It must be horrible for an Everton fan living close to Goodison

[Guest Kev]

...yet he can hear Anfield

 

A blue mate lives just by Walton Lane Police Station, he said last night that he can't hear the crowd at Everton on match days yet he has to close the back door when Liverpool are playing. It pisses him off

[jon_hall]

Take it he doesn't go cos it's a full house every week?

[Guest Kev]

Take it he doesn't go cos it's a full house every week?

 

No he doesn't go, he just walks the streets in his Everton top.

[Gomez]

I think if Everton had a 50,000-seater stadium, then people would fill it whether we played in Liverpool city centre or 10 miles down the road.

 

 

Moyes

 

[Guest Linton]

 

Moyes

 

 

 

His silly comments aside, I actually thinks he is quite a good manager.

[Guest truered]

...yet he can hear Anfield

 

A blue mate lives just by Walton Lane Police Station, he said last night that he can't hear the crowd at Everton on match days yet he has to close the back door when Liverpool are playing. It pisses him off

 

[Stevie H]

His silly comments aside, I actually thinks he is quite a good manager.

think he's a fraud.

[Knox_Harrington]

I think he could have been a contender but he's too bogged down in the mentality now. Villareal away did them some damage.

[cliff p]

speaking of "our loveable" blue neighbours have a listen and laugh at this

 

http://www.myspace.com/kenwrightsings

[hideNseek]

MUST be horrible being an Everton fan full stop.

[San Diego Red]

MUST be horrible being an Everton fan full stop.

 

Agreed

[JonShar]

His silly comments aside, I actually thinks he is quite a good manager.

 

Balls to that, he's very very average.

[kacangpool]

His silly comments aside, I actually thinks he is quite a good manager.

 

I remember him respecting Ged quite a bit, praising him but he doesn't get on with Rafa at all. Rafa must be doing something right.

[R A Softlad]

They are obviously in 'it's march 12th bitter mode'...

 

Reds club founder John Houlding was voted off the Everton board on this day in 1892, paving the way for him to form Liverpool Football Club.