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35.1 | | RDGENG::SWIFFEN | | Thu Aug 08 1991 17:09 | 8 |
| Well may as well beat the blues again to write in their conference.
Can someone tell me why Kendall is buying all the players he took to Man City
with him for Everton. They did nothing at City under him so what is he
playing at? Makes it easy for us to whack them in derby games playing a team
of Beardsley, Nev and the no-hopers!!
Chris.
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35.2 | 1991/92 FIXTURE LIST | YOUWOT::MOOREHEADM | "You're going to Reading, ware the Fox hat." | Fri Aug 09 1991 11:05 | 68 |
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Note 136.688 EVERTON 688 of 754
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Hi everyone! My name is Stuart Cunningham and I am up here at the CSC at
Warrington. I am still at school and have worked here in my school holidays
for a year or so.
I have a had a season ticket for 6 years and am currently situated in the main
stand. I've been watching the blues now for over 8 years.
Transfer news.....Once agian today is the day!!!! Yes today is the day when
Everton are hoping to announce the completion of the transfer of Dean Saunders.
HK spent yesterday talking to Saunders about personal terms. This talks are
expected to resume this morning. Also Sharpie is still 'think over' his
transfer. Still no news on where Mike Newell is going.
League Fixtures....I have managed to get hold of a copy of the league fixtures.
(I hope I have copied them correctly.!!!) August looks one hell of a tough
month!
* Denoted a mid-week game
August February
17 Notts Forest A 1 Aston Villa A
21 *Arsenal H 8 QPR H
24 Man Utd H 15 Notts County A
28 *Sheffield Wed A 22 Leeds Utd H
31 Liverpool A 29 West Ham Utd A
September March
4 *Norwich City H 7 Oldham Athl H
7 Crystal Place H 11 Wimbledon A
14 Sheffield Utd A 14 Luton Town H
18 *Man City A 21 Norwich City A
21 Coventry City H 28 Southampton H
28 Chelsea A
April
October 4 Crystal Place A
5 Tottenham Hot H 11 Sheffield Utd H
19 Aston Villa H 18 Coventry City A
26 QPR A 20 *Man City H
25 Tottenham Hot A
November
2 Luton Town A May
16 Wimbledon H 2 Chelsea H
23 Notts County H
30 Leeds Utd A
December
7 West Ham Utd H
14 Oldham Athl A
21 Arsenal A
26 Sheffield Wed H
28 Liverpool H
January
1 Southampton A
11 Man Utd A
18 Notts Forest H
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35.3 | Remarkable !!! | COMICS::PARSONS | Anyone got a turquoise tracksuit ? | Fri Aug 09 1991 12:02 | 6 |
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Would you believe it ! I've beaten Mr Watterson to this note.
Not surprising really since he is non-technical these days and
is still trying to work out how to modify his conference pointer.
:^)
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35.4 | Help | KERNEL::WATTERSON | I wasn't pushed - I jumped | Fri Aug 09 1991 19:19 | 17 |
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Re last
Nothing to do with conference pointers
- why don't I get any unseen notes ?
Re .1
We'll see at the end of August Chris !!!
Kendall's bought Harper back so Beardsley won't be the ugliest man at
the club...
Paul
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35.5 | Tell me it's wrong pleeese | KERNEL::WATTERSON | I wasn't pushed - I jumped | Mon Aug 12 1991 17:45 | 8 |
|
Can anyone confirm the date of the home game against the ARSE ?
(the fixture list says WEDNESDAY - 21-AUG)
- Everton always play midweek home league games on TUESDAYS -
Paul
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35.6 | set def /weekday=Tuesday | PANIC::ANDERSON | Warnock's Wheelbarrow in the First | Mon Aug 12 1991 17:58 | 18 |
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Paul,
I believe the League's Fixtures Computer assumes all midweek games are
Wednesday night.
The Everton v Arsenal match will however be on Tuesday 20th, like the
Notts County v Southampton game which is also in the initial fixtures
as Wednesday 21st August.
(According to the latest 1st Division fixture lists I have, that is.)
Rob
PS. You'll no doubt be pleased to hear that should you intend to visit
Meadow Lane on February 15th, it will cost you the princely sum of
five pounds to stand on a windswept open terrace corner - the most
costly minimum admission charge in the league. =:-0
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35.7 | Last improvements 1862 ? | KERNEL::WATTERSON | I wasn't pushed - I jumped | Mon Aug 12 1991 18:13 | 17 |
| Cheers Rob,
>> PS. You'll no doubt be pleased to hear that should you intend to visit
>> Meadow Lane on February 15th, it will cost you the princely sum of
>> five pounds to stand on a windswept open terrace corner - the most
>> costly minimum admission charge in the league. =:-0
Five pounds - what a bargain !! - it's not just a windswept open
terrace, don't forget - 90% of the view obscured by the floodlight AND
prehistoric toilets...
Last time I was at Meadow lane (March 1985 FA Cup quarter final), they
gave Everton all the side aswell.
Paul
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35.8 | GIFTED ! | PANIC::ANDERSON | Warnock's Wheelbarrow in the First | Mon Aug 12 1991 18:21 | 11 |
| >> <<< Note 35.7 by KERNEL::WATTERSON "I wasn't pushed - I jumped" >>>
>> -< Last improvements 1862 ? >-
>> Last time I was at Meadow lane (March 1985 FA Cup quarter final), they
>> gave Everton all the side aswell.
That wasn't the only thing we gave you that day - Brian Kilcline stood
in admiration of Andy Gray heading in from 6 inches off the ground :-(
Rob
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35.9 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | I wasn't pushed - I jumped | Mon Aug 12 1991 18:29 | 11 |
|
Kilcline... what a class player :-)
Gray's half-volley header was one of the best goals I've seen - that
was a really strange game, Everton had 80% of the play, but I remember
Nev making about � dozen brilliant saves.
Will Notts be bringing the usual 25 supporters to the game at
Goodison ?
Paul
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35.10 | | RDGENG::SWIFFEN | | Mon Aug 12 1991 18:32 | 5 |
| County's away end is not as bad as Forest's. You obviously have to be in the pen
away from the floodlights. Memories of a sunny afternoon winning the Championship
for Joe Fagan after a 0-0 draw come flooding back!!
Chris.
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35.11 | "Super Notts" Resounding Around Goodison | PANIC::ANDERSON | Warnock's Wheelbarrow in the First | Mon Aug 12 1991 18:43 | 17 |
| >> <<< Note 35.9 by KERNEL::WATTERSON "I wasn't pushed - I jumped" >>>
>> Kilcline... what a class player :-)
Lucky Oldham in picking him up at such a good price :-) they might live
to regret it and finish below us.
>> Will Notts be bringing the usual 25 supporters to the game at
>> Goodison ?
You mean like in the League Cup 4th Round 1976, when the Goodison
D.J./Announcer asked the visiting fans to keep the noise down as there
had been complaints from residents in nearby streets. (And no, it
wasn't sarcasm !)
Rob (who will be one of the 25)
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35.12 | | YUPPY::PANES | Denmark Hill Street Blues | Mon Aug 12 1991 18:45 | 17 |
| <<< Note 35.9 by KERNEL::WATTERSON "I wasn't pushed - I jumped" >>>
> Will Notts be bringing the usual 25 supporters to the game at
> Goodison ?
Paul,
You appear to be getting a hang-up about how many supporters other
teams take to Orange Free State er sorry I mean Goodison. I would be
careful, because from what I have seen of Everton's away support, you
might have to start slagging yourself off.
Stuart
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35.13 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | I wasn't pushed - I jumped | Mon Aug 12 1991 19:00 | 18 |
| Rob,
>> You mean like in the League Cup 4th Round 1976, when the Goodison
>> D.J./Announcer asked the visiting fans to keep the noise down as there
>> had been complaints from residents in nearby streets. (And no, it
>> wasn't sarcasm !)
Are you sure it wasn't sarcasm ? - Billy Butler was infamous for his
classic announcements...
Stuart,
'Orange Free state' - you're not implying that Everton are racist are
you ?
Paul
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35.14 | | YUPPY::PANES | Denmark Hill Street Blues | Mon Aug 12 1991 19:04 | 15 |
| <<< Note 35.13 by KERNEL::WATTERSON "I wasn't pushed - I jumped" >>>
> Stuart,
> 'Orange Free state' - you're not implying that Everton are racist are
> you ?
Paul,
Now would I suggest a thing like that???
Stuart
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35.15 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | I wasn't pushed - I jumped | Mon Aug 12 1991 19:16 | 9 |
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>>> Now would I suggest a thing like that???
Well that's alright then... :-)
Anyway, Everton had a black player in about 1975 - Cliff Marshall, I
actually saw him play one game.. so there !
Paul
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35.16 | No Black Marks for Everton | PANIC::ANDERSON | Warnock's Wheelbarrow in the First | Mon Aug 12 1991 19:16 | 13 |
| >> <<< Note 35.13 by KERNEL::WATTERSON "I wasn't pushed - I jumped" >>>
>> Are you sure it wasn't sarcasm ? - Billy Butler was infamous for his
>> classic announcements...
It might have been SURPRISE that a 'puny little club who can't attract
gates of more than 30,000' could have travelling supporters
out-shouting the Goodison faithful, but sarcasm...could a scouser be
that subtle ?
Rob
But there again, maybe it was, they say it is the lowest form of wit.
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35.17 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | I wasn't pushed - I jumped | Mon Aug 12 1991 19:27 | 9 |
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Subtle - that's my middle name....
I didn't think Notts got really low crowds until they knocked down
their own supporters end - those games in 1975 both had quite good
attendances - wasn't it about 25,000 at Goodison and 35,000 at Meadow
lane - I can't recall the score for some reason... :-)
Paul
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35.18 | | RDGENG::SWIFFEN | | Tue Aug 13 1991 12:44 | 10 |
| Paul,
Everton supporters racist, No way never. It is purely coincidence that fruit
and veg market sales soar on Merseyside in derby week. My advice to pundits out
there looking to make a quick buck, is invest in Fyffes shares now, Walters and
Barnes are on the block on the 31st August!!!!
Keep smiling lads.
Chris.
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35.19 | two middle names?? | KERNEL::MORIARTY | | Tue Aug 13 1991 12:53 | 6 |
| Re .16
> subtle is my middle name
I thought your middle name was fatso???:-)))
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35.20 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | I wasn't pushed - I jumped | Tue Aug 13 1991 13:12 | 9 |
|
Mr Moriarty....
haven't you been banned from this notes conference yet ? :-)
Slim
PS - Yours was about the last note in BALZAC - so it's probably YOUR
fault that we had to suffer a week without notes....
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35.21 | Fat boy goes to Lazio:-) | KERNEL::MORIARTY | | Wed Aug 14 1991 12:16 | 10 |
| Mr Watterson,
Your quite right,Balzac died after I put in a rather stupid note.
It couldn't quite take the strain:-0
I of course promise never to do such a thing again as I too missed
this conference..:-))
Rumour has it that Lazio put in an offer for you as the other fat
boy available in the transfer market..Can you confirm this?? :-))))
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35.22 | No he never eats enough Mars Bars (< 5 per day) | COMICS::PARSONS | Anyone got a turquoise tracksuit ? | Wed Aug 14 1991 13:13 | 4 |
|
No Lazio wouldn't buy Paul, he doesn't cry when he loses (he
sulks). He is good for losing footballs in sports halls though
(ask Paul for details).
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35.23 | let me into the residents' lounge | ESSB::BREE | | Thu Aug 15 1991 13:22 | 6 |
| I heard Peter Beagrie (sp??) did an Evel Kneivel in some hotel lately
and will be facing some disciplinary action.
What's the night porter's version?
Paul
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35.24 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | I wasn't pushed - I jumped | Thu Aug 15 1991 15:20 | 10 |
|
Re last
Beagrie won't be missed any.
Everton drew 0-0 in Real Sociadad on Tuesday night - then lost on
penalties.
Paul
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35.25 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | I wasn't pushed - I jumped | Fri Aug 16 1991 13:17 | 19 |
|
Stuart McCall signed for Glasgow Rangers for �1.2m last night.
I wonder what Kendall's up to now ? - McCall was bought as a direct
replacement for Peter Reid, but never had the same abilities as him -
as a result Everton's centre midfield has been weak for the last couple
of years. Having said that, he was the ONLY battling midfield player
on the books and there doesn't seem to be anyone to replace him -
Sheedy, Ebbrell, Ward and even McDonald could play centre midfield, but
I doubt if any of them will even be as useful as McCall. - Get the
cheque book out again Howard.
re a few back Beagrie Kineval - I've seen the full story now (cheers
Stuart) - what a d*ckhead !!, I wonder who'll be stupid enough to buy
him ?
Paul
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35.26 | Give us the dosh | UNTADI::NFLETCHER | Beardo , Wardo and Wazzo | Thu Sep 12 1991 09:18 | 3 |
| Nevin to go to Celtic (as reported in Vogon News)
Nigel
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35.27 | Nevin & McStay ? | KERNEL::WATTERSON | Nightmare on Sesame St | Fri Sep 13 1991 11:42 | 7 |
|
Has anyone heard if Nevin's gone to Celtic or not ? - I wonder if
Kendall's trying to negociate some kind of swap involving Nevin and
McStay. I believe McStay's injured at the moment - does anyone know how
serious the injury is ?
Paul
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35.28 | | AYOV10::MDONNELLY | Leaning against the spin | Fri Sep 13 1991 18:35 | 13 |
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Serious enough. They reckon he'll be out for another six weeks.
I'd be astounded if he was involved in any swap/cash deal with Nevin
though.
Now they have this guy called Martin Hayes...just the kind of player
who could do a real job for the blues....probably going quite cheap to.
Michael
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35.29 | sh*t | KERNEL::WATTERSON | Nightmare on Sesame St | Fri Sep 13 1991 18:39 | 9 |
|
Martin Hayes.......
forget it....
I remember him at Arsenal.... hopefully so does Kendall, now if Harvey
was still the manager.... who knows ?
Paul
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35.30 | :-) :-) :-) :-) | LARVAE::HUTCHINGS_P | Manchester City | Fri Sep 13 1991 18:59 | 1 |
| who cares...
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35.31 | THREE POINTS ON SAT ????????? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Sep 13 1991 19:35 | 21 |
|
Well with the last three weeks scrubbed on this notes file ,i wonder
would the f.a. agree to start the league again ????
We are proably ready ? With a lot of the "hard" fixtures over we can
start getting three points a game now !!!!!
Sheffield utd tomorrow away ,I,m sure we will get the win here(my
toes are crossed).
On a brighter note ,I went to the Everton Supporters Club (dublin
branch) first meeting in two years last monday night.There was only
16 at it but it was badly advertised and we expect maybe 30 at the
next one on the 30 th sept in the plough in abbey st (if any one is
interested).
More on monday
Liam
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35.32 | No danger stranger | PAKORA::JJACK | La Shammy-Kebab | Sat Sep 14 1991 01:52 | 16 |
| re.27
On the subject of Nevin for Celtic,I must admit that I've heard nothing
but rumours regarding this possibility,and I'm a Celtic fan !!!
Onm the subject of McSaty being part of a swap deal...
FORGET IT !!
If dumplings like Gazza,Platt & Trevor Steven are worth �4 to 5.5
million,then I'm afraid McStay's price would have to be above that !
No doubt all the Huns out there will disagree.....but after all..what
do they know about quality footballers 8*))
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35.33 | No danger stranger | PAKORA::JJACK | La Shammy-Kebab | Sat Sep 14 1991 01:53 | 16 |
| re.27
On the subject of Nevin for Celtic,I must admit that I've heard nothing
but rumours regarding this possibility,and I'm a Celtic fan !!!
On the subject of McStay being part of a swap deal...
FORGET IT !!
If dumplings like Gazza,Platt & Trevor Steven are worth �4 to �5.5
million,then I'm afraid McStay's price would have to be above that !
No doubt all the Huns out there will disagree.....but after all..what
do they know about quality footballers 8*))
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35.34 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | Nightmare on Sesame St | Sat Sep 14 1991 12:19 | 10 |
|
re last two
^ ^
I'm sure I'm seeing double - what was I drinking last night * *
+
\_/
Paul
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35.35 | ANOTHER AWAY LOSE !!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Sep 16 1991 11:05 | 31 |
|
Paul
It would appear you weren,t the only one out drinking ,the whole
Everton team must have been too .......
Losing games against Sheff utd doesn,t do for a team of Everton,s
caliber.WHAT,S GOING ON ???????????????
I was listening to the second half commentary on radio merseyside
and ,to be truthful we didn,t deserve to win this game.
Apparently when utd went two -one up (Everton were winning one nil
at one stage) Beardsley rounded the keeper and shot wide.
Our defense is Rotten !!!!!!! Is Southall still acting the PR&&&
or is it the defence ?? I hear and read that Keown and Watson are
playing very well so it must be the full-backs.Hinchcliff and
Atteveld ???????
No points from any of the four away matchs ,hardly championship
stuff.To be honest I didn,t think during the close season that
Everton would be challenging ,this year ,for the league but I
started believing the media when the said we were contenders.
Not this year anyway.
As usual our home record isint bad ,we havent been beaten yet,but
by the looks of it ,it wont be long -)-)
Cheers
Liam
p.s. Sorry to be so pessimistic ,but it isint looking good.
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35.36 | | CURRNT::PAGED | What was it? Damn,I forgot to get a job | Mon Sep 16 1991 11:42 | 3 |
| Sorry to rub it in lads but ...
Hahahaha... Come on U-Blades. Are you reading Mr Fletcher !
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35.37 | KENDALL RETURNS TO MAIN RD TONIGHT ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Sep 17 1991 13:28 | 30 |
|
RE-1 I suppose your entitled to that ,after we gifted you with the
three points.
According to Howard Kendall it was the "worst display since he
came back to Everton".
Man City tonight at Main Rd ,and i cant see us doing much damage
here.I read this morning that HK is bringing Pat (the dancer) nevin
and Peter (evil knievel)Beagrie back into the squad,I dont think
that they are the answer to our problems ???
I also heard that HK is still rumoured to be chasing Andy Townsend.
Now there,s a prospect !!!!!!!!!!!!! The fee is rumoured to be about
3m.to wedge him from Chelsea. My advise to HK is PAY IT.
I still think our problems are in defence and we could do worse than
make a bid for Wimbledon,s unsettled Terry Phelan.
It,s just a coincidence that these two play for ireland.I must admit
that i hadn,t heard much of Phelan up until a few weeks ,But his debut
in a green shirt was excellant ,he even got praise from Charlton ,who
doesnt lavish praise often.
I toyed with the idea of going to the Coventry match next sat but
fearing the worst ,I,ll wait until october.
Cheers
Liam
P.S. Paul/Nigel Tell me what games you will be at in october and
i will try and meet you for a pint or six.
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35.38 | Clean sheet tonight - Please | UNTADI::NFLETCHER | Beardo , Wardo and Wazzo | Tue Sep 17 1991 14:47 | 13 |
| Liam
I dont return from Munich until the 18th of October , ill try and
get up to a game shortly after that. Luton away is at the beginning of
November , i'll definately be going to that as its my local team. BTW
ive never been there as the away support ban has been on since ive been
living in the area. I would have been going to the Watford match but im
still in Munich.
I cant see use getting much tonight , perhaps it might inspire the
Ex-man city players.
Nigel
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35.39 | So this is what an away win feels like. | YOUWOT::MOOREHEADM | Reading, ware the Fox hat.! | Wed Sep 18 1991 11:18 | 7 |
|
Good grief, a clean sheet AND an away win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
City 0 Everton 1
Martin M.
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35.40 | Back on the road again | UNTADI::NFLETCHER | Beardo , Wardo and Wazzo | Wed Sep 18 1991 11:28 | 6 |
| Yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh
Who scored??
Amazed of Munich
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35.41 | PHEW !!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 18 1991 11:31 | 32 |
|
I Listened to this match on radio merseyside and i dont think i
want to go through that again ,NO THANKS ....
The first half was dull with the exception of the last five minutes.
Alan Hanson and Alan Green were commentating.There was about sixty
off-side decisions shared by both teams.(even the ref started to ignore
them after a while).
In the second half ,City started getting the upper hand but Everton
on the break had a Beardsley header cleared off the line.Some say it
was over the line but some you win some you lose in those situations.
(I can say that now after we eventually won).City still had the better
moments although not much goal-mouth action.Wazza was replaced by zico
MCDonald and apparently Everton started to get into the game.
A mistake by Curle let Beardsley in to blast one into the roof of the
net and it was one nil.The last five minutes i cant rememeber or rather
dont want too ,suffice to say city hit every part of the woodwork but
there was a spell on the goal.Even when city got a penalty in two
minutes of extra time (extra time being just after one or two
stoppages) they handed the novice Hughes the task ,and he promptly
blasted it over the bar.Southall,s HooDoo worked and Everton stole
the three points.
Southall BRILL
Atteveld DODGY
Watson ADEQUATE sp..
Keown BRILL (gets better every game)
Ebbrell GOOD
Sheedy GOOD
Ward AVERAGE (captain for the night)
Beardsly VERY GOOD
Wazza AVERAGE (replaced by zico)
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35.42 | RE -1 CONTINUED,,,,,,,, | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 18 1991 11:52 | 20 |
|
RE-1
I Nearly got logged out .
contd..
Hincliff Average
Newell busy
MCDonald v good ( replaced wazza)
I hope we didn,t use up all our luck for the season on this one.
THE COV on saturday ,and i,m feeling optimistic ..........
cheers
Liam
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35.43 | noting when we're winning, we're only... | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Wed Sep 18 1991 14:10 | 2 |
|
HORRAH!
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35.44 | HAVENT LOST AT HOME YET !!!!!!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Sep 20 1991 19:32 | 15 |
|
Coventry at home tommorrow ?? Last week i would have settled for a draw
but after Wednesdays result and with our luck running the way it is
I,M GOING FOR THE THREE POINTS .....
Everton to win 3-0
see ye monday
Liam
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35.45 | HOW ABOUT A MATCH REPORT ??????? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Sat Sep 21 1991 14:10 | 8 |
|
Anyone going to this ????????
Match report would be appreciated.
cheers
Liam
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35.46 | Beardsley 3 Coventry 0 | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Sep 23 1991 15:06 | 22 |
|
Am I talking to myself ????????
I rang one of my relations ,season ticket holder at the Cov,for a match
report.He travelled to Goodison to watch the match and said that there
was little to excite about this encounter with the exception of Quasi.
Apparantly Everton were lack-lustre and only for a stunning display
from Beardsley that separated the sides.Coventry hit the post before
Everton scored a scrappy goal ,then Everton made it two with a
brilliant goal ,again from beardsley and he completed his hatrick with
a penalty.
Still unbeaten at home,Beardsley scores 6 in the last 4 games and
3 points in the bag.Now for UTD.
cheers
Liam
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35.47 | RUMBELOWS TONIGHT.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Sep 24 1991 11:05 | 15 |
|
RE-4
I got a prediction right ,i must be physic ........
Watford at home tonight in the Rumbe,,, cup.
We should win this comfortably but will proably struggle to
a 1-0 victory.
cheers
Liam
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35.48 | A VISIT TO TOFFEELAND .......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 25 1991 11:05 | 19 |
|
I am getting worried ,two predictions right in a week.
I havent heard anything about the game and only got the result
on the news.
Is Paul on holidays ?????????
I,m at the moment making arrangements to travel to Goodison
next week for the spurs match and may go upto manchester for
the mancs v liverpool on the sunday .If anyone is going to these
games I will gladly meet them for a pint or six.
I know that tickets for the sunday game will be fairly hard to get,
Any suggestions ??????????????
cheers
Liam
p.s.I am going with a liverpool fan ,so the sunday game is one of
the conditions that he will come.
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35.49 | 3 wins on the trot | UNTADI::NFLETCHER | Beardo , Wardo and Wazzo | Wed Sep 25 1991 11:16 | 9 |
| Liam
I take it that the score was 1-0 then!!
Who scored?
Yes Paul is on holiday in the states.
Nigel
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35.50 | 50-50 | ESSB::BLONG | The Scousers Trophy Cabinet is Empty | Wed Sep 25 1991 12:12 | 6 |
| United V Looneypool is all-ticket.
Good Luck.
�rian.
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35.51 | 1-0 | CHEFS::YEOMANSD | Candubs against Kinnock | Wed Sep 25 1991 14:34 | 9 |
| Beardsley scored after his initial shot rebounded of David James.
It was the worst match I've seen all season (and that's coming from
someone who's seen all Watford's home games!) Watford didn't help by
playing with only one up front, but are Everton normally that bad?
Also, was the gate of 8,500ish a record low?
Dave.
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35.52 | QUASI NETS AGAIN..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 25 1991 14:48 | 25 |
|
Thanks dave
The Everton faithful !!! are renounded for their fickleness for
attendances.Last year only about 20,000 went to Wembley for
the zds final .And usually mid-week cup games are poorly
attended.
Some cant believe that i travel from dublin to support them.
Beardsly scored again ,that makes it seven out of the last
five matchs .He isint wasting any time paying back the bargain
price of 1.m.
Still no news on the tickets for sundays match.
Would it be worth trying outside the ground ????????
I know that united usually get 40,000+ at their home games
and with it being liverpool as the oppisition ,i,m proably
looking for a miracle.
Still the important one is in GOODISON ....
cheers
Liam
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35.53 | Can't be as bad as that | YUPPY::TAYLORM | | Wed Sep 25 1991 14:51 | 21 |
| Dave,
Was it really worse than our home games? (Charlton,Southend not
included, only because we won). It seemed, listening to Mike Vince
on local radio,that for the last 15 mins of the first half we
should have scored as Luther had a couple of half chances, but Southall
did well.
He also said that as Everton continued to press we looked quite
capable of scoring on the break. Is that true, even when Butler came on
for Luther? David James apparently made a great save later in the 2nd
half to deny Everton.
With WFC's home record over the last few of seasons, Everton
probably only need to turn up in the second leg. Still, it should
make the game more interesting as long as we don't let in an early
goal!
Martin
|
35.54 | I mean 'pretty' | SIOG::N_DONNELLY | | Wed Sep 25 1991 14:53 | 5 |
| Liam,
I can't believe it that you go over to see Everton either.Are you sure
it's not a titty woman that you're going to see?
Noel
|
35.55 | | CHEFS::YEOMANSD | Candubs against Kinnock | Wed Sep 25 1991 15:31 | 14 |
| Martin,
Yup, even as bad as the Wolves match. Watford did look capable of
scoring on the break, unfortunately, we didn't have any breaks for most
of the second half.
I haven't seen seen Watford with such a defensive line up, since the
days of Mike Keen. Still, at least it's given us a small chance in the
second leg.
Dave.
ps. Maybe we should have our own topic, now there are two of us in
here.
|
35.56 | HERE WE GO ,HERE WE GO ,HERE WE GO ....... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Sep 26 1991 19:39 | 25 |
|
I Have booked my flight for next weekend,but its to manchester.
I,ll be arriving in manchester on friday night,Can anyone
out there give me the following info ????????
1) decent cheapish hotels in manchester
2) train fares and times to liverpool
3) decent hostelries i.e. pubs
4) the latest chat-up lines for manchester women
5) anywhere i,d be likely to get tickets for sundays game.
I have my tickets for Goodison on saturday.
Any info would be appreciated ....
cheers
Liam
|
35.57 | GGG | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Sep 27 1991 20:39 | 1 |
|
|
35.58 | BLUES TAKE ON THE BLUES ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Sep 27 1991 20:43 | 15 |
|
Chelsea tomorrow ,,,
It,s a tough one but i,ll stick my neck out and go for three
in a row 1-0 to Everton with Beardsley scoring his eighth
goal in 6 match,s.
I have just read that Evil Beagrie is gone on loan to sunderland.
cheers
Liam
|
35.59 | Draw ,A just result ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Sep 30 1991 10:21 | 17 |
|
Satisfied with the point ,apparently a game of two halves 8-)8-)
I saw the goals on the granada match .A bit of luck for both teams
and a draw was proably a just result.Beardsley scores again to
make another installment on his bargain 1.m fee.Eight out of six
games and only Ebbrell (man of the match on sat according to the
"SUN") goal breaks the run of Beardsley scoring everton,s last
eight.
Oldham tomorrow night in that stupid zds .
cheers
Liam
|
35.60 | GARY STEVENS !!! WHY ??????? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Sep 30 1991 13:16 | 18 |
|
Rumour has it that Kendall is chasing Gary Stevens ??????/
I remember the sense of relief when he left,I know we need a
few defenders but do we really need him ???
Also Eddie Youlds and Stuart Barlow were in the squad on sat
so it,s only a matter of time before they play.
I would like to see Barlow partner Beardsley and see how they get on.
cheers
Liam
|
35.61 | EVERTON RESERVES V EVERTON .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Oct 01 1991 18:49 | 15 |
|
Oldham tonight ....
With mcdonald making his debut for Oldham ..
this makes it five ex everton players playing for oldham
likely to start tonight.
Should be a bit confusing on the radio.
Liam
|
35.62 | Deano and Rushie... Simply the best!! | YUPPY::SEABURYS | | Thu Oct 03 1991 13:04 | 9 |
| re .59
It must be a real shame for all you toffees out there, seeing Beardo
get all his goals for the season in the first couple of months...
What's he going to do for the rest of the season?? 8-)
Stew.
|
35.63 | THE BLUES 3 oldham 2 .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Oct 03 1991 17:41 | 21 |
|
RE-1
OH YEE OF LITTLE FAITH ...
I ,m om my way tomorrow night to manchester and would gladly meet
any Totts fan,s travelling to goodison on saturday or anyone going
to the mancs v liverpool for a pint or six on sunday.
I booked into the Gardens in manchester and i,m told that it,s in the
hub of manchester.
What about the other night ?? 3-2 against Oldham , not bad considering
milligan scored against his old club (pity he couldn,t do the business
for Everton).
cheers
liam
|
35.64 | A Visit With GOD ........... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Oct 03 1991 17:56 | 26 |
|
I have just returned from a luncheon for a new courier company launch
where Jack Charlton was guest speaker.
I must say he really is accessable and a pleasure to talk to.
He told a funny story ,probably an old won by noters standards ,
but got a great reception at the launch.
Three soccer managers were killed in a car crash , Tommy Docherty
Laurie mc Minamee and John Bond .
On approaching the pearly gates ,st peter stopped them ,looked them
up and down and sent "the doc " to a room with an old toothless hag
and stinking furniture and said " for your sins on earth you will spend
your eternity in this room ". Likewise with Mc minamee ..
When it came to John Bond ,st peter led him to a beautiful four poster
bedroom with Bo Derek ,Bondy was delighted until St peter said...
Bo Derek for your sins on earth ..............
cheers
Liam
|
35.65 | SUPER QUASI .......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Oct 04 1991 18:11 | 17 |
|
Spurs tomorrow ...
Three -two to the toffee,s with Beardsley getting the three .
AND I,LL BE THERE...
Match report (biased of course) on monday.
Cheers
liam
|
35.66 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | Nightmare on Sesame St | Mon Oct 07 1991 11:12 | 40 |
|
Three weeks away from home and what a change...
I got to Maine Road for the 1-0 win over City - it was the longest last
minute I've ever had to live through - they hit the post, hit tha bar
and missed a penalty... no sweat.
Saturday's game.
Everton 3-1 Tottenham Att 29,505
Cottee 3 Lineker
I tried out the new seats in the St End this time and what a hideous
ordeal - the seats are unreserved so you have to get in early to get a
good view - I had to miss a valuable hour's drinking. AND, everytime
the ball got close to goal everyone stood up - I should have had a
spring fitted to my arse...
But off to the game, Everton played some brilliant football in the
first half. Cottee hit the underside of the bar in the second minute
and Everton missed three other reasonable chances all in the first 10
minutes. Cottee scored his first in the 13th minute after Beardsley
broke through, drew the keeper and squared the ball for Cottee to
hammer it into the empty net. Tottenham equalised immediatly with their
second attack of the game - a cross into the box looked harmless until
Lineker dived to score a good equaliser. Everton didn't let the goal
bother them and continued to press and took the lead again after Watson
was fouled in the box by the clumsy Paul Stewart. Cottee scored from
the spot. Cottee completed the scoring after Bobby the Pole broke
through and set up Cottee for another easy goal.
The mini forward line of Cottee, Beardsley, Ward and Waryzcha were
superb (for the first half anyway) - they scored three, but could quite
easily have doubled that - a very encouraging performance, you could
see the confidence building after a few good results - lets hope it
continues....
Paul
|
35.67 | waffle waffle | KERNEL::WATTERSON | Nightmare on Sesame St | Mon Oct 07 1991 16:08 | 15 |
|
More news from Goodison....
Graeme Sharp's testimonial is to be played at Goodison on Sunday 15th
December - Everton vs Celtic, this is the day after Sharp plays for
Oldham against Everton at Boundary Park....
Kendall is rumoured to be on the verge of a BIG signing - Hagi has been
mentioned again, but I also heard the Gary Stevens rumour.....
Peter Beardsley is back in the England squad, the first Everton player
for about two years.
Paul
|
35.68 | I have Been to MECCA again,,,,,,,, | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Oct 08 1991 16:33 | 18 |
|
My match report would have been the same as -2 except to mention
that Everton fell asleep in the second half,especially bobby the pole.
Main features were Keown was brill,Beardsley was excellant as was
Ebbrell.Sheedy very good in patchs only to do some stupid things
as well.
Paul ,I was above you at the very highest seat in the Glwadys st
stand.( We proably bumped into each other).
I also got to old Trafford but will talk about that later.
Cheers
Liam
|
35.69 | Watford anyone? | YOUWOT::MOOREHEADM | Reading, ware the Fox hat.! | Tue Oct 08 1991 16:38 | 7 |
|
Great to see the blues doing (and playing) well again. Anyone going to Watford
tonight? I know it's only the thingy cup but Blues Vs Watford games are usually
very entertaining eg. 4:4 4:5 not to mention 2:0 at Wembley for the FA Cup.
Martin M
|
35.70 | a few beers ? | KERNEL::WATTERSON | Nightmare on Sesame St | Tue Oct 08 1991 17:24 | 14 |
| Re last couple
Martin, I can't make Watford tonight, but I know Nigel Fletcher will be
back in time for the Luton game - I'm trying to save up the �13.50 to
afford to go to that one - �13.50 what a bloody rip-off !!!!!!!
We ought to stick a note in a couple of weeks before saying which games
were going to (just as well we're not Man Utd supporter's or we'd have
nothing to do....... :-))
Paul
PS - I'm hoping to get to the Notts County game at Goodison in
mid-November - will you be there Mr Anderson ?
|
35.71 | 8 minutes from extra time | KERNEL::WATTERSON | Paul Watterson VMSNR | Wed Oct 09 1991 10:11 | 9 |
|
Watford 1-2 Everton att 11,000ish
Some kid 71 Newell 82,
Beardsley 83
Everton win 3-1 on aggregate.
Paul
|
35.72 | Maybe A Box | PANIC::ANDERSON | The Pies have arrived | Wed Oct 09 1991 13:24 | 7 |
| Paul,
Yes, I shall be there, with my father-in-law who is a Blue. Not sure
where I'll be sitting yet, but am apparently getting tickets via the
brother-in-law from NEC.
Rob
|
35.73 | Are you buying the beer ? | KERNEL::WATTERSON | The Pies have gone stale | Wed Oct 09 1991 14:46 | 7 |
|
Robbo,
will all the Notts County supporters be sharing a box - I believe
there's enough room for about 10 of you....... :-)
Paulo
|
35.74 | Beer ? What's That ?? | PANIC::ANDERSON | The Pies have arrived | Wed Oct 09 1991 15:57 | 5 |
| Paulo,
Is it possible to book half a box then ? ;-)
Ando
|
35.75 | And I do mean in the 1st team ! | MASALA::JJACK | Shift_D_Mad_Axe_Men_On_Tour_1991 | Wed Oct 09 1991 18:00 | 4 |
|
Is Nevin getting a game at the moment ?
|
35.76 | Nevin | KERNEL::WATTERSON | The Pies have gone stale | Wed Oct 09 1991 18:27 | 7 |
|
Re .75
There was no sign of him on Saturday, but I think he came on as sub
last night and made the first goal.
