WHY WE SHOULD KEEP OUR HEADS HELD HIGH

[ToffeeDan]

Pretty chilled about today (especially the performance by our lads in the face of these overwhelming odds) - remember the old adage 1=20. After some of the reaction by some (not all) of the Red persuasion to today's events - like the controversy itself not entirely unexpected it must be said I'm as proud as ever to be an Evertonian - with the obvious exception of the behaviour of a minority of our crowd. This reaction by some of the Red brethren appears to be a validation of their support for that club by a complete disregard for a shoddy, shocking decision by Martin Atkinson. Be that as it may, supplemented by the overreaction by Suarez to the (non) tackle and the condescending manner in which a few of his team mates urged Rodwell from the pitch,their manager, through a limited statement of sympathy for his dismissal (when clearly the result was hardly going to be altered by a small effort to admit to this poor call) and the petulant goal celebrations close to the Street End by Suarez and, in particular, Carroll.

Note:
Of course I'm angry about the result, angry about the referee's incompetence (I'll stop short of saying 'cheating'), disappointed in the way footballers over react (Silva, last week - my comment then was basically he won the game with one move to get Neville in the book), disappointed the FA pay lip service to the respect campaign, disappointed we are accused of being dirty, disappointed the so-called Big Teams get the rub of the green (almost beyond dispute this one), disappointed once again we've are the wrong end of a bad call in this fixture... you know, but keeping it to perspective... what else do you expect!

I'll leave you to mull over these choice words on Twitter:

@KaneLFC: @ThePeoplesGroup hahahahahahahahhaah you sore bitter bastards! We won you [Poor language removed] hahahahahahahahahaha EFC 0-2 LFC

@ToffeeDan : @Kane_LFC @ThePeoplesGroup - is it half term at the Charm School already?

@KaneLFC: @ToffeeDan @ThePeoplesGroup Hahahahaha how ****ing original EFC 0-2 LFC!

@KaneLFC: @Kane_LFC @ThePeoplesGroup - easy 2 retain moral high ground when u rub our nose in the **** from the lower plain, occupied as ever by LFC.

@KaneLFC: @Kane_LFC @ThePeoplesGroup - think abt it (i know its tough for a Kopite to think) you got a huge favour from MA but u lack the moral fibre

 

[robbo1957]

I think we as fans let ourselves down today with some of the behaviour by some not all with their actions in throwing bottles, coins but most of all by spitting at the opposing players.

I ignore what they write because they are small minded individuals who can't or won't see what actually happened today.

COYB

 

[davek]

Pretty chilled about today (especially the performance by our lads in the face of these overwhelming odds) - remember the old adage 1=20. After some of the reaction by some (not all) of the Red persuasion to today's events - like the controversy itself not entirely unexpected it must be said I'm as proud as ever to be an Evertonian - with the obvious exception of the behaviour of a minority of our crowd. This reaction by some of the Red brethren appears to be a validation of their support for that club by a complete disregard for a shoddy, shocking decision by Martin Atkinson. Be that as it may, supplemented by the overreaction by Suarez to the (non) tackle and the condescending manner in which a few of his team mates urged Rodwell from the pitch,their manager, through a limited statement of sympathy for his dismissal (when clearly the result was hardly going to be altered by a small effort to admit to this poor call) and the petulant goal celebrations close to the Street End by Suarez and, in particular, Carroll.

Note:
Of course I'm angry about the result, angry about the referee's incompetence (I'll stop short of saying 'cheating'), disappointed in the way footballers over react (Silva, last week - my comment then was basically he won the game with one move to get Neville in the book), disappointed the FA pay lip service to the respect campaign, disappointed we are accused of being dirty, disappointed the so-called Big Teams get the rub of the green (almost beyond dispute this one), disappointed once again we've are the wrong end of a bad call in this fixture... you know, but keeping it to perspective... what else do you expect!

I'll leave you to mull over these choice words on Twitter:

@KaneLFC: @ThePeoplesGroup hahahahahahahahhaah you sore bitter bastards! We won you [Poor language removed] hahahahahahahahahaha EFC 0-2 LFC

@ToffeeDan : @Kane_LFC @ThePeoplesGroup - is it half term at the Charm School already?

@KaneLFC: @ToffeeDan @ThePeoplesGroup Hahahahaha how ****ing original EFC 0-2 LFC!

@KaneLFC: @Kane_LFC @ThePeoplesGroup - easy 2 retain moral high ground when u rub our nose in the **** from the lower plain, occupied as ever by LFC.

@KaneLFC: @Kane_LFC @ThePeoplesGroup - think abt it (i know its tough for a Kopite to think) you got a huge favour from MA but u lack the moral fibre

Why would you stop yourself short of calling it cheating by the referee when you accept that a team like Liverpool 'get the rub of the green'?

 

[davek]

I think we as fans let ourselves down today with some of the behaviour by some not all with their actions in throwing bottles, coins but most of all by spitting at the opposing players.

I ignore what they write because they are small minded individuals who can't or won't see what actually happened today.

COYB

Every action causes an equal and opposite reaction.

 

[ToffeeDan]

You can't allow the RS to win the post-match argument. By retaining the dignity that laughing at their risible reactions, the LP&E report etc. we win the post match argument hands down. That's the way it should be. Laugh at them for winning, yet again by foul means - just laugh when they try to rub our noses in the dirt - ha, yes, well done you must be so proud to once again get an asterisked victory in this game. I'm so thrilled for you. That's how I feel. I'm over the anger, the indignation - they are beneath me.