[thebluefox]

bill could get another yes man manager in, im sure theres plenty who will do it for the money moyes gets

moyes goes the fans who r keeping stum would then join the rest of us wanting blue bill out .well all except about 6 on here

 

[peteblue]

I've been a fan since the early 70's. After Saturday's game it dawned on me that i probably won't live to see us beat Liverpool in a 'big' game (cup semi or final - current score 6-0 to them). In order to prevent the generations that followed me and those still to come from a similar lifetime of frustration and disappointment i feel it is time for Moyes to go. It may be a risky move but the alternative is to stagnate and continue 'celebrating' finishing in the top half of the table. Is that what it's all meant to be about?

Oh ffs stop your whinging. We'll beat the crap out of them next time.........

 

[Goat]

moyes goes the fans who r keeping stum would then join the rest of us wanting blue bill out .well all except about 6 on here

You like Moyes, just admit it.