Paul
|
35.77 | Radio Days Are back again.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Oct 09 1991 19:05 | 16 |
|
Everton played around with Watford last night and just when they
tought they were in with a chance ,the Blues stepped up a gear
and potted two in as many minutes to finish them off.
PHew....
....And the radio said some dramatic news from vicarage rd
watford have equailised on aggregate...
..... but Beardsley has equailised on the night or was it Newell ???
I cant believe it !!! they both have scored....
(well it went something like that anyway ).
Liam
|
35.78 | PETER BONETTI SIGNS FOR THE BLUES,.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Oct 09 1991 19:12 | 21 |
|
Aston Villa at home on saturday ..We owe them a good hiding.
But i would be quite happy with a two - nil win.
Latest news on comings and goings:
Zico Mc Donald is gone to Oldham (this leaves us very thin for
midfielders and defenders)
The Great Peter Bonetti has signed as keeper coach (I kid you not)
I pray that the rumour about Gary Stevens is only that ,Surely not
Howard ,DONT DO IT HOWARD !!!!!!
Young Stuart Barlow is getting into the squad these days ,Its only
a matter of time now.
Is Atteveld Gone or Wot ??????
Liam
|
35.79 | were you asleep Liam ? | KERNEL::WATTERSON | The Pies have gone stale | Wed Oct 09 1991 19:29 | 6 |
|
>>>>Is Atteveld Gone or Wot ??????
He played on Saturday..........
Paul
|
35.80 | too much to drink | SIOG::N_DONNELLY | | Thu Oct 10 1991 09:57 | 5 |
| And you were at the game Liam????
Noel
|
35.81 | Is Liam a secret Man Utd supporter ? | KERNEL::WATTERSON | VENI VIDI VISA | Thu Oct 10 1991 10:52 | 5 |
|
Wolves at Goodison in the next round of the League cup.
Paul
|
35.82 | YOU WOT MATE ,I,LL HAVE YOU ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Oct 10 1991 18:17 | 17 |
|
RE -1
That is the highest insult you could possibly utter ....
Wot I meant to say about Atteveld was ,was he going ????
I do recall him replacing Sheedy on saturday now that you mention
it.Was Ward injured ? I would have thought that bobby the pole
should have been substituted in the second half.
cheers
Liam
(My wife ,father-in-law and brother-in-law are all United supporters
a breed apart !!!!!!)
|
35.83 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | VENI VIDI VISA | Thu Oct 10 1991 18:39 | 11 |
|
ohhh yerrrrrr.......my dad's bigger than your dad....
Ward looked like he pulled his hamstring and could be out for a while -
shame, he's fitted in really well so far.
I didn't think Bobby was any worse than anyone else, Kendall could have
taken any of them off - I've never seen a team play so well in the
first half and then just stop playing in the second.
paul
|
35.84 | Ebbrell - superstar | KERNEL::WATTERSON | VENI VIDI VISA | Wed Oct 16 1991 11:25 | 7 |
|
John Ebbrell played a blinder for the England U21s last night - if he
carrys on playing like that for both Everton and England he can't be
far off getting into the full England squad.
Paul
|
35.85 | Does he Play midfield for Everton...?? | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Wed Oct 16 1991 13:49 | 6 |
| Paul....
Couldnt agree more...Ebbrell was the best player on the pitch.
I would prefer to see him in the full England side instead of
Batty.Shearer must be close to a First cap aswell.
Dave...
|
35.86 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | VENI VIDI VISA | Wed Oct 16 1991 14:06 | 7 |
|
Dave,
yeh - he's been playing centre midfield for most of this season, he
started badly, but he's been outstanding recently.
Paul
|
35.87 | Curious of Munich | UNTADI::NFLETCHER | Beardo , Wardo and Wazzo | Wed Oct 16 1991 14:12 | 3 |
| What was the score in the England under 21 last night
Nigeo
|
35.88 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Wed Oct 16 1991 14:46 | 3 |
| England 2:0 Turkey U21
Shearer 76, 79 mins.
|
35.89 | Kendall signs Jackson | KERNEL::WATTERSON | | Fri Oct 18 1991 10:04 | 5 |
|
Everton have just paid �600,000 for Matthew Jackson - he's some young
unknown defender from Luton - anyone heard of him ?
Paul
|
35.90 | | CRISPY::NAGLEJ | | Fri Oct 18 1991 10:56 | 15 |
|
700,000 now plus another 300,000 if he gains a regular first
team place. Even more money to follow after that if he plays
for England.
Apart from that don't know much about him except that he hasn't
played a great deal for the first team. He's a youngster as well,
20 years old.
Apparently he has potential. Daglish'a assistance at Blacburn, Ray
Harford, phoned Luton with an offer just as Jackson was driving
up to sign for Everton. It was Harford that signed Jackson for
Luton in the first place.
JN.
|
35.91 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Fri Oct 18 1991 11:14 | 22 |
|
Cheers,
sounds like a lot of money - I hope he's worth it.
Typical Kenny the Dog move, wait until he's virtually signed for
Everton and then try and sign him - ala Speedie.
Injury news:
Keown should be fit for tomorrow's game against his previous club, this
means that Kendall has virtually a full squad to choose from. The only
injuries now are Mark Ward - Hamstring and Ian Snodin - you name it,
he's had it. Snodin continues to make 'slow, but steady progress'. No
idea about if and when he'll be fully fit again.
Internationals:
Keown was called up for the England squad, but was unfortunatly
injured - it shouldn't be long before he gets called up again.
Beardsley spent 90 frustrating minutes on the bench for England.
Paul
|
35.92 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Mon Oct 21 1991 11:13 | 38 |
| Everton 0-2 Aston Villa Att 27,500ish
Regis, Daley
Southall
Jackson
Ratcliffe (Newell 45 mins)
Ebbrell
Watson
Keown
Warzycha
Beardlsey
Cottee
Harper
Sheedy (Atteveld 75 mins)
What an unbelievable cr*p performance - only Southall managed to keep
the score down to 2, I can't remember the last time Everton were that
bad in a home game.
Everton started badly as Villa dominated the first 10 minutes, but
things seemed to be picking up as Beardsley and Waryzcha started to
make gaps in the Villa defence. But then Regis scored against the run
of play - and Everton just fell apart. Daley scored the second goal
with a screamer mid-way through the second half.
On the plus side, Matty Jacko had a good solid debut - he looks skilful
and confident on the ball - a bit unusual for an Everton defender !! On
the negative side, Ebbrell was eclipsed by Kevin Richardson and with
him out of the way, Everton's attackers were totally out of it.
Beardsley and Cottee both had a quiet game. Sheedy and Ratcliffe had
stinkers - they must be on their way soon.
Transfer news - the rumours about Hagi still persist, the latest is
that Kendall is desperate to get him from Real Madrid, at least until
the end of the season, whether it's on loan, or he has to break the
bank to buy him.
Paul
|
35.93 | GOODBYE TO PAT THE DANCER .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Oct 24 1991 18:11 | 28 |
|
"Exciting things happening for the future at Goodison Park,but
I dont think i,ll be in the reckoning "
Quote from Pat Nevin and his transfer request was granted.
Sad to see him go ,he was a fans favorite.
Apparently Celtic are no longer interested because they say
they dont need this kind of player now.(I would beg to differ)
Sounds like a dreadful game last saturday ,Villa are fast becoming
a bogie team for us.
Our home record was shattered ,QPR away on saturday,normally a
formality but these days we are finding it hard to get a good run
together.
We are still lacking in just about every position ,defence ,midfield
and defence again.Howard is going to have to spend or we will end
up in mid-table mediocrity again.
Who are we playing in the Noddy cup next tuesday ????????
Cheers
Liam
|
35.94 | Wolves | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Thu Oct 24 1991 18:17 | 7 |
| Hi Liam,
>>> Who are we playing in the Noddy cup next tuesday ????????
It's Wolves at home in the League cup on Wednesday.
Paul
|
35.95 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Tue Oct 29 1991 11:26 | 16 |
|
QPR 3-1 Everton 10,002
Bailey Cottee
Barker 2
Well, Everton give yet another cr*p team their first home win of the
season. Apparently they didn't play as badly as the scoreline suggests
- Beardlsey was outstanding and it was only some amazing goalkeeping
which kept Everton from getting a result. But they're still going to
struggle if the defence keeps leaking goals like this...
Wolves at home tomorrow - ex-Evertonian Andy Mutch misses the game, but
I can see Bull causing havoc - probably be a 5-5 draw. Then Luton away
on Saturday, I confidently expect Everton to win......
Paul
|
35.96 | CR@@ AND MORE CR@P.......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Oct 29 1991 22:41 | 19 |
|
I Wish I was that confident !!!!!!!
I caught the last half-hour on the radio ,of the QPR game.
It was all Everton ,but they couldn.t get the equailiser
and were caught for the third 4 mins into injury time.
The commentator said Everton played well but I would rather
they played s@@t and got a few points on the board.These
are supposed to be the "easy" teams...
More rumours in the paper today about Southall and Newell
going to Chelsea for 3m.Apparently Kendall is after young
James of Watford(i think).
Cheers
Liam
|
35.97 | Evil Beagrie Back At Goodison | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Oct 30 1991 18:49 | 14 |
|
Beagrie gets a recall from loan from sunderland where he was setting
them alight .Apparently he got man of the match twice but Kendall
has refused to let him go and he may play tonight.
Better hide all the motorbicycle,s
cheers
Liam
prediction for tonight.... A safe two nil for the TOFFEE,S
|
35.98 | 2 for Beagrie | DUCK::BARNETTD | Dave Barnett | Wed Oct 30 1991 22:45 | 7 |
| He is talking to Jimmy Armfield at this very moment on Radio 5
talking about his 2 goals in the 4-1 win against Wolves. Not a
bad comeback.
He says he's intent on staying at Goodison and doesn't want to move.
Dave
|
35.99 | Beagrie Bags Two ....... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Oct 31 1991 10:31 | 19 |
|
I heard the interview and true enough he said that he never handed
in a transfer request and does not want to leave.I think with the
current Everton squad there is a place there for him but he wasn,t
very consistent last year,maybe he might fit in with Beardsley this
year ??
A good win last night ,just what we needed ,after the last two
saturdays .Hopefully now we stuff Luton on saturday and start crawling
our way up the table.
Cheers
Liam
Whats the latest update on Ian Snodin ?????????????
|
35.100 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Thu Oct 31 1991 12:26 | 12 |
|
Liam,
who did Beagrie replace last night ?
The last I heard about Snodin was 'he's making slow but steady
progress' - It must be a year since his last appearance, I can't really
see him making a succesful comeback, even if he does regain full
fitness he'll be a shadow of his former self - look how cr*p Heath and
Ratcliffe are now after their injuries....
Paul
|
35.101 | 23 Days To Go | PANIC::ANDERSON | The 'Pies have gone cold | Thu Oct 31 1991 14:05 | 6 |
|
Watto,
Beagrie & Nevin replaced Ward & Sheedy
Ando
|
35.102 | STUFF LUTON ON SATURDAY...... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Nov 01 1991 18:26 | 11 |
|
Lets stuff Luton tommorrow and get back up the table.We are now
fifteenth.... and the strange thing is we are playing some
great football (with the exception of the villa game).
Ah Well back to the drawing board.
Liam
p.s. Will Beagrie be playing I wonder ??????????????
|
35.103 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Dances with Wilderbeasts | Sun Nov 03 1991 10:38 | 28 |
|
Luton 0-1 Everton att 8,022
Waryzcha
Beagrie played AND was man of the match in the reports I've seen - what
did they feed him on at Sunderland ??
Apparently it was a really cr*p game - the ball was booted out of the
ground SIX times, Luton didn't have a single shot on goal and Everton
should have won by about 3 or 4 nil. But at least it was a clean sheet
and an away win. Due to a colour clash Everton had to wear Luton's away
strip.
Everton's team:
Southall
Jackson (Cottee 65 mins)
Hinchliffe
Ebbrell
Watson
Keown
Nevin (Warzycha 65 mins)
Beardsley
Newell
Atteveld
Beagrie
Paul
|
35.104 | yellow strip? | GEMVAX::HILL | | Mon Nov 04 1991 15:01 | 8 |
| > Due to a colour clash Everton had to wear Luton's away
> strip.
Don't Everton usually wear a yellow strip away from home? Luton wear
blue and white, so they should have known they couldn't bring the blue
uniforms. Nice to see the blues get an away win.
Tom
|
35.105 | SOCCER WITH AN OVAL BALL | ESSB::TSHAUGHNESSY | Electric Shaughs! | Mon Nov 04 1991 15:34 | 7 |
| According to yesterdays paper Howard Kendall is qouted as saying that
all those alickadoos in the private boxes across the pitch had their backs
to the window watching the rugby on T.V. doesn't say much for the quality
of football played !!!!!!
Rgds,
Shaughs.
|
35.106 | | CURRNT::PAGED | Anna Rexic | Mon Nov 04 1991 17:54 | 1 |
| Indeed, but they were playing Luton.
|
35.107 | Crawling up the Table... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Nov 04 1991 18:34 | 14 |
|
Well we really stuffed Luton then .. Maximum points anyway.
Another good show from Beagrie ,man of the match.
Apparently Nevin was sh@@ he got a 5 rating.
And we are crawling up the table ,currently 12th another 3 points
and we could move to eighth.
cheers
Liam
|
35.108 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Dances with Wilderbeasts | Tue Nov 05 1991 14:34 | 11 |
|
I saw Bobby the Pole's goal on the box last night - Beagrie won the
ball in midfield, beat two men and crossed for Warzycha to hammer the
ball in from the edge of the area - what a cracker !
Everton looked terrible in Luton's tastless orange away strip - Like
Tom said a couple back, I can't understand why Everton didn't take the
yellow strip - it's obviously a ploy to confuse the opposition and win
a few more away games.......
Paul
|
35.109 | Everton Internationals..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Nov 11 1991 10:06 | 16 |
|
Whats all this rubbish about the Blues chasing either Rush or Deano ??
The papers must be getting bored .
Beardsley is likely to start for england (worse luck for us Irish)
Bobby the pole starts for Poland,and i havent seen Sheedy on the
Irish injury list either.
Roll on Wednesday
Liam
|
35.110 | Fleck now on the move ,,,, | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Nov 11 1991 20:03 | 16 |
|
And the rumours continue .....
I have just read that Howard has just offered 2m for
Robert Fleck of Norwich ???????
He is a good player but 2m is a bit much ,dont you think ?
I,ve no doubt at this stage that EVERTON have been linked to
almost everyone in the first division and maybe more ...
Liam
|
35.111 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | Tony Parson's secret love child | Wed Nov 13 1991 14:17 | 12 |
|
re last
FLECK ??? - The papers must be desperate for stories !!
The 'Kendall in for Saunders' rumour reared it's ugly head again at the
weekend - I hope that's only a rumour as well - Kendall needs to buy a
midfield player NOW.
Eddie Youds has joined Ipswich for �250,000.
Paul
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35.112 | NEWELL SIGNS FOR BLACKBURN !!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Nov 15 1991 10:14 | 15 |
|
The Kendall Clear-out continues ??
Newell has just signed for Blackburn (Kenny always gets his man,
he wanted him at Liverpool too) for �1.1m.
Kendall must now look for a tall stricker,with Sharpy and Newell
gone.
The Wombles at Goodison tomorrow .........
We usually struggle against them but i predict a 2-0 victory.
( fingers crossed to continue are good run :-) :-).
Liam
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35.113 | going going....gone | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Fri Nov 15 1991 13:13 | 15 |
|
Newell's departure leaves the forward line lacking in depth - Newell's
been cr*p for the last eighteen months, but at least he was an
alternative option to Cottee. I'd be very surprised to see Beagrie or
Nevin leaving in the near future - other wise we might see Harper
playing at centre forward.
At least Kendall's cleared out most of Harvey's failures - McCall,
Milligan, Newell etc etc. Jackson looks like he'll be a good buy, but
he needs to buy a few more pretty quickly.
Rob Anderson - are you still going to Goodison on the 23rd Nov ?
Paul
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35.114 | No Forwards Needed Against 'Pies Defence | PANIC::ANDERSON | The 'Pies have gone cold | Fri Nov 15 1991 14:59 | 11 |
|
Paul,
Of course I am - I wouldn't miss the opportunity to see my
puny-little-club's appearance at such a revered mega-huge-club's
super-fantastic-stadium :-) etc....
Where do you drink before the game ? As, I think I've said, I'll be with my
father-in-law, but he's not averse to the odd drop of bitter.
Rob
|
35.115 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Fri Nov 15 1991 15:13 | 16 |
|
Rob,
I usually go to the Arkles with my brother-in-law, it's on the far side
of Stanley Park - near Anfield - handy for parking (if you can stand
the stench :-)) - I'll drop you a mail next week with more details.
>> puny-little-club's appearance at such a revered mega-huge-club's
>> super-fantastic-stadium :-) etc....
Did you know that Goodison has escalators, so you don't have to climb
millions of stairs to get to the Top Balcony ? I didn't see any at
Meadow Lane........
Paul
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35.116 | LINEAKER SAVES ME A FORTUNE ??? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Nov 18 1991 09:39 | 17 |
|
I,m getting good at these predictions re -3
Cottee gets a second chance with his penalty kick and Watson
blasts another Watson special to make it two nil.
Paul, were you at this one ??? how about a report ??
Latest on the transfer rumours is that Kendall has had talks
with Super Mo Johnson......Two figures were mentioned
one was �1.5m the other was �2m.
Cheers
Liam
|
35.117 | | BEAGLE::WARD | | Mon Nov 18 1991 10:32 | 5 |
| I believe Everton tried to sign Johnston from Partick for 100K back
in 1982. He left the following year for 200K to Watford. You get
your man at long last ...
Ray
|
35.118 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Mon Nov 18 1991 10:46 | 19 |
| re .116
Hi Liam,
no I couldn't face paying to watch Wimbledon - I'm saving my money for
the 'stale Pies' next weekend.... I saw the goals on the box yesterday,
the first was very 'Liverpool' - I thought Ward was tripped outside the
box, then Cottee was lucky to get the chance to retake the penalty -
the goalie definatley moved - but they usually do and don't get
punished.
Maurice Johnson looks set to sign this week for �1.5M, BUT he's got to
agree personal terms yet.... I would have rather seen McCoist or McStay
at Goodison.
Are you planning any more trips to Goodison this season Liam ?
Paul
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35.119 | Johnston signs | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Mon Nov 18 1991 14:12 | 5 |
|
according to teletext, Maurice Johnston has just signed for Everton for
�1.5m - I'll reserve judgement until he's played a few games........
Paul
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35.120 | FREE HOUSE ,,FREE HOUSE.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Nov 18 1991 20:23 | 31 |
|
Likewise i,ll have to wait and see play to comment...
Who will he replace ?? Cottee i wonder ????
I wouldn,t rule out MC Stay coming to Goodison yet..
Now there,s something to get excited about.
Well i said last week that another three points would
take us to eighth ,I was nearly right now we are ninth.
And looking good to pounce, only 11 points off the top.
re : coming to Goodison YES I will definately be going to
two more matchs .The only thing is our fixtures this year
are poxy. The supporters club are going to the West ham game
but my wife is going to America for thanksgiving so i,ll
have a free house (i.e. all dressed up and no money to go
anywhere).I may wait for a good F.A. cup game (the FINAL
hopefully )but it will be in the new year.
There are some great deals at the moment ,like �55 to fly
in that morning and leave that night etc also a shopping
trip before christmas for �45 that leaves thurs night and
returns sat night but thats on the ferry.You never know
i might win the national lottery :-)
I,ll let you know in plenty of time and arrange to meet you
for a few Castlemaine,s XXXX
cheers
Liam
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35.121 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Tue Nov 19 1991 11:01 | 27 |
|
Hi Liam,
I'll look forward to a few beers - I should (touch wood) be back
permanently in Liverpool before christmas....
I wonder what team Kendall will play now......
Southall
Jackson Hinchliffe
Watson Keown
Beagrie Ebbrell Ward
Beardsley
Johnston Cottee
No place for Sheedy, Ratcliffe, Warzycha, Harper, Atteveld, Nevin
The midfield looks a bit weak and only Keown, Watson and Southall are
over 5'10 - should be interesting defending corners....
Stay tuned for a full report on Saturday's game.
paul
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35.122 | The 'Pies are warming up | PANIC::ANDERSON | The 'Pies have gone cold | Wed Nov 20 1991 09:45 | 8 |
| >> <<< Note 35.121 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "No Irish in Sweden" >>>
>> Stay tuned for a full report on Saturday's game.
...and read Note 39 for the unbiased version.... ;-)
Rob
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35.123 | Boggers ? | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Wed Nov 20 1991 10:33 | 5 |
|
Everton have some Dutchman called 'Boggers' on trial from Mechelen -
do you know anything about him Ton ?
Paul
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35.124 | | CROWN::MURRAY | Digital has it. Well sort of | Wed Nov 20 1991 11:00 | 5 |
|
Probably a Donkey like Wouters.....
Paul
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35.125 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Wed Nov 20 1991 11:18 | 6 |
|
nah - he can't be that bad - Arsenal haven't tried to buy him....
:-)
Paul
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35.126 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Dr. Martens | Wed Nov 20 1991 11:22 | 15 |
35.127 | Hee Haw | CURRNT::PAGED | Terry Waited | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:05 | 1 |
| I assume -1 was written by that Dutch bloke ?
|
35.128 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Dr. Martens | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:14 | 8 |
| <<< Note 35.127 by CURRNT::PAGED "Terry Waited" >>>
-< Hee Haw >-
>> I assume -1 was written by that Dutch bloke ?
Why do you assume that?
T_�
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35.129 | Lets get back to footie | CURRNT::PAGED | Terry Waited | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:20 | 3 |
| Because the subject was quadruped football players. Something which
seems to generate more than a little hysterical excitement in your
side of the Dike.
|
35.130 | eh ? | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:21 | 3 |
| what happened to .126 ???
Paul
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35.131 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Dr. Martens | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:24 | 10 |
| <<< Note 35.130 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "No Irish in Sweden" >>>
-< eh ? >-
>> what happened to .126 ???
>> Paul
Ask the moderator, I dunno! I thought I was quite friendly :-)
T_
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35.132 | The plot thickens | BAHTAT::BLYTHE | Ee bah gum th's trouble at t'mill | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:25 | 5 |
| Was it a Cunno special ?
I think we should be told.
jb.
|
35.133 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Dr. Martens | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:27 | 16 |
| <<< Note 35.129 by CURRNT::PAGED "Terry Waited" >>>
-< Lets get back to footie >-
>> Because the subject was quadruped football players. Something which
>> seems to generate more than a little hysterical excitement in your
>> side of the Dike.
I think you are missing the point! the only thing you are doing here is
p*ss*ng off on players you never heard off and have never seen playing.
If you want to make solid statements on them, go out and see them, then
you can always say they are donkeys or not, they way you are doing it now
from behind your desk makes me sick!
T_
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35.134 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Dr. Martens | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:27 | 13 |
| <<< Note 35.132 by BAHTAT::BLYTHE "Ee bah gum th's trouble at t'mill" >>>
-< The plot thickens >-
>> Was it a Cunno special ?
>> I think we should be told.
>> jb.
No it was not, sorry....
T_
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35.135 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Wed Nov 20 1991 12:30 | 6 |
| >>>>No it was not, sorry....
So what was it ? - a run down on this Boggers bloke ?
Paul
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35.136 | Assuming SET/HIDDEN | CURRNT::PAGED | Terry Waited | Wed Nov 20 1991 14:02 | 7 |
35.137 | | CROWN::MURRAY | Digital has it. Well sort of | Wed Nov 20 1991 15:13 | 8 |
35.138 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Dr. Martens | Wed Nov 20 1991 15:14 | 15 |
| <<< Note 35.136 by CURRNT::PAGED "Terry Waited" >>>
-< Assuming SET/HIDDEN >-
>>Dr Martens,
>>I think its you who's missing the point. All I'm doing here is p*ss*ng off on
>>precious little twerps who hyper-ventilate each time their chain is pulled.
>>Rgds
>>Lord Hee Haw
Well hear hear looks who's talking!!!!!!!!!! It seems to me you think very
highly of yourself, well just continue 'cause I for one don't!
T_
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35.139 | Mummy, his head is shaped like a pin. | CURRNT::PAGED | Terry Waited | Wed Nov 20 1991 15:21 | 1 |
| Will do Dr !!
|
35.140 | My Dad's bigger than your dad !! | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Wed Nov 20 1991 15:31 | 10 |
|
CHILDREN CHILDREN !!!!!!!
If you're going to insult each other in this note, can't you at least
try and be vaguely witty and entertaining.......
:-) :-)
Paul
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35.141 | | HLFS00::JANSEN_T | UTRECHT, HOLLAND | Wed Nov 20 1991 15:47 | 5 |
| rep -1
You're completely right Paul, I'm off.
T_
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35.142 | Rathole ended | CURRNT::PAGED | THE DONKEY SANCTUARY,MUENCHEN | Wed Nov 20 1991 15:59 | 1 |
| Me too, game over.
|
35.143 | Phew! | ULYSSE::CHAMPOLLION | Chris the Jester | Wed Nov 20 1991 18:45 | 3 |
| Thank you!
�JF?
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35.144 | B@*%$!+S !! | KIRKTN::JJACK | | Thu Nov 21 1991 09:51 | 11 |
|
Just read in the Scottish press that the Graeme Sharp testimonial match
beteween Everton & Celtic at Goodison on December 15th has been
cancelled !!!!!
We've booked & paid �400 for our bus already !
Apparently the police fear violence from one of the best behaved
supports in Briatain !!!
Just ask any Arsenal or Machester United fan about the Celtic support
at recent testimonials !
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35.145 | Another reason for yeez tae hate MO!! | KIRKTN::ISUTHERLAND | Go to Falkirk | Thu Nov 21 1991 10:00 | 5 |
|
JJ,
a doot wee Mo musta tellt them whit yeez dae ti the seats at Ibrox,
ev'ry time yeez come avisitin',(as weell as whit yeez dae wi'oor
pies).;^)
|
35.146 | | ASKFOR::HAIGH | Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung? What Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung? | Thu Nov 21 1991 10:10 | 1 |
| Chortle! By the way, what DO they do with your pies?
|
35.147 | | PAKORA::JJACK | | Thu Nov 21 1991 10:37 | 21 |
|
re.last
Well...we certainly don't eat them that's for sure. They're more
inedible than the Parkhead one's !!
As for the seats......I've been to Ibrox about a dozen times since the
new stadium opened,and only once have I saw any seats damaged.
Certainly,after the recent match there we left late so as to avoid the
rush at the exits & I didn't notice ANY seats damaged in the bottom
section of the Broomloan.
I've laso saw us being gubbed there on more than one occassion & as I
said...only once have I say any seats damaged.
I've yet to see a pie stall set on fire though...........
Now where did that happen again ?????????????? 8*))
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35.148 | Celtic | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Thu Nov 21 1991 12:11 | 19 |
|
Re last
I can't believe the Celtic game's been cancelled - if they were worried
about crowd violence, why did they arrange the game in the first
place ?????
I'm sure there must be some other reason (Sharp is no longer an Everton
player - perhaps.... ?)
I'll see what I can find out at the weekend.
Johnston looks like he's managed to talk himself out of any future
involvement with the Scotland team - he was whinging in the paper
yesterday about only being sub for the San Marino game - Roxbrough
didn't take to kindly to his remarks......
Paul
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35.149 | EVERTON ON THE UP ....... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Nov 22 1991 17:02 | 31 |
|
Just because I havent been in the notes for a day or two ,someone
starts an argument ( and i missed it ).
Ah Well back to football........
The Toffees are playing Notts County at home tomorrow.
I have been getting good at my predictions lately but
this is a hard one,Given that Super Mo will proably
be making his debut I,ll go for a home win...
Everton 3 County 1
Beardsley 1 Super Mo 2
We live in hope.
As I said before we are crawling up the table and another few wins
and by the new year we could well be in contention.(remember i said
it first on the 22 nov 91).Before the season started I didn,t hold
much hope of anything this year ,looking at the team we had ,But
Kendall has already made some shrewd buys i.e. Beardsley ,Jackson
and hopefully Super Mo .Also he is bringing out the best in players
like Beagrie ,Ward ,Keown (who was getting better anyway).
So things are looking on the up at Goodison.
cheers
Liam
(ever an optimist)
|
35.150 | THE MISSING LINK ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Nov 22 1991 17:05 | 8 |
|
I Forgot to agree with you Paul
The missing Link seems to be a midfielder to play with
Ebbrell.Maybe Mc Stay ,Who knows ??????
Liam
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35.151 | ...and also an Everton fan by the way !!! | MASALA::JJACK | | Fri Nov 22 1991 17:25 | 11 |
|
Dream on...........If McStay decides to leave his beloved Celtic,it'll
be for the change & for the chance to better himself.
No doubt the lure of winning trophies will have a lot to do with it
too,so why should he choose Everton ?????
I'm not being sarcastic btw,I'm serious
SQFCSC
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35.152 | money | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Fri Nov 22 1991 18:26 | 13 |
|
>> Dream on...........If McStay decides to leave his beloved Celtic,it'll
>> be for the change & for the chance to better himself.
>> No doubt the lure of winning trophies will have a lot to do with it
>> too,so why should he choose Everton ?????
Point taken - but I'm sure Everton could afford to pay him higher wages
(why else would Johnston go to Goodison ?) - AND he could bank a
reasonable stack of wads in the signing on fee and his cut of the
transfer fee.......
Paul
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35.153 | more on money | PAKORA::GKELLY | More nonsense in a minute | Sat Nov 23 1991 09:27 | 12 |
|
re -1
If money was uppermost in McStay's mind, then why has he stuck with
Celtic for so long. Although he will benefit out of any move, most of
the Celtic faithfull believe that McStay's loyalty to the club will
make him stay at Parkhead. I only hope that the club can match any
cash offer that he gets elsewhere and that he remains where he is.
gk. ( living in hope! )
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35.154 | McStay must stay ! \ | PAKORA::JJACK | | Sat Nov 23 1991 09:43 | 15 |
|
I personally believe that Celtic will `break the bank'to keep McStay at
Parkhead.
The 27 year-old midfielder is also due a testimonial next year,so if he
is thinking about money...then staying at Parkhead will put around 500K
in his pocket.
Any more info on why the Graeme Sharp testimonial is off ????.....and
what about Nevin,any bids for him ?
What'sthe feelings of the Everton fans regarding the departure of
Newall ?
I saw him play against Celtic at Parkhead last year in the 2-2 friendly
in pre-season and he looked good !
|
35.155 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Mon Nov 25 1991 11:20 | 43 |
|
Re last few...
The latest on the Sharp testimonial - it's cancelled !! It WILL NOT be
played at Goodison, the Police have refused to let the game go ahead at
Goodison under any circumstances....
Newell - he started off well, but as he struggled to score goals, his
general confidence went - his last 20 or so games were embaressing.
And on to Saturday...
Everton 1-0 Notts County 24,000ish
Cottee 37
Southall
Jackson Hinchliffe
Keown Watson
Ward Beardsley Ebbrell Beagrie(Warzycha)
Cottee Johnston(Harper 60 mins)
Not a bad performance - Everton always looked as if they'd win quite
easily - the approach play, especially in the first half, was superb
with Beardsley dominating the midfield. Johnston had a quiet debut, he
looked a bit slow and unfit, but hopefully he'll improve over the next
few weeks.
Cottee was outstanding, he scored the winner and hit the woodwork twice
with two superb efforts - the only black mark was the header he managed
to miss from one yard out... Ebbrell had a quiet game - he still needs
someone to help him out in midfield, Keown and Matt Jackson were both
solid in defence, Notts didn't create a single opportunity. Beagrie had
a strange game - he has the ability to walk the ball through any
defence, but he still has a problem knowing when to release the ball.
All in all, a fairly entertaining game - Everton should have scored
more but didn't, County looked better than I was expected but were
obviously overawed at playing at a top-class stadium... :-)
Paul
|
35.156 | ANOTHER THREE POINTS ,,,,, | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Nov 25 1991 12:00 | 15 |
|
A good result .. Well there was only three points on offer and we got
them all.The reports in the paper said it was easy for the blues but
they did miss some chances.Cottee still has me frustrated ,playing
brill one week and pretty average the next.
I still think we are in with a shout for the league and next week
against Leeds should be a cracker.(Are you going to that one Paul)
This maybe blind optimisium (sp) but I havent seen any team that will
have it easy at Goodison yet..
Back Later
Liam
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35.157 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Mon Nov 25 1991 12:08 | 18 |
|
Hi Liam,
Cottee did nothing on Saturday, other than score one, hit the woodwork
twice and miss a sitter - he's that type of player. His confidence is
high at the moment and provided he isn't made to run round like a idiot
for 90 minutes, he'll continue to be in the right place at the right
time.
I probably won't make the Leeds game at Goodison a week on Wednesday,
I'm stuck back in Basingstoke again now for a few weeks. I was very
impressed with Leeds on Sunday, but hopefully, they'll let that win go
to their heads and fall alseep for the next two games....
Paul
Ps - Stefan - I got a Liverpool echo on saturday, I'll send it on to
you when I get the chance.
|
35.158 | No Meat In The 'Pies | PANIC::ANDERSON | The 'Pies have gone cold | Mon Nov 25 1991 13:02 | 51 |
| >> <<< Note 35.155 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "No Irish in Sweden" >>>
Paul,
Sorry I missed you on Saturday; due to transport difficulties, we
travelled by train (Kirkdale), and arrived at the ground at 2.35, so
went straught to our seats, rather than walk past to try and find the
pub.
>> more but didn't, County looked better than I was expected but were
>> obviously overawed at playing at a top-class stadium... :-)
County didn't have a clue :-(, Everton did look good in patches, and
the stadium is very attractive, but.....
....where was the atmosphere - 24,230 in the ground, and you could here
virtually every word uttered by the players ! If the pro-Super-League
lobby want to base their arguments around crowd numbers, then they
should go along and experience this phenomenon - I've been to
non-league games where the crowd has shown more passion.
As to the Everton team :
Southall - Was he playing ?
Jackson - Nobody tested his defensive abilities.
Hinchcliffe - Very accomplished in defence and going forward - the
inch-perfect 60 yard pass to Cottee for the goal was world-class. Can
Kendall seriously be thinking of paying the money-grabbers at Wimbledon
800,000 PLUS Hinchcliffe for Phelan ?
Watson & Keown - Solid enough, albeit against donkeys.
Ebbrell - Dissappointing.
Ward - very quiet game.
Beardsley - Everywhere in the first half, and nowhere in the second -
still of international class on this showing.
Johnston - Badly lacking fitness (though not his old wrestling tricks)
Cottee - Obviously out to prove his worth; the only thing he did wrong
was to miss THAT header. Surely better than Kendall's supposed ideal of
Kerry Dixon ?
Beagrie - The man has amazing ball-control skills. What a shame he
can't play as part of the team.
I won't do a similar assessment of The 'Pies - it would distress me too
much; only Cherry earned his keep.
Rob
PS. Did you miss County's shot on target midway through the second half ?
PPS. If you're looking for a 'big-man' upfront, hows about buying Paul
Rideout from us; only four careful owners prior to County, and I'm sure
the wages in carrots are cheap ;-)
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35.159 | shhhhhhhhh ! | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Mon Nov 25 1991 14:12 | 12 |
|
Re .158
Hi Rob, shame about the pub on Saturday - The Notts County
supporters were all in The Arkles - there was about 20 people
altogether..... :-) But serioulsy, there wasn't a bad turn out by your
lot - about 1000 and at least they made some noise...
I agree about the atmosphere, the seats have really killed it nowadays,
it was never that brilliant - the low roof on the St End muffles any
sound made - but it's a like a morgue for some games....
