evertonandchelmsford
Player Valuation: £1m
Mine was 02/03 Spurs 4 Everton 3
got a write up of it somewhere on bluekipper
got a write up of it somewhere on bluekipper
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Clint Planet
Utter Cad.
*Bump*
Could a mod merge the other thread with this one? I love this thread and think it would be much better if all reminiscences were in one place. Ta.
Could a mod merge the other thread with this one? I love this thread and think it would be much better if all reminiscences were in one place. Ta.
Parkendgirl
Player Valuation: £25k
Arsenal at Goodison - 01/05/1993 (a date I will never ever forget). We drew 0-0. Typical end of season game. I don't remember much about the game, but I just knew I had to come back. My brother probably wished he never took me to that game as I've gone to over 500 since!!
Jimmywhack
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Everton 2 2 Sunderland...... 1982 I think
Clint Planet
Utter Cad.
Cheer yourselves up with a read of this thread, boys and girls. Add your own posts, if you haven't already.
big burly bob
Player Valuation: Free Transfer
my first game was against spurs in1972 , we won 3-1 goals by hurst and two screamers by kendall -I remember it like yesterday .
The floodlights , the atmosphere - It was magical . If only every game lived up to that one !
I was well and truly hooked from that day on !
The floodlights , the atmosphere - It was magical . If only every game lived up to that one !
I was well and truly hooked from that day on !
dholliday
deconstructed rep
Everton 2-3 Liverpool (1989 Cup Final). Watched it on telly with me Nana who's a red...she fumed when I said I somehow prefer the blue team.
ToffeeMark
Player Valuation: £30m
99 opening fixture against Man U who'd just won the champions league. 1 nil down, attacking, cross comes in, goes back out. comes back in, everyone in the gwladys jumps up, GOAL!!!, (wasn't sure who'd got it,........ahhh, Jaap Stam OG!).
Then we battered them, hutchinson hit the post....
that was a solid start to the season at home that year....campbell even scored the only goal as we won away at Anfield
Then we battered them, hutchinson hit the post....
that was a solid start to the season at home that year....campbell even scored the only goal as we won away at Anfield
nickydisco
Player Valuation: £1m
1st april 1995 v blackburn at home at park end they went 2-0 up after something like 5 min with sutton and shearer getting there goals and graham stuart getting ours at the park end with a wicked chip we lost 2-1 but loved it and will never forget
Jamo Martinez
Player Valuation: £70m
That was the day Tricky Trev announced to the world that he was a truely great player if I'm not mistaken
jartyjones
Player Valuation: £500k
The title winning season 1969/70 we played Arsenal at Goodison and drew 2-2 , Alan Whittle scoring both our goals . I spoke to him a few years about it and he remember it well
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nainotreve
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This is where I'm described as a glory-hunter.
Me old man (sadly no longer with us), surprised me one Saturday, telling me we where going on a trip to London. The train was packed with blue and white, the carriages a fug of smoke and the smell of stale beer.
we walked to the ground in the company of thousands and squashed ourselves on to the terrace of that amazing stadium. Me da sat me on one of the barriers, the massive pitch unfolded before my young eyes. I remember seeing the hoards celebrating wildly twice. I remember thinking, I wish it was me and me Dad jumping up and down waving our flags like that. At half time someone produced a flask with some sugary sweet tea and I had a couple of corned beef butties me mam had made.
The 2nd half.......A massive roar from our side of the ground, it scared me at the time, but still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up when I think about it. Then in seemingly no time an even louder, joyous even animalistic roar combined with a joy and dancing and tears in me Dads eye....it was all square.
I watched the action relentlesly...we scored again, I went flying off the barrier, to be caught by someone who passed me back over the heads of the ecstatic crowd. I looked up the terrace and saw thousands waving, cheering, singing, crying. This continued until the final whistle. So, there we go, me the glory-hunter.
Me old man (sadly no longer with us), surprised me one Saturday, telling me we where going on a trip to London. The train was packed with blue and white, the carriages a fug of smoke and the smell of stale beer.
we walked to the ground in the company of thousands and squashed ourselves on to the terrace of that amazing stadium. Me da sat me on one of the barriers, the massive pitch unfolded before my young eyes. I remember seeing the hoards celebrating wildly twice. I remember thinking, I wish it was me and me Dad jumping up and down waving our flags like that. At half time someone produced a flask with some sugary sweet tea and I had a couple of corned beef butties me mam had made.
The 2nd half.......A massive roar from our side of the ground, it scared me at the time, but still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up when I think about it. Then in seemingly no time an even louder, joyous even animalistic roar combined with a joy and dancing and tears in me Dads eye....it was all square.
I watched the action relentlesly...we scored again, I went flying off the barrier, to be caught by someone who passed me back over the heads of the ecstatic crowd. I looked up the terrace and saw thousands waving, cheering, singing, crying. This continued until the final whistle. So, there we go, me the glory-hunter.
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