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So Everton or United in the FA Cup

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Knox_Harrington

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Man United.

 

Dont want the shower of s**** to win a game of scrabble

That changed for me the second Aurelio's free kick hit the net. We need United to feel like anyone can beat them, at any time and for them to be s***ting themselves.

 

I know it's hard but there's greater good here.

Sion

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United, can't risk the blue t***s winning anything (imagine if they did and we won nothing! Imagine the open bus parade around Prestatyn, sickening)

 

and the final on the 30th is another game for united to worry about, which could be useful if they do what looks likely and reach the CL on the 27th

The Hitman

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Everton-no question.

If they beat United,there's no way on god's green earth that they'd beat Arsenal/Chelsea in the final.Not a snowball's chance in hell.

If anything,it'd be worth it to see them lose in the final.

Bigal

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That changed for me the second Aurelio's free kick hit the net. We need United to feel like anyone can beat them, at any time and for them to be s***ting themselves.

 

I know it's hard but there's greater good here.

 

sorry lad, I cant see it, I just cant see it.

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Everton to win and then get f***ing tanked by Arsenal or Chelsea in the final

 

That's the way I see it as well. And if Everton do bear United they will be in the midst of a "crisis" at the business end of the season.

stressederic

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That changed for me the second Aurelio's free kick hit the net. We need United to feel like anyone can beat them, at any time and for them to be s***ting themselves.

 

I know it's hard but there's greater good here.

 

 

That's the way I see it as well. And if Everton do bear United they will be in the midst of a "crisis" at the business end of the season.

 

Is the correct answer. Every game that United lose now, regardless of the competition, will further damage their morale and help us.

Tosh

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Everton

 

While we are stretching credibility...

Imagine the fun of the peoples club coming home with the FA cup while we had booked the open top bus to parade the league and Champions League

 

(I can dream, can't I?)

ManxRed

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Everton.

 

If Man Utd lose now their confidence might crumble even more. That helps us.

 

If Everton get to the final just think of the hilarity preparing the open top bus, the parade, the DVD, the website raffle prize of the socks Jo wore to go to Wembley in, the sound of Wembley stadium reverberating to the chant of 'HANDBALL' every five minutes, only to see them get tw*tted 6-0 by Arsenal's kids in front of a worldwide audience, after being THAT close to winning a trophy.

 

Its the gift that keeps on giving.

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Swagger

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Everton to win and then get f***ing tanked by Arsenal or Chelsea in the final

 

Agreed.

 

Everton to win on penalties after a very physical game.

 

Even better, moreso if several manc players were to sustain serious physical injuries.

Des

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That changed for me the second Aurelio's free kick hit the net. We need United to feel like anyone can beat them, at any time and for them to be s***ting themselves.

 

I know it's hard but there's greater good here.

 

And Everton would lose in the Final anyway.

Bigal

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cant keep turning a blind eye to this, everton, may win in the final.

 

and this is very bad news.

 

however, if there was a fight, would they dock ponts off each other, or would that only be in the league??

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fred milne

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This was posted by an Everton fan on RAWK

 

Hello LFC supporters,

 

as you may have guessed from my user name I am a blue, and have wanted to post on here for a while but now I feel is quite a good opportunity.

 

I am touched by the sentiment of the OP and all those that agree, I don't personally know anyone who was killed at Hillsborough, but that makes it no less tragic. I know a lot of people dont agree with the OP and I can understand some of the negative comments in this thread, considering some of the abuse that gets hurled around at derby matches, but as someone mentioned earlier, it is by no means a one way street. I have heard equally disgusting things sang about Everton players in recent seasons, but that is what happens in football. Every club has scumbags who sing that s***, and for the record, I think its f***ing vile to sing about any tragedy such as Hillsborough or Heysel. These people are not true football supporters.

 

I have many good friends (in fact most of my friends) who support Liverpool and know loads of reds through work, as well as having a lot of family members who are fans, and that doesn't make them bad people, any more or less than supporting Everton makes us bad people. Feel free to hate the d****eads, but to tar us all with the same brush is unfair.

 

In relation to the original topic, a thread appeared on Blue Kipper on the day (I think) that this one appeared, and I think you should all be aware of it. I'll post the original post and some of the responses and I think you will be shocked at what you hear. We are not all bitter, twisted vile people, and I think some of you need to be made aware of that.

 

Anyway, I come in peace, so tell me to f*** off all you want, but thats my 2 cents.

 

Here is the post and just a few of the responses. There was 2 negative responses (from what i remember) in a thread 106 posts long:

 

Hillsborough flag

 

My friends dad is a red and he has asked me that if everton get to Wembley, to remember the Hillsborough 20th anniversary if i would take a flag saying "NEVER FORGET THE 96 - MERSEYSIDE".

 

He said that he will get the flag made in blue and white colours and that he will also make me another one of my choice relating to everton. Personally i wouldn't mind doing it and can't see any harm in doing so. The fella lost a nephew there who was actually a blue but went to Hillsborough that day with his mates who were all reds.

 

Could anyone see any problems with me doing this for him?

 

jamie881

 

i would be f***in proud to hold up or see a flag like that in our end......... were all scousers at the end of the day, everyone in liverpool knows someone

 

or someone effected by hillsborough

 

Mclovin

 

I dont think its a problem at all a flag like that.

 

But on a side issue, please wait until we get there though before getting it made, I remember the last quarter final we played against middlesbrough

<shudders>

 

blueser

 

that would be fantastic to see

 

kie

 

Fantastic idea, anyone who thinks otherwise is abit of a g******* to be honest.

 

orlandoble

 

Be a nice gesture to do the flag. It's not about football but about the city of Liverpool.

 

I was at Villa Park that day and it should of been a day of celebration, but turned into a day of misery and mourning.

 

bluepeter

 

There still 90 mins to go before Wembley so let's no get carried away but it would be a really good gesture and if we can progress in this competition we should do all we can t make sure the people who died are remembered nationwide and not just on Merseyside.

 

BillyBullens

 

If we get to the semi, it will be a few days after the 20th anniversary of the tragedy.

 

i would absolutely love us to have a massive banner with RIP 96 or something on it.

 

i would also love the people of bluekipper on our 'hopeful' prgression to the semi after March 5th to set the wheels in motion and maybe stick a donate link on the forum so we can all throw a fiver or something in for the making of the flag.

 

Great thought mate well done

 

balggy

 

looking at how close it is to the anniversary it should definitely be done. I think reds usually mention consulting the relevant groups if anything is done regarding remembrance. But I can't think of a better place to remember it than an FA Cup semi final 20 years on.

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