Paul
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35.160 | WEMBLEY AGAIN PERHAPS .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Nov 27 1991 18:57 | 10 |
|
Leicester tonight in the mickey-mouse cup (that I spent loads of money
going to the final last year).
Should be a Doddle ...............
Liam
|
35.161 | 1-0 | HUGH::RAYNERT | Sysman>@REO/LOC=G2 | Thu Nov 28 1991 09:35 | 1 |
| doddle for who ;-)
|
35.162 | No Wembley This Year | ESSB::BLONG | The Scousers Trophy Cabinet is Empty | Thu Nov 28 1991 09:42 | 1 |
|
|
35.163 | spot on again Liam | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | No Irish in Sweden | Thu Nov 28 1991 10:18 | 12 |
|
ZDS cup
Leicester 2-1 Everton
Beardsley
It's not very often that I'm pleased when Everton lose, but last night
was one of those times - hopefully this'll be the last ever ZDS cup game
for the blues.
Paul
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35.164 | A doddle for Leicester | SHAWB1::STOCKMANS | | Thu Nov 28 1991 14:32 | 10 |
| My heart bleeds blue blood for you Watty!!!
Nice to see Johnston paying off his transfer fee!!! Ha ha
See yer
Si
|
35.165 | WHAT TIME IS IT ....COUGH COUGH ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Nov 28 1991 18:27 | 26 |
|
I have just ate my WATCH.................
Stupid cup anyway Bla Bla Bla........................
Bring on the peacocks.A typical ploy by Kendall to lull Leeds
into a false sense of security for the weekend.
Leeds 1 EVERTON 2
cheers
Liam
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35.166 | Leeds away - no problem ! | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Say SET HIDDEN to this note | Fri Nov 29 1991 17:17 | 18 |
| >>> <<< Note 35.165 by SIOG::DAWSON >>>
>>> -< WHAT TIME IS IT ....COUGH COUGH ... >-
>>> Leeds 1 EVERTON 2
Oh no - another Liam prediction...... :-)
Leeds away at the moment is probably going to be one of the toughest
games of the season - but hopefully Leeds' be on such a high after last
weeks performace that if Everton can hold them for the first 20 minutes
they'll start to get frustrated.
The defence is a lot more solid than it has been with Keown and Jackson
playing well, but Everton will have to play well everywhere to get a
result - if Beagrie, Beardsley and Bobby can put pressure on their
cumbersome defenders I can see Everton scoring at least a couple of
goals... so hopefully.......
Paul
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35.167 | you jammy b*stards | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Say SET HIDDEN to this note | Mon Dec 02 1991 18:37 | 27 |
|
Leeds 1-0 Everton att 30,000ish
Wallace 87
Well I was almost right with my prediction - Leeds expected an easy
win, but Everton played well in all departments - except up front.
Beardsley missed a couple of good chances to put the blues ahead. As
the game went on, Leeds got more frustrated and Fairclough was sent off
for punching Mark Ward - it's the second time he's been sent off
against Everton. Hodge appeared as substitue - was on for seven
minutes, got booked and was replaced.
Unfortunatly, with just three minutes left, Southall missed a cross and
the ball fell to Wallace to score :-(
Mo Johnston has a hamstring strain and missed the game - Atteveld
replaced him, no news about whether he'll be fit for Wednesday's game.
Everton have showed they can be as good as the rest of the first
division, but they must stop wasting chances - especially in away
games.
Stay tuned for regular updates on Wednesday.
Paul
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35.168 | SHIT SHIT SHIT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Dec 03 1991 10:23 | 15 |
|
SHIT.............
Another ruined weekend....Leeds with this kind of Luck will win the
league.
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35.169 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | Tony Parson's secret love child | Wed Dec 04 1991 19:53 | 8 |
|
Loads of selection problems tonight - Johnston's doubtful, Hinchliffe's
out, Harper's doubtful and Jackson's cup-tied. Kendall may recall
Ratcliffe......
Leeds are at full strength
Paul
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35.170 | REVENGE TONIGHT...... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Dec 04 1991 19:53 | 17 |
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Please ignore my previous outburst but I really thought that we could
beat Leeds this time.They beat us twice last year in the league and
we beat them in the northern final of "whats the name of that cup
again". Some exchange that.
AH WELL ..we,ll get them tonight in the Rumbleows...
Paul ,just for you ,I promise not to do a prediction.
Cheers
Liam
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35.171 | ugh | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Wed Dec 04 1991 21:40 | 5 |
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Half-time
Everton 1-2 Leeds
Atteveld Speed, McAlister
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35.172 | sh*t sh*t sh*t | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Wed Dec 04 1991 21:44 | 5 |
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Oh bloody hell
Everton 1-4 Leeds
Wallace 2 in a minute (30 minutes) left
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35.173 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Wed Dec 04 1991 22:21 | 8 |
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Final score
Everton 1-4 Leeds att 25,467
I don't like football anyway - it's a stupid game :-(
miserable sulking b*stard
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35.174 | More predictions please !!! | GIDDAY::PARSONS | Around the World in 50 days | Thu Dec 05 1991 06:29 | 4 |
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I've spoken to Howard Wilkinson, and he is prepared to give
SIOG::DAWSON 10 pounds each time he predicts Leeds to lose
this season ... :^)
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35.175 | RODNEY WHO ???????????? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Dec 05 1991 11:32 | 12 |
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SEE .168 FOR REPLY , DITTO DITTO ....8-)
LIAM
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35.176 | Saturday's result | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Mon Dec 09 1991 14:38 | 13 |
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Everton 4-0 West Ham att 21,000ish
Cottee 8 (the first time he's scored against his old club)
Beagrie 10 (screamer from 25 yards)
Beardsley 36 (the usual Beardsley class finish)
Johnston 53 (scrambled effort - his first for the Blues)
Too easy..
Coming soon...
Southend at home in the FA Cup
Paul
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35.177 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | I've got a piccy of Cunno | Wed Dec 11 1991 12:43 | 9 |
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Two Everton players have been selected for the England B squad;
- Martin Keown - an acknowledgement of his outstanding displays in a
fairly poor Everton defence this season
- John Ebbrell - a natural progression from the U-21 team
Paul
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35.178 | no 'pool, no so'ton, no spurs, no forest, no arse, no leeds, no... | YUPPY::SEABURYS | | Thu Dec 12 1991 18:04 | 8 |
| Paul,
The reason for the selection of two such mediocre players for a B
international would have nothing to do with the fact that the players
who would normally play are unavailable, would it ??!!?? 8-)
Stew.
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35.179 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | I've got a piccy of Cunno | Thu Dec 12 1991 18:08 | 12 |
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Re last
Absolutely not !!!!
Keown was selected for the previous England squad - but was
unfortunatly injured and had to withdraw - Ebbrell has been playing
well for most of the season - PLUS he's been captain of the England U21
team for the past x games - it's a natural progression for him - he'll
be in the full squad fairly soon.
Paul
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35.180 | Ian H - please change your P. name ! | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Mon Dec 16 1991 12:55 | 42 |
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Oldham 2-2 Everton att 14,000ish
Palmer, Sheedy,
Milligan Nevin
I saw the extended highlights on the box over the weekend - what an
excellant game, both teams played well and either team could have won.
Oldham took the lead mid-way through the first half when the defence left
Palmer free on the edge of the six yard box and he made no mistake.
Sheedy equalised just before half-time when Jackson's shot was pushed
out by the keeper, Beardsley was first to the ball and lifted it into
the middle where Johnston nodded the ball across for Sheedy to head in.
The first 20 minutes of the second half was all Oldham with Sharp and
Marshall causing all kinds of problems - Milligan put them back in
front with a volley from 25 yards - Nev looked a bit slow getting down
to it. Nevin then scored Everton's second equaliser when he intercepted
a poor backpass and knocked the ball past the keeper - Everton finished
stronger and only some fine keeping prevented Watson and Beardsley from
scoring the winner (typical !!).
Sheedy looked something like his old self again - he was actually
challenging for the ball and Johnston looked very dangerous linking
with Beardsley up front.
Team
Southall
Jackson Hinchliffe
Keown Watson
Warzycha Ebbrell Beardsley Sheedy
Johnston Beagrie
Subs: Nevin - on for Warzycha
Harper - on for Sheedy
Paul
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35.181 | this better, Paul? | KERNEL::HAWLEYI | NOT Paul Wattersons love child | Mon Dec 16 1991 13:13 | 1 |
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35.182 | BRING ON THE ARSE ...... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Dec 18 1991 19:06 | 37 |
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Phew Have I been busy.............
All this work is killing me.I have only been in read-only mode recenty
but have been kept upto date thanks to Paul.
Nice win against the Happy Hammers and by all accounts i.e. the
sunday papers we were lucky ?? to get a draw at Oldham (not that
I believe them ).
The Arse on saturday and it,s a local derby here in the clo in dublin
Where myself and siog:: Donnelly work hand in hand.Some punt,s shall
be exchanged .I can also have kind words with Messrs VAN ESBECK and
SPENCER .
Kendall seems to be getting it right ,I would have settled for a
serious challenge next year but now I,m getting impatient.
Lying seventh at this point of the season is just nicely poised
to pounce .If only we had beaten Leeds then ?????????????
We still need a midfielder ,good to see Sheedy playing well again.
Any news about Hagi ?? We get Spanish football here on a thursday
night on screensport and i have seen him play quiet a bit lately
but I cant see him leave Real Madrid this season,them doing so well
and all that.
Ah well at least Shelbourne are top of the league of Ireland.
cheers
Liam
p.s Lets see those MARBLE HALLS crumble and quake on saturday so
I,ll have loads of dosh for santa !!!!!
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35.183 | Up the Arse!!!! | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer | Thu Dec 19 1991 19:43 | 7 |
| > Where myself and siog:: Donnelly work hand in hand.Some punt,s shall
> be exchanged .I can also have kind words with Messrs VAN ESBECK and
> SPENCER .
I'll be coming out to the CLO tomorrow to collect my turkey Liam. You
can leave the punts up its .... By the way, how many punts do you want
to give me? I reckon we'll thrash your lot 5-4 or 6-5 or so.
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35.184 | ha ha ha ha Liam | SIOG::N_DONNELLY | | Mon Dec 23 1991 19:08 | 12 |
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35.186 | IAN WHO............ | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Dec 30 1991 12:32 | 18 |
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Christmas came early for Ian Wright ..........
and the Everton defense were playing SANTA .....
Liam
(Gone for a sulk )
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35.187 | OOOPS | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Dec 30 1991 12:39 | 10 |
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Another three points dropped against weds when we should have
won,we seem to have a big problem after getting into the last
18 yards..
Liam
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35.188 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Tue Dec 31 1991 10:46 | 26 |
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Everton 1-1 Liverpool att 37,000ish
Johnston
Another two points wasted against the declining reds - as has been the
story for most of the season, Everton murdered the opposition but
couldn't put the ball in the net. Johnston's equaliser was a bit lucky,
Beardsley put Jackson clear and his shot was going well wide until
Johnston deflected past Grobblethingy.
The last 30 minutes was continuous Everton pressure - but all they had
to show was another Johnston shot against the post and an unbelievable
goal line clearance by Houghton from Keown's header.
Latest news..
Sheedy has been granted a free transfer this morning following a bust
up with Kendall.
The proposed transfer of Barry Venison from Liverpool has fallen
through - he couldn't agree personnel terms with Kendall. (The clubs
had agreed a fee of �450,000)
Happy new year all
Paul
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35.189 | Southampton Tomorrow ????????????? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Dec 31 1991 16:19 | 21 |
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Away to Southampton tommorrow .The way we are playing at the moment
i would not predict anything.We seemed to be playing well but
not scoring .
re. The Liverpool game ,I saw it on the Granada Match and how
we didn,t beat the red sh@@@ this time is beyond me.Houghton
the smallest man on the pitch ,heading off the line ????
I am almost conceding the league (almost),Hopefully a good cup
run .
A quote from Kendall "We are the most attractive side at the moment
but it wont win us anything " .
Dont worry Howard you are getting there.
Liam
p.s. re Venison ,Do we really need another average player ??
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35.190 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Eat, drink and be sick | Tue Dec 31 1991 17:17 | 15 |
| Liam
>>> p.s. re Venison ,Do we really need another average player ??
Got to agree with you there - I've never rated Venison - he seems to
have spent the last couple of years on the injury list - I hope
Kendall's not desperate enough to waste good money on him.
There was another rumour in the paper here yesterday about Kendall
being interested a signing Dion Dublin - some big 6ft+ centre forward
who plays for Cambridge - I'll reserve judgement of that as well.
paul
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35.191 | Dion ,NOT BAD ...... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Jan 01 1992 12:59 | 18 |
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I have seen the said Dion Dublin and he is good .A lot of skill for
his height and keeps banging in the goals for Cambridge.
Southampton today !!! I would be very dissapointed if we didnt get
the three points here.
cheers
Liam
p.s .HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL IN THIS CONFERENCE, and Paul I hope to be
seeing you soon ,early feb maybe for a few CASTLEMAINE XXXX,S.
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35.192 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Eat, drink and be sick | Thu Jan 02 1992 11:04 | 21 |
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Southampton 1-2 Everton att 16,000ish
Ward, Beardsley
I listened to then game on Radio Merseyside yesterday - it wasn't as
close as the scoreline suggests. Everton are starting to look a lot
more confident away from home and took the game to Southampton from the
start - Ward scored his first goal since September with a screamer in
the fifth minute.
Everton continued to dominate with Ebbrell, Beardsley, Beagrie and
Johnston running the show in attack and Keown keeping the �2m rated
Shearer quiet at the back. Everton missed a numer of chances to
extend the lead and just as I thought they'd let Southampton back in,
Beagrie broke free on the right and set up Beardsley to make the game
safe. Southampton scored a consolation with the last kick of the game.
Liam, when are coming over again ?
Paul
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35.193 | SHALL I STAY OR SHALL I GO ??? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Jan 02 1992 19:54 | 19 |
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Paul
I have just looked up the fixtures and I,ll be over proably on the
8th of feb for the QPR game (should be a good one after their
performance yesterday) or i might leave it till the 22nd against
Leeds (but we might lose that one to a jammy last minute goal).
I will check out the special offers and you never know i might
be over for both.
Southend on saturday ,this could be a tough one ,they had a great
win at newcastle yesterday 4-0 .
cheers
Liam
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35.194 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Eat, drink and be sick | Mon Jan 06 1992 08:39 | 13 |
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Everton 1-0 Southend Att 22,000ish
A narrow win over Southend, but who cares - a wins a win in the FA Cup.
Beardsley scored the goal after 15 minutes and Johnston hit the bar
soon after - reading the 'slightly biased' southern newspapers over the
weekend, Southall was the only thing between Everton and a humiliating
'Arsenal'.
Chelsea away in the fourth round - a bit tricky, but I can't see
Everton losing to a team as bad as that.
Paul
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35.195 | No Giant Killers AT Goodison... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jan 06 1992 18:29 | 21 |
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A good win on saturday. Southend put up stern resistence as expected by
a team lying third in the second division.
Beardsley showed his class and Super Mo hit the bar in the first half.
Southall seems to be interested again and pulled off some great saves
in the second half to ensure that we were in the hat for the next
round .
So its Chelsea in the next round at Stamford bridge.Sould be
a doddle for the blues ....8-)
re Dion Dublin ,he scored at the weekend and I believe Everton
have a firm offer of �750,000 on the table for him.
Paul I will definately be going to the QPR match on feb 8Th and
will proably be going to the two matchs at Easter ,Coventry away
and Man City at Goodison.
Cheers
Liam
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Well its the Utd game this saturday. I think Everton will get a result
no problem although i don't think it will be as great as QPR's margin
of victory on New Years day.
(How about a prediction from you Paul???)
I'd really like to see Everton put the boot into Utd's title ambitions
while they're down but we do have a tendency to open the floodgates at
the other end when we play any top sides Arsenal Leeds(cup) games this
season. However in the North West Everton's performances have been very
encouraging beating City and giving Liverpool and Utd defences plenty of
exercise.
I wish Howard Kendall and Everton all the best for the new year and
hope he collects some well deserved silverware in the not too distant
future. I think he is on the right tracks and must be applauded for the
way Everton are playing the game in the current first division climate.
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35.197 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Down in a vaxstation at midnight | Tue Jan 07 1992 08:56 | 31 |
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Re .195
Liam, I'll try and get to the QPR game and you can buy me a few beers.
Re .196
>>> (How about a prediction from you Paul???)
No chance - have you seen the other predictions in this note ?
The Blues have quite a good record against the Mancs - so I'll be
disappointed if they do lose on Saturday. I haven't given up all hope
of going to the game yet - it'll be something special to stand in the
Stretford End with that Stockman bloke and see the Mancs get stuffed.
Other news:
The Chelsea - Everton game has been selected as the live match by BBC.
Chelsea are refusing to sell Everton any seats for the game - that's
typical of Mr Bates and his small brain !! - Chelsea claim that they can't
segregate the supporters properly if there are Evertonians in the
stands - how many seats has Stamford Bridge got ? - it must be at least
15,000 and they can't keep a couple of thousand safe from their animals
- it says a lot for Chelsea. (That is NOT a dig at Chelsea supporters
in here, it's a whinge at Ken Bates)
Paul
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35.198 | On telly | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Tue Jan 07 1992 14:19 | 5 |
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ITV have selected the Aston Villa game to be the live game on TV on 2nd
Feb - that's two weeks in a row Everton will be on the box.
Paul
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35.199 | Live TV | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | The Hit Man | Tue Jan 07 1992 15:53 | 10 |
| re -.1
Paul,
Are you sure that Everton are on sunday, as I'm travelling (from Ireland)
to the Arsenal Vs Man Utd game (that weekend) and wasnt too sure when to
book my flights as I was afraid that they'd change it to the sunday.
Thanks
Mick.
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35.200 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Tue Jan 07 1992 16:11 | 9 |
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Hi Mick,
Yes I'm fairly certain, according to teletext at lunchtime - it's Aston
Villa - Everton and they're normally reliable.
If you want to be 100% certain, give one of the clubs a ring
Paul
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35.201 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Wed Jan 08 1992 09:26 | 9 |
| Re.197
Paul....yeah,thats standard procedure at the Bridge,no seats for Away
supporters.Still you can still get them.I 've got seats in the East
Stand for Saturdays game,as we always do.There's always plenty of away
supporters in there despite not being given seats.Just go straight
throught Chelsea.
Dave...
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35.202 | | CRISPY::BAREFIELDA | | Wed Jan 08 1992 09:42 | 9 |
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The best seats are in the West stand you'll get a better view..
andy-b..
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35.203 | | DUCK::WILSOND1 | | Wed Jan 08 1992 09:44 | 5 |
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Andy.....You know thats not safe,anyway away supporters get nicked in
there straight away.
Dave...
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35.204 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Days that make you go arrrggh ! | Wed Jan 08 1992 10:03 | 14 |
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Dave,
Which ones the West stand ? - is that the decrepid old shack underneath
the TV cameras or the newish stand that almost bankrupted Chelsea in
the mid 70s.
I've been in the seats on both sides at Stamford Bridge, the decrepid
old one was full of the usual Chelsea neanerthals - especially at the
bottom where you could get straight in from the terraces. The other
side was okay, but I was in the top level, the lowest level doesn't
look to safe when you see it on TV.
Paul
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35.205 | West Stand not safe for visiting fans | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Wed Jan 08 1992 10:07 | 7 |
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I wouldn't recommend the seats in the West Stand for away fans. I was
there twice last year and was surrounded by quite a few nutters both
times. You'll have to keep very very quiet if Everton score. You do
get a good view from the West Stand though.
Gary.
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35.206 | | CRISPY::WILSOND1 | | Wed Jan 08 1992 10:29 | 8 |
| .204
Paul,thats it,the old stand is the West.
The East Satnd is ok,the Famous(or Infamous) Gate 13 has gone
now,thats a Family Enclosure now.
The West Stand,as Gary said is a defiante NO,NO for Away fans.
Dave...
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35.207 | never felt more like singin the blues.. | CRISPY::BAREFIELDA | | Wed Jan 08 1992 10:37 | 8 |
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The so called nutters as you call them at the bottom of the West Stand,
are all Chelsea membership holders..
andy-b...
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35.208 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Days that make you go arrrggh ! | Wed Jan 08 1992 10:51 | 10 |
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Wasn't it Chelsea who appointed stewards from the regular
'supporters' ?
- I remember hearing stories about scraps at Chelsea and the stewards
would, rather than stop the trouble, join in.....
strange club.....
Paul
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35.209 | | CRISPY::BAREFIELDA | | Wed Jan 08 1992 11:47 | 12 |
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It's not as if Everton have got the best behaved supporters either,
There have been many attacks on away supporters at Lime Street
station over the years.
Chelsea have had many problems over their time but that seems to
have calmed down now, but Liverpool and Everton have had their share
of aggro and they never get punnished or commented upon it by the
press..
andy..b
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35.210 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Days that make you go arrrggh ! | Wed Jan 08 1992 12:04 | 13 |
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I wasn't saying Everton supporters were angels, but the club doesn't
condone the hooligans - unlike Chelsea appeared to be doing by making
them stewards...
Also didn't Ken Bates distribute directors tickets to the thugs for a
game at Luton a couple of years ago and they ran riot ?
Paul
PS - Anyway, Everton always DO Chelsea - High Street Kensington station
1979 - The Shed, FA Charity shield 1970...... :-)
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35.211 | well done! | CRISPY::BAREFIELDA | | Wed Jan 08 1992 12:17 | 6 |
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That cant be bad two results in all the history of the two clubs..
andy-b...
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35.212 | GOING ON MY CHRISTMAS HOLS ?????????/ | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Jan 08 1992 19:36 | 14 |
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RE The last few TUT tut....
I,m off on a few day,s holidays and hopefully when I get back on
monday Everton will have trashed the Mancs and have moved closer to the
top.
Cheers
Liam
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35.213 | SLATER? | SUBURB::RUANEV | | Thu Jan 09 1992 14:23 | 9 |
| Stuart Slater?
Should Howard sign him? Is he worth Two million (as reported in
yesterday's Independent)? Or should the Toffees be looking to sign
a tall striker?
I'd love to see your opinions,
Vincent.
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35.214 | my humble view | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | One more mint Mr President ? | Thu Jan 09 1992 14:39 | 22 |
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Should Howard sign him?
NO !!
Is he worth Two million (as reported in yesterday's Independent)?
In today's market, yes he probably is - he destroyed Everton in the
cup game last season, but as I've already said in the West Ham note,
Kendall's already signed a number of similar type players.
Or should the Toffees be looking to sign a tall striker?
Yes - it won't do any harm - the team are playing well are creating so
many chances, it's frustrating when the can't put them away. A tall
striker may not make a difference, but at least he'll offer a second
option to Kendall.
I still think Everton should be looking to buy another midfield player -
someone to help out Ebbrell and let Beardsley play further forward.
Paul
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35.215 | Buy BIG | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Thu Jan 09 1992 15:14 | 32 |
| Should Everton buy a tall striker??
After watching the Sheff Wed game over the hols , YES they should buy a
tall striker. I dont think Johnston (sp) got his head to 1 ball during
the whole game , the only time we got anything in the air was when
Beagrie came on.
The forward line played a whole lot better against Lfc when Beagrie was
playing from the beginning , even better in the 2nd half after Wright
had gone off.
It still puzzles me why we bought Johnston. We have a small forward
line and we put somebody in who is of the same stature. We should have
gone for a bigger forward from the start. Somebody will also have to go
if we buy anyone else - hopefully Cottee (he missed 3 open shots on
goal against Sheff Wed - only 1 of them on target).
In the 2 games over christmas I was very impressed with Beagrie , but
it looks as though he is playing in his slippers - he is always falling
over - any thoughts.
Nige
PS. Did any of you Evertonians get the Howard Kendall autobiography in
your christmas stockings titled 'Only the best is good enough'.
Im read about 1/3 at the moment , just got past the part where the team
was getting booed of the park every time they played.
PPS. The atmosphere at Everton was C**P against Sheff Wed. Is this the
type of future we want with all-seater stadiums and zero atmosphere
generated??
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35.216 | Now he's tall....but that's where his uses stop. | BHUNA::JJACK | | Sat Jan 11 1992 14:10 | 4 |
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I don't suppose you fancy taking Cascarino off our hands ? 8*))
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35.217 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | One more mint Mr President ? | Mon Jan 13 1992 10:39 | 14 |
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Re last
Cascarino - has he ever played for Liverpool ? :-(
What a depressing weekend, Everton have the better of the Mancs at Old
Trafford, but as usual can't get the goals that the play deserves -
Johnston has an 'obvious' penalty appeal turned down just three minutes
from the end. AND then to make matters worse - Kendall goes and signs
that donkey Ablett from the Red shower for �750,000 - I just hope
Howard knows what he's doing........
Paul
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35.218 | ANOTHER HELL OF A WEEKEND ......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 14 1992 12:40 | 33 |
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What a disasterous weekend ......
Beaten by the scum and then signing Ablett ARRGHHH..............
By all accounts a draw on saturday would have been a fair result
by championships are won when teams get results like this ..
Re the penalty : The commentators were quiet sure that it was a penalty
and were mistified when the ref didn,t even give a free kick.Any
comment on this from anyone who was at the match ??????????????
Paul I have had a change of plan and proably wont be going to the
QPR match but will definetly be going to the LEEDS match on the 22nd
of feb.Also i,m trying to persuade the wife that easter is great in
coventry.Her cousin is a season ticket holder at highfield and is
anxious t oget me there ,If so I could catch the Man City game on the
monday..
Re Ablett ..My friend (who is an avid blues fan ) met Ablett and his
wife in spain last summer and had a few nights out with them .He said
he was a nice enough fellow but a true RED_NOSE. (there,s a
contradiction).What is the feeling on merseyside ?????????? I heard
he was getting a lot of stick from the Kop.I hope Kendall knows
what he is doing ??????????
This must signal the end of Ratcliff ,who gave great service to the
Blues but never got back to his best since his long term injury.
cheers
Liam
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35.219 | EVERTON SUPPORTERS UNITE !!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 14 1992 12:51 | 22 |
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Forgot to mention that I was at the Everton supporters club meeting
Irish branch (and no, it wasn,t held in a phone-box) last night.
15 people turned up ,which wasn,t bad as there was a lot of familiar
faces missing.Considering how we are doing this year this was a good
turn out ,also there was very little notice given in the papers.
So anyone reading this who secretly supports the Blues the Venue
from now till the end of the Season is
THE MAID BAR beside the pro cathedral on marlborogh st on the
first monday of every month @ 8.00 pm.
We usually have a bit of banter and finish up with a quiz.....
Good Crack and all are welcome.
Cheers
Liam
p.s Tiger COME OUT OF THE CLOSET ,I KNOW WHERE YOUR HEART REALLY LIES.
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35.220 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | One more mint Mr President ? | Tue Jan 14 1992 15:42 | 17 |
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Re .218
Okay Liam, I might see you at the Leeds game.
Re Ratcliffe - it was announced yesterday that he is now on the
transfer list - he's no great loss now - he's lost his pace and his
confidence. Having said that, he'll probably go to Blackburn and finish
up as one of the players of the year.
Everton are 'live' on the TV for the next three Sunday's running;
Forest at Goodison 19/01/92
Chelsea away FA Cup 26/01/92
Villa away 02/02/92
Paul
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35.221 | IAN WHO ???????? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 14 1992 18:37 | 11 |
|
Any News on Ian Snodin ???????????
I have just got a copy of "when skies are grey" and there is a
topic on him ,very funny too.It is "Friends of Ian Snodin"
mimicing the hostage crisis where Snodin hasn,t been seen in
666 days and so on ....
cheers
Liam
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35.222 | European Championships '92 Draw | YUPPY::SEABURYS | | Fri Jan 17 1992 16:58 | 17 |
| Group 1
-------
SWEDEN
FRANCE
YUGOSLAVIA
ENGLAND
Group 2
-------
HOLLAND
SCOTLAND
CIS (Commonwealth of Independant States)
GERMANY
Stew.
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35.223 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | One more mint Mr President ? | Fri Jan 17 1992 17:12 | 9 |
|
Re .222
Thanks Stew, that's a very helpful note........
(psssstt don't tell anyone, but I've already seen the European draw in
the other 17 notes that you put it in)
Paul
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35.224 | THE BLUES ON THE BOX ----SUNDAY | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jan 17 1992 18:04 | 16 |
|
Forest at Home on sunday and it LIVE on I.T.V.
At last people can watch some good football on tele....
I seem to remember a few years back this match was on live mid-week
and we hammered forest 4-1 .and I remember someone saying that that
was the first time they had seen EVERTON play (abit like losing his
virginity;because it was orgasmic 8-) 8-)
Liam
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35.225 | | CRISPY::NAGLEJ | | Fri Jan 17 1992 18:29 | 28 |
|
A few facts of interest.
The last time Forest won at Everton was back in August 1977
when they won 3:1. Since then they have drawn five and lost
eight of the 13 games played.
Evertons biggest League win over Forest was 6-0 at Goodison
in October 1961.
EVERTONS full record against Forest.
P W D L FOR AG
DIVISION 1 101 43 21 37 164 125
DIVISION 2 8 3 4 1 17 13
F.A CUP 5 3 0 2 12 7
LEAGUE CUP 2 0 0 2 2 4
SIMOD CUP 1 0 0 1 3 4
TOTAL 117 49 25 43 198 153
JN.
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35.226 | Welcome to the home of real football! | DBCIC1::RUSSELL | | Mon Jan 20 1992 12:15 | 11 |
| Liam,
I hope your boys have a really good time at the Bridge on sunday
and have the stuffing knocked out of you. From what I saw yesterday
, Forest threw away an easy victory. They should have won 3-0.
Everton to sink in the mud of Stamford Bridge!!!! 2-0 at least to
Chelsea.
*Tiger*
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35.227 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | One more mint Mr President ? | Mon Jan 20 1992 12:46 | 33 |
| Everton 1-1 Nottm Forest att 17,700ish
Everton's season so far was summed up nicely in one game - at times,
Everton's mini forwards ripped Forest apart, but yet again they couldn't
score enough goals.
Everton started off okay and Warzycha and Beardsley both went close
before Forest took the lead in the 37th minute- Pearce tapped a
free-kick to Gemmill and his shot took a wicked deflection off Keown's
back to leave Southall stranded.
Everton began the second half with Jackson off injured and Warzycha
replaced by Beagrie - Harper moved from midfield to cover for Jackson
and this effectively surrendered the midfield to Forest. Southall made
an outstanding save from Gemmill to deny Forest a second before Everton
moved both Keown and Watson up front for the last ten minutes - this
was the signal for a siege on the Forest goal - Cottee and Johnston
both missed clear chances and Chettle almost steered Beagrie's shot into
his own goal. Watson finally equalised in the 85th minute after some
brilliant work by Keown - he nutmegged a defender in the box, then beat
the keeper to the ball to knock it into the middle for Watson to head
home.
It's obvious that Everton need a big forward - even if it's just to
give them another option up front. The midfield were overrun yesterday
- something that happens everytime Ebbrell has a quiet game. Ablett had
a average debut - not bad for an average player........ While Keown was
outstanding yet again - especially when compared to Des Walker who had
one of the worst games I've seen him play. Jackson picked up a groin
strain and looks doubtful for next week and Johnston appears to have
broken his wrist and may be out for a while.
Paul
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35.228 | The Scousers Nutmegg | ESSB::BLONG | The Scousers Trophy Cabinet is Empty | Mon Jan 20 1992 12:57 | 12 |
| <<< Note 35.227 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "One more mint Mr President ?" >>>
�� brilliant work by Keown - he nutmegged a defender in the box, then beat
�� Paul
That must have been a scousers nutmegg, because he actually lobbed the ball
over Pearce's head.
�rian.
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35.229 | No bones broken | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | That's me in the corner | Mon Jan 20 1992 16:17 | 6 |
| re .227
According to the Reading Evening Post, Johnstone has not suffered a fracture and
Howard Kendall not yet ruled him out of the cup clash with Chelsea
Al
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35.230 | A FAIR RESULT ME THINKS !!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 21 1992 12:47 | 18 |
|
RE-2 Excellent unbiased report ,as usual, from our man at Goodison.
I have to agree with everything you said Paul.
Keown should have got man of the match although Gemmill was a close
second.It,s only a matter of time for him to get his England call up.
You forgot to mention that Southall was back to his best with some
brilliant saves and that Cottee is as frustrating as ever,he missed
a possible hat-trick.I was impressed yet again with Beardsley and
Johnson covered a lot of ground in the second half especially.
Why was "polish bob" substituted so early ?????????? I thought
he was playing well .
cheers
Liam
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35.231 | waffle waffle blah blah | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | One more mint Mr President ? | Fri Jan 24 1992 10:06 | 22 |
| Liam,
>> Why was "polish bob" substituted so early ?????????? I thought
>> he was playing well .
I think Kendall's getting a bit frustrated with him - when he first
came in he was prepared to run at anyone, but this season he seems to
prefer to knock the ball back inside to the non-existant midfield.
It looks like he's dropped altogether for Sunday's game and Pat Nevin
is recalled - should be interesting to see how 'Wee Pat' performs
against his former club. Johnston's defo out - he hasn't broken his wrist,
but he hasn't recovered from last weeks knock. Cottee replaces him.
The latest news on the transfer front is........
Tranmere have made an approach for both Sheedy and Ratcliffe - the fee
will be next to nothing for both of them (Sheedy's on a free anyway),
the main sticking points are - will they want to play in a team with
Aldridge and also can Tranmere afford their wages ?
Paul
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35.232 | | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | Revenge | Sun Jan 26 1992 15:34 | 4 |
| I've had the dosh on Everton this afternoon at two-ta-one, they'd
better win!!
Tony
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35.233 | Got to pick a pocket or two.. | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | Revenge | Mon Jan 27 1992 10:31 | 3 |
| Poxy Tony Cottee!!
Tony
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35.234 | zzzz zzzz zzzz | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | One more mint Mr President ? | Mon Jan 27 1992 12:39 | 25 |
|
FA Cup 4th Round
Chelsea 1-0 Everton att 21,000ish
What an unbelievable cr*p game - the first 45 minutes were terrible
with both teams so scared of conceeding a goal that they forgot to
attack. Everton played the little bit of football that was played -
Nevin almost scored, but he was offside anyway and Cottee almost
connected with Nevin cross - but was too short. Vinnie Jones controlled
the midfield like the class player he is........
The second half was slightly better football wise, Chelsea dominated
the first 15 minutes and Dixon missed a good chance to put them ahead.
Everton gradually clawed their way back into it, but it was Chelsea who
took the lead when Clive Allen scored with his first kick of the ball
after 71 minutes. Everton then decided they'd have to score to stay in
the cup (!!), but Beagrie missed a good chance, then Cottee got through
on goal with only the keeper to beat and managed to hit the keeper. The
worst miss came when Beagrie was pulled down in the box by the keeper,
Cottee took the penalty and and again managed to hit the keeper.Vinnie
Jones controlled the midfield like the class player he is........
Paul - this was all witnessed from the comfort of my living room,
that's how I knew who the Chelsea players were....
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35.235 | ARRGH................. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jan 27 1992 21:40 | 32 |
|
ARRGH.........
I Had a dream last night that Chelsea beat Everton and Cottee missed
a penalty that could have drawn us level ,then I woke up
ARRGH...............
What a load of crap .Sack Kendall ,sack the lot of them ARRGH..
The same thing happened last year against DE AMMERS ,We was crap
crap ,crap...
I,ll still be going to the Leeds match but I,m F...ked if i,m
going to spend my money on this crap for Easter .
Our season over and it,s still January CRap Crap crap....
Ah Well theres always next year ..............ARRGH...............
Liam
( who got totally blotted last night ,and still hasn,t recovered)
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35.236 | WHO'S THE KING OF THE CASTLE! | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | | Tue Jan 28 1992 10:47 | 6 |
|
If you see cottee, tell him he still owes Dennis Wise five pound..
ANDY.B
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35.237 | Get out of town | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Tue Jan 28 1992 10:59 | 5 |
|
If you see cottee, tell him to put his house on the market.
