Everton

farking hell that was a nail biter as per K.P
got a pleasent surprise to see  Timmy line up for us, sh!t we've missed him.
Davie sent to the stands, he looked like someone stopping on a park bench to feed the ducks,good to see him shake the Stoke city fans hands at the end of the game.

interesting the formation 4-3-1-2  not the best shape for us t.b.h might just take sometime to get the hang of it although 2 def mid's might be a bit to much, maybe it was more the people he could pick, rather than the style he wanted to play

there's no body better than mikel arteta though

that delap for stoke can throw a ball in from just about anywhere along the sidelines crikey



giddyup2008-09-15 12:54:27

So stoked... looked in the mail today and My Everton top had arrived !

Did you get it from the club?

I was a bit disappointed that the numbering seemed smaller than the actual players shirts.

lol

http://www.skysports.com/video/clips/0,23791,12606_4144467,00.html

"GETTIN! GETTIN! GETTIN! ARE YOU HAVIN' THAT!?"

I was going to get it from the club but then the postage was going to be 25 pounds so I got it off Kitbag. but like you said I kinda noticed the numbering seemed slightly smaller than the actual players shirts. But maybe its just us?

Thats Hilarious. More funny commentating... check this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exlBHTyB1R0

I believe I was making a similar racket when I saw that goal too...

likewise,what number did you get ??

giddyup2008-09-17 16:07:35

Here's hoping we can kick on and build some form leading up to the derby next weekend, first a win against Standard liege, then a  tough win against Hull fc and then the Redsh!te

Arteta 10#

Arteta 7 (it was from last season)

nobody better...

It's a bummer that the small lettering makes it look like a cheap Thai knock off I could've got from the market for $30.

anyone want to buy my Rooney shirt?

lol.

Thank God I never bought a Gazza shirt!

Or a Genola one...or Jeffers...

or a kroldrup

The Yak!!!!


Man this stream is frustrating...the audio is about 30 seconds faster than the video...

Castillo!!!!! What a strike!!

FFS another short stay in Europe coming up.

there's a replay on foxsoccer channel at 7, i'll check it out, sounds like Castillos goal was a cracker 

Well, we've got it all to do now,our defenders really need to sort their sh!t out pronto,that's the weakest link at the moment.
Nice Castillo goal to open your account for Everton

What is up with the lettering on our Uefa Cup shirts?

COYB! Very keen for Everton to make up for the Phoenix's uselessness.

Can't find a streaming site

2-2, next week the redsh!te !

What's with the leaking goals? Sort it out Davie, that sh*t could be the difference between 4th, 5th or 6th place.

I think it's only Leighton Baines left to score an own goal now

We'll only be a point behind the sh*te after the derby

COYB's

I did get a Gravasen 16 years ago stoked when i got to bring it out for second period but quickly put that away!

and im slowly peeling 6 off back of Arteta shirt to replace it with 10 LOL

I'm bloody going to see Bill Bailey this Saturday night! Looks like I'll have to get my mate to tape the game and then issue an order of total radio silence until I watch the game. kiwi pie2008-09-24 10:06:20

It'll be great. These games are alaways great.

http://www.toffeeweb.com/History/complete/HistoricalJournal1892.pdf

As we count down to the 205th Merseyside Derby on Saturday this article focuses on the events that created the celebrated fixture: the split of Everton FC in 1892. 

The split was a defining moment in the history of British football. Our knowledge of this event has been advanced by a handful of studies which have helped to establish an orthodox view of the dynamics that lay behind it. Essentially, the split has been portrayed as the bitter culmination of the faltering financial relationship between the Everton FC membership and their president and landlord, John Houlding.

Using a wealth of sources, this article [PDF] puts forward and supports an argument that the tussle for the club was as much a political struggle as one over matters of finance � that Everton Football Club, an important social institution in the north end of Liverpool, was a treasured prize for political rivals operating within the club.

Look forward to reading that DF, good work.

pfft, who needs the carling cup anyway 

we've had the best chance so far but liverpool have looked more likely to score...

fuking terrible !!!

I hate football*.  

* William R Keegan 2008.

Fellani is not impressing me! and Osman was very quiet today... we are lacking in midfield

Agreed - Failani hasn't set the world on fire.

yeah we really miss Cars imo

Time to kick this  season up the Arse with victory against Standard Liege, then onto Newcastle to inflict more agony on the toon army

COYB'S