[Football] Who Was That Everton Cretin . . . ?

trueblue · Dec 30, 2018

Everton’s behaviour generally was a bit pathetic - below what you’d expect from a club with their traditions. Very sore losers with all that kicking off at the ref at the end, and Silva whining that the result was ‘unfair’. I found it hard to fathom what their complaints could have been.

Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo · Dec 30, 2018

trueblue said:
Everton’s behaviour generally was a bit pathetic - below what you’d expect from a club with their traditions. Very sore losers with all that kicking off at the ref at the end, and Silva whining that the result was ‘unfair’. I found it hard to fathom what their complaints could have been.

Complaining that little old Brighton had the audacity to beat his team and he's being shown up that he's not the elite level manager he likes to think he is. Its so unfair.

Bodian · Dec 30, 2018

Cowfold Seagull said:
Who was it who ran into the Albion technical area several times during the second half yesterday, gesturing wildly to the players? A member of the Everton coaching staff presumably.

I'm very surprised Chris Hughton didn't have something to say on the matter, it showed a distinct lack of respect, and that is something that he is usually hot on.

Springal said:
I saw that too. Hughton did complain a few times. Surprised Trollop or Roberts didn’t get involved ;-)

With CH's notorious touchline behaviour, I'm surprised that whoever it was got away without being headbutted by our out of control manager.

spence · Dec 30, 2018

On the other hand I found Everton fans some of the nicest and most sociable.

getreal1 · Dec 31, 2018

spence said:
On the other hand I found Everton fans some of the nicest and most sociable.

Always found the Everton lads the better side of the Scouse tracks. They don't have that same entitlement baggage as the other Bindippers.

Publius Ovidius · Dec 31, 2018

getreal1 said:
Always found the Everton lads the better side of the Scouse tracks. They don't have that same entitlement baggage as the other Bindippers.

Unless you were on the bus in Liverpool back in the late 70's when a mob of them jumped on a bus we were on and attacked anyone not talking with a whineynsvouse accent...including a lady sat next me ....always hated Everton after that and they can all go a feck off as far as I am concerned.

I have never had an ounce of problems with Liverpool and had a few set toos at the goodison shitehouse.

Cowfold Seagull · Dec 31, 2018

trueblue said:
Everton’s behaviour generally was a bit pathetic - below what you’d expect from a club with their traditions. Very sore losers with all that kicking off at the ref at the end, and Silva whining that the result was ‘unfair’. I found it hard to fathom what their complaints could have been.

I found it hard to believe how Silva, and as l understand it one or two pundits, said that Everton jad more chances than us during the game. Did they really? As l saw it apart from towards the end when Button deflected a shot onto the post, and Zouma's last gasp header came back off the bar, they didn't create too much at all.

Pickford was equally as busy as Button, and for me it was us who created the better chances, March who should have done better when one on one with the keeper, and a Propper chance when he rushed at his shot and put it wide, rather than taking his time and burying it, were just two exmaples.

One Love · Dec 31, 2018

Cowfold Seagull said:
March who should have done better when one on one with the keeper, and a Propper chance when he rushed at his shot and put it wide, rather than taking his time and burying it, were just two exmaples.

Weren't they against Arsenal

Cowfold Seagull · Dec 31, 2018

Publius Ovidius said:
Unless you were on the bus in Liverpool back in the late 70's when a mob of them jumped on a bus we were on and attacked anyone not talking with a whineynsvouse accent...including a lady sat next me ....always hated Everton after that and they can all go a feck off as far as I am concerned.

I have never had an ounce of problems with Liverpool and had a few set toos at the goodison shitehouse.

To be quite honest l do have a soft spot for Goodison, it has been around for a long long time now, and hence has it's shortcomings, but l love the old Victorian grounds, and to me the Old Lady has a certain charm about it.

Evertonians have been in the shadow of that lot across Stanley Park for decades now, and feel quite sorry for them.

Cowfold Seagull · Dec 31, 2018

One Love said:
Weren't they against Arsenal

Hang on l think you are right, that's what watching two games in three days does to you. It's either that or the early signs of Altzheimers! Either way though, I'm convinced that Everton didn't have more chances than us.

Papa Lazarou · Dec 31, 2018

Cowfold Seagull said:
Hang on l think you are right, that's what watching two games in three days does to you. It's either that or the early signs of Altzheimers! Either way though, I'm convinced that Everton didn't have more chances than us.

I don't think you qualify as a reliable witness

Cowfold Seagull · Dec 31, 2018

Papa Lazarou said:
I don't think you qualify as a reliable witness

Don't mock the afflicted. :shootself

Birdie Boy · Dec 31, 2018

1 save by Button in first and second half plus the header that hit the crossbar, they was pretty much it. No idea what Silva was on about. Also, Liverpool echo, it think it was, said Everton were unlucky...

dejavuatbtn · Dec 31, 2018

Publius Ovidius said:
Unless you were on the bus in Liverpool back in the late 70's when a mob of them jumped on a bus we were on and attacked anyone not talking with a whineynsvouse accent...including a lady sat next me ....always hated Everton after that and they can all go a feck off as far as I am concerned.

I have never had an ounce of problems with Liverpool and had a few set toos at the goodison shitehouse.

Managed to get a ticket for the 1974 cup final and was in the middle of the Kop. A real good set of lads who welcomed me as an honorary scouser for the day. Proud to say they are my second team after us and before Norwich.

tigertim68 · Dec 31, 2018

I thought you were talking about the Everton fan who was walking around in his Everton underpants and a scarf

Bob'n'weave · Dec 31, 2018

trueblue said:
Everton’s behaviour generally was a bit pathetic - below what you’d expect from a club with their traditions. Very sore losers with all that kicking off at the ref at the end, and Silva whining that the result was ‘unfair’. I found it hard to fathom what their complaints could have been.

Silva came across as a whiny little shite in his post match whinge. "Unfair". Tosser.
And what's with the pantomime baddie hair cut. He looks like Loki's gimp.

FREDBINNEY · Jan 7, 2019

PILTDOWN MAN said:
Why not the blokes a wanker

I dont know you so obviously never seen you fight , i HAVE seen ferguson fight and id have money you WOULDNT say it to him .

PILTDOWN MAN · Jan 7, 2019

FREDBINNEY said:
I dont know you so obviously never seen you fight , i HAVE seen ferguson fight and id have money you WOULDNT say it to him .

Such a big man does not stop him being a wanker.

Being a grown up I found I’ve never needed to fight. Those that do are low life scum

Springal · Jan 7, 2019

It wasn't even Ferguson

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