NIGEL.F
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35.238 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Tue Jan 28 1992 11:03 | 13 |
|
In all fareness I'd say the game was pretty much 50-50 with
more Everton chances coming in the second half.
Chelsea missed about 5 chances in the first half and Graham
Le-saux took the piss down the left flank.
Nevin couldn't get into the game and Cotee shouldn't have taken
the penalty, it should have been Beardsly who would have scored.
It could have gone either wey.
JN.
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35.239 | Two passes in succesion | YUPPY::SEABURYS | | Tue Jan 28 1992 13:23 | 9 |
| I watched the game on Sunday...
Why does Howard Kendall insist on playing Ken Dodds Diddymen in his
side?
I thought Chelsea were well worth their win, Graeme Le Saux should
definately have been man of the match!!
Stew.
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35.240 | zzz zzz | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | anyone wanna buy a house ? | Wed Jan 29 1992 10:30 | 8 |
|
Re last
Yawn yawn yawn yawn !!!!
More brainless Liverpool comments in some other team's note.
Paul
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35.241 | I got the Blues, again! | DBCIC1::RUSSELL | | Wed Jan 29 1992 10:36 | 6 |
| Hello Liam,
hard luck, me aul flower!! great goal by Clive, eh???
Wish us luck against Charlton/Sheff Utd...bye.
*Tiger*
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35.242 | ALLWAYS LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Feb 04 1992 10:09 | 29 |
|
ASTON VILLA 0 EVERTON 0
Another crap performance and it now more apparent then ever that we
need a tall stricker.Southall was kicking the ball to Mc Grath all
afternoon with no challenge.Villa had a lot of chances but the
blues could have sneaked it at the end.Big Ron was disgusted at
the end because his team couldn,t score ,How do you think Kendall
must have felt ??Both teams should have had a penalty ,villa,s
been the most obvious...Cottee still frustrats but me being
the eternal optimist saw some good things in this game..
Keown was brilliant and he must play for England soon....
Jackson had a good game and it was obvious that he was injured
in the second half.
Southall back to his best .
Watson had a good game too.
APart from that Nevin had a good second half as did Beagrie (back
to beating the same player three times etc)
We need to get rid of Cottee and maybe Ward and get someone strong
to help Ebbrell in midfield.
back later
Liam
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35.243 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | anyone wanna buy a house ? | Wed Feb 05 1992 16:25 | 9 |
|
Totally agree Liam - it's soooo frustrating at the moment, anyway the
good news is..........
Ian Snodin has resumed full training - he's expected to be into
contention for a first team place in a month (provided he doesn't break
down again of course....)
Paul
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35.244 | THERE,S ONLY ONE IAN SNODIN .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Feb 06 1992 10:01 | 15 |
|
Paul Thats the best news I,ve heard all season (apart from the mancs
getting stuffed last night 8-) )
Snodin was and hopefully still is a class player .
RE the Leeds game ,I,ve just heard that it is switched to a sunday
game ,Can you confirm this ????
If it is true I can,t make it and will go to the Oldham (everton
reserves) game on the 7th march instead.
cheers
Liam
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35.245 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Basingstoke escape committee | Thu Feb 06 1992 10:40 | 12 |
|
Liam,
I'm going to the QPR game on Saturday (dunno why after the last few
weeks), I'll find out about the Leeds game then. I hope it's not on
telly again. When was the last time Everton won (or even played well in
a telly game ?)
Anyone heard any rumours about Cottee going to Tottenham ?
Paul
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35.246 | AT LAST !!!! A BID FOR COTTEE... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Feb 06 1992 19:32 | 16 |
|
RE -1
I just heard that rumour about Cottee too ,The rumoured figure was
500,000 pounds .Some investment that ,after paying �2.2m just three
years ago.
Just goes to show even if he was Everton,s highest scorer over
those years.Says alot about us since Kendall left.
Although I do remember being delighted when we signed him and was
at his debut for everton against Drogheda here in Ireland.
cheers
Liam
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35.247 | zzzz | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | oh - and while you're there.... | Mon Feb 10 1992 11:03 | 33 |
|
Everton 0-0 QPR att 18,000
Well I must have been to a worse game than this, but I'm f**ked if I
can remember when - it was horrendous. Everton played like a team with
no confidence and no incentive to do anything, QPR on the other hand
played like a team with loads of confidence and no incentive to do
anything.
Everton started badly and got gradually worse, the midfield was
'boosted' by the inclusion of Alan Harper alongside Ebbrell, Ebbrell
tried hard, but he seems to be suffering from spending most of the
season as Everton's entire midfield, Harper was just crap and was
replaced by Waryzcha at half-time. The forwards made the midfield look
good - Beagrie was frustrating, he had numerous attempts at beating the
same player six times before eventually losing the ball. Ward spent the
game hidden in a divot and Johnston wore Cottee's shirt with all the
skill, class and confidence of the little man - he did sod all and even
his close control was pathetic. Beardsley wore a blue shirt, but I
can't remember if he touched the ball.
Everton didn't create a single chance in the whole 90 minutes (QPR only
had one that I could think of), had the game been on telly I'd have
fallen asleep after 10 minutes, but unfortunatly I paid to go and with
a wind-chill factor of about -20 degrees sleep, was impossible - but I
did read the programme a couple of times AND I knew who was playing
for the opposition this time.....
Paul
Liam, the Leeds game is LIVE on telly in two weeks AND it's ALL-TICKET
- take my advice, take the wife shopping instead......
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35.248 | not Everton again!!! | DBCIC1::RUSSELL | | Mon Feb 10 1992 12:08 | 11 |
| This is getting ridiculous....ITV have EVerton on live again against
Leeds on sunday week..................***WHY***?????????????
Its not as if Everton are remotely involved in the championship,
. I reckon they have been on the telly for 4 of the last six
televised games and the only good game was against Chelsea when
we beat you 1-0 YEEEEEEEEESSS!!!!...
Still waiting for reply from Liam Dawson!!!!
*Tiger*
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35.249 | zzz zzz zzz II | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | oh - and while you're there.... | Mon Feb 10 1992 12:55 | 12 |
| >> Its not as if Everton are remotely involved in the championship,
>> . I reckon they have been on the telly for 4 of the last six
>> televised games and the only good game was against Chelsea when
>> we beat you 1-0 YEEEEEEEEESSS!!!!...
It's obvious - Everton have taken over from Arsenal, (they get beaten
too often), Liverpool (all those goals in European games) and Man Utd
(challenging for the League) as the most tedious side to watch on a
Sunday afternoon - ideal for sending millions to sleep. Chelsea also
helped out as well.....
Paul
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35.250 | Kendall on the Prowl..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Feb 12 1992 13:19 | 14 |
|
Everton have no game this week but Howard Kendall is rumoured
to be over here in Ireland to watch the "B" match Ireland v Denmark
tonight.He is supposed to be interested in a few of the Irish youths.
Also proably to watch Gerry Peyton.
Ray Atteveld has gone to West Ham on loan ,this puzzeled me as we
dont have much cover at the back.
Ah Well I have to trust Kendall (or do I)......
cheers
Liam
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35.251 | Alan Harper - superstar ! | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | oh - and while you're there.... | Wed Feb 12 1992 17:03 | 16 |
|
>>> Ray Atteveld has gone to West Ham on loan ,this puzzeled me as we
>>> dont have much cover at the back.
>>> Ah Well I have to trust Kendall (or do I)......
There doesn't seem to be much cover anywhere now... I'm dubious about
what Kendall's doing - the reserves are not particulary strong at the
moment (they've been stuffed by Liverpool and Villa in recent weeks
with NO players with first team experience playing). It looks like
Harper will be expected to fill in for everyone.....
By the way, the youth team have reached the quarter finals of the FA
youth cup after winning 2-1 at Arsenal - they face Tottenham or Derby
away.
Paul
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35.252 | 0-0 AT THE BRANDYWELL..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Feb 14 1992 18:34 | 10 |
|
Everton played Derry City last night in the Brandywell and were held
to a nil nil draw.Cottee missed a sitter as usual ,I believe he is now
officialy on the transfer list.
Both teams had their chances and only for the form of both keepers
the match stayed scoreless..
Liam
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35.253 | RABBIT RABBIT,,,,, | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Feb 17 1992 15:35 | 26 |
|
I Read in some of the tabloids that
1) Kendall has put in a �1m bid for Alan (smudger) Smith from Arsenal
I doubt if we would get him that cheap...
2) That Cottee is about to be swapped for Paul Stewart of Spurs at
the end of the season. Not a bad swop IMO....
I also heard ,but can,t confirm that Sheedy and Barlow were playing
in Derry .
Paul I am still undecided about what game to go to ,if any this
season but will keep you informed..
Cheers
Liam
p.s. Calling all Blues Supporters ....
The Everton Supporters club (Irish Branch) are meeting to watch the
Leeds game on sunday next in the MAID BAR in marlborough st ,just
beside the pro-catheredral.All are welcome ...
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35.254 | SHEEDY LEAVES THE FOLD.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Sat Feb 22 1992 16:11 | 5 |
|
Sheedy has gone to Newcastle on a free Transfer ............
|
35.255 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Still no Irish in Sweden | Mon Feb 24 1992 12:12 | 39 |
|
Everton 1-1 Leeds att Haven't got a clue - looked about 15,000
Yet another 'staring appearance' on the box for Everton. The first half
was 'sluggish' it even looked boring when viewed at double speed on the
video. Leeds looked slightly sharper and Cantona missed a good chance
when he outsprinted the defence, but put the ball wide - in the first
half's other incident, Southall made a great save from McAllister.
Everton played like a team with no confidence.
The second half was a bit better - Leeds took the lead when Southall
made a mess of a high ball into the box, Shutt crossed the ball from
the edge of the six yard box and Keown turned it into his own net.
Everton then came back into the game and Jackson scored his first
senior goal when Keown flicked on a corner - Beardsley also put the
ball in the net later on, but was just off-side. Everton finished the
stronger team and looked the more likely winners.
Hinchliffe came on as sub and partnered Ebbrell in midfield - he made
quite a difference and will hpefully play there again until Kendall
gets round to buying someone else.
Rumours.... Seville in Spain are rumoured to be chasing Kendall...
Team..
Southall
Ablett
Jackson
Keown
Watson
Ebbrell
Warzycha (Beagrie)
Johnston
Cottee (Hinchliffe)
Beardlsey
Ward
Paul
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35.256 | Kendall stays ,Nevin goes .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Mar 04 1992 10:16 | 24 |
|
WEST HAM 0 EVERTON 2
Johnson,Ablett
This would normally be a good victory away ,but with whats happening
at Upton Park at the moment it not suprising.Still another three
points in the bag.
Nevin is gone to Tranmere rovers on a months loan and I would be
suprised if he ever plays for the blues again.
Quote from Kendall re his reported moves back to spain
"I left Everton when I had my job done,I came back to do a job
again and it,s not done yet ,but we are getting there.."
So it appears he is there for a while...
Liam
p.s. Paul I,am going to the Norwich game at Carrow Rd on the 21th march
There is a few Gooners from digital going over to the Leeds match on
the 22nd ,so I said I would go with them if they came to Norwich with
me .Any chance you would be going to this one ???????????/
If you have any info like where the ground is ?How will I get tickets
Etc I would appreciate it if you would post them here.
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35.257 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | One more mint Mr President ? | Thu Mar 05 1992 10:32 | 22 |
|
Liam,
sorry, but there's no way I'd waste money going to Norwich to watch
Everton at the moment. There's a bit in the Norwich note about getting
to the ground - it's dead easy come out of the station and follow the
river and you'll come to the ground. The game won't be all-ticket - so
don't worry about getting tickets in advance. The away supporters bit
used to be all caged in - with black tar on all the cages - you maybe
better off going in the Riverside End (? - it's the opposite end
anyway) - there's no fences there.
Incidently, there's an Everon supporters club in London (ESCLA), they
run cheap trips to most games. Their details are in a few programmes -
if you can't find it, I've got the address somewhere - it might be
worth giving them a bell and seeing if you can save a few bob on the
trainfare.
Cheers,
Paul
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35.258 | PHONE NO FOR ESCLA PLEASE.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Mar 05 1992 11:13 | 18 |
|
THANKS PAUL
I wouldn,t normally travel that far ,but while i,m in london I might
as well go to see the Blues.I have an address for ESCLA
43 Dickerage Rd
Kingston
surrey
KTI 3SR
But i havent got a phone no for them.I met them on the train from
London last year going to the derby game and they told me they
had paid 11 pounds return to liverpool ,I had just paid 28 pounds.
If you had a phone no or could get one I would appreciate it in return
for a norwich programme.........
Liam
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35.259 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | One more mint Mr President ? | Thu Mar 05 1992 11:52 | 12 |
|
I'll see what I can find...
That address you've got is out of date (I think) - that's John Smith's
address, I don't think he's anything to do with them anymore. John
Collins is the main man now.
Stefan - if you're reading this, that stuff I sent you the other day's
got the ESCLA phone numbers in it - have you got it yet ?
Paul
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35.260 | Not yet | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Thu Mar 05 1992 15:44 | 9 |
|
> Stefan - if you're reading this, that stuff I sent you the other day's
> got the ESCLA phone numbers in it - have you got it yet ?
No, but I'll look at home if the number is in the old programmes.
cheers,
Stefan
|
35.261 | Everton in seventh place | COMICS::WATTERSON | | Mon Mar 09 1992 14:12 | 13 |
|
Everton 2-1 Oldham att 21,000ish
Beardsley 2
Another win and another two goals - what a run !! Still nice to see
Beardsley getting some goals again. Wimbledon away tomorrow night -
will the run continue ?
Liam - I can't find that bl**dy phone number anywhere.
Stefan - Did you have any luck finding it ?
Paul
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35.262 | 1st game in Div 1 at 35? | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Mon Mar 09 1992 16:04 | 4 |
|
Did Gerry Peyton play in goal on Sat?
Gary.
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35.263 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | | Tue Mar 10 1992 14:09 | 17 |
|
Re last
Gary,
I don't think he played - I never saw anything to say Nev failed his
fitness test. I'll find out for sure tonight at Wimbledon.
Team news for tonight - Keown is doubtful, Harper stands by - I'm sure
he'll do a lot against Fashanu......
Prediction
Wimbledon 1-4 Everton attendance 1,002
Paul
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35.264 | Europe here we come | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Tue Mar 10 1992 14:22 | 8 |
| Paul
Good guess for the score , but I think the crowd estimate is a bit
high. Ill go for 675.
Do the Wombles still play at the home of the FE's.
Nige
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35.265 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | | Tue Mar 10 1992 14:39 | 10 |
|
>>> Do the Wombles still play at the home of the FE's.
Yes - it's the same 'class establishment' where we saw Everton hammer
Charlton last year.....
I'm confident that the crowd will be swollen when the rumours of an
Ian Hawley appearance at a football match, start to circulate.
Paul
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35.266 | still got the blues??? | KERNEL::HAWLEYI | Ian Hawley, South UK VMS support | Tue Mar 10 1992 15:04 | 7 |
|
please note that i am only going to this match because Paul is coming
with me to the Genoa match (and he'll be in the kop!)
rumours of a red-blue switch are untrue!!!
Ian 'Notts Countys biggest fan'?!?!
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35.267 | ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Wed Mar 11 1992 09:45 | 15 |
| Wombles 0 EFC 0
Im sure Paul will give a full report later in the day.
Just to make him feel even better , theres a report today that Selhurst
Park , the fantastic home of the FE's , will be one of the grounds used
if England get the next Euro Championship.
An FA Spokesman said :
"Its got one of the best Supermarkets in the first division"
Nigel
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35.268 | one shot at goal, there's only... | COMICS::WATTERSON | | Wed Mar 11 1992 10:34 | 48 |
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Wimbledon 0-0 Everton att 3,500ish - honest !!!
Aided by Ian Hawley's lethal navigating, I managed to make it through
the rush hour traffic and into deepest darkest south London in good
time for the game - unfortunately, it must rank as one of the worst
games I've ever seen.
Wimbledon started brightly and Nev made a couple of good saves from
Clarke and Fashanu, but after that the game settled down and neither
team even threatened to score. Warzycha had one effort in the first
half, but that was Everton's attacking contribution. Things were so bad
that towards the end, the Everton supporters were singing 'one shot at
goal, there's only one shot at goal' - the loudest cheer of the night
was when Hinchliffe blasted the ball from 25 yards - it ended up well
wide, but at least it doubled Everton's shot tally....
On the plus side the defence continues to look solid - Fashanu's a
handful, but he was overshadowed by Clarke who always looked dangerous
when he got the ball - Keown and Watson did well to restrict his
shooting opportunities.
On the minus side, the attack and midfield were dreadful, Wimbledon
aren't the 'up and under' team they used to be and do actually try and
play football, and they totally over-ran Everton in midfield. Up front
Johnston had a 'quiet game' (quiet game = sh*t game) and Warzycha was
virtually marked out of the game by man of the match Phelan.
Everton's team
Southall
Jackson Ablett
Keown Watson
Ward Hinchliffe Ebbrell Warzycha
Beardsley Johnston
Subs Beagrie - replaced Warzycha
Harper - replaced Johnston
The names of the crowd are also available on request......
Paul
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35.269 | neutral-ish match report | KERNEL::HAWLEYI | Ian Hawley, South UK VMS support | Wed Mar 11 1992 10:46 | 51 |
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Wimbledon 0-0 Everton
well, what a bundle of fun this was!
perhaps one of the worst matches either of us had ever seen.
Wimbledon started the better side, charging on to the attack and
forcing 2 brilliant saves from Southall, it looked at that point like a
good game might be forthcoming. It wasnt. The game stagnated in the
first half, occasionally livening up with the odd run from either side
(but mostly wimbledon i have to say).
Andy Clarke went close with a hooked shot that whistled over the
cross-bar, but the general format seemed to be...
Player gets ball, passes ball, gives it to opposing defender, defender
passes back to keeper, keeper hoofs the ball upfield, player gets ball,
player gives ball to opposing def....etc,etc,etc.
The second half was marginally better, with Everton actually coming
forward in spells, but they seemed incapable of feeding the attackers
who had few chances and they were either soft or wide.
The midfield seemed non-existant and the wingers muted.
only the defence seemed strong and it was this that kept them in the
game. Wimbledon came charging with about 20 mins to go and almost
scored a couple of times, but Southall and the defence remained strong.
In the dying minutes Everton finally started to attack probably in
response to chants from their fans...
"One shot at goal! weve only one shot at goal! one shot at goooaaal!
weve only one shot at goal!"
someone (Beagrie?) shot it just over the bar which caused a great roar
and cries of "more!" from the Everton fans.
but there was only 30 seconds to go and time ran out just as they
seemed to get into their stride.
As for the Everton side, well, as has been said the defence was solid,
SOuthall pulled off a couple of stunning saves early on, Ebberell,
Jackson, Keown and Ablett were tight and didnt let much through.
Warzycha(sp) was active on the right wing as opposed to Hinchcliffe
who was outmatched by a brilliant Terry Phelan.
up front Beardsley was a class apart as an extra midfielder but didnt
get the kind of support to look threatening on goal.
Mo Johnston had one good touch early on then disappeared from the game
and was substituted by Peter Beagrie who looked busy but did little.
Ward was absolutely terrible. The guy just CANNOT pass a ball.
he had one good moment, a run past two players.
All in all, Everton never really looked like scoring and Paul was
disappointed with their performance.
Wimbledon were little better, Phelan and Clarke stood out from the rest
and Fashanu fell down with elegance.
apart from that nothing really to say.
All the best,
Ian.
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35.270 | d�j� vu? 8-) | TRUCKS::SANT | | Wed Mar 11 1992 11:47 | 1 |
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35.271 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | | Wed Mar 11 1992 11:56 | 5 |
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Ah - but at least we were there - none of this watching recorded
highlights/ getting a programme from the local paper shop stuff.
Paul
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35.272 | ECSLA | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Thu Mar 12 1992 13:17 | 42 |
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Finally got the issue of "When Skies are Grey", thanks a lot Paul.
Wonderful stuff for a starving fan.
The article about Everton Supporters Club - London Area (ECSLA) is
printed in its entirety below (without permission)
"The above club has been in existence since the early seventies in
order to provide a focal point for Everton Supporters in the London
area and the south generally.
We organise cheap travel to all games (except in London!) and can
usually ontain tickets. In addition we try and organise events. In the
past we have had successful football and datrs teams, and at the moment
we have a team in the football quiz league which is anything but
successful except when it comes to outdrinking our opponents! We also
issue our own newsletter at (ir)regular intervals.
At present we have a membership of about 400, but we would love to hear
from Evertonians down south who would like to join us. The membership
fee is �10 per annum, but if you send in your name and address to:
Steve Scott
5 Hillside Glenn
4 Duppas Hill Road
S. Croydon
Surrey
you will not be required to pay until the start of next season. You
should also contact Steve if you wish to join our quiz team as we are
always looking from new blood cos we're so crap! Steve's phone number
is 081 688 6484
If you wish to travel with us to games before you receive your
membership card, contact the following:
HOME GAMES - Patsy Slavin
071 704 0012 between 6 and 7 only.
AWAY GAMES - John Collings (sic! Stefan)
081 841 4600 between 5.30 and 6.30 only"
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35.273 | We are on our way ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Mar 13 1992 13:55 | 10 |
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THANKS for all the Info...
I will give john collings a ring later today .There is about six
of us going ,so if we got a discount it would be appreciated.
thanks again.
Liam
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35.274 | HALF PRICE TO NORWICH.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Mar 13 1992 19:08 | 13 |
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I have just spoken to John Collings and he can get us rail tickets
for �12 or �13 which is brill ,It,s normally �22.
So if anyone wants to go to this game we are meeting at 11.00am
on sat 21 at Liverpool st station.
The price of the tickets for the match are �13 for the stand and
�8 for the terrace.
cheers
Liam
Thanks again..
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35.275 | ANOTHER WELL DESERVED POINT 8-)8-) | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Mar 16 1992 10:00 | 13 |
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Another stunning display from the blues ......
We got a brilliant draw with Luton in Goodison 8-)8-)
Did anyone see Lutons goal ??? It is byfar the candidate for
Blupper of the Year.....
Still this sums up the season ,Lets be optimistic for next year..
(only because we have to)
Liam
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35.276 | Waste of Money | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Mon Mar 16 1992 10:22 | 16 |
| I did a really stupid thing on Saturday - I went to Goodison.
Basically it was an awful game. I thought Lutons goal was pretty good ,
the free kick beat Nev all ends up (OK Watson should have cleared).
The Equaliser was well taken by MoJo.
Apart from that it was rubbish. Beagrie was the best player for me ,
but hes got nobody to aim at in the middle.
You guys going to the Norwich game , save your money and go and have a
few beers in London , your bound to be better entertained.
It was freezing as well.
Nigel
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35.277 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | As happy as a pig in sh | Mon Mar 16 1992 14:25 | 21 |
|
Nigel,
Luton eh, dear oh dear - serves you right for missing the 'Wimbledon
classic'.....
>> You guys going to the Norwich game , save your money and go and have a
>> few beers in London , your bound to be better entertained.
I don't agree - the attraction of watching Everton at the moment is
wondering how bad they're going to be. Norwich is bound to be another
classic nil - nil or one goal thriller. There's another 'big' game
tomorrow, away to Notts County - I'm gutted to miss that as I've
already seen the first half of the teams' titanic struggle this season.
Luckily, there's a few more biggies coming up - Southampton, Sheff Utd,
Man City and Chelsea at home and Palace, Coventry and Tottenham away.
I'll predict a storming 1-0 to someone tomorrow and a Wimbledon style
attendance something in the upper 3,000s.
Paul
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35.278 | Snore Draw Bore | PANIC::ANDERSON | The 'Pies have gone cold | Mon Mar 16 1992 15:40 | 10 |
| >> <<< Note 35.277 by COMICS::WATTERSON "As happy as a pig in sh" >>>
>> I'll predict a storming 1-0 to someone tomorrow and a Wimbledon style
>> attendance something in the upper 3,000s.
Paul,
I think you've got one zero too many in the crowd estimate :-)
Rob
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35.279 | AWAY THE LADS ,,,, | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Mar 16 1992 23:13 | 7 |
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Lads
These are the things one must suffer to get a weekend away from the
wife.....
Liam
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35.280 | Cash for Pat | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Tue Mar 17 1992 11:14 | 8 |
| Everton want 750,000 for Pat Nevin from Tranmere if they want to keep
him.
Im surprised that weve not had a glowing report from Cunno about Aldo's
recent glut of goals - hes up to about 36 now. Has he left the company
- we should be told.
Nigel
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35.281 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | As happy as a pig in sh | Wed Mar 18 1992 10:47 | 9 |
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Last night's action packed result........
Notts County 0-0 Everton att 7,000 ish
Teletext said Beardsley had two attempts at goal and Nev made a
brilliant save.
Paul
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35.282 | Where have all the goalscorers gone ..... | PANIC::ANDERSON | The 'Pies have gone cold | Wed Mar 18 1992 10:52 | 12 |
| Paul,
The Indy this morning never mentioned the brilliant save, and to be
honest I can't see who on the County side could force him to make one.
As predicted a totally c*!p, lifeless game; the only surprise was that
the crowd was no less than normal despite us not having won in the
league in '92, and despite us having 'sold' the fans darling Tommy
Johnson, and despite that the fact that we are now second favourites
for the drop.
Rob
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35.283 | more nonsense..... | YUPPY::PANES | Comon baby light my fag | Wed Mar 18 1992 10:59 | 8 |
| re last
How could a game involving a mega-big-five club possibly be c%%p?
Stuart
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35.284 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | As happy as a pig in sh | Wed Mar 18 1992 11:08 | 14 |
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Rob,
I think teletext said it was Bartlett who had the shot - must have been
really exciting anyway.........
>>>How could a game involving a mega-big-five club possibly be c%%p?
Stu, the amazingly 'big' Everton will be making their second visit to
Sainsbury's carpark in a couple of weeks - you'll be able to see just
how cr*p they are at the moment.....
Paul
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35.285 | | YUPPY::PANES | Comon baby light my fag | Wed Mar 18 1992 12:58 | 20 |
| <<< Note 35.284 by COMICS::WATTERSON "As happy as a pig in sh" >>>
>>>How could a game involving a mega-big-five club possibly be c%%p?
> Stu, the amazingly 'big' Everton will be making their second visit to
> Sainsbury's carpark in a couple of weeks - you'll be able to see just
> how cr*p they are at the moment.....
> Paul
Paul,
The annoying thing is, the Diddymen will probably do the F.E's.
Stuo
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35.286 | :-)) | KERNEL::MORIARTY | | Wed Mar 18 1992 16:58 | 3 |
| Re .281.....What was Beardsley doing shooting at Nev???
Confused
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35.287 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | As happy as a pig in sh | Thu Mar 26 1992 10:38 | 17 |
|
Well we're still waiting for the Norwich report - what's happened to
Liam ?
On the international front, Martin Keown played his second game for
England last night and not only saved a certain goal after Seaman had
made a mess, but actually scored England's second - a screamer from the
edge of the box - it means he's scored more times for England than he
has for Everton.....
Other news: - Kendall was rumoured to be about to sign Simon Barker
from QPR for �800,000, but that seems to have gone quiet. Atteveld is
meant to be going to Bristol City for �250,000. Today is transfer
deadline day, so if they don't happen today, they won't for a while.
There's a few good players going cheap at Aldershot.....
Paul
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35.288 | Who be him | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Thu Mar 26 1992 11:08 | 8 |
| Paul
Who is Simon Barker. If hes a forward lets hope that he a bit bigger
that 5' 4".
Good to see Keown score. Apparantly he was at fault for the first goal.
Nigel
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35.289 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | As happy as a pig in sh | Thu Mar 26 1992 11:24 | 15 |
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Nige,
now that you mention it - he is about 5' 4'' - similiar type of player
to Ward if memory serves me right.......obviously a radical change in
Kendall's thinking...
I didn't think Keown was at fault for the first goal - Skurivy (sp ?)
gave him a bit of a run around, but other than his goal he didn't get
too many chances. Walker was marking him when he scored. England's
midfield was p*ss poor I thought.
Paul
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35.290 | | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Thu Mar 26 1992 11:30 | 10 |
| Paul
Re: Keown: Im only going on what it said in the paper as I didnt see the
highlights.
Similiar type of player to Ward - you mean he's Crap ;-)
Nigel
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35.291 | | COMICS::WATTERSON | As happy as a pig in sh | Thu Mar 26 1992 11:57 | 13 |
| >>> Similiar type of player to Ward - you mean he's Crap ;-)
Hmmmm - no comment.......
But seriously, he's a winger/midfield 'battler', he was at Blackburn
for years before QPR signed him - he played well against Everton at
Loftus Rd this season, but has been out of the first team for a while
now.
How dare the papers blame Keown for anything, obviously some biased
'suvern' rag.
Paul
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35.292 | DIDNT WE HAVE A LOVELY DAY,THE DAY WE WENT TO... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Mar 27 1992 11:01 | 49 |
|
I,m still here but these Q-ends are killing me ,This is my first
chance to get into the notes.
Great crack was had by all on our day trip to Norwich.
We met up with ESCLA at liverpool st station and got our �12 tickets
there was about 35 of them ,so we had a bit of crack on the journey
which was about 1 and three quarters long.The six of us had a few
bevies in a pub right beside Carrow rd and we did a few bets i.e
first scorer ,half time result ,full time result etc Needless
to say noone won any of them...
and so to the match .. I was stunned into silence when Norwich
scored after 2min 2 secs but Everton started to play some good football
and it was on the eleventh min that Johnson equallised ,Beardsley
(who was brilliant for the whole match )made it two -one and it stayed
like that till half time.Norwich equalised just after the half time
but Everton were looking lively and it wasn,t long before Johnson
had us in front again.Bobby the pole ,in his only contribution to the
game, could have made it 4-2 but his effort hit the bar.Everton
seemed to be content with the score at 3-2 and were hit with two
late goals.If there was anything riding on this match i,m sure Everton
would have won it but there wasn,t much motivation and it showed..
All the goals were very good ,yes all seven,wit hBeardsley,s being
a classic.
The team
Southall made one brilliant save but needs a bit of cover now and
then
Harper rubbish ,not a patch on the player he once was.
Abblett definetly not a centre half
Keown gets better every game ,but needs a partner in centre of
defence
Jackson seemed out of this game ,but one to watch for the future
Ward busy but not the answer for Everton
Atteveld rubbish
Ebbrell busy but needs someone hard with him in midfield
Beardsley Brilliant
BOBBY the pole rubbish where are all the runs he used to make when he
came first
Johnson one of his better games
Barlow (sub) he only had six or seven minutes but didn,t(couldn,t )do
much.
Kendall has a mountain to climb if he is going to win the league next
year .We need height especially if Southall keeps punting the ball.
The only saving grace for me from this match was the performances
of Beardsley and Keown
cheers
Liam
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35.293 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Mon Apr 06 1992 17:10 | 15 |
|
Well following Everton's 'stunning' 1-0 home defeat by Southampton
comes another 'stunning' defeat - 2-0 away to Crystal Palace. All I
know is, Beagrie had a 'goal' disallowed and while the Everton players
were moaning to the ref, Palace went down the other end and scored.
They then wrapped the game up with a dodgy penalty.
Looks like Everton are finally out of the title hunt for another
year........
Can any of the vast legions of Palace supporters who went put a report
in ?
Paul
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35.294 | As requested | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Life's a One Take Movie | Mon Apr 06 1992 17:41 | 53 |
| Since you insist.........
The FE's scored their largest win of the season against Everton on
Saturday (we have scored more goals, but this is our first win by more
than the odd goal!).
Everton brought a very poor crowd with them, and started aggravting
people early on, with Big Nev wasting time blatantly from about the 5th
minute. Keown was roundly booed every time he touched the ball by the
Palace fans, remembering his elbowing of Eric Young last
season.
As for the game, Everton's petit forward line looked very ineffective
for most of the game, spending large amounts of time passing the ball
but seldom going forward. Palace, meantime, played some of their best
football for a while, with Thomas and young Simon Rodger being
particularly strong in midfield. No goals in the first half, but Palace
very much on top.
Everton came out more after halftime, and had a goal disallowed for
offside (Mr Coppell reckons at least three players were caught)
Johnston got himself booked for arguing with the linesman. There were
also bookings for Keown for an elbow on Bright and Collymore for a
charge on someone. From Martyn's clearance of the free-kick, a long
ball went down Everton's right whihc they gave up on a bit. Rodger beat
the right back and Southall to the ball and flicked the ball across for
Coleman to slot into an empty net.
Shortly afterwards, Bright was through on goal in the box and was
brought down. Penalty said the ref and Bright scored his 20th of the
season. I must be honest and say it looked a bit of a home penalty, but
after most of the decisions we have had this season, it was about time.
No real threat from Everton after that, but Palace fans were severely
upset to see Simon Rodger carried off with a suspected cracked bone in
his ankle, yet another injury to add to:
Salako
Osborn
McGoldrick
& Shaw
All in all, a good solid performance from the FE's, and a niggly,
arguing with each other one from Everton. They were summed up by
Warzycha (sp?) in the first half. Bright was down, and Martyn rolled
the ball out from the edge of the box to allow the trainer on. When all
was OK. War-thingy took the throw, and rather than throw it back to
Martyn, tried to throw it away from him for a goal kick. Martyn managed
to trap it tho'. Rather childish in the first half at 0-0.
OK Paul??
Paul
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35.295 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Mon Apr 06 1992 17:46 | 7 |
|
Cheers Paul,
nice and unbiased - ever thought of getting a job as head football
writer at 'The Sun'....... :-)
Paul
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35.296 | Truth is stranger than fiction | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Life's a One Take Movie | Mon Apr 06 1992 17:58 | 6 |
| Its always an option is R**ghtS**ing come along :-)
Paul
btw - I thought it *was* unbiased.....
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35.297 | | YUPPY::PANES | French kisses and chinese burns | Mon Apr 06 1992 18:07 | 12 |
| A fairish report Paul.
I was in-line with Beagrie's "offside" goal. It was a good shot, but the
linesman/ref were correct.
I cannot comment on the penalty as my view was obscured by a great fat
tub of lard.
Who kicked Rodger?
Stuart
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35.298 | About to go back to the right note - honest! | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Life's a One Take Movie | Mon Apr 06 1992 18:18 | 11 |
| Stu,
Didn't see anyone kick Rodger, but he looked well crocked. Probably
Ward tho' as he'd been kicking Thomas and Rodger most of the afternoon.
As for your obstructed view - I didn't see that Molby had signed for
Everton? Or was it a Womble at a decent game by mistake?
Paul
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35.299 | Shock horror | IOSG::BUTTON | | Mon Apr 06 1992 18:59 | 10 |
| re. <<< Note 35.297 by YUPPY::PANES "French kisses and chinese burns" >>>
> I cannot comment on the penalty as my view was obscured by a great fat
> tub of lard.
Ah, so Robert Maxwell is not dead. Is he going to be buying Palace
soon?
Jon
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35.300 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Mon Apr 13 1992 16:05 | 10 |
|
Hmmm
yet another 'disappointing' result on Saturday - 0-2 at home to Sheff
Utd and with rumours of Kendall going to Spain at the end of the
season, things are looking bleak at the school of science....
Matt Jackson has been selected for the Scottish U-21 squad.
Paul
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35.301 | Sensible kid | PEKING::WILSOND1 | T.H.F.C | Tue Apr 14 1992 09:26 | 4 |
|
Hasnt Mathew Jackson turned down the Jocks to play for England ???
Dave...
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35.302 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Tue Apr 14 1992 15:51 | 10 |
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I don't think he turned them down - it now turns out he's not even
eligible. He was picked because the Jocks thought his mother was
Scottish- this was a scandalous lie and it was actually his grandmother
who was Scottish..... and only the Irish are allowed to select players
with such a tenuous link. :-)
A lucky break for Jackson.
Paul
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35.303 | LETS GET IT TOGETHER NOW FOR NEXT SEASON... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Apr 15 1992 10:01 | 14 |
|
I never thought i would want a season to end so quickly.I,d say
most of the everton players are the same.
I dont think that Kendall will jump ship just yet ,remember the last
time he was under pressure and was nearly sacked We went on to win the
league twice and runners up in the middle year also the F.A cup and
the Cup Winners Cup .(I,m beginning to sound like Cunno now)
Lets hope we buy a few tall players ,one upfront one for midfield and
one at the back and then we could make a serious challenge for the
league next year...
bye for now
Liam
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35.304 | Barlow gets a Full game.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Apr 22 1992 10:29 | 23 |
|
At last Stuart Barlow gets his first full game for the blues and
from the reports he didnt do too badly and was denied a penalty
against man city on easter monday.This is currently Everton,s
worst season in at least twelve years but us blues fans
are eternal optimists and I for one am looking forward to next
season.
With Sheedy going to Newcastle and Peyton going to ??? this
severs the Irish connection with the blues but Kendall is still
interested in Martin Russell (portadown).I think he is from Finglas
which is my birthplace .Apparantly he is setting the Irish League
alight.Will Everton miss out on this one ?????????
Has anyone any idea whats happening in the A-team and the reserves ???
Cheers
Liam
p.s. Are Everton playing United in Stormin Normans testimonial and when
is it. Are the rumours true that Graham Sharps testimonial against
Celtic was cancelled after the signing of Super-Mo for fear of riots ??
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35.305 | Cricket seasons started | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Wed Apr 22 1992 10:47 | 6 |
| re: The reserves. Last time I looked they had hardly won a game since
christmas (bit like Man U). They were in danger of going down. The A
team - who knows.
Nigel - who will be looking forward to next season if the right players
arrive in the summer - and the right players leave.
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35.306 | | SHAWB1::STOCKMANS | | Wed Apr 22 1992 11:11 | 9 |
| Stormin Norman's Testimonial Game is on Sunday 3rd May at Old Trafford & yes it's
Man.Utd V Everton. Kickoff at 15:00
You won't believe this, you can actually pay at the turnstiles to get into the
standing areas!!!!!
Bye bye
Si
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35.307 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Wed Apr 22 1992 11:31 | 23 |
|
Wow - a deluge of notes in the Everton topic.....
Is Peyton supposed to be leaving ? - I think he's been loaned out just
to give him some first team practice. (Obviously getting too much
practise in the reserves....)
Everton must have their weakest squad for years at the moment, there's
only about 18 first team players including Ratcliffe, Snodin (who's on the
verge of a comeback again) and Hinchliffe (now out for a while with a
knee problem) - of the rest, only Barlow seems on the verge of a
breakthrough into the first team.
Hopefully Kendall's purged out most of the cr*p that Harvey bought
('us Evertonians are enternal optimists') - but I wish he'd start
buying a few new players.......
Si, I fancy going to Old Trafford on 3rd May - assuming the Mancs don't
win the League - I won't wear my Everton shirt this time, but do you
know where a could borrow a Leeds shirt from........ :-)
Paul
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35.308 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Tue May 05 1992 12:22 | 36 |
|
Well Everton finish the season with a bit of a florish....
Everton 2-1 Chelsea Att 20,000ish
I never went but I saw the goals on the box, the first was a cracker,
Beardsley chased a lost cause into the box and as Monkou shielded the ball
back to Beasant, Beardsley fouled him. As Beasant had the ball, the ref
just played an advantage, unfortunatly for Monkou, he gave Beardsley a
playful clip round the ear, so the ref sent Monkou off and awarded a
penalty, which Beardsley himself converted. Beagrie added a second
before Newton pulled one back for Chelsea.
Man Utd 2-4 Everton Att 7,000ish Norman Whiteside testimonial
Everton stormed back from 2-0 down at half-time to win 4-2 with goals
from Ward (2), Beardsley and Esin (A Nigerian trialist) - calling Mr
Panes..... a black player playing for Everton !!
Transfer news..
Everton are on the verge of signing Jim Weir (who ? - some centre half)
from Hamilton Accies for between �300,000 and �500,00.
Esin has finished his trial and has returned to Belgium, no news on
whether he'll sign or not.
Other waffle....
Season ticket prices are due to rise by something like 30% next season,
so Everton can look forward to having cr*p crowds again.
Pat Nevin is in the Scotland squad for their games in USA and Canada.
Paul
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35.309 | Don't waste your money... | MADBAS::DSMITH | | Tue May 05 1992 13:17 | 12 |
|
re last
The chap, Jim Weir, who Everton are interested in is a young
centre-half who's real value is more like �50k. The strong point of
his game is the ability to pass back to his goalkeeper from any
position on the field, he doesn't know how to go forward!! He learned
this remarkable trait playing for the Accies who must go down as the
most boring team in Scottish football.
Danny.
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35.310 | Told yer so. | WELCLU::BWALKER | Come on you Hatters. | Wed May 06 1992 16:45 | 10 |
| Season ticket prices are going up by 30%.
So thats where all the Premier league dosh is going. As I said ages ago
in some note the only people whom will benefit from the Premier league
will be the already overpaid players.
Regards,
Barry.
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35.311 | BEARDSLEY WINS THE WATCH .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri May 08 1992 14:06 | 17 |
|
UNSWORTH WHO HE ????
I listened to the match against spurs the other week and up pops
Unsworth and scores the equaliser for Everton.Must admit i never
heard of him.
The Everton supporters club (Irish Branch) had their vote for
player of the year and Beardsley shaded it by one vote from keown.
A nice piece of crystal on its way to him.
Does anyone know where Everton are playing on tour this year ??
I also heard a rumour that Aldridge played for them in normans
testimonial and he is travelling with them on their summer tour.
Any comments from Cunno confirming or denying this would be welcome
cheers
Liam
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35.312 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Fri May 29 1992 13:59 | 10 |
|
Not much happening at the moment -
no transfers in and no one out, other than Kevin Ratcliffe being given
a free transfer, maybe Newcastle will sign him aswell.
Matt Jackson got sent off playing for England U-21 last night in some
tournament in France.
Paul
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35.313 | Aldo to join Toffees. | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | The Mancs are out of the cup | Fri May 29 1992 17:00 | 9 |
|
If Kendall had any intelligence he should make a daring bid for
none other than THE GREAT ALDO where he would be teaming up with Peter
Beardsley. If they could repeat their Liverpool form that would be something
to behold. I actually read in the papers over here that Kendall is supposed to
be an ALDO fan and that he is interested in him.
Cunno
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35.314 | hmmmm nice | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Mon Jun 01 1992 16:10 | 5 |
|
Everton's new away strip for next season will be a very tasteful
'salmon & royal blue'............ no comment !
Paul
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35.315 | Come on you Pinks | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Tue Jun 02 1992 09:46 | 11 |
| Paul
Quote from todays paper "Everton will be wearing pink shirts next
season as the club gos back to its roots. A new salmon pink jersey with
navy blue stripes will be worn to mark the clubs 100 years at Goodison.
The kit will be used as the away strip. The colours were first used in
1881 when the club moved Goodison"
Have you bought yours yet paul??
Nigel
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35.316 | | RTODWT::DCASSIDY | | Tue Jun 02 1992 10:44 | 6 |
|
If Everton were going back to their roots they'd be wearing Black
shirts but I can't really see referees agreeing to wearing Salmon
shirts!!
Dezzz
|
35.317 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Tue Jun 02 1992 15:45 | 13 |
|
Sounds like another 'rip-off the supporters' fiddle to me - Salmon
(SALMON not PINK !!!!) and Royal blue will be the 'official' change
strip for next season - but considering the home strip is already blue,
I can't see them getting the chance to wear the salmon kit to often.
Nige,
I haven't seen any for sale yet, when I do, I'll get you one as well
shall I ?
Paul
|
35.318 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Thu Jun 04 1992 16:57 | 5 |
|
Rumours in the paper today that Kendall is preparing a �3 million bid
for McStay - I'll believe that when I see it.
Paul
|
35.319 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Tue Jun 09 1992 11:19 | 9 |
|
Everton have announced that all season ticket holders will get a refund
for any home games they can't attend when they're rescheduled to Monday
night for TV coverage.
Liverpool are following Everton's lead.
Paul
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35.320 | Anything Liverpool do Everton will copy.. | PLUNDR::LOWEG | Don't believe a word | Tue Jun 09 1992 11:31 | 3 |
|
Copycats... Can't Everton do anything original ??
|
35.321 | Southall turning RED ?????????????? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jun 15 1992 09:43 | 13 |
|
I heard a viscious rumour that Southall has gone to Liverpool
Any Truth in this ??????????
also that we beat Chelsea last week 4-2 ,If so what was the game etc
Liam
p.s Very quiet on the transfer market ..................
Is Kendall on holiday or something ???????????
|
35.322 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Mon Jun 15 1992 12:01 | 6 |
|
>>> I heard a viscious rumour that Southall has gone to Liverpool
Liam, sounds like someone's winding you up again.
Paul
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35.323 | I,ll SWOP YOU TWO COTTEE,S FOR A ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jun 29 1992 21:00 | 17 |
|
EVERTON have been very quiet on the transfer list ....
Surely we must be swoping with some Man city players 8-)8-)
Any news would be appreciated
Liam
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35.324 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Tue Jun 30 1992 10:05 | 7 |
|
No news at all - there isn't even any speculation at the moment.
The new 'salmon and royal blue' shirts have hit the streets - they look
very smart......
Paul
|
35.325 | fishy smell | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Tue Jun 30 1992 16:06 | 8 |
| Paul,
So I'll see you donning the new top next week at footie will we.
puek, heave, ugh etc...
guess who
|
35.326 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Tue Jun 30 1992 16:22 | 9 |
|
Mac,
no, I'll save that for when I go clubbing it - I'll carry on wearing
the tasteful yellow one for now. Still, it's better than your 'Man Utd
1966-67 League champions' cap-sleeve t-shirt....... :-)
Paul
|
35.327 | | SHAWB1::STOCKMANS | | Tue Jun 30 1992 16:23 | 1 |
| Your only jealous watty!
|
35.328 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Wed Jul 01 1992 10:06 | 6 |
|
Everton play Sheff Wed at home first game of the season, the full
fixtures are published later today, so I'll post them tomorrow.
Apparently it includes all games rescheduled for Sundays and Mondays.
Paul
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35.329 | Wot - still no transfer news | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Wed Jul 01 1992 10:17 | 5 |
| Paul
What is the date of the first game?
Nige
|
35.330 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Wed Jul 01 1992 10:21 | 4 |
|
August 15th - same weekend as the Tall ships race......
Paul
|
35.331 | | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Thu Jul 02 1992 10:43 | 6 |
| Paul
Do you know who they are playing on the 22nd August , as ill be
shooting up the M6 that weekend.
Nigel
|
35.332 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Thu Jul 02 1992 10:51 | 7 |
|
Norwich away....
I'll post the full fixtures when I'm not busy.
Paul
|
35.333 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Thu Jul 02 1992 12:28 | 88 |
| Whoops - rerouted from the RAB C note.....
It looks like I was wrong about games being rescheduled for TV -
they'll be decided a couple of weeks before - the first batch up until
October will be announced next week.
As for preseasons, I believe Everton will be playing Borussia
Monchengladback (sp) at Goodison in August. Haven't heard about a
preason tour yet.
Paul
Aug
15 Sheff Wed H
19 Man Utd A
22 Norwich A
25 Aston Villa H
29 Wimbledon H
Sept
1 Blackburn A
5 Tottenham A
12 Man Utd H
19 Crystal Pal H
26 Leeds A
Oct
3 Oldham A
17 Coventry H
24 Arsenal A
31 Man City H
Nov
7 Nottm For A
21 Chelsea H
28 Ipswich A
Dec
5 Liverpool H
12 Sheff Utd A
19 Southampton H
26 Middlesboro H
28 QPR A
Jan
9 Crystal Pal A
16 Leeds H
26 Wimbledon A
30 Norwich H
Feb
6 Sheff Wed A
9 Tottenham H
13 Blackburn H
20 Aston Villa A
27 Oldham H
Mar
6 Coventry A
10 Chelsea A
13 Nottm For H
20 Liverpool A
23 Ipswich H
Apr
3 Sheff Utd H
10 Middlesboro A
12 QPR H
17 Southampton A
May
1 Arsenal H
8 Man City A
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35.334 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Err is this the Rangers note ? | Thu Jul 02 1992 17:03 | 9 |
|
More waffle.....
Keown picked up a 'niggly' knee injury against Sweden which now turns
out to be serious - he's had an operation and will miss the first month
of the season. Cottee and Snodin are both fit enough to begin
pre-season training.
McPaul
|
35.335 | SHALL HE STAY OR SHALL HE GO ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Jul 02 1992 18:30 | 7 |
|
Pat Nevins contract expires today ,will he stay ????????????
Liam
|
35.336 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Err is this the Rangers note ? | Mon Jul 06 1992 11:40 | 7 |
|
Paul McStay has rejected a move to Goodison.
Barry Horne (ex Portsmouth and Southampton) is expected to sign today
for �700,000.
Paul
|
35.337 | Who he | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Mon Jul 06 1992 11:50 | 8 |
| Paul
Who is this Barry Horne.
Not suprised about Paul McStay.
Nige
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35.338 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Err is this the Rangers note ? | Mon Jul 06 1992 12:12 | 9 |
|
Nige,
Horne's 30 and is the Welsh captain (I think) he was at Wrexham for
years, then went to Portsmouth before moving on to Southampton. He
looks (and plays) a bit like Mike Milligan (remember him.....) I'll
reserve judgement for now.
Paul
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35.339 | My hero!!!! | SHAWB1::STOCKMANS | | Mon Jul 06 1992 14:55 | 10 |
| RE .338
Sounds like a good buy Paul! It`ll improve your chances of the odd honour or 3!!!
I reckon Simon Hughes should play for Everton! He`s the business!
Si...
|
35.340 | Cottee Stays For a While .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jul 06 1992 18:20 | 18 |
|
It seems Mr Cottee is determined to see out his contract with the blues
He has one year left and according to the NOTW yesterday he is
staying..
Barry Horne has a reputation of being a "hard man",possibly what we
need in midfield.I too will reserve my judgement..
Across stanley park Sourpuss has said only seven players are not
on the transfer left..dont know which seven.
After a quick look at the fixtures it looks better than last year
for me travelling from Ireland.
It,s a pity about McStay but would all the other players be prepared
to chip in to pay his wages ???????????
Cheers
Liam
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35.341 | Not a very good buy.. | PLUNDR::LOWEG | Don't believe a word | Tue Jul 07 1992 13:59 | 9 |
|
I saw Barry Horne play for Southampton when I lived down there and he
didn't do very well at Southampton. They bought him from Swindon for
over 1 million and never seemed to fit in..
I don't know wether you would consider him as a hard man in midfield
or not on the evidence of what I saw, but the Mike Milligan comparison
is probably only on looks and build..
Gary..
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35.342 | | NEWOA::MORAN | Wey not likely!! | Tue Jul 07 1992 15:13 | 5 |
|
I thought Horne had a good season (last). Scored a few quite amazing
goals especially in the cup against Burnley (think).
Tim
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35.343 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Tue Jul 07 1992 15:32 | 14 |
|
re .341
Gary, you're thinking of someone else - I can't remember his name, but
he played for Portsmouth in their cup run last season - Horne went from
Portsmouth to Southampton.
According to the radio this morning, Horne should be signing today,
there was another bit that said Kendall might go for Ferguson the
Rangers player.
Liam - any idea on what games you're coming over for next season ?
Paul
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35.344 | Oooops my mistake.. | PLUNDR::LOWEG | Don't believe a word | Tue Jul 07 1992 18:28 | 6 |
|
Your right Watty its Alan McCloughlin (sp) and to see them together on
the pitch the looked like twins..
Gary..
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35.345 | | NEWOA::MORAN | Wey not likely!! | Tue Jul 07 1992 18:41 | 5 |
|
re -1
They look nowt like each other!
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35.346 | Pantomine argument.. | PLUNDR::LOWEG | Don't believe a word | Wed Jul 08 1992 15:31 | 6 |
|
Oh yes they do !!
Gary..
|
35.347 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Fri Jul 10 1992 10:59 | 13 |
|
Barry Horne signed a 3 year contract on Wednesday, the fee to be fixed
by tribunal. Kendall has said he wants to sign one more player before
the start of the season - rumours that it was Lee Chapman have been
denied by the club.
Jackson has a 'mysterious virus' and may miss the start of the season,
Keown has had his operation and will miss the first couple of weeks of
the season (at least). Everyone else, including Snodin, will be ready
for the start of the season.
Paul
|
35.348 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Mon Jul 20 1992 10:08 | 18 |
|
Preseason friendly results
Friday
Haspar SV (German 4th division) 1 - 1 Everton
(Beagrie)
Nev was injured so Jason Kearton made his first team debut - the report
sounded a bit like most of last seasons games - Everton had most of the
possesion, but only managed one goal. Yugoslav trialist Preki had a
useful game.
Sunday
Hameln 0-4 Everton
Ward, Beagrie, Preki and (?)
paul
|
35.349 | | WAR001::WATTERSONP | | Tue Jul 21 1992 10:56 | 8 |
|
Beagrie looks set to sign for Southampton - dunno what his valued at,
but it means Everton won't have to pay anything for Horne.
Shame if he goes, he's probably one of the most talented players about
at the moment.
Paul
|
35.350 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Wed Jul 22 1992 09:55 | 8 |
|
Beagrie's turned down the move to Southampton, saying he wants to stay
and fight for his place at Goodison.
Everton are expected to announce a big loss for the year later on this
week, also, season ticket sales are well down on last year.
Paul
|
35.351 | GET TRICKY TREV BACK TO GOODISON.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Jul 22 1992 18:31 | 15 |
|
Good News about Beagrie staying ..He played well last season and
with a run in the first team he could become vital for Everton.
Shame about Trevor Stevens going to leeds ,Kendall should pay
the 2.5m or what ever to get tricky trev back to Goodison.
Any odds on Everton winning anything this season ????
Liam
p.s Paul I was going to go over for one of the first matchs
of the season but with F@@@ -UP with sky i.e sunday/monday
matchs I will have to plan carefully.I have a stag party in galway
the end of august ,so that will drain me of my secret slush-fund
so I hope to go over late sept /early oct.....
|
35.352 | Oct 24 Highbury? | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Wed Jul 22 1992 19:16 | 6 |
| Liam,
How about October 24 Arsenal V Everton? DEClan and I are thinking about
going over and that one is not on Sky's list. We could probably
persuade Noel and Mick Dunphy to go too. I entered the matches Sky has
shuffled about up to Christmas somewhere in here.
|
35.353 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Thu Jul 23 1992 10:06 | 19 |
|
Liam,
The two SKY games have already been announced - Oldham away and
Liverpool at home - give us a shout if you're coming over at all.
The Steven saga isn't over yet - Leeds weren't happy that he still had
cash wrangles with the French, it appears that they've dropped out
and will sign Rocastle instead. Having said that, I believe that
Kendall approached Steven earlier in the summer and he turned down a
move to Goodison.
Meanwhile back at the tour....
Cloppenburg 1-4 Everton
Johnston 2, Cottee, Ward
No more details.
Paul
|
35.354 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Paul Watterson - VMS smokers | Thu Jul 23 1992 17:18 | 22 |
|
More details about the latest tour game....
Team
Kearton
Jackson Ablett Watson Hinchliffe
Warzycha Ward Horne Preki
Cottee Johnston
Subs used Beardsley, Southall Jenkins
With Keown out for the first month, it looks like either Ablett or
Jackson will partner Watson at the centre of the defence - Kearton is
now second choice keeper ahead of Peyton - the new shirts made their
first appearance and were 'resplendent in the evening sunshine'.
Beagrie has changed his mind again and will be talking to Southampton
tomorrow.
Paul
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35.355 | shurly shome mishtake ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jul 24 1992 16:38 | 11 |
|
I saw in one of the other notes that EVERTON are 40/1 to win the title
this season.Could be worth a quid or two ???????
crazy odds especially when Arsenal are 2/1 favorites.....
Everton might not have a brill team but they are only rebuilding
after colin harvey spent all the money,but the gap between
the two teams could not be that much.
Liam
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35.356 | ABLETT THE SLICER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jul 24 1992 16:39 | 7 |
|
re -2 Ablett at centre half ??????????? Enough to give me
nightmares....
Liam
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35.357 | Bet on Coventry instead | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Fri Jul 24 1992 17:26 | 27 |
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I saw in one of the other notes that EVERTON are 40/1 to win the title
this season.Could be worth a quid or two ???????
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re -2 Ablett at centre half ??????????? Enough to give me
nightmares....
And you wonder why you're at 40/1.
Gary.
Liam
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35.358 | it's not a gap it's a chasm | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Fri Jul 24 1992 17:32 | 8 |
| > EVERTON are 40/1 to win the title
> Arsenal are 2/1 favorites.....
> the gap between the two teams could not be that much.
I believe the gap was 4-2 last time Liam ;-)
Any thoughts on October 24th?
|
35.359 | The Challenge is on ...... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jul 24 1992 18:11 | 17 |
|
Peter
you have a short memory ,who was the first team to beat you since feb
91 in the league ???????????? 3-1 if my memory serves me well..
I take it you are throwing the gauntlet down for october !!!
I accept and will travel to that shit@@2 in london where i nearly
fell asleep last year at the leed,s match.
Get your arsenal gang together ,more champagne on the tube etc ...
and make it a date...
I,m sure noel will go too.
Liam
p.s.Paul maybe you could get up to london for this one .....
|
35.360 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Paul Watterson - VMS smokers | Fri Jul 24 1992 18:35 | 5 |
| >> p.s.Paul maybe you could get up to london for this one .....
Sounds like a good idea. What way will you go - ferry to Liverpool ?
Paul
|
35.361 | There's no ferry to Liverpool any more | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Fri Jul 24 1992 18:57 | 8 |
| Paul,
No, it's nearly as cheap to fly now. The only problem, which has just
struck me, is that sans the North Bank it may be difficult for those
without season tickets, bonds or registration scheme cards (i.e.
Evertonians) to get in.
Still, Noel has a friend in the box office who may be able to do
something for us. Can you give her a call Noel and check it out?
|
35.362 | Luton town eh ....BLAHHHH.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jul 24 1992 19:22 | 17 |
|
Paul.
We will proably fly and stay in some tacky hotel in picadilly where
the gooners are used to .The deals are pretty good here proably
about �100 or so for flight and hotel.
Closer to the date I will contact the London branch of the everton
supporters club re tickets ..
Peter
dont tell me that ,just because they knocked down the shed at one end
of the pitch,that arsenal are gone all "luton " like and are not giving
away fans any tickets eh...
anyway i,m off on two weeks holiers and will talk when icome back....
slan
Liam
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35.363 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Paul Watterson - VMS smokers | Mon Jul 27 1992 10:32 | 26 |
|
Liam,
I'll check at Goodison on the availability of tickets - we'll speak
again in a couple of weeks.
Meanwhile back in Germany...
Everton lost 2-1 to Borussia Monchengladback (sp) Cottee put Everton
ahead, but it sounded as if they were outclassed and only Southall kept
the score respectable - including a penalty save. Kendall experimented
with just three at the back - Ablett, Jackson and Watson, with Warzycha
and Hinchlife on the wings. Willens (some Dutch player) guested, but
Kendall said he won't be signing him - Preki had a quiet game and was
substituted at half-time.
Other waffle - Everton announced they are �3.6M in debt, no wonder
Kendall hasn't signed too many players. The Beagrie saga is off again,
he couldn't agree personal terms with Southampton.
Forth coming games...
Aug 8 Bor Monchengladback at Goodison
Aug 11 Tranmere at Tranmere
Paul
|
35.364 | hmmm | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Paul Watterson - VMS smokers | Mon Aug 03 1992 10:47 | 8 |
|
Everton march on with another superb victory over class opposition...
Woking 1-4 Everton
Senior Beardsley, Ward
Warzycha, Ebbrell
Paul
|
35.365 | | SHAWB1::WATTERSONP | | Wed Aug 05 1992 10:07 | 11 |
|
League of Ireland 0-1 Everton
Unsworth
No more details.
Cottee has picked up a knee injury and will be out for at least six
weeks.
paul
|
35.366 | New Star | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Wed Aug 05 1992 10:16 | 10 |
| Paul
Who is Unsworth?
Have you got a season ticket. My old man has got one again - every year
he says its his last season - then he gos and buys one again.
What do you rate our chances are? I reckon about nil.
Nige
|
35.367 | Everton in Belfast not Dublin | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Wed Aug 05 1992 11:44 | 5 |
|
Re .365, Paul it was the Irish League (Northern Ireland). The League
of Ireland is the league of the Republic of Ireland.
Gary.
|
35.368 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Paul Watterson - VMS smokers | Wed Aug 05 1992 11:55 | 18 |
|
Re .367
Thanks Gary, I only heard it briefly on the radio this morning.
You're not unleashing my command procedure again are you.....
Nigel,
Unsworth is a young forward, he played in a couple of games at the end
of last season and scored at Tottenham - don't know much more about
him. I must admit, I haven't got a season ticket - I work every fourth
Saturday so I'll probably miss too many games to justify it.... Things
are not looking good for the new season, other than Horne, there's no
new signings so it'll probably be the same players as last year - with
Keown out for a while yet, I can see them conceeding lots of goals,
lets hope they can score a few more this time.
Paul
|
35.369 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Paul Watterson - VMS smokers | Thu Aug 06 1992 17:52 | 5 |
|
Anyone know if Duncan Ferguson (Dundee or Dundee Utd I Think)
is any good ?
Paul
|
35.370 | Why do you ask | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Thu Aug 06 1992 18:24 | 7 |
| Paul
Re:-1
Why. Is he somebody else Everton are after??
Nigel
|
35.371 | He's tall | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | DEC Mail Works for ME sometimes | Thu Aug 06 1992 18:33 | 16 |
| Paul,
Saw him play for Scotland against the U.S in Denver. He reminded me
of Niall Quinn and IAn Ormonroyd you know a bit like Bambi can't
stand up for long or play the ball on the ground.
Of course he was playing alongside Brian Mclair...
If Everton buy him he'll be about 2 foot taller than the rest of the
team.
Must be going for the long ball game
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
35.372 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | I think therefore I'm thmelly | Fri Aug 07 1992 10:09 | 9 |
| Cheers Andrew,
Nige, he's been mentioned a couple of times now - Kendall has said he
wants to sign a new forward because of Cottee's injury. - The fact that
he tried to sign Dublin yesterday shows he's serious. Dahlin (The Swede
with the suntan) was also mentioned yesterday, he plays for Borrussia
Monchengladback and they're at Goodison on Saturday.
Paul
|
35.373 | News....... | BLKPUD::CUNNINGHAMS | How do you set a personal name | Mon Aug 10 1992 13:44 | 21 |
| Firstly, Hello again (some of you may remember my brief appearence last year).
Saturday 8th August 1991
Everton 1 Borrussia Monchengladback(or however you spell it) 0
Beardsley.
The game hardly merits a report, as it was so useless. Att. about 9000 ish.
Only real incident was a well worked corner which lead to the goal.
Dahlin (who Kendall has been linked with) was quiet, but he is quick and not all
that small but I don't really think he is the answer to our problems.
Played in our very smart new "pink" kit as a bit of a gimmick.
Transfer news....
I belive the papers have been full of speculation the Kendall is trying to buy
Mark Hughes form Man U. for about 2mill.(Don't know where the money is coming
from). I don't really know wheather I should be pleased or angry!
Stu.
|
35.374 | More news | BLKPUD::CUNNINGHAMS | Just call me Doogie..... | Wed Aug 12 1992 14:15 | 16 |
| Last night.....
Tranmere Rovers 1 Everton 1
Aldo??? Barlow
From the report on the radio it sounded like we should have been well beaten.
Nice to see Barlow scoring in the first team, although he scored loads in the pre-
season games last season, shame he carn't find the net in competitive matches.
Barry Horne played (he has been injured for a while), and I think Ian Snodin
might of played as well, after picking up a back injury a few weeks ago.Hopefully
he will be fit for the start of the season, especially now Keown is injured.
Anyone know any transfer news???
Stu.
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35.375 | Heee-Hawww | PANIC::ANDERSON | Bye Bye 'Pies | Fri Aug 14 1992 11:42 | 13 |
| Watto,
I understand that Everton are considering a move for Paul Rideout,
available at a snip (�500K) from Rangers. That would raise the height
of the forward line (if he stands on two legs and not four), though
sadly not the quality.
Ando
PS - Where's your party piece "First Goal of The Season" note this
year?
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35.376 | Here we go...... | BLKPUD::CUNNINGHAMS | Just call me Doogie..... | Fri Aug 14 1992 18:34 | 12 |
| Another season about to start......I carn't wait!
Lets just hope that our two new signings (asumming Rideout has signed) turn out
like most of Kendall's 'strange' signings (remember Ablett) i.e quite good.
Anyway I'm going tomorrow so a report will follow on Monday.
Regards
Stu
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35.377 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | I think therefore I'm thmelly | Sat Aug 15 1992 10:36 | 34 |
|
re .375
Ando - where 've you been hiding ?, yes it's true Everton have signed
Paul Rideout for �500,000.... hmmm, I'll reserve judgement on that...
I had the misfortune to go to Tranmere last Tuesday - Watson was
missing so Ablett and Jackson played centre backs, the fact that
Tranmere hit the woodwork three times says everything about the
defence. Other than that, Everton controlled the game and Beagrie was
outstanding - they probably created 6 or 7 good chances, but as usual
couldn't convert them. Nevin and Ratcliffe both played probably their
last games for Everton - Nevin's talking to Galastray (sp?) of Turkey
and Ratcliffe's signed for Dundee on a free. The great dildo actually
played quite well and put Tranmere ahead with a typical lucky goal.
Barlow equalised with a good header from Ward's cross. Beardsley was
rested. Kearton played in goal for the second half and looked good at
saving shots, but looks a bit dodgy on crosses.
Things are not looking good for the new season, the new signings, Horne
and Rideout don't exactly inspire me with confidence.
Predictions for the coming months....
Everton get off to a stinker and don't win a game until mid-November,
by which time they're four points behind Crystal Palace at the bottom
of the table with just 12 goals scored and 45 conceeded- crowds are
down to 8,000. Kendall resigns in early December and Andy Gray takes
over as the new manager - he buys Steve Bull and Andy Townsend and
suddenly Everton start scoring, they go on to finish eighth and win the
FA cup.
Paul
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35.378 | MOVE OVER RUSSELL THINGY ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Sat Aug 15 1992 11:53 | 17 |
|
re-1 Paul ,despite my eternal optimism ,I would think your suming-up
of next season was just about spot-on.You forgot to mention being
beaten in the semi-final of the zdzzzzzzzzz cup by blackburn after
three replays and losing in the semi-finals of the rumblelows
to cystal palace ,after knocking out liverpool ,man utd and leeds in
earlier rounds .Still I will risk a tenner with the bookies at massive
odds i.e �5 to win the league @ 40/1 or there abouts and �5 to win the
f.a. cup (dont know the odds yet).
Lets at least start the league with a win today ,no more predictions
do you remember mine last year .
Cheers
Liam
p.s if we win 4-0 today we could go top of the premier thingy....
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35.379 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | I think therefore I'm thmelly | Sat Aug 15 1992 16:52 | 8 |
|
Half-time
Everton 1-1 Sheff Wed
Wednesday are on top - Pearson scored after 15 minutes when Southall
made a mess of a cross. Horne equalised with a screamer right on
half-time. Waddle limped off after just 38 minutes.
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35.380 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | I think therefore I'm thmelly | Sat Aug 15 1992 17:53 | 12 |
|
Final score
Everton 1-1 Sheff Wed
A much better second half for Everton, as usual they made loads of
chances, but couldn't get the winner.
Full report from Stu on Monday.
Paul
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35.381 | | BLKPUD::CUNNINGHAMS | Just call me Doogie..... | Mon Aug 17 1992 14:12 | 25 |
| Everton 1 Sheff. Wed. 1 Att. 27,000ish
Horne Pearson
A strange sort of game, with as usual Everton dominating long periods of play
and having very little to show for it. The first half was quiet with Weds. having
one clear cut chance when Hinchcliffe cleared off the line. Their goal was a
gift from Nev, as he came out for a corner it when striaght between his hands and
dropped at the Wednesday player's feet. Everton pressed a bit and about a minute
before half time a poor defensive header dropped to Horne on the edge of the
area and he scored with a rising shot. Up till then Horne had been very quiet
but in the second half he came more into the game until he picked up a knock.
Our other new player, Rideout really was useless, his first touch was very poor
and the few chances that cames to him he made it very easy for the keeper. I
suppose you could put it down to being in a team of complete strangers, but who
knows. Anyway looking on the bright side, he can only get better.
Ebbrell had a really good game, as did Jackson, Hinchcliffe and Begrie plus Bob
when he came on as sub. Beardsley was quiet and guilty of missing a great chance,
when he tried to walk it into the net instead of shooting.
Not a wonderful performance which inspires me for the up comming season, and
I am still to see the wisdom of the summer signings. What we really need is a
goal scorer, not someone like Rideout. We didn't have a problem creating chances
on the whole last season, it was just nobody could put them away.
Stu
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35.382 | The Guy Is A Donkey !! | PANIC::ANDERSON | Bye Bye 'Pies | Mon Aug 17 1992 15:56 | 12 |
|
Re : <<< Note 35.381 by BLKPUD::CUNNINGHAMS "Just call me Doogie....." >>>
"........Rideout really was useless, his first touch was very poor
and the few chances that cames to him he made it very easy for the keeper.
I suppose you could put it down to being in a team of complete strangers,
but who knows. Anyway looking on the bright side, he can only get
better."
Don't bank on it ;-)
Rob
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35.383 | BACK ON THE AIRWAYS .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Aug 17 1992 18:15 | 12 |
|
Thanks for the report Stu ...looking on the bright side ,When was the
last time we got a point from the first game of the season ??
At least we are ahead of the mancs ,liverpool and arsenal....
Man Utd on wednesday ..should be a stroll 8-)8-)
No sign of Kendall playing Unsworth or Barlow ??? I know they featured
in some pre-season games..
cheers
Liam
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35.384 | Cottee was a hero then | FORTY2::ASH | Grahame Ash @REO | Tue Aug 18 1992 14:56 | 7 |
|
> Thanks for the report Stu ...looking on the bright side ,When was the
> last time we got a point from the first game of the season ??
Well, we Newcastle fans certainly remember!!
grahame
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35.385 | Pat away | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Wed Aug 19 1992 11:22 | 12 |
| Everton have agreed a 400,000 fee for Pat Nevin with Tranmere. he has
still to agree personal terms.
Quote from Matthew Jackson in todays Telegraph :
"I'm certain that we will be a major force this season , because we
showed certain flashes of it last year , but just couldnt find the
right consistency"
I'll have a pint of what hes been drinking.
Nigel
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35.386 | Telegram for MR B LONG ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Aug 20 1992 10:10 | 10 |
|
Man utd 0 Everton 3 (beardsley,warzyca,johnston)
A lot of people are suprised ,I,m not ....................
nough said
Liam
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35.387 | Fergie's boobs on show | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | | Thu Aug 20 1992 11:07 | 41 |
|
Man Utd 0-3 Everton Att 31,000ish
What a brilliant result, I listened to the whole game on Radio City and
Everton were well worth the win. Hopefully this win will give them the
confidence to carry on playing good football. Southall and the defence
were outstanding, especially Ablett, Watson and Harper. The Mancs had a
lot of the ball in the first half, but never sounded like they'd score.
Beardsley put Everton ahead on the stroke of half-time, when Waryzcha
found him free in the Man Utd half. In the second half, the Mancs tried
to get back into it, but Everton broke again in the 80th minute and
Waryzcha brilliantly turned the defence inside out before hammering in
the second. The last 10 minutes were superb, Everton played keep ball
and took the p*ss out of last season's title favourites - Johnstone
game on as sub and scored the third in the last minute after a blunder
by Schmeichel.
It's too early to say whether the result signals a change in Everton's
fortunes, or if their just the first of many teams to have an easy
victory at Old Trafford this season.
Everton's team
Southall
Harper Hinchliffe
Watson Ablett
Warzycha Horne Ebbrell Ward
Rideout Beardsley
Subs:
Beagrie (on for Rideout half-time)
Johnstone (on for Warzycha 81 mins)
Paul
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35.388 | Norwich Next ,Watch out for BEARDO.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Aug 21 1992 16:59 | 19 |
|
Norwich tomorrow at Carrow rd ...I was at this one last year and it
was typical end of season stuff.Everton were coasting but lost the
game 4-3 in the end .There was nothing in it and it showed ...
It should be different tomorrow and ,if Beardsley scores another
goal like he did that day (Goal of the season IMHO) then it should
be a great match.
Nice friendly ground is Carrow rd ,lets hope I think so at 4.45 on
saturday.
Cheers
Liam
I,m off to Croke Park to watch "the DUBS" beat the "Culchies "on sunday
Hopefully it will be a good weekend.
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35.389 | Nevin Off To Tranmere .....Official. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Aug 21 1992 17:07 | 20 |
|
Pat ,the dancer ,Nevin has finally left Goodison to go to near
neighbours Tranmere ,for �250,000. Cheap at double the price.
He played around 100 league games for the blues but due to injury
and bad form he never really got a regular place in the side.
A great player on his day and a nice fellow off the pitch (met him
last year in dublin and he enquiring about the Dublin nightlife,
i sent him to bad bobs and told him to stear clear of Rumours,
remember what happened to chris morris)
He will be missed but it,s better for him to be playing regularly
especially now that he has got his place back with Scotland.
I wonder who will replace him as the players rep at Goodison ????
Cheers
Liam
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35.390 | Hey.....Were're near the top. | BLKPUD::CUNNINGHAMS | Just call me Doogie..... | Mon Aug 24 1992 10:26 | 26 |
| Everton 1 - 1 Norwich
Beardsley Fox
Not a bad result I suppose, I would have settled for a point before the game
but after listening to the game on the radio and reading the newspapers we should
have won this one. By all accounts Beardsley was brilliant, along with Bob, who
seems to be a different player this season.
In the first half we had some good chances and seemed on top. This continued
in the second half and from a Hincliffe free kick Beardsley scored. Even when
Norwich equallised we didn't seem in danger of losing. I suppose the main thing
at the moment is to be gaining points, which is something we don't normally do at
the start of the season.
Aston Villa on Tuesday, and the way they are playing at the moment I will be
very disapointed if we don't get three points. I don't know if any of you have
seen the goals from mid week, Bob's goal is a classic, and Mo's is so funny....
Also I would just like to say I was also sad see Pat go, in my view he was
never given a really chance in the first team under Kendall. I'm sure he will do
well for Tranmere.
Regards,
Stu.
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35.391 | Another two points thrown away ???? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Aug 24 1992 23:24 | 17 |
|
re-1
I have to agree ..(well i do )
Everton should have sown this game up ,I wonder are we starting to
have the same problems as last year (proably too early to tell)but
I listened to the second-half on radio merseyside and Rideout missed
a couple of half-chances.
Have you seen him or Horne live ?? do they look any good ???
Good to see polish bob doing the business though.
Still roll on tuesday night Villa at Goodison .We still owe them
from two/three years ago (my memory fades at shock/horror events).
cheers
Liam
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35.392 | Everton vs Aston Villa - what was the score? | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Wed Aug 26 1992 09:15 | 6 |
|
Score please. Swedish papers missed this one.
thanks,
Stefan
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35.393 | 1-0 | YUPPY::KENTG | Gary Kent @HHL | Wed Aug 26 1992 09:45 | 6 |
|
Everton 1 Villa 0
Mo Johnstone with a couple of minutes to play.
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35.394 | So far so good ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Aug 26 1992 10:54 | 12 |
|
Another good win under our belts !
Does anyone have a match report. It would be good to know how well we
played and if the excellent form shown so far has been maintained.
Also, what was the team and is there any news on the Jackson / Keown
injury front.
Thanks
Ian
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35.395 | Shocker At Goodison | BLKPUD::HUGHESS | | Wed Aug 26 1992 11:12 | 67 |
|
Everton 1 Aston Villa 0
Johnston Att 22372
What a load of rubbish, Everton the team only last weekend described as a
passing team could not string two passes together and I mean two. Aston Villa
it has to be said were no better.
Considering there must have been at least 25 million pounds of so called talent
on view the whole night was a great letdown rescued for two minutes when Everton
strung 4 passes together to score a great goal unworthy of the occasion.
I'll describe the goal because absolutely nothing happened for the previous 88
minutes. Everton under pressure for the previous 5 minutes broke from defence
with a cavalier charge by Ablett who raced from his box to the halfway line and
gave the ball to beardsley, while Ablett went for the return beardsley carried
the ball 20 yards and just when everyone thought he would give it back to ablett
he played the ball to Johnston who had stole half a yard from his marker and
from just outside the box sidefooted a low well placed shot of considerable
power (or so it seemed from the paddock) past Spink. The ground erupted all
22 thousand (oh yes EFC!! more like 30) and we all went home alot happier
especially with Ipswich scoring a similar late goal.
Players who came out of the game with credit
Everton
Beardsley........ Outstanding, head and shoulders above the rest.
Ablett........... Impressed
Hinchcliffe...... Defensively superb, lacked confidence to come forward.
Watson........... Mr Consistent
Harper........... Mr reliable
Ebbrell.......... Solid
Players who didn't
Rideout.......... Subbed after 55 minutes not soone enough. what a waste of $
Ward............. Crap why wasn't he subbed Kendall?
Horne............ No-one can tell me he's a better player than Richardson
Villa players with credit
Richardson....... holds the ball so well and brings wingers into the game
Froggett(sp!).... young player impressed me rides tackles well.
Mcgrath.......... never put a foot wrong, Another piece of good business by
Fergie along with Robbins.
Villa players that stunk
Atkinson......... Overrated or what!
Houghton......... Was he playing?
Can I also say that it was an absolute pleasure being at a superb ground like
Goodison Park being surrounded by moronic EVERTON supporters shouting "break
his legs" and "kill that Nig***" at opposing players as well shouting obscene
terms of endearment at their own players. A truely forgettable evening made
worse by the qualities of Evertonions some of us would like to be changed.
It doesn't happen at other grounds the times I've been to City and United and
other North West teams and I think the club should take some positive steps to
eradicate it or do they want to??
Simon Hughes (still an Evertonian despite the above)
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35.396 | Great news. Thanks :-) | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Wed Aug 26 1992 11:22 | 1 |
|
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35.397 | Storming up the league........ | BLKPUD::CUNNINGHAMS | Just call me Doogie..... | Wed Aug 26 1992 11:25 | 17 |
| It wasn't a bad game, but Everton weren't at their best and Villa had
some good chances in the first half. Early in the second half Kendall replaced
Rideout with Begrie and we played far better. The defence played very well,
especially Hinchliffe who was outstanding, in defence and attack. The game
looked to be heading for a draw until a *brilliant* goal on the break away from
Johnson who played well all night. When you start to win games you shouldn't,
especially against half decent oposition then things look hopeful for a better
season than last. But at the end when the Street was singing (yes actually a song
from the Street end!!!!) "were're goin' win tyhe league" I have to disagree, but
we live in hope.....
Regards,
Stu.
P.S.Simon wishes to add his report,"the pitch was brilliant but a shame about the
atmosphere."
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35.398 | racism | FORTY2::FOWLERM | | Wed Aug 26 1992 12:23 | 17 |
| re:395
Your comments about racist abuse are very worrying. Everton have something of a
reputation for this sort of stuff.
However, I read a report on Vogon news, about a week ago, which claimed that
Kendall was looking at a couple of young South African players. Does anyone know
if this has got any further?
Have Everton ever had a black player in the first team? I can't think of one off
hand, but then I don't really follow them. (Go Doncaster!:-))
Leeds had a similar problem with their fans, and they did something about it.
The Everton management, on the other hand, don't appear to care. Perhaps the FA
should take the initiative, and force Everton, and any other teams with these
kind of problems, to address the situation.
You are not allowed to take alcohol into grounds, but attitudes like these are
far more likely to turn families away, in my opinion.
Mike
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35.399 | | YUPPY::PANES | Whither Heidi??? | Wed Aug 26 1992 13:53 | 10 |
| <<< Note 35.398 by FORTY2::FOWLERM >>>
-< racism >-
>However, I read a report on Vogon news, about a week ago, which claimed that
>Kendall was looking at a couple of young South African players. Does anyone know
Are they members of the Broederbond (sp)? I think we should be told.
Stuart
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35.400 | Re Racism | BLKPUD::CUNNINGHAMS | Just call me Doogie..... | Wed Aug 26 1992 14:07 | 25 |
| re:398
Yes Simon's comments dismayed me as well. In answer to your comments, firstly
Everton have had a black player in the 70s, his name escapes me at the moment
although I think his first name might have been Rodger. Also Everton did attempt
to do something about the problem about two years ago, when the chanting got
quiet loud. I don't know what the scheme actually involved but i was ran through
the papers and I think David Rocastle got invloved. After this, the introduction
cameras, and the threat to throw people out who were seen or heard to be chanting
this cr*p the problem seemed on the face of it to go away (I mean I have been to
every home game for quiet a few seasons and I couldn't hear anything). But I'm
afraid you carn't change attitudes, it just makes me sad that there are such small
minded people around who carn't see anything wrong with their racist attitudes.
Interesting what you say about young Soth Africans, also we did have a Nigerian on
trial at the end of last season he played in a few friendlies, and what I saw of
him he looked very good. I would just like to say I think that over recent years
something did go on about signing (or the lack of) black players at the club.
Not wishing to say anything to detrimental about Philip Cater(Ex chairman) but I
think we all know his politics!!!!!
Regards,
Stu.
(Sorry about the spelling mistakes)
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35.401 | CLIFF MARSHALL (I THINK !!!!) | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Aug 26 1992 18:35 | 33 |
|
RE .398
Everton did have a bad reputation a few years back and they
installed camera,s in the ground with notes in the match programme
etc saying this abuse would not be tolerated and anyone caught would
be ejected from the ground and charged with racial abuse etc ..
I thought it had gone away (well almost away ,you,ll always get the
few).It is an embarresment for the club and most of the fans ,including
me .
The coloured player that played for Everton was Cliff Marshall (i
think) but he only played 11/12 full games for the blues in the 70,s
(again i think)I,m sure Paul will correct me when he comes back .
This must have a detrimental effect when Kendall is chasing a non-white
i.e Who wants to risk being the next non-white to play for Everton and
who ever it will be will be under a lot of extra pressure to perform.
Who knows maybe thats why Mark "everton" Walters never signed for us.
Everton are not the only club that non-white players get slagged off
I remember John Barnes running the Gauntlet when he joined Liverpool
first .
Anyway it saddens me ,the amount of abuse the Arsenal players got
two years ago ,at goodison made me mad with chants of "trigger trigger
shoot the nig@@@" etc
RE -1 Whats this about Philip Carters politics ?????????????
Anyway good result last night ,just what we needed to make a serious
challenge ,three points when we could easily have only got one.
(champion stuff that eh)
Cheers
Liam
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35.402 | This is what happens after 8 hours sleep | YUPPY::PANES | Whither Heidi??? | Thu Aug 27 1992 09:54 | 16 |
| <<< Note 35.401 by SIOG::DAWSON >>>
-< CLIFF MARSHALL (I THINK !!!!) >-
> two years ago ,at goodison made me mad with chants of "trigger trigger
Obviously a reference to Tony Adams.
> shoot the nig@@@" etc
Winterburn, perchance?
Playfully yours,
Stuart:L.G.C
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35.403 | Still more | BLKPUD::CUNNINGHAMS | Just call me Doogie..... | Thu Aug 27 1992 13:58 | 19 |
| re 401.
Yes Cliff Marshall, rings a bell, although it was a few years before my
time I suppose.
About Carter's politics, it is rumoured that he has quite extreme right
wing views, I don't know weather this story was put about by newspapers in a
attempt to explain the lack of black players at Everton. It carn't be Kendall
as he did have black players at City and he has tried to buy black players.
Also it is expected that Everton will today complete the signing of the
Yugoslav international Pedrag "Strange second name that is impossible to say,
neaver mind spell", otherwise known as Prekie. I have no idea of his age, all
I know is that he plays on the left of midfield, has been playing in America,
speaks perfect English, and is costing vertually nothing as the American league
has recently folded. He has played on the pre-season tour and been training with
the first team this week while the club were waiting for clearance to play him.
Regards,
Stu.
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35.404 | Black fizzy stuff ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Aug 27 1992 14:19 | 11 |
|
Does anyone know who we've drawn in the ....... League Cup ?
(I just can't bring myself to call it the ... you know what .. cup.)
Also, it's good news about the Yugoslav player signing, all being well,
I've heard he's really skillful and a good distributer of the ball.
Thanks
Ian
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35.405 | Quick response eh? | BLKPUD::CUNNINGHAMS | Just call me Doogie..... | Thu Aug 27 1992 14:26 | 9 |
| I knew there was something I forgot to put in my last note. We've drawn
Rotherham, with the first leg away. Does anyone know what division they are in
these days?
From what you say about this Yugoslav, it sounds as if he could be a
useful buy.
Regards,
Stu
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35.406 | Which division ? | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Aug 27 1992 14:52 | 13 |
|
Rotheram are now in Division 2 (that's Division 3 in old money) and not
doing to badly either. They've currently played 2, won 1 and drawn 1 as
at August 24th, but they may have played again this week.
Games against this sort of opposition make me nervous. Still we are due
a good cup run and as long as we can at least draw away, then we should
be O.K. in the return leg at Goodison.
Regards
Ian
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35.407 | Thats not a bruise,now this is a bruise ..wallop | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Aug 28 1992 10:08 | 12 |
|
Tidbit : Big Norm is rumoured to have got a job with Preston
as a physio ...
The Wombles at Goodison tomorrow ,and on current form we should get
the three points
Cheers
Liam
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35.408 | Name the day ? | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Aug 28 1992 10:44 | 17 |
|
Being tucked away here in sunny (well pretty gloomy at the moment),
Evry, I'm not going to get the chance to follow 'the lads' around the
country as much as I would like.
Therefore, as I'm going to have to plan my match trips well in advance
it would be great to have our complete fixture list for 92/93. Even the
games up to christmas would be a big help.
Merci beaucoup
Ian
P.S. Best of luck to the blues for the match against the 'Wims'. It's
bound to be a niggly affair but we should win.
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35.409 | Wimbledding Spoilers !!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Aug 31 1992 17:38 | 13 |
|
Any Match report or was it that bad !!!!!!
From what i read in the papers Everton were all over Wimbledon but
failed to score ,Polish Bob hit the bar but Wimbleddin spoilt the match
Kinnear said he doens,t care about their style of play once they take a
few points of the" big Boys "
No match mid-week (although we are down to play blackburn) ???
Cheers
Liam
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35.410 | Bring on the Spurs ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Sep 03 1992 19:34 | 10 |
|
Well Spurs on saturday ,three points here and we will be close to the
top of the league .If only we can hold on until Keown is back..
Any news on Snodin ??? I thought he played in some pre-season
friendlies.. did he get injured again ????
cheers
Liam
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35.411 | Disappointed ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Sep 07 1992 09:00 | 8 |
|
Tottenham H .... 2 Everton .... 1
(Beardsley)
... and we were a goal up at one stage. What went wrong !?! ...
Ian.
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35.412 | The Squanderers ........Still nearly unbeaten.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Sep 07 1992 09:47 | 36 |
|
Everton squandered this match....
We were well in control and it seemed only a matter of how many goals
we would win by ,despite a great performance from the spurs keeper
and a not-so-great performance from the Everton forwards.
(not so super) Mo missed a couple of one-on-one,s with only the keeper
to beat.(where are all the goals he used to score with celtic and
rangers ???)
Everton ran spurs ragged in the first half but everton only had the
one goal lead which proved not enough in the final 10 minutes.
Beardsley played brilliantly and was rewarded with a individual goal
running from his own half(well nearly) and beating the keeper with
a dainty little chip.Johnson missed a few chances and when Barlow
came on as sub he ,altough played very well ,missed a few as well.
Spurs battled hard to come back into the game ,especially Durie and
sheringham (both who looked dangerous every time they got the ball)
and got two late goals (the winner was in the 92 min) to stop
Everton,s unbeaten run.
With out doubt it was Everton,s suicidle tendensies(remeber last year )
that lost this and not spurs winning it.
I was disgusted and furious at the way we threw this away and hope this
isint a sign of things to come...
Good points :Beardsley brilliant
Barlow looks bright and sharp
Watson good game but we need Keown back soon
bad points : Everything else..
We badly need a striker ( howard get on to tranmere and
get TGA to goodison now)
Cheers
Liam
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35.413 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Wed Sep 09 1992 12:13 | 23 |
|
Well I'm back at last !!
- Never travel by Istanbul Airlines, unless you've got a few days to
spare !!!!
I heard the report of the Wimbledon game on BBC world service, it
sounded awful, I saw the Tottenham game liveish on Turkish telly. It
was just like last season, Everton well on top, making chances, but not
taking any, then out of nothing, Tottenham equalise, it gives them new
heart and they go on to score a very very late winner.
Re a few back You're right Liam, Cliff Marshall was the black player
that played for Everton during the mid 70s, I actually saw him playing
in about 1975, he probably only played about 5 or 6 first team games
before he was sold to Southport.
Does anyone know why the Blackburn game was off last week ?
Paul
PS - Did I say Istanbul airlines was cr*p ?
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35.414 | Bunch of crocks ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Sep 10 1992 11:39 | 11 |
|
Does anyone have any news on the current Everton injury list ?
So far as I know Matthew Jackson, Martin Keown and Tony Cottee are all
out injured. Are any/all of them likely to be back for the Man U game
at Goodison, or at least in the near future.
Thanks
Ian
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35.415 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Fri Sep 11 1992 10:12 | 9 |
|
Ian,
current injuries are Keown, Cottee, Snodin - all still out for a while
yet (I think), short term injuries are Ebbrell (he'll probably miss
tomorrow's game) and Preki. I don't think Jackson's injured, he was
dropped a couple of weeks ago.
Paul
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35.416 | DO the Double on the mancs Tomorrow .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Sep 11 1992 12:46 | 9 |
|
Fingers crossed that we stuff the mancs tomorrow and that
I do the double on the in-laws.....
cheers
Liam
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35.417 | Mine's a double ... Please ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Sep 11 1992 13:46 | 21 |
|
Thanks for the info Paul,
I'm amazed that Matthew Jackson has been dropped, the last I heard
(and saw, although that was a little while ago) was that he was playing
really well, even rivaling Rob Jones for the England right back spot.
Still, having said that I've been hearing good reports about
Hinchcliffe and Harper at the back (pity they couldn't keep Tottenham out
last week though), so maybe Jackson can't win his place back.
I know Martin Keown picked up an injury during the European
Championships and had to have an operation (I think ?). Is it a serious
injury (fracture etc) ? We could really do with him back at the moment.
Good luck to the BLUES tomorrow. We could notch our first double of the
season ( and we'll only have played 7 games !).
Regards
Ian
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35.418 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Fri Sep 11 1992 14:56 | 13 |
|
Ian,
Jackson played for (and captained) and got sent off for the England
U-21s at the end of last season. He's like quite a few players at
Goodison at the moment, very short of confidence. Kendall brought
Harper and Hinchliffe in at Old Trafford and they've both played well
since then. I imagine that Ward and Waryzcha could be 'rested' over the
next couple of weeks.
I dunno about Keown, I'll see what I can find out.
Paul
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35.419 | Telegram for Mr L. Dawson | ESSB::BLONG | Rumbleows & Euro Super Cup Winners 92 | Mon Sep 14 1992 11:13 | 17 |
| <<< Note 35.386 by SIOG::DAWSON >>>
-< Telegram for MR B LONG ..... >-
��� Man utd 0 Everton 3 (beardsley,warzyca,johnston)
��� A lot of people are suprised ,I,m not ....................
��� nough said
��� Liam
The past comes back to haunt you. :-) :-)
�.
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35.420 | And The Cock Crowed Three Times .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Sep 14 1992 21:40 | 14 |
|
Return to sender address unknown ..............
I,m not taking any telegram today .
We still beat ye 3-2 on aggregate 8-)8-)
nough said
Liam
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35.421 | Go for a 0-0 draw | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Tue Sep 15 1992 10:42 | 19 |
| Everton play Blackburn tonight , at Blackburn.
First match King Kenny has played against Everton since the epic 4-4
cup match.
On present form we'll do well to score.
Seems like a carbon copy of last season , a couple of good results at
the start (The Arse at home) then lots of reports about how well we are
playing , but without getting the ball in the net. Rideout might be back
tonight.
To celebrate 100 years at Goodison , there is a commemorative book
called something like "100 years at Goodison". Good stuff with match
reports etc from the last century.
Nigel
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35.422 | | ESSB::BLONG | Rumbleows & Euro Super Cup Winners 92 | Tue Sep 15 1992 12:57 | 1 |
| Kenny's Crew are due a beating, don't be suprised if it happens tonight.
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35.423 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Tue Sep 15 1992 13:59 | 13 |
|
Nigel,
I would have gone tonight, but poverty and apathy are winning....
Rideout and Cottee are both close to fitness, hopefully at least one of
them will play tonight and score.
Saturday's result was very very depressing, the Mancs deserved to win.
There were rumours in the papers that Beagrie may be on his way to West
Ham for �600,000 and Hinchliffe to Palace for �800,000.
Paul
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35.424 | | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Tue Sep 15 1992 14:46 | 17 |
| Paul
Saturdays result was not as depressing as the week before , listened on
the radio and at 1/2 they were saying that Spurs where poor and that we
should be 2 or 3 up. Come the second half and Spurs get back into it ,
I could see it coming , sit back and try to hold on. Pathetic. Did you
see the miss by Johnston , right through with only the keeper to beat ,
he didnt even hit the target (does he ever). The keeper had a good game
, but with the chances we made , Spurs shouldnt have been in it.
We have got to get a striker who can score goals.
I will be up in a week or so , perhaps we can meet for a beer or 2.
Hoping for a surprise tonight.
Nigel
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35.425 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Tue Sep 15 1992 15:16 | 18 |
|
Nigel,
the Tottenham game was three points thrown away, but the Manc game
sounded as if Everton were well beaten, they had them on the ropes for
15 minutes after halftime, but after the usual three or four misses
the heads dropped.
I don't like slagging players off, but Johnston's been a huge
disappointment - his close control is poor and his confidence is low.
I'd like to see how Cottee and Rideout link up together. There's
someone called (I think) Michael MacDonald - ex-Newcastle on trial from
Dundee at the moment - he's probably another 3" midget.
A beer sounds like a good idea - you'll be pleased to know they're
still digging up Ormskirk.......
Paul
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35.426 | Watty not at Blackburn he's at Southport | EBYGUM::HUGHESS | | Tue Sep 15 1992 16:43 | 20 |
| Everton to win tonight. Remember you heard it here first here.
Moran et al are tailor made for Everton's nippy forwards and I reckon
Everton's defence will be too good for Shearer and Newall. Dropsy Mimms
is always worth a clanger.
I think the premier league is so up and down and the moment will see
another strange result tonight (an Everton win). What I'm trying to say
is that its sooo EVEN.
I'll be in the vicinity but decided on the top of the table clash
Bolton v West Brom as I'm trying to visit all the grounds in the North
West. Watty has expressed an interest in doing this also but he was put
off by the Hot Dogs at Tranmere Rovers. He claims he is working tonight
but I know that Southport are at Home to Gainsborough Trinity and he's
going to start off a Southport Note in the morning.
Everton to win 1-0
Simon
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35.427 | What a choice | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Tue Sep 15 1992 17:16 | 7 |
| Paul
Looking at the fixtures , it looks like Coventry on 17th Oct , the only
game between now and the 17th is the FE's on Sat. The FE's or Coventry
, what a choice.
Nigel
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35.428 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Tue Sep 15 1992 17:22 | 12 |
|
Nigel,
go for the Coventry game - too much blood and guts at the FE games...
but seriously, I'm working this Saturday, so the 17th Oct would be
better.
Paul
(They might even have finished the roadworks in Ormskirk by then)
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35.429 | Sportsflash | ESSB::BLONG | Rumbleows & Euro Super Cup Winners 92 | Tue Sep 15 1992 21:07 | 4 |
| Latest
Blackburn 1 Everton 0
Shearer 12'
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35.430 | Two Tony Cottee's | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Sep 16 1992 09:05 | 41 |
|
Blackburn Rovers ... 2 Everton ... 3
Shearer 2 Cottee 2
Ebbrel
Now I've actually got a radio over here I was able to listen to the
commentary on Radio 5, and what a game it turned out to be.
It sounded quite close but very exciting with play switching from end
to end. Both teams seemed to play well but at last Everton have been
able to turn a good performance into a winning result, something I
would not have put money on before the game.
Things didn't start to well though with Mark Ward being carried off in
the 10th minute, with what is now known to be a broken leg/ankle, and
Shearer scoring from a penalty 2 minutes later to put Blackburn 1 up.
However, Everton kept playing good passing football and were rewarded
10 minutes later when Tony Cottee, playing his first game after
injury, equalised. Everton then took the lead just before half time
when John Ebbrell scored his first goal of the season from close range.
With Everton 2-1 up at half time things looked pretty good. Blackburn
pressed hard in the second half but Everton always seemed able to catch
them on the break. Then with about 12 minutes to go Blackburn equalised
with Shearers second goal of the night and I could see the Tottenham
game happening all over again. Still how wrong can you be, Everton, far
from settling for a draw, continued to go forward and Cottee scored his
secon of the night 7 minutes before time. That 7 minutes seemed to take
an eternity but Everton hung on and in the end, according to Alan
Hanson were good value for their win.
Well if this doesn't give 'the lads' some confidence then nothing will,
and let's hope that Tony Cottee can continue this sort of form.
Roll on the next game. (BTW who is the next game against ?).
Regards
Ian.
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35.431 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Wed Sep 16 1992 09:58 | 10 |
| Good report Ian.
Ward's broken his leg so he'll be out for a while - Warzycha replaced
him and played very well (again), Jackson replaced Rideout at half-time
who suffered a reoccurance of his shoulder injury. No place in the team
or on the bench for Johnston or Beagrie.
Saturday's game is Crystal Palace at home.
Paul
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35.432 | Cottee in the Natty new strip ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Sep 17 1992 19:13 | 14 |
|
Great Win on tuesday ..Just what we needed.
Good to see Cottee scoring again maybe this could be his season.
It,s my first time seeing the new away strip and it,s only beautiful...
I,ll start saving immediately 8-)8-)
The "flying thugs " on saturday in Goodison (maybe we could sign
Eubank for the afternoon).
cheers
Liam
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35.433 | Mid-table Mediocrity ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Sep 21 1992 13:47 | 17 |
|
Everton ... 0 Crystal Palace ... 2
I couldn't believe it when I heard the final score. Although the
reception of Radio 5 was VERY faint and crackly I could just make out
that Everton were overrun in midfield and eventually lost 2 - 0.
So much for having boosted our confidence with mid-week win over
Blackburn. Not another season of inconsistency .. Please !.
Does anyone have any further details on the match, team, performance
etc.
Thanks
Ian.
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35.434 | More out | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Mon Sep 21 1992 14:33 | 13 |
| Beardsley did his hamstring and will be out for ?? weeks.
Wazza was injured against Blackburn and did not play.
Ward broke ?? (part of his leg) and will be out for ?? weeks.
God knows who was playing on sat , but Wazza has been a star of late
and was badly missed. I think Rideout was playing , but I think he did
his shoulder again.
I cant see any improvement until some of the injured players are back.
Nigel
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35.435 | Beardsley out .....what next .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Sep 22 1992 09:54 | 23 |
|
Beaten by the "thugs " is even worse than been beaten by the mancs .
Everton as usual created enough chances to at least draw with palace
but as usual (well the last few season,s anyway )squandered them.
From the match reports palace could have got another and it was a
suprisingly "clean " game . The injuries are mounting up (i sound
like a liverpool fan now).The difference is we dont have a big squad
to cover for these injuries.What will life be like with the next few
matchs with Beardsley.Johnson has been a big dissappointment imho also
Rideout.And to think we balked when Kendall nearly signed Mick Harford
who is now banging in the goals.
It certainly does look like mid-table mediocrity this season ,hopefully
we will get a good run in the cup and maybe do a bit of damage to the
"contenders" for the premier league i.e. beating Blackburn and man u
in their own back yard.
Rotherham in the coca cola cup either last night ,tonight or tomorrow
night.
cheers
Liam
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35.436 | Rumbleows OUT ... Coca Coal IN ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Sep 22 1992 13:12 | 9 |
|
Does anyone know whether Everton are playing Rotheram in the Pop Bottle
Trophy tonight (Tuesday) or tomorrow (Wednesday) as I would like to
catch a report, or even some commentary, on Radio 5.
Thanks
Ian
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35.437 | | MADBAS::DREES | Relegation....?? | Tue Sep 22 1992 13:22 | 5 |
|
Tomorrow.
Del.
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35.438 | Preki making his debut tonight...... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 23 1992 09:59 | 16 |
|
We play rotherham tonight in rotherham and looking at last nights
results we had better beware...A lot of giant-killing results
(well almost )
Kendall is giving this Preki player a debut tonight with Stuart
Barlow in the squad.Maybe this game is what Barlow needs to bang
in a few and build up his confidence.
hopefully this match will be on Linakers football night or what
ever it,s called on radio 5.
Cheers
Liam
p.s. Anyone know anything about this Preki Chappie ?????
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35.439 | Lay off the thugs bit | YUPPY::PATEMAN | TOCA - Take Our Cocaine Abroad | Wed Sep 23 1992 10:30 | 17 |
| Mr Dawson.....
What right have Everton to call Palace thugs? The two clubs have had a
few wild games, but by far the worst incident was instigated by Keown
when he elbowed and then stamped on Young putting him out for nearly 4
months (fortunately over the summer).
Equally, Palace have generally been tough but fair, and have won fair
play awards for various months.
As for Saturday - try reading the Independant write up - you were
played off the park by a superior team, who will now rise up the League
and leave you in our wake.
yours non-controversially :-)
Paul
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35.440 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Wed Sep 23 1992 15:38 | 17 |
|
Ian,
Rotherham away is tonight - me and Si Hughes are going (we only go to
the BIG games) - full report/ post-mortem tomorrow. Dunno what happened
on Saturday, radio city said Everton were unbelievably bad, but that
Armstrong sounds like a good player - Everton had first option on him
when he was at Wrexham, but turned him down. I wonder why.... (calling
Mr Panes)
Bobby the Pole is away on international duty with Poland so missed
Saturday's game and tonights - Preki sounded impressive in the
pre-seasons, but we'll have to see what he's like on a cold and windy
night at Millmoor. Snodin played for the reserves last week, so he
could be on his way back.
Paul
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35.441 | Keown was only getting revenge... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 23 1992 18:12 | 14 |
|
RE-3
MR PATEMAN
My impression that your team were thugs was formed two years ago
in wembley at the zds final.I went there expecting a good game of
football ,bringing my brother who does not follow football and will
probably never go to a game again ,when i couldn,t believe my eyes
what went on that day.
I wont go into detail re the match because it brings back nightmares.
Believe me the fact that we lost had nothing to do this...
Still friends
Liam
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35.442 | Not the match I saw - but we won | YUPPY::PATEMAN | TOCA - Take Our Cocaine Abroad | Wed Sep 23 1992 18:33 | 24 |
| Liam,
I was at the same match and saw nothing of what you saw. Ian Wright and
Keown had a number of tussles which looked 50-50, while Keown ended up
going off with a broken nose after being caught (accidentally) when
jumping for the ball with Thomas - the video supports this theory.
Thomas did get involved in an early tangle with someone (McCall I think
- a real shrinking violet!)
I musy be honest and say that Everton have slipped hugely in my esteem
after seeing them in the past two seasons. When I was at college in
'pool I used to always go to Goodison in preference to Anfiedl 'cos I
preferred their style and the atmosphere. The past two league games at
Selhurst have showed them to be a very niggly team, and Southall to be
a total pain in the butt.
Sorry - but that's my view. The FE's had (from memory) 3 players sent
off last season - Martyn (professional foul), Young (twice - verbals
and a stupid elbow) and Thorn at Goodison for what most non-Evertonians
reckon was a total con by Ward.
Not that severe a record
Paul
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35.443 | It must be a bad dream ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Sep 24 1992 08:55 | 30 |
|
Rotherham ... 1 Everton ... 0
Mid-table mediocrity !
Coca Coal Cup catastrophes !
What next ?
Farsical F.A. Cup fiascos I suppose.
The Radio 5 reporters view was ....
"... the amazing thing about the game was that Everton didn't lose
by morte goals ..."
"... Neville Southall WAS Evertons defence ..."
"... Everton had their chances, all of which were squandered ..."
Is this really the same team I was beginning to feel so optimistic
about after the win away at Blackburn ONLY a week ago.
Regards
Ian
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35.444 | What are 'morte' goals anyway ? | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Sep 24 1992 08:57 | 1 |
|
|
35.445 | | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Sep 24 1992 10:06 | 3 |
|
AH SHIT ..
|
35.446 | Don't mention Crystal Palace | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Fri Sep 25 1992 10:42 | 51 |
|
Rotherham 1-0 Everton Att 7,700ish
Hmmmm - terrible result, but I suppose these games don't seem that bad
when you're actually there. It was Rotherham's cup final, I haven't
seen a team as wound up as them for a long time. Jackson was an early
casualty when a defender went for a ball and nearly cut Jackson in half
- he's got ligament trouble and will be out for at least a month.
Everton started brightly, but always looked uncomfortable against
Rotherham's 'Wimbledon-style' long ball game - Harper almost gifted
them an early lead, but Southall came to his rescue. Rotherham took the
lead in their second real attack in the eighteenth minute. This gave
them the confidence to launch into all-out attacking and Everton
struggled to keep the ball for more than about 20 seconds - Rotherham
created a good four or five chances, but due to desperate defending by
Hinchliffe and some superb saves from Southall they couldn't add to the
score. At the other end, Cottee missed a good chance when he headed
wide from inside the box.
The second half was a bit better for Everton - I had the impression
they were happy to let it stay at 1-0, rather than launch everyone into
attack and risk going further behind. Rotherham still managed to hit
the bar.
Disappointing result, but a relief to get away with only a 1-0 defeat.
Preki had a fairly average debut, he looks tricky going forward, but
won't do much defensively. Southall was magnificent. Watson, Ablett,
Horne and Ebrell struggled against the long-ball 200 mph game and
Cottee, Barlow and Beagrie didn't seem to realise they were only
playing against a second division defence and always wanted to take the
easy way out.
Southall
Harper Jackson
Ablett Watson
Jackson Horne Ebrell Preki
Cottee Barlow
Subs:
Beagrie (on for Jackson 10th (ish) minute)
Oldsworth (on for ????? about 80th minute)
Paul
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35.447 | Everton fans don't like bananas | SHAWB1::HUGHESS | | Fri Sep 25 1992 11:19 | 58 |
| Paul
I'm afraid I stood next to you but saw a different team
RE. previous note
Southall
Harper Hinchcliffe
Ablett Watson
Jackson Horne Ebrell Preki
Cottee Barlow
Subs:
Beagrie (on for Jackson 10th (ish) minute)
but then played left midfield switching Preki to the right.
Unsworth (on for ????? about 80th minute)
I thought Preki had a good solid debut. Kendall had obviously told the players
to give him as much as the ball as possible and he got it.
Everton started well went a goal down in the Rotheram's first created attack
a boot up the channel for cunningham to scrap for and then promptly settled
for the 1-0 defeat. Not pretty to watch but what achieved what Leeds should have
done a week earlier in Germany.
Good points
Ablett ... Mr consistent, he coped well with the battering rams of rotheram
Hinchcliffe.. very confident, excellent on the ball
Southall... what can I say
Preki...very skilful
Bad points
Beagrie..what a frustrating player for players and supporters alike
(give him the ball and he's bound to lose it.)
Harper.. no confidence
Ebbrell.. ditto
Horne... Poor looked the same level as Rotheram
Cottee...anonymous
Barlow...missed his chance
The player who most impressed me was Shaun Goater from Rotheram. He caused
our defence problems all night with pacey bursts and good control. I think he's
worth a gamble for someone (not us of course because he' black and we know what
that means to your chances of a career at Goodison).
I get the impression he'll get crocked in the first five minutes at
Goodison for the Everton cause.
The away chants of the crowd hadn't changed since the Villa game, alot quieter
but included the word "bananas."
Simon
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35.448 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Fri Sep 25 1992 11:31 | 7 |
|
Si,
you miss heard about bananas - it was someone enquiring if they sold
them at half-time, along with the meat-pies and crisps............
Paul
|
35.449 | | ESSB::BLONG | Rumbleows & Euro Super Cup Winners 92 | Fri Sep 25 1992 11:50 | 2 |
| Good points
Ablett ... Mr consistent :-) :-)
|
35.450 | Bananas are full of carbohydrate | SHAWB1::HUGHESS | | Fri Sep 25 1992 11:53 | 9 |
| yeah Paul Banana Fritter from the chippy is a favourite with Everton
fans on away days!
The man who kept on mentioning bananas was complaining that he missed
the days when his view was obscured by a blown up banana.
Yours
Mr Consistent :-)
|
35.451 | Everton Coac-cloa cup winners | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | There are NO fish under the ice | Fri Sep 25 1992 12:03 | 10 |
| <<< Note 35.449 by ESSB::BLONG "Rumbleows & Euro Super Cup Winners 92" >>>
Good points
Ablett ... Mr consistent :-) :-)
Biarn,
we all clubbed together and got you a programme...
Pual
|
35.452 | Pukka Pies Pukka value | SHAWB1::HUGHESS | | Fri Sep 25 1992 12:20 | 19 |
| for all you yorkshire people out there I'm told this is a yorkshire
delicacy. Read this advert
Eric Twigg Foods for PUKKA PIES
Eric Twigg Foods for PUKKA PIES
Eric Twigg Foods for PUKKA PIES
"Hot" PUKKA PIES on sale at Millmoor and take aways all over Yorkshire
distributed by Eric Twigg Foods
Just a snippet from the Millmoor programme for ESSB::BLONG
Everton supporters do buy programmes. Unfortunately Rotheram's centre
midfield and left back had been training on the Pukka pies or had a few
complimentaries stuffed up his jersey.
Smino
|
35.453 | | ESSB::BLONG | Rumbleows & Euro Super Cup Winners 92 | Fri Sep 25 1992 12:47 | 8 |
| ��� Everton supporters do buy programmes.
But it looks like Watty still can't read one as he had Jackson playing
Left-Back and right-side Midfield :-)
�.
|
35.454 | Smacked by the "Sheep-shaggers" 8-)8-) | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Sep 28 1992 09:52 | 23 |
|
Leeds 2 Everton 0
I expected something like this before the game (we only beat lufc
3 times in forty matchs at elland rd).
Everton had chances but as usual missed them but apparently leeds
could have had a hatful only for the brilliance on southall.
If Kendall hadn,t come back when he did i dont think the big Nev
would still be there.
We have a lot of injuries at the moment(sound like someone from
across stanley park) and we just dont have the strength in the
squad.
We are playing "the red shite" (just got a few copies of" when skies
are gray " in brucies testimonial next sat week at anfield.It will be
like a reserves fixture..
Still eleventh in the league.
Cheers
Liam
|
35.455 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | You looking at me - PAL !! | Mon Sep 28 1992 17:01 | 17 |
|
Doom gloom and despondency - the Liverpool Daily post had a really
damming report about Everton this season - beside the wins at Man Utd
and Blackburn, they've been very ordinary this so far (surprise
surprise !).
Beardsley and Keown, the best two players last season are out injured,
now Warzycha the only one who's looked any good this year is out for a
while. The buys have been very average - Horne, Rideout and Preki are
all 'bargain basement buys' - Johnston was a poor signing and should be
sold as soon as possible, Rangers must be laughing at Everton having
dumped Rideout and Johnston and stolen Steven, Stevens and McCall. If
Everton want to remain (or even become) a 'big five club', they've got
to spend money - dead simple, debts or no debts.
Paul
|
35.456 | | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | You looking at me - PAL !! | Tue Sep 29 1992 11:29 | 5 |
|
Some vaguely good news today - Beardsley is winning his fitness battle
and may be fit for Sunday's game at Oldham.
Paul
|
35.457 | Beardsley for Engerland.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 30 1992 09:45 | 11 |
|
RE-1 Does this mean he will get his long overdue return to the
England squad ??
Taylor could really do with him..
Liam
|
35.458 | Everton Vs Everton reserves Sunday live on SKY | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Oct 02 1992 17:58 | 17 |
|
No Beardsley in the England squad ???????????
The Latics on sunday live on sky .
The dublin branch of the Everton supporters club are meeting in the
Plough Bar in middle abbey st to watch this ,All are welcome..
Also they are travelling to the City game in Goodison on the 31th oct.
If i can mug any grannies tonight 8-)8-) i,ll be there ....
Cheers
Liam
p.s I gave up predicting matchs
p.p.s. IS Beardsley fit for sunday ??
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35.459 | Oldham 1 Everton 0 | BLKPUD::HUGHESS | | Mon Oct 05 1992 11:17 | 7 |
| After another lacklustre performance I propose we close the Everton
note until there is something we can say about an Everton performance
other than one shot from Bobby the Pole.
Everton now 15th and slipping.
Simon
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35.460 | Good idea Si | SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP | yok | Mon Oct 05 1992 11:25 | 2 |
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C L O S E D U N T I L F U R T H E R N O T I C E
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35.461 | I Dread the visit from Rotherham this week... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Oct 05 1992 14:27 | 5 |
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Good Idea
CLOSED
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35.462 | I second that decision | ISEPUB::CHAMPOLLION | Can-tas-tic | Mon Oct 05 1992 15:28 | 0 |
35.463 | Break that silence | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Oct 07 1992 19:22 | 10 |
|
Sorry lads I can't resist it.
Good luck to the BLUES for tonights game against Rotherham.
(But if we do lose then it's back to the closed shop - OK)
Regards
Ian
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35.464 | Goal famine ends ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Oct 08 1992 10:02 | 15 |
|
Everton ... 3 v Rotherham ... 0
Rideout 2
Cottee (Pen)
Everton win 3 - 1 on aggregate.
We have now been drawn at home to Wimbledon in the next round.
I don't have any details on how the match went, perhaps someone can
post a report.
Thanks
Ian
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35.465 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | yok | Thu Oct 08 1992 11:04 | 45 |
|
Everton 3-0 Rotherham Att 10,302 (including about 2,500
Rotherham)
Not a bad performance, Everton looked a bit dodgy for the first 25
minutes, but once Rideout had scored his first, Everton were fully in
control. Cottee added the second from the penalty spot after about 30
minutes when Rideout broke through, knocked the ball over the keeper
and got pulled down - Cottee scored, but the ref gave a penalty and
sent the keeper off.
The second half was like a practice game - Ridout scored the third
after a superb run by Bob the Pole - Rideout could have got a couple
more, he hit the post and also chipped the keeper from about 45 yards
but just cleared the bar - Johnston came on with about 10 minutes to go
and did he's usual - nothing. The stand-in keeper pulled off a
brilliant save from a Beagrie screamer.
All the youngsters looked okay, especially Kenny who had a solid debut.
Everton's team
Southall
Hinchliffe Unsworth
Watson Ablett
Warzycha Horne Kenny Beagrie
Rideout Cottee
Subs:
Johnston (on for Rideout 80 mins)
Neil Moore (another youngster on for ? 88 mins)
Other waffle... Keown is in light training and should be ready to start
playing again in about 10 days - Snodin has been playing for the
reserves, but is out injured again. The reserves are running
away with the Pontins League (divison II...) - with six wins and a draw
out of seven games - Stuart Barlow is the leading scorer - but he's
injured at present as well.
Paul
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35.466 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | yok | Fri Oct 09 1992 10:28 | 9 |
|
I was wrong about Keown - he played a full 90 minutes for the reserves
last night.
Liam, Nigel,
Is anyone going to the Coventry game on the 17th October ?
Paul
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35.467 | Up for the Cov | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Fri Oct 09 1992 11:33 | 9 |
| Paul
I'll be up north on the 16th. After the last few performances I was
going to save my 11 quid. But what the hell. I suppose your going to
force me to drink some beer as well.
Nigel
PS When is Beardo back , or is he already.
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35.468 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | yok | Fri Oct 09 1992 11:38 | 10 |
|
Nigel,
excellent news !!
I'm presuming that Beardsley will be back for the Coventry game, but
there's been no news about him for the last few days. He may play
tomorrow in Grobelaar's testimonial.
Paul
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35.469 | err... | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | thuthring thuckatans | Mon Oct 12 1992 23:08 | 23 |
|
Liverpool 2-2 Everton att 20,000 ish
I couldn't be bothered to go in the end, Sainsburys with the wife
seemed a much more exciting prospect..... :-(
Anyway, Keown and Snodin both played the full 90 minutes - Beardsley
didn't, I dunno what's up with him at the moment. Everton took the lead
through Beagrie after a clever flick from Cottee and then should have
scored a second but as usual didn't - Liverpool scored a lucky
equaliser when Burrow's shot hit the bar and bounced in off the diving
Kearton. Liverpool then took the lead after Rosenthal was given yards
of space in the box and he managed to avoid hitting the bar. Grobelaar
missed a penalty after Rosenthal's blantant dive - Kearton stood his
ground and knocked the ball over the bar. Everton's second goal came
from Barlow after a good run took him through the Liverpool defence and
he finished confidently. I can't remember Everton's team but Preki
returned to the midfield.
In total vagueness... I think
Paul
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35.470 | | PANIC::ANDERSON | The original Magpies | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:16 | 13 |
| Watto,
If Everton post details of the prestigious Pontins Central League
Division 1 in the programme, then I'd be interested to see what the
current state of the table is.
From the occasional results I've caught in the paper, it seems the
'Pies reserves are doing far better than the first team !
Cheers,
Ando
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35.471 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | thuthring thuckatans | Fri Oct 16 1992 17:17 | 15 |
|
Ando,
- stop upsetting the Mancs, you know what a touchy lot they are...
Anyway, I don't think Everton will be publishing the Pontins League
Division 1 table too many times this season - Everton reserves
got relegated last season, but are currently running away with
Division 2. I'll see if they publish the other table in the footy echo
tomorrow.
Beardsley returns tomorrow at home to Coventry, Keown and Snodin have
both played a couple of times for the reserves and can't be far off the
first team.
Paul
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35.472 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | thuthring thuckatans | Mon Oct 19 1992 08:52 | 47 |
|
Everton 1-1 Coventry 17,500ish
Beagrie Nlovu (or something similar)
Not a bad game, Beardsley and Keown returned and gave Everton a lift
from the start. The first half was encouraging with Everton having
almost totally pressure but not really making any clear cut chances.
Beagrie put them ahead with a screamer from about 25 yards and they
could have gone further ahead after Borrows miscued a clearence and
Oggy, the Coventry keeper picked the ball up. Everton were awarded a
free kick on the edge of the six yard box, but surprise, surprise with
11 players between the ball and the line, Hinchliffe's shot was
cleared. Coventry then equalised with their first attack right on
half-time Nlovu (NO !! BLONG, I didn't buy a programme this week !!)
got the ball on the edge of his box, ran all the way to the Everton box
and hit a shot that ballooned off Horne's leg and over Southall.
Coventry shaded it in the second half as Everton's confidence drained -
Coventry came closest to scoring when Everton made two goal-line
clearances one after the other. Preki replaced Warzycha and Snodin made
his first appearence for nearly two years.
It was good to see Keown and Beardsley back, it's early days yet for
Snodin, hopefully he'll rediscover his old form, but Ratcliffe was
never the same after a bad injury. Kenny made his league debut, but had
a disappointing game compared to his performance against Rotherham.
Bob the Pole was pushed back to right back and had a very quiet game.
With crowds down to 17,500 already, Everton will have to either slash
prices (it costs between �8 and �12- I think to sit down) or offer
concessions to kids/ pensioners/ unemployed/ hard-up digital employees
otherwise crowds will drop below 10,000.
Everton's team
Southall
Warzycha Hinchliffe
Keown Watson Ablett
Kenny Horne Beagrie
Cottee Beardsley
Paul
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35.473 | Could this be the turning point..Which way ??? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Oct 19 1992 14:59 | 20 |
|
After being in read-only mode for the last two weeks ,it was nice to
see Everton on motd on saturday night.They looked good in the first
half but faded badly in the second .Good to see we have a squad
at last !!!
Keown back ,Beardsley back and Snodin (who was once my fav player )
making his comeback ,even if it was only for a few minutes.
Polish bob at right back ??? Strange..
Glad to get a point after the second half performance.
After postponing two trips i.e. next week at highbury and the following
week at home to city ,I have booked the flight to the Chelsea game
in Goodison on the 21th nov.I havent got the cash but f@�$ it i,m
going anyway....
I,ll talk sooner the game about meeting fellow Toffee,s for GARGLE,S
Cheers
Liam
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35.474 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Well Des, it was a bit of a bobbler.... | Mon Oct 19 1992 15:21 | 8 |
|
Peter Beardsley gave an interview to Newcastle's fanzine (The Mag) and
in it he stated that he was interested in a move back to Newcastle, but
it was up to Howard Kendle whether he stayed or went. He said the
usual, that he was happy and had 2 years left at Everton, but should KK
come in for him he'd be very interested in joining Newcastle.
Tim
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35.475 | Here's hoping ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Oct 23 1992 14:58 | 22 |
|
It's great to see the likes of Martin Keown, Peter Beardsley
and even the long lost Ian Snodin back in the Everton line up.
As one of the last notes stated it's good to have a squad to select
from again.
Hopefully Keowns return will tighten up the defence a bit and
Beardsley can start to link up with the forwards again and resume
his scoring form.
Congratulations to Ian Snodin, it must have been a long road
back from all his injury problems. Let's hope he can soon be back
to the sort of form he showed almost 2 years ago when he was on
the verge of a place in the England team . (God knows England
could do with a decent right back !).
Good luck to the BLUES for tomorrows match at Arsenal. To be honest
I can't see Everton coming away with a win, but then I didn't think
we'd beat Blackburn at Blackburn, so you never know.
Regards
Ian
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35.476 | Toffee,s chew up the marble halls .......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Oct 23 1992 17:37 | 17 |
|
The ROT stops tomorrow at Highbury .............
EVERTON to win handsomely and SIOG::DONNELLY pays my mortgage next
month (thanks noel ).
We were supposed to go to this but lack of funds and grannies getting
protection means we have to listen toit on the radio.
I honestly cant see us losing to a very average arsenal team.
I wont predict a scoreline because that usually backfires on me
but i hope i,m the one smiling at breakfast on tuesday morning.
Cheers
Liam
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35.477 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Fri Oct 23 1992 17:40 | 9 |
|
>>>> EVERTON to win handsomely
Oh no - the curse of Liam strikes again.........
I'll bet a fiver on a home win tomorrow.
Paul :-)
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35.478 | YOU WHAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Oct 23 1992 17:43 | 10 |
|
Paul
not enough smilies .............8-)8-)
see you at the Chelsea game next month ??
Liam
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35.479 | Arsenal Anihilators | SIOG::N_DONNELLY | | Fri Oct 23 1992 18:06 | 10 |
| Liam , Paul and all you Evertonians........
I really feel for you these days. You lot play great football most of
the time but for some reason the results just aren't coming and one
other thing....
You can be f..k.d if they're going to start tomorrow:-):-)
Noel
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35.480 | F&&K ME F&&K ME .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Oct 23 1992 18:17 | 1 |
|
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35.481 | The smiles are on the Gooners | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Fri Oct 23 1992 19:05 | 5 |
| Can I come to breakfast too Liam? My smile will be as broad
as Noel's which would brighten up the start of the day for you.
Unfortunately Monday's a holiday so we'll have to keep our smiles on
'til Tuesday morning. I reckon we'll get at least 4, again, on Saturday
and can't see your extremely less than average lot scoring.
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35.482 | Recession hits Goodison ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Oct 26 1992 13:07 | 24 |
|
Arsenal ... 2 Everton ... 0
Disappointing or what !?!
I didn't manage to hear any news on the radio but the report in
the paper said Evertons performance was pretty inept. The only good
things they had to say were about Beagrie, and the two ever reliables
Beardo and Big Nev.
At least Ian Snodin managed to play most of the game which will help
to get him back to match fitness. But lets face it at the moment
Evertonians are scratching around for any crumbs of comfort. Come on
Howard, when the hell are we going to get it right !
We are now only 2 points off the relegation zone, and only 3 off the
bottom which simply isn't good enough. Perhaps we'e concentrating
on the cups this season :^) Speaking of which it's the Wombles at
Goodison again on Wednesday (?) in the Coca Coal, I can't bear to
listen.
Regards
Ian
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35.483 | Breakfast CANCELLED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Oct 27 1992 08:19 | 1 |
|
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35.484 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Tue Oct 27 1992 09:05 | 14 |
|
>>>see you at the Chelsea game next month ??
Liam,
yeh I suppose so, I can't be bothered to go on Wednesday - Wimbledon at
home - to quote Simon Hughes 'I wouldn't even walk around my desk to
watch Wimbledon'.
Kendall's promising changes for tomorrow night - probably a recall for
Johnston - yippie..... The papers are on about kendall bidding for
Ferguson of Dundee and off-loading Johnston in part exchange.
paul
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35.485 | breakfast blues | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Tue Oct 27 1992 10:08 | 5 |
| At the post-match press session on Saturday, a hack preceded his
question with 'I haven't seen Everton play much this season' to which
HK retorted, quick as a flash, 'neither have I'.
Ooh you do look smug Noel!
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35.486 | 2-0 | SIOG::N_DONNELLY | | Tue Oct 27 1992 12:49 | 4 |
| Well what can I say..... no breakfast but still a big smile for Liam.
Everton do seem to have problems though.
Noel
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35.487 | Wombles AT Goodison tonight...... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Oct 28 1992 09:02 | 16 |
|
With the weekend debacle out of memory (well nearly) we turn our
attention to tonight The Wombles at Goodison ARRGH.........
If this is anything like the league encounter of the 29 th aug
last ,we may forget about football.I promised not to make any
predictions so I wont...
I have just read in the paper (yes i can read ) that Barlow and
Jackson are being recalled tonight and Snodin is dropped .
HK wants to keep Snodin safe for awhile .
Cheers
Liam
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35.488 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Thu Oct 29 1992 09:39 | 12 |
|
Everton reserves continued their impressive form with a 3-2 win at West
Brom. They were 0-2 at half time but came back to win thanks to a
Cottee hat-trick.
Oh yeh and the first team drew 0-0 with Wimbledon - nobody bothered to
go - the radio described it as 'a truly awful game'. Replay on the 11th
Nov and surprisingly, it's not all ticket........
Paul
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35.489 | Don't PANIC !!! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Oct 29 1992 12:56 | 14 |
|
>> Oh yeh and the first team drew 0-0 with Wimbledon - nobody bothered to
>> go - the radio described it as 'a truly awful game'. Replay on the 11th
>> Nov and surprisingly, it's not all ticket........
Well, as if we needed confirmation, Howard Kendall has apparently
declared that there is "..a crises.." at Everton.
The question is, what exactly is he going to do about it ?
Regards
Ian
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35.490 | And for my next trick | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Thu Oct 29 1992 13:28 | 20 |
|
>>> The question is, what exactly is he going to do about it ?
The simple answer is go out and buy someone.
Horne isn't doing what he was bought to do (no disrespect to Horne),
but Kendall needs someone in the centre of midfield who can break up
the oppositions attacks and supply some decent passes to Cottee,
Warzycha etc etc. A half decent forward who can create some problems in
the penalty area and let Beardsley/ Cottee do what they're best at.
Everton's problem is their football is too light-weight and 'pretty' -
there is nobody to battle. If he is trying to rebuild a team like the
1985 team all he needs is an Andy Gray and a Peter Reid.....
If I was Kendall, I'd off-load Beagrie, Johnston, Horne, Rideout, Ward
and Harper and use the cash to get either Steve Bull or Duncan Ferguson
and Andy Townsend.
Paul
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35.491 | | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Thu Oct 29 1992 13:41 | 7 |
| >> The question is, what exactly is he going to do about it ?
Retreat further into the bottle that he is rumoured to be inhabiting at
the moment? Nothing to do with Everton but it's also rumoured that
Cloughie is treating his liver to a bottle of brandy a day.
Mike M
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35.492 | WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE ????????????? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Oct 29 1992 17:31 | 15 |
|
RE -2 Paul
I agree with your selection of hasbeens (or never was,s).
I was only thinking yesterday about the time when Mick Harford
was rumoured to be coming to goodison and i was saying "what a stocking
,i hope he doesn,t " He now has eight goals for Chelsea and Rideout
has one ...
Are the Everton reserves playing on the 21th of november ???
It would be a shame to waste an airline ticket 8-))).
Cheers
Liam
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35.493 | That's about the size of it (Ooh Err!) | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Oct 30 1992 12:49 | 25 |
|
>> If I was Kendall, I'd off-load Beagrie, Johnston, Horne, Rideout, Ward
>> and Harper and use the cash to get either Steve Bull or Duncan Ferguson
>> and Andy Townsend.
I have to agree with most of this, with the possible exception of
Alan Harper as he is a good squad/cover player. The trouble being
where is the money going to come from, although having just seen
the Man. Utd. note saying that Alex Ferguson has been handed a
cheque for 3 million spondoolies, I suppose anything is possible
if the board are desperate enough.
Steve Bull would be a great investment but I don't know anything
about Duncan Ferguson (Not another relation of Alex I hope !),
has anyone got any information on him ?. I know what you mean
about Andy Townsend but he is not supposed to be doing too well
at the moment and we don't want another transfer failure.
BTW who do Everton play tomorrow/sunday please.
Thanks
Ian
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35.494 | The City at home tomorrow .......WOW .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Oct 30 1992 14:23 | 14 |
|
EVERTON are at home to Man city ...Who are struggling to find the net
as well as us.This promises, to be a dour game with a crowd of maybe
14,000.
Only 9,451 at the Wombles game midweek ,this must be the poorest
attendance that i can remember.
The reason HK cant buy anyone is because we are �3m in debt and with
gates like this I cant see any improvement( Any jack walker Everton
fans out there ).
Cheers
Liam
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35.495 | Brilliant future | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Mon Nov 02 1992 08:58 | 10 |
|
So Everton are now in a relegation position for the first time since
the 1950's (I guess).
This proves to be an exciting season. We can look forward to some thrilling
relegation battles as opposed to the usual mid-table bore.
Just trying to be positive :-)
Stefan
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35.496 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Mon Nov 02 1992 10:02 | 15 |
| Everton 1-3 man City att 20,000ish
OG
I escaped from the country for the weekend, so luckily I missed the
latest disaster - Everton are now third from bottom.. eek !!
I'm totally confident that the poor form has bottomed out and all the
signs of recovery are already in place... blah blah blah (continued
on page 56)
Cottee was due a recall but was in the papers on saturday morning
saying what everyone else is saying - the midfield is cr*p and aren't
creating any chances for the forwards. He was dropped and now will be
fined two weeks wages.
Paul
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35.497 | Would the last person leaving Goodison please turn | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Nov 03 1992 08:59 | 25 |
|
Rumour Alert !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just heard that HK is thinking of selling KEOWN to the ARSE for
�2.4 m .Anyone else heard this?????????????
Talk about selling off the family jewels !!
Also heard that Beardsley wants to go back to Newcastle ??
If they go up this year and Everton dont improve I cant see him
staying at Goodison..
I,m very vunerable at the moment (because of our position) and would
almost believe anything...
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
THE ONLY WAY IS UP ! ! ! ! ! !
Cheers
Liam
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35.498 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Tue Nov 03 1992 09:45 | 12 |
| >> I just heard that HK is thinking of selling KEOWN to the ARSE for
>> �2.4 m .Anyone else heard this?????????????
They're winding you up again Liam...............
Cottee has kissed and made up with the rest of the team, so I presume
he'll be back for the relegation battle at Forest on Saturday. I'd like
to see Barlow get a good run in the first team, he was meant to have
played well on Saturday (other than his finishing and penalty
taking...)
Paul
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35.499 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Tue Nov 03 1992 09:51 | 23 |
| I've just checked my prediction note from mid-August and it's
frightening accurate so far.......
<<< TRUCKS::DISK$USER72:[NOTES$LIBRARY]FOOTBALL.NOTE;1 >>>
-< FOOTBALL >-
================================================================================
Note 35.377 Everton FC 377 of 498
SHAWB1::WATTY::WATTERSONP "I think therefore I'm th" 34 lines 15-AUG-1992 09:36
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Predictions for the coming months....
Everton get off to a stinker and don't win a game until mid-November,
by which time they're four points behind Crystal Palace at the bottom
of the table with just 12 goals scored and 45 conceeded- crowds are
down to 8,000. Kendall resigns in early December and Andy Gray takes
over as the new manager - he buys Steve Bull and Andy Townsend and
suddenly Everton start scoring, they go on to finish eighth and win the
FA cup.
Paul
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35.500 | I'm going slightly mad ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Nov 03 1992 12:56 | 38 |
|
First I read note .497 and almost have heart failure !
You don't go through a run like we're going through and then
decide to sell one of your best players.
PLEASE let this be a wind up !
.... and then this ...
> Everton get off to a stinker and don't win a game until mid-November,
> by which time they're four points behind Crystal Palace at the bottom
> of the table with just 12 goals scored and 45 conceeded- crowds are
> down to 8,000. Kendall resigns in early December and Andy Gray takes
> over as the new manager - he buys Steve Bull and Andy Townsend and
> suddenly Everton start scoring, they go on to finish eighth and win the
> FA cup.
PLEASE let this come true !
Actually I haven't really got the knives out for Mr. Kendall, but
let's face it if things don't improve dramatically soon then
something's got to give !
I never thought I'd say this but thank God Arsenal won last night
to keep us an impressive TWO places of the bottom.
Gary Lineker made an interesting comment last week. He said ..
"... Everton went through a crisis about 7 years ago and Howard
Kendall certainly turned things around then ..."
Come on Howard it's time for that magic again.
I'll stop waffling (sp.) now,
Regards
Ian
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35.501 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Tue Nov 03 1992 13:59 | 7 |
|
So far, it is very much like the really black days in 1983-84 - Everton
really are only two or three players and lots of confidence off a good
team. I believe Kendall has up until Everton get knocked out of the FA
cup to turn things around.
Paul
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35.502 | Buddy can you spare a million ? | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Nov 03 1992 17:04 | 19 |
|
> So far, it is very much like the really black days in 1983-84 - Everton
> really are only two or three players and lots of confidence off a good
> team.
The trouble is, Paul, that to buy those 'two or three' quality
players it's going to take ready cash, and Everton don't seem to
have any spare at the moment.
Having said that though, what is the alternative ?
It seems to me that Everton have got to find the money from somewhere
to give them a chance of winning games, trophies etc otherwise we
are all in for more of the same I'm afraid.
Regards
Ian
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35.503 | sell 'em all | WOTVAX::SHAW07::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Wed Nov 04 1992 11:21 | 19 |
|
I know Everton are supposed to be short of cash, but the warning signs
are already there - gates down to 20,000 for the City game, 9,500 for
the Wimbledon game - they're not going to generate cash through the
turnstiles unless something happens.
Too many of Kendall's last few signings have been nobodys - it'll take
a big name signing to generate interest. I remember the effect that
Andy Gray's signing had - he put 5,000 - 10,000 on the gates for his
first few games.
If he needs to raise cash - he should be flogging the likes of
Johnston, Rideout, Horne, Beagrie etc etc now - not waiting until
Everton are out of all the cups. The League's wide open this season,
and although Everton won't win it, with a couple of other players -
they could at least be challenging for it, rather than fighting against
relegation.
Paul
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35.504 | I can't argue with that ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Nov 04 1992 12:48 | 1 |
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35.505 | Start the comeback this week !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Nov 06 1992 16:46 | 21 |
|
Forrest tomorrow in the bottom of the league clash ..
I hope forrest dont start their inevitable come back tomorrow.
There was 18/20 of us at the supporters club meeting on tuesday
,not bad for our league position.There is a load going to the
chelsea game on the 21th of this month (including me).
Next meeting ,for any Irish Blues out there, is derby night
5th dec in the plough bar ,abbey st around 7.30.
Cheers
Liam
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35.506 | Life's full of Ups and Downs | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Nov 10 1992 08:05 | 21 |
|
Nottm Forest ... 0 Everton ... 1
(Rideout)
That Paul Rideout eh ? .........
...... I've always said he was a good 'un. 8^)
A win on the ground that (as far as I can remember) Everton have
only scored once on in the last nine seasons ! Can't be bad.
Now lets see what happens against the Wombles tonight in the
Coca Coal Cup replay.
Regards
Ian
P.S. I wonder if Mo Jo and Tony Cottee will be watching
while enjoying life on their bouncy castle ?
|
35.507 | Back on Track | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Tue Nov 10 1992 09:56 | 8 |
| Pretty dire performances from the Blues over the last few weeks.
I go away for 3 weeks and the only goal scored is an own goal. But I
think that was 1 more than Man U.
Good to see them get back on the rails at the weekend.
Nigel
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35.508 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Tue Nov 10 1992 11:53 | 17 |
|
Everton were a bit lucky on Saturday, only some inspired keeping by Nev
and an important goaline clearance by Jackson saved them - but who
cares, three points are three points.
Wimbledon away tonight - Cottee, Johnston and Beagrie are all playing
against York for the reserves - youngster Tony Grant (?) is in the
first team squad, Ablett is injured, Hinchliffe stands by.
There were more rumours about Keown leaving - this time Villa were
mentioned, Atkinson's rumoured to be lining him as a replacedment for
McGrath. I'm dubious as there's been nothing in the local press, only
the national press.
Paul
|
35.509 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Wed Nov 11 1992 10:54 | 15 |
|
Coca-cola cup 3rd Rnd replay
Wimbledon 0-1 Everton att 3,600.....
Beardsley
Another fantastic win, I listen to it on the radio and it sounded cr*p.
Everton missed four very good chances - two in the last five minutes,
but at least it was a win, Chelsea at home in the next round. Ablett
was fit, Snodin played the full 90 minutes, but Jackson seemed to pick
up an injury.
The reserves drew 1-1 at home to York - Cottee scored.
Paul
|
35.510 | | UTROP1::JANSEN | Reading Blondes have more fun | Wed Nov 11 1992 11:16 | 11 |
| rep -1
Paul,
Will it be difficult to get tickets for the games against Chelsea? Probably
not with the crowds you are getting at the moment.
I'm think of travelling up to Goodison from London as I will be there until
Thuersday (3th of DEC).
T_
|
35.511 | | BLKPUD::WATTY::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Wed Nov 11 1992 12:02 | 6 |
|
Ton,
I'll contact you via mail.
Paul
|
35.512 | Trip To MECCA ........... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Nov 13 1992 09:13 | 15 |
|
PAUL
I,ll be at the chelsea game ..AT last
There is 5 of us from the supporters club going on saturday morning
staying over in the George hotel .If you tell me where youll be
i,d gladly meet for some "bevvies"
Cheers
Liam
|
35.513 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Mon Nov 16 1992 17:11 | 14 |
|
Liam,
I'm hoping to get to the game on Saturday - it depends if the wife lets
me out again or not....
Will you be drinking in town or by the ground ?
Did you hear 606 on Saturday, they had a bloke claiming to be the
chairman of the Everton supporters club in Dublin - before revealling
it was a hoax.
Paul
|
35.514 | Royal Oak or Supporters club ???? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Nov 17 1992 17:40 | 14 |
|
PAUL
I,ll be drinking around the ground ,i,ll meet you in either the
supporters club or the royal oak before or after the match ...
you decide a time.
I booked the tickets for the upper Gladwys st on friday around
12:00 and they were delivered monday morning (talk about eager
to sell tickets ).
cheers
Liam
|
35.515 | Re. the match this saturday | SHAWB2::HUGHESS | | Wed Nov 18 1992 14:47 | 29 |
| Paul, Liam
Beware when you go the match on saturday. Everton have stopped
announcing team changes over the PA before the game. They now announce
crowd changes.
:-))
Simon
Ps where can you see Fergie's Tits
At OLD Trafford of course
!!!!
|
35.516 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Wed Nov 18 1992 15:00 | 14 |
|
Liam,
are you talking about the Royal Oak on Spellow Lane - just down from
the Park End ? - if so I'll meet you in there at about 1:00 - 1:30.
Presumably your lot will be the shady bunch of Oirishmen ?
Si,
shut up or I'll tell everyone how bad you played at Newcastle on
Saturday..... :-)
Paul
|
35.517 | Route one to Watty's head resulted in 6-1 reverse | SHAWB2::HUGHESS | | Wed Nov 18 1992 15:37 | 17 |
| Paul
re -1
I may not have had a blinder this time only a half blinder but at least
I didn't lose out to the poison dwarf of Newcastle who lept from his
standing height of 3ft 5" to beat Paul (a conservative 6ft 2") and head
the ball past our startled keeper.
Ps
Paul did once win a header back in the days when Latchford was his hero
but like his namesake Paul (Rideout) of Everton he's totally f***&&&
useless with his head.
And you can borrow another kit next time wastter-son.
Simon (paranoid) hughes
|
35.518 | Can't Play for Toffee :) | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Wed Nov 18 1992 16:51 | 17 |
|
Si,
Maybe next time we should wear a kit that fits us. On Saturday we
looked like we were playing in skins - light blue(bloody cold) skins.
You also have to remember that WattersonP has difficulty putting a
shirt on anyway, he can't get his head in it, and thats at either end!!!!
Regards
Mac(the scorer)
I think my seasons tally matches that of the likes of Cottee etc....
p.s. who cleaned the kit??? as my boots are still dirty !!!
|
35.519 | | WOTVAX::SHAW27::WATTERSONP | Everton Everton rah rah rah | Wed Nov 18 1992 20:56 | 9 |
| >> p.s. who cleaned the kit??? as my boots are still dirty !!!
What size are they Ian - 15 ?
Try sending them through the car wash...
(next games against Livingston - we'll show the Jocks whose the best)
Paul
|
35.520 | International footballers and we still lose | SHAWB2::HUGHESS | | Thu Nov 19 1992 07:56 | 33 |
| Livingstone Good.... They haven't got the pedigree that Newcastle have.
re. What size are they Ian - 15 ?
15 is the number we will get against the jocks. 5 goals and 10 jock
goals ie. givaways by their keeper. By the way is Bernie (our keeper)
scottish?
Is Watty scottish?
Ian Mcdonald is Brazilian judging by the shot he scored with on
saturday.
bernie...........our resident scottish goalie
watty............scottish well he plays like willie Young
or is he english. he scored one great goal when he was
a schoolboy and has since conned his way into many
clubs on the strength of it. Yes its Paul Rideout.
ian..............Brazilian
gary.............Danish, likes the cookies and looks like Jan Molby
stockman.........scottish, like Mclair pretty on the ball but no end
product
we've got alot of scots in our team after all.
si
|
35.521 | Pele - me ??!! | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Thu Nov 19 1992 08:20 | 15 |
|
Si,
me - brazillian ????????
Not a chance.....
I'm another one of those Scots who have crashed through Hadrians Wall
to infiltrate the ranks of lesser mortals!!!!!! and to score goals !!
Just call me ALLY :)
mac
|
35.522 | Mine,s a Pint ......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Nov 20 1992 09:14 | 17 |
|
RE .516
PAUL
The very same pub ....The royal oak .I,ll make a real wally of myself
and wear a blue Digital baseball cap between 1 and 2 o clock for
identification purposes .You can approach me with the pass-word
" what are you drinking " I,ll answer " i,ll have a pint of what
your drinking ".You will then put your hand in your pocket and
produce money and pay the barperson.You have to repeat this several
times and i,ll know for definate that its you ...8-)8-)
cheers
Liam
|
35.523 | | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Fri Nov 20 1992 10:34 | 4 |
| > " what are you drinking " I,ll answer " i,ll have a pint of what
> your drinking ".You will then put your hand in your pocket and
Liam, I am reliably informed that Watty only drinks ginger beer ;-)
|
35.524 | 200 women will testify | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Fri Nov 20 1992 17:09 | 8 |
| >>> Liam, I am reliably informed that Watty only drinks ginger beer ;-)
What a nasty slur on my manhood !!
It's lager & lime actually..... :-)
Paul - happily married with two children
|
35.525 | TWO PINTS OF LAGER PLEASE NO LIME IN ONE ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Nov 20 1992 17:43 | 13 |
|
PAUL
See you sat ......
cheers
Liam
|
35.526 | How's the hangover Liam ? | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Nov 23 1992 08:32 | 34 |
|
Everton 0-1 Chelsea att 17,000ish
Fleck 45
Oh dear..........
For some reason, Kendall decided to go for an attack consisting of
Rideout, Harper and Hinchliffe and surprisingly, they made no
impression at all on Chelsea's defence. The first half was a shambles
with neither side capable of playing any football - Chelsea sneaked
ahead when Harford got free in the six yard box and forced a brilliant
save from Nev, but Fleck was on hand to knock the rebound in.
The second half was better, Horne was replaced by Barlow, Harper by
Waryzcha and at least they caused Chelsea a few problems - Barlow had
the best chance when Beardsley played him through, he knocked the ball
over the keeper and seemed certain to score when a Chelsea defender
came from nowhere and made a miraclous clearance. Hinchliffe missed a
sitter when he got free in the box, but the ball was on his right foot
and by the time he tried to get it onto his left, the ball was cleared.
The main highlight was meeting Liam and the other Dublin Evertonians
for a few beers before the game. For some reason Liam's Irish flag
seemed to upset the usually 'racially tolerant' Chelsea fans....
Good points for Everton.....
None
For Chelsea, Wise is still a whinning little ****, Townsend had a quiet
game, but Stuart and Newton were outstanding.
Paul
|
35.527 | Ginger Beers 20 Everton 0............ | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Nov 24 1992 09:00 | 34 |
|
Paul
I did make it in yesterday but was too busy to write..
We had a great weekend only to be marred by one of the worst
matchs i,ve been to.Your match report was accurate Everton
still wouldnt,score if they were still playing.
It was great putting a face to a name and i,m sure we will meet
again ,hopefully with better results next time.
tidbits : We went back to the royal oak and met Stuart Barlow after
the match .Asking him what the inside track was ,he said that the
players loved Kendall and would "die " for him ???????????
I didn,t see any sign of that between 3.00 and 4.45, Did you ???
Taken from the fanzine " Apparently Rideout is in the team because
he is tall,I have a mate who is 6 foot 4 inchs who will play for
nothing and save the blues a few pound into the bargain "
Some of the lads were talking about going to the derby game but
there is no way I,ll make it ,Even if i had the money ,to see
Everton getting trashed (on current form anway ).The blues shop
was packed with "the red sh@@E " (fanzine name for those across
the park) buying up all the tickets for the derby game .
Cheers
Liam
p.s. We also met a Everton ticket agent in one of the pubs,We told
him he picked a wrong profession.
|
35.528 | Boys and Girls did you hear the latest.... | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | Women, You cant live with them.....pass the beer nuts | Tue Nov 24 1992 09:38 | 5 |
| While struggling to get out of bed this morning I thought I over heard that
Arsenal have made a 2.5 million bid for keown...or was I dreaming.
Anyhow, I'd rather him that that wright fellow, who's gone passed it!!!!
|
35.529 | Only George knows. | ARRODS::OHAGANB | Night On Disco Mountain | Tue Nov 24 1992 09:49 | 8 |
| >Arsenal have made a 2.5 million bid for keown...
Don't tell me, Tony Adams has been on another advanced drink driving
course.
^)
barry.
|
35.530 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Tue Nov 24 1992 10:30 | 7 |
| The Keown rumour was flying round last week - this week's rumour is the
return of Sharp from Oldham. Kendall has got to sell before he can buy,
so it wouldn't surpise me to see him flog Keown - he's a good player
but Everton could probably afford to lose him if it means Kendall can
strengthen the attack and/or midfield.
Paul
|
35.531 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Wed Nov 25 1992 07:28 | 11 |
|
The latest joke doing the rounds on Merseyside.
Everton have released a video showing the highlights of the first half
of the season - titled.....
'20 great throw-ins'
Paul
|
35.532 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Wed Nov 25 1992 08:43 | 12 |
|
Some more waffle...
Kendall has denied that Arsenal have made a �2.5 million bid for Keown.
Everton reserves had Billy Kenny sent off in the first half last night
and still managed to hammer Bradford reserves 7-0 - I think both Cottee
and Johnston played, dunno who scored. Maybe Kendall should just drop
the first team and play the reserves instead....
Paul
|
35.533 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Fri Nov 27 1992 11:13 | 8 |
|
Predictions for the next week...
Everton to lose 3-1 at Ipswich and go back into the bottom three, Keown
goes to Arsenal for �2.5m - Kendall signs Mark Hughes from Man Utd for
�1.5m.
Gypsy Rose Watty
|
35.534 | forgot something | MACNAS::CWALSH | Richard Keys gets on my �$%& | Fri Nov 27 1992 11:49 | 1 |
| What about the reserves ?? Are they going to win ???
|
35.535 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Fri Nov 27 1992 12:01 | 6 |
| >> What about the reserves ?? Are they going to win ???
Certainly will....
Attendance at Ipswich will be 14,000ish - weather: wet & windy
|
35.536 | Fumbling in the dark | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Nov 30 1992 09:27 | 9 |
|
Could someone post the score from saturday please !
(Not receiving Radio 5 very clearly this weekend)
Thanks
Ian
|
35.537 | Ipswich 1 - 0 Everton. | VAXVLS::CCASEY | Liverpool now and forever.. | Mon Nov 30 1992 09:29 | 1 |
|
|
35.538 | I wish I hadn't asked ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Nov 30 1992 09:49 | 1 |
|
|
35.539 | | WARNUT::TPCASE::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Mon Nov 30 1992 12:30 | 8 |
| The Observer had an amusing go at Kendall this Sunday. Apparently, HK said that
Everton aren't far off being a chamionship side -- The Observer pointed out that
they are currently 18 places off such aspirations.
Last week HK was blaming the home pitch for Everton only scoring 4 league goals
there; the opposition didn't seem inhibited by the pitch!
Shades of '85 when HK was one game off the sack....?
|
35.540 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Nov 30 1992 14:43 | 20 |
|
Ipswich 1-0 Everton
Same as has happened many times this season - Everton had plenty of the
ball, but neither Cottee or Barlow were able to convert any chances.
This is an important week for Kendall, with Chelsea on Wednesday in the
Coca-cola cup and Liverpool at Goodison in the league next Monday. Two
defeats and the murmurings will turn into a 'Kendall out' campaign. To be
honest, I still don't think Everton are that far off being a good side,
only Man Utd have murdered them - in the 2-0 defeat at home, but there
have been too many games deceided by Everton's failure to score. As
soon as they conceed a goal, the heads drop and defeat is inevitable.
Making Goodison all-seater must take some of the blame, there's no
atmosphere at all now, but at the end of the day, it's down to Kendall,
he's been back for two years and has achieved nothing. I hope I'm
wrong, but two defeats this week and he could be on his way.
Paul
|
35.541 | The sun has got his hat on ... | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Nov 30 1992 15:29 | 29 |
|
> This is an important week for Kendall, with Chelsea on Wednesday in the
> Coca-cola cup and Liverpool at Goodison in the league next Monday. Two
> defeats and the murmurings will turn into a 'Kendall out' campaign. To be
> honest, I still don't think Everton are that far off being a good side..
I must admit when I read in the paper (supplied by British Midland
Airlines) that HK had said that Everton were ".. not far off being
a championship winning side ..", I couldn't stop laughing. But now
I find Paul's at it as well.
I know I havn't seen the BLUES this season so I am probably not in
a position to judge, but when the results are continually going
against the team and they seem incapable of putting the ball in
the oppositions net, then it's difficult to see where the next
point is going to come from.
Please can you tell me just what HK (and your good self, Paul) are
basing this optimism on ?
Is he (HK) perhaps hoping that lightening WILL strike twice in the
same place i.e. the 84 season, or will Paul's pre-season prediction
come true and we'll be seeing Andy Gray in the hot seat before long.
Regards
Ian
|
35.542 | Optimist ? | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Nov 30 1992 16:46 | 20 |
| >> Please can you tell me just what HK (and your good self, Paul) are
>> basing this optimism on ?
Ian,
I dunno about championship winning, but with some confidence AND a
couple more players, Everton could be in the top four or five. The wins
at Blackburn and Man Utd weren't flukes, Everton are capable of playing
good football and scoring. At the moment too many of the players are
similar types, good at playing pretty football, but there's no one
there to battle in midfield or up front.
The way things are going, Everton WILL be relegated - if Kendall
doesn't realise that then maybe the alcoholic rumours are true, if he
does, he should be flogging anyone for whatever he can get and whinging
at the board to give him some money. The present team/squad will not
get them out of trouble, but just one or two GOOD buys would make all
the difference.
Paul
|
35.543 | Wake me up next tuesday ............ | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Dec 01 1992 09:18 | 22 |
|
WHAT A CROCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank heavens for the likes of wimbledon and palace to prop us up..
A week is a long time in football ,I,m not looking forward to this
one .As promised Paul no predictions but you have got to believe
the EVERTON are too good to go down and i for one believe we will
have a half decent run and end up around last years position
TWELFTH ....................
As for the cups Who knows ?????????????????
cheers
Liam
|
35.544 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Tue Dec 01 1992 09:33 | 7 |
|
Great news for tomorrow........
Mo Johnston could be recalled, I'll bet the Chelsea defence are
cr*pping themselves. NOT !
Paul
|
35.545 | They (maybe) coming to take him away | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Dec 01 1992 13:04 | 23 |
|
Thanks for the reply Paul,
The trouble is that Mr. Kendall seems convinced that the squad of
players currently at his disposal IS good enough to not only get
Everton out of their immediate position, but also to be challenging
for honours. I say this because if he thought otherwise surely he
would have off-loaded some players by now in an attempt to raise
some cash for new purchases.
Still, I'm willing to be convinced and two wins in the next 6 days
would be a great start.
You have to ask yourself though, if the worst comes to the worst and
Mr. Kendall receives his P45 then who on earth is likely to be brought
in to replace him. It certainly won't be the current No. 2, we've
already tried him !
Were you serious about Andy Gray being a contender ?
Regards
Ian
|
35.546 | Andy's the man | FUTURS::FLETCHER | | Tue Dec 01 1992 13:18 | 3 |
| Andy Gray is top of my list as well.
Nigel
|
35.547 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Tue Dec 01 1992 14:08 | 17 |
|
Ian,
I can't think of any obvious replacements for Kendall. I can't see
Peter Reid leaving man City, Joe Royle got Oldham into the first
division, but hasn't done much since - other than that, I'm struggling.
I can't see any 'names' (ie Wilkinson, Atkinson) leaving to come to
Goodison.
Gray's only experience was a short spell as number two to Atkinson at
Villa, having said that, why not - Everton need someone with some
passion and commitment - Gray always gave 100%, even when Everton were
struggling like mad in 1983 - somebody's got to give them a lift if
Kendall does go, so Gray's as good, if not better than anyone else I
can think off.
Paul
|
35.548 | | TRUCKS::SANT | But sir, it's *supposed* to do that! | Tue Dec 01 1992 14:18 | 8 |
|
How'd it go with the test-drive, Paul? Find what you were looking
for? Just wondered...
Sorry Mr. Mod....nothing to do with EFC, but possibly more
interesting 8-)
Andy.
|
35.549 | You-ve forgotten one ... | MILE::PRIEST | Jim Priest - drowning in the Solent - 782-2835 | Tue Dec 01 1992 15:02 | 1 |
| How about Colin Harvey ? 8-)
|
35.550 | He's not there ? | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Dec 01 1992 15:53 | 22 |
|
> Gray's only experience was a short spell as number two to Atkinson at
> Villa,...
I thought Andy Gray was still Big Rons ('Tank' to all you old
Oxford United fans) assistant at Villa. If not then do you know
what he's doing now ?
> ...- Everton need someone with some
> passion and commitment - Gray always gave 100%, ...
I couldn't agree more, he was always such an inspirational player.
Let's face it Everton can't get into much more of a mess than
they're already in ... can they ? So if it comes to it why not
give him a go.
Regards
Ian
|
35.551 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Tue Dec 01 1992 16:21 | 7 |
|
Ian,
Andy Gray left Villa - he works for BSky nowadays.
Paul
|
35.552 | Do you want a loan ofmy TRICOLOUR.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Dec 02 1992 17:20 | 14 |
|
PAUL
Are you going tonight ?? How about a match report tomorrow..
How we nearly scored etc and How southall saves the day etc .
Liam
|
35.553 | I've got the St George's cross | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Wed Dec 02 1992 17:40 | 9 |
|
Liam,
yeh, I'll be there, the enthusiasm's building up already.....
Match report depends on the result - if Everton get beat, I'm sulking.
Mojo's meant to be returning - great.
Paul
|
35.554 | Maurice Johnston.........You're a naughty word etc | PAKORA::JJACK | | Thu Dec 03 1992 05:10 | 6 |
|
Glad to hear that `La Petite Merde' is doing so well down Merseyside
way !
|
35.555 | It's no better in French | JRDV04::CHAMPOLLION | | Thu Dec 03 1992 08:05 | 6 |
| Ah ah...
However, as the notice says: "Please read note 2.43 AGAIN".
Thanks -
JF
|
35.556 | Howard's reprieve (for a while anyway) | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Dec 03 1992 08:12 | 22 |
|
Everton ... 2 Chelsea ... 2
Beardsley Harford
Barlow Stuart
Despite taking the lead twice through what were supposedly cracking
goals from Beardsley and Barlow (his first for Everton), Chelsea
managed to come back and force a replay at Stamford Bridge in two
weeks time.
According to the match summary I heard, Everton were playing good
neat football and they even managed to convert this into goals.
It's a pity they couldn't hold on for the win but apparantly
Chelsea deserved a draw. I'll wait and see what Paul thought of it.
Has anyone heard the draw for the quarter finals ?
Regards
Ian
|
35.557 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | JACK CHARLTON IS DESPICABLE | Thu Dec 03 1992 08:14 | 3 |
|
Crystal Palace or Liverpool away..
|
35.558 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Thu Dec 03 1992 10:07 | 31 |
|
Everton 2-2 Chelsea Att 14,000ish (cut the admission prices NOW !!)
Beardsley 25 Harford 32
Barlow 36 Stuart 78
Well Everton managed to more than one goal at home for only the second
time this season, but to be honest if I was a Chelsea supporter, I'd be
disappointed with a draw.
Everton started off fairly well, but didn't really look like scoring
until Beardsley scored a cracker out of nothing, he belted the ball
from about 30 yards and it flew into the top corner. Chelsea equalised
with a fluke from Harford before Barlow scored his first goal after a
brilliant ball from Beardsley.
Early in the second half, Hinchliffe was replaced by Horne with Harper
going to left back and Snodin dropping to right back, this gave control of
the midfield to Chelsea and they dominated the last 30 minutes - it was no
real surprise when Stuart equalised when he out jumped Keown and Ablett -
about 5'8 getting above two 6'ers......
The whole game was very niggling, Wise is still a dirty whinging little
sh*t, Townsend seemed to want a scrap with anyone in a blue shirt and
Harford was just an animal. For Everton, Johnston started badly, but
actually played quite well once he'd figured out how to stand up, Snodin
looks almost back to his best and must be kept in the centre of midfield,
Kenny is growing in confidence and did a few good things last night.Harper
was useless and the defence struggled against a fairly average Chelsea
attack - other than the two goals, Everton produce very few chances.
Paul
|
35.559 | soooooo lucky! | DBOT07::RUSSELL | | Thu Dec 03 1992 10:17 | 18 |
| Paul,
I only watched the match on the telly last night. I felt that
both Harper and Kenny ( no 7 I think) should have been booked for
the vicious double tackle on Wyse.
Bot Everton goals were flukes , Beardsley's was wind assisted and
would have gone into Hitchcock's arms otherwise. Barlow's goal
was illegal, as when Beardsley took the free kick, the ball was moving.
Beardsley also did this in the second half, and Everton nearly scored.
Chelsea were very unlucky only to draw, and I fancy us away to
Palace in the next round, so it's bye bye to Merseyside for another
year.
Cheers,
*Tiger*
|
35.560 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Thu Dec 03 1992 10:53 | 16 |
| >> I only watched the match on the telly last night. I felt that
>> both Harper and Kenny ( no 7 I think) should have been booked for
>> the vicious double tackle on Wyse.
Nah, blantant dive by the whinging little sh*t..... :-)
I agree about the Everton flukes - we'll call it a 2-0 victory for
Chelsea then. :-)
Incidently, does anyone know if Ton Jensen was going last night, my
last bit of advice to him was to get the Chelsea special. However I
heard on the radio last night that the special had broken down and some
500/600 Chelsea supporters missed the game..... whoops.
Paul
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35.561 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Thu Dec 03 1992 12:45 | 18 |
|
When we left Ton on Sunday he said he was doubtful for last night,
trouble getting back and all that.
On last night's game I was surprised at some of the tackles and
aggresion being shown by the Everton, it dosen't surprise me that
Townsend retaliated. Rightly or wrongly he's not one to stand round
and do nothing. I only saw the highlights and from them it appeared to
be Everton doing most of the provoking.
Still if I was an Everton fan (god, what a thought) I would take heart
in last nights game.
Tiger,
are you a Chelsea fan again?? ;-)
Loz.
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35.562 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Thu Dec 03 1992 13:14 | 13 |
|
I didn't catch much of the highlights last night, but I've been to both
the Chelsea - Everton games in the last couple of weeks, and although I
might be 'slightly' biased, it was definitely the Chelsea players who
were dishing out most of the rough stuff.
Both Townsend and Wise have got some kind of attitude problem when they
play Everton. I remember Townsend getting sent off a few years ago
playing for Southampton against Everton - dunno what Wise's problem is,
but he rates slightly higher than Vinnie Jones on the popularity stakes
at Goodison.
Paul
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35.563 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Thu Dec 03 1992 13:19 | 15 |
|
I agree with you Loz, I too thought Everton played well,
particularly in the first half. Chelsea did well to fight
back from being behind twice.
There is still something missing about Chelsea and I can't
put my finger on it. I noticed it against Leeds last Sunday
and again in the thirty minutes of highlights last night.
I fancy Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the replay.
Fancy going Loz ?
JN.
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35.564 | The high ball is back in Selhurst Park... | DBOT07::RUSSELL | | Thu Dec 03 1992 13:27 | 16 |
| re .561
Is this turning into the Chelsea note?
Ok Loz, I said goodbye until they got rid of the three wise men from
Wimbledon, 2 are gone, and Wyse is the pick of the three. Consider
me back in the fold....8^)
Actually, The football that Chelsea are playing this season is the
best I've seen them play for a couple of years. They're looking more
like Forest with all that slick ground football, I like it.
Keep it up ..
*Tiger*
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35.565 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Thu Dec 03 1992 13:31 | 8 |
|
Oi - bog off back to your own note....... :-)
But seriously, Newton and the other dark (am I allowed to say dark in
here Mr mod) fella - was it Sinclair ?, were outstanding last night -
maybe Everton will change their buying policy one day.
Paul
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35.566 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Thu Dec 03 1992 18:21 | 20 |
|
Jeff,
I'd like to go to the replay but I've set my sights on the Manc game on
the Saturday. What with her in doors being heavily ladened she get's a
bit touchy if I do too much football, if you fancy that...game on.
Tiger,
nice to see you back in the fold.
Paul,
awfully sorry to be cluttering up your note old chap.
Will all the real blues fans return to the real blues note in 31,
ta,
Loz.
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35.567 | Hello Tiger Goodbye tiger ............. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Dec 04 1992 17:31 | 17 |
|
TIGER
Welcome back to the conference (you only note when your winning la la
....)
now go back to 31 .If you have nothing good to say about the real
blues then naff off ...8-)8-).
and so to monday ...
I must say this is the first time ,going into a derby ,that i expect
a trashing but we will see...
Liam
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35.568 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Dec 07 1992 11:49 | 13 |
|
Well now that the Chelsea supporters have done their usual and run
away, we can get back to the real subject... EVERTON
It's the derby game tonight and it will probably my last visit to the
hallowed turf for a while due to the horrendous cost, lack of any
decent football and the lure of Sainsburys on a saturday afternoon.
Rush will probably be missing for them, while Keown is doubtful and
Harper and Hinchliffe are out.
Everton have drawn Wimbledon away in the FA cup, great !
Paul
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35.569 | Spread a little happiness | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Dec 08 1992 08:34 | 14 |
|
Everton ... 2 Liverpool ... 1
I couldn't believe it, what a great result !
The first half sounded pretty poor, but the second half really
came to life and was very exciting with Everton just about worth
the win. I'll leave it for Paul to put in a match report as he was
actually there to savour the atmosphere (a crowd of 35,000 + I
understand).
Regards
Ian
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35.570 | | TRUCKS::SANT | But sir, it's *supposed* to do that! | Tue Dec 08 1992 09:06 | 17 |
|
Alan Hansen described the first half as a perfect cure for
insomnia on R5 last night.
Everton brought on Beagrie for Unsworth (?) at half time and
the game came to life.
Liverpool sounded all over Everton for long spells in the second
half but lost concentration after taking the lead, then stopped
playing with five minutes to go...Everton punished them.
Having seen the goals on tv this morning I can't help feeling
sorry for Hooper. I bet his ears will be ringing for a few days
after Sourpuss saw him let two weak shots get past him into the
same corner of his net.
Andy.
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35.571 | Beardsley shoots.... goooooaaaaalll ! | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Tue Dec 08 1992 11:16 | 45 |
|
Everton 2-1 Liverpool Att 35,000ish
Johnston 61 Some talentless waster 60
Beardsley 85
The roller coaster season continues......
I can't remember much about the first half, neither team created any
chances, but it was a typical derby played at 100MPH with 100%
commitment. Unsworth went off at half time to be replaced by Beagrie
and Everton finally looked as if they could create something, as it was
Wright scored with a free header from a corner in the 60th minute.
Thankfully this sparked Everton into life and Johnston equalised with a
long shot that seemed to crawl past Hooper and in off the post. Barnes
hit the post not long after the equaliser, but that was all he did for
90 minutes - Everton continued to create chances and Beardsley,
Beagrie, Barlow and Johnston all went close.
I thought the game was heading towards a draw when Ablett set up
Beardsley and his shot crept into the corner - deep joy, the ground
errupted and all the red sh*tes crawled back under their stones.
Snodin and Kenny were oustanding - I was shocked when Snodin went off
with about 10 minutes to go, hopefully he's not injured again. Johnston
also had the best game I've seen him play - not just because of his
goal but his workrate aswell.
Today's papers were full of Souness whinging about how he would have
been disapointed with a draw and was gutted by defeat - tough sh*t,
Everton didn't play well last night, but Liverpool got in front and
then crumbled, they might look pretty knocking the ball round in
midfield, but other than their goal and when Barnes hit the post, they
never really threatened.
As for Everton, there's still problems, but hopefully this win will
give them some confidence and they can start scoring and winning,
having said that, they'll probably get stuffed at Sheffield Utd on
saturday.
Liam, I went to the Royal Oak for a swift celebratory half and the
atmosphere was superb, they had sky on showing Phil Thomson whinging
and showed the goals about 15 times - it was brilliant.
Paul
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35.572 | I only sing when i,m winning........... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Dec 08 1992 12:11 | 36 |
|
" YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE ,MY ONLY SUNSHINE ,YOU MAKE ME HAPPY
WHEN SKIES ARE GREY "
I watched the match last night but cant remember a thing..
except shi@@@@@@@@ myself every time Barnes got the ball.
People are saying "its only one match ".I say its more than
that .It could be the start of something.Adding "the red sh@@e"
to our scalps along with Villa ,Blackburn and Man u .
I admit Everton weren,t at their best ,a long way off me thinks
but 3 points is three points and we climb a few more places off
the bottom .This might instill some cofidence in the side.
Good to see Howie with a smile on his face and the whinging face
of sourpuss ,who later said he wouldn,t have been happy with a draw
for all their possesion .Though sh.t !!!!
I,m going to milk this one for a few days.....
Cheers
Liam
p.s. Paul did you like my reverse psychology ,saying we were going
to get trashed .
Phew !!!!!!! and i won a tenner .
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35.573 | Smile Away ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Dec 08 1992 12:43 | 27 |
|
> People are saying "its only one match ".I say its more than
> that .It could be the start of something.Adding "the red sh@@e"
> to our scalps along with Villa ,Blackburn and Man u .
> This might instill some cofidence in the side.
I must admit it is a brilliant result but I can't get too carried
away just yet . I've thought each of Everton's wins (and there
havn't been too many) might be the start of something in terms
of a good run, but every time it's been back down to earth with
a bump in the next match.
Well let's hope it's different this time !
Is there any news on Ian Snodin, is he injured or was the
substitution a tactical move ?
I don't know much about this lad Kenny, has anyone got any
information about him ? I believe he is a home-grown talent, is
that right ?
Regards
Ian
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35.574 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Tue Dec 08 1992 14:17 | 20 |
|
Ian,
nothing about Snodin in the papers, I suspect there's something wrong
with him, but the papers and radio are too busy concentrating on
Souness' whinging. Barlow seemed to pull something late on as well, so
he could be doubtful for Saturday.
Bill Kenny is a youngster who's come up through the ranks, I've seen
him a few times now, but he seemed to come of age last night - he's not
one of these spectacular players, but he reminds me a bit of a young
MacMahon -before Liverpool taught him how to be an animal - his dad,
also played for the Blues in the early 1970s.
Liam, it wasn't you lack of a prediction that won the game, it was my,
unwashed since 1985, lucky bobble hat - I washed it once and Everton
lost 4-3 at home to Chelsea. It was the first time it had seen daylight
for a couple of years yesterday....
paul
|
35.575 | how could you say that | GAOV10::MURPHY | | Wed Dec 09 1992 08:21 | 12 |
| obviousley the noter in 35.571 didn't see the the matct.If he did he
couldn't say Liverpool only created two chances.Liverpool quite
definately deserved to win that match but as usual southhall kept
them in the match.So please,enough of these tunnel visioned comments
as they are very unfair and totally inaccurate.
looking forward to the return as it was a very entertaining game.
regards,
Anthony.
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35.576 | | TRUCKS::SANT | But sir, it's *supposed* to do that! | Wed Dec 09 1992 08:31 | 10 |
|
Would this be the same Everton note that Paul Watterson officially
closed about two weeks ago? 8-) 8-)
I think we should be told...
Oh, by the way, great result on Monday night....;-)
Andy.
|
35.577 | we're all laughing at Liverpool | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Wed Dec 09 1992 09:23 | 21 |
|
Andy,
it was official closed about a month ago, then unofficially reopened a
couple of days later - wake up man !! :-)
(by the way, I finally found a turbo diesel to test drive)
Anthony,
I was defo there, unlike the legions of Liverpool supporters who are
able to give us detailed reports on TV 'live' games, world service
reports etc etc, but never actually go to games. I thought Nev had a
fairly quiet game, the only saves I remember him making was when Ronnie
(headless chicken) Rosenthal got through, but lost control and then
when the same player hit a shot from outside the box that Nev saved
easily. Face facts, Liverpool are ****, they must be to get beaten by a
very average Everton team.
Paul
|
35.578 | YOU WHAT! | GAOV10::MURPHY | | Wed Dec 09 1992 10:22 | 13 |
| PAUL,
I will agree with you about the legions of Liverpool supporters who
get their match comments from other sources.However I do not wish
to be put in this class.I would have to see a match before I'd
make a comment,and as to your other comment about not seeing live
games,i have been to Anfield and Wembley on a number of occasions
to support Liverpool and I have always announced my colours with
pride.So please don't catigorise me without facts.
regards
Anthony.
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35.579 | LOYAL SUPPORTERS | SUBURB::COMMIT | Commit Group | Wed Dec 09 1992 10:32 | 8 |
| I have to agree with what Paul is saying. Their are too many people in
this conferance who claim to be true supporters but only go and see
their team a few times a season. I wouldn't mind but then you get
people who see the game on TV (See Sheff Wed topic) and other people
who get reports from papers (See Leeds topic) who go on saying how
great their team was. True supporters, watch their team.
Terry
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35.580 | support | GAOV10::MURPHY | | Wed Dec 09 1992 11:12 | 5 |
| What paul says is true but for people who live in other countries the
task to try and get to every match is quite hard.As far as i am
concerned I have done well to get to as many matches as I have done
as I live on the west coast of Ireland.
Anthony.
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35.581 | LOYAL SUPPORTER | SUBURB::COMMIT | Commit Group | Wed Dec 09 1992 11:17 | 6 |
| I agree with what you are saying about how hard it is to get to a match
in another country, but the way you were talking it was as if you were
Liverpool best supporter. Still the Liverpool topic is no way near as
bad as the Leeds one for that.
Terry
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35.582 | Loyal or not ,that is not the question ??? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Dec 09 1992 12:27 | 29 |
|
RE ..Last few
I claim to be a "loyal Supporter " for the blues ,but i only go
to about four games a year.Then again i live in dublin and it costs
me a small fortune to go .
And you cant accuse anyone who supports the blues as jumping on the
bandwagon , as our bandwagon is temporarily still in the stable ..
Most football fans in Ireland follow a team in England as well.I
go to most Shelbourne home games but if they ever were playing
Everton i would be shouting for the blues .
This bickering about what defines a true supporter is nonsense ,the
fact that someone logs into this conference and even if it is
read-only mode (hello MR ROBB) infers that they support football
and that is what is important.
Different people have different circumstances (i.e .married with kids)
which dictate when they can go to matchs etc .They real test is ,how
upset you get when your team loses on a saturday afternoon....
cheers
Liam
(who has a lot of poxy weekends this season ,but some very good mid-
weeks )
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35.583 | Ease-up Anthony!!!!!!!! | MACNAS::MJGREANEY | Bananna Republic | Wed Dec 09 1992 12:39 | 12 |
| re: .580 etc...
seems like Anthony is suffering from Cunnovitis or is he aware of the
dreaded "Liverpudlian disease"......I thought these topics were
football related and not a geographical map of "and where do you live?"
Apologies to the "Blues" for this entry!
M.J.
|
35.584 | OW THAT HURT | GAOV10::MURPHY | | Wed Dec 09 1992 13:02 | 16 |
| lads in fairness I was only trying to defend myself against paul
onslaught.Paul made it sound as if if was the only football
supporter to go to matches.I did intend to sound like the best
Liverpool supporter but just try to get out of the stigma which was
attached to saying I only put in what I read.
take it easy paul or who ever else had a go at me.
Please leave CUNNO alone this is a very serious disease and should
not be mocked.
regards
Anthony.
L I V E R P O O L
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35.585 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Wed Dec 09 1992 13:28 | 14 |
|
Whoa.....
Anthony,
Re onslaught
I never attacked any individual - it was you who suggested I wasn't at
the game. I go to quite a few games (not as many as some noters in
here) and I admit I get the odd fact wrong as Brian Long 'sometimes'
points out.... :-) My hobby is having a go at Liverpool, loosen up and
don't take everything so personal.
Paul
|
35.586 | Let Paul enjoy himself.... | KBOMFG::TANNER | We're one, but we're not the same | Wed Dec 09 1992 18:28 | 10 |
|
Paul your quite welcome to have a go at the pool after winning against them,
after all it hasn't happened too often in the past years!!!!!!!!
My feelings regarding the defeat. Well lets not talk about them, I was
begining to get the feeling that we were on a good run...
regards....
-dave-
|
35.587 | well done | GAOV10::MURPHY | | Thu Dec 10 1992 08:10 | 4 |
| I AGREE.CONGRATULATIONS PAUL ON A HARD EARNED VIVTORY.
Regards,
Anthony.
|
35.588 | Let that be an end to it ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Dec 10 1992 15:44 | 15 |
|
Re. note 582
I totally agree Liam, this argument about being a 'true' supporter
really winds me up. I think you made some very good points and
answered the question once and for all.
Let's hope that Everton can consolidate there fabulous run of one
win on the trot (although beating Liverpool is worth five or six
other victories), and beat Sheffield United on Saturday (?).
Regards
Ian
|
35.589 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Fri Dec 11 1992 09:59 | 11 |
|
Team news for tomorrow.....
Kenny's out - he's suspended after being sent off in a reserve game a
few weeks back - Preki, Jackson, Harper and Waryzcha are all recalled
to the squad.
Everton are being linked with Kenny Irons of Tranmere and Graham Stuart
of Chelsea.
Paul
|
35.590 | Just a quickie (Ooooerrr!) | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Dec 11 1992 11:50 | 16 |
|
> Everton are being linked with Kenny Irons of Tranmere and Graham Stuart
> of Chelsea.
Paul,
I don't know anything about these players. What position do they
play in and are they any good ? I seem to remember you mentioning
Graham Stuart a few notes back when you reported on the Chelsea
game but I may be mistaken.
Regards
Ian
|
35.591 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Dec 14 1992 10:47 | 15 |
| Ian,
I think Kenny Irons is a midfield player - he scores a few goals, don't
know much else about him. Stuart scored a good goal at Goodison the
other week, but to be honest he hasn't really stood out in the games
I've seen.
Yet another disappointing defeat on Saturday - I'm not sure, but I
think Everton have only won once on a saturday (Nottm Forest) this
season- the wins over Villa, Man Utd, Blackburn, Liverpool, Wimbledon,
and Rotherham have all been midweek games - the only midweek defeat was
at Rotherham, so hopefully Everton can win at Chelsea on wednesday.
Paul - clutching at straws.....
|
35.592 | Are you sure? | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | Never and always | Wed Dec 16 1992 14:26 | 9 |
| - 1
Paul - re Graham Stuart - in your own words you described Stuart
as being "outstanding" in one of the games at Goodison! see note .526
Pedantically yours
Andy
|
35.593 | Sulk 1 - Ended | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Dec 16 1992 15:37 | 21 |
|
Well I've just about got over my sulk due to last weekends result,
the trouble is I'll probably be in another one tomorrow as it's
the Coco Coal replay tonight against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Judging from the report on the Sheffield Utd game it appears
that Everton, once again, played quite well at times but,
yes you guessed it, couldn't put the little white round thing
in between the two sticky upy things.
Let's hope for a bit of fighting spirit from the boys tonight,
and I don't mean of the Ian Wright variety, to salvage something
from an already hugely disappointing season.
Paul, do you have any team news and do you know whether the game
will be on Radio 5. I'll be praying for good reception anyway.
Regards
Ian
|
35.594 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Thu Dec 17 1992 09:30 | 17 |
|
.592
Whoops - your memory starts to go when you get to my age.....
.593
Sorry Ian, I was out yesterday afternoon - Johnston and Preki were
dropped, Rideout, Kenny, Harper and Beagrie were all recalled, it
didn't make much difference. I caught the last ten minutes on the
radio, Rideout hit the post with two minutes to go, but other than
that, Everton were pretty poor.
Preki scored for the reserves in a 1-1 draw at Mansfield, Johnston
limped off injured.
Paul
|
35.595 | Like a lead balloon | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Dec 17 1992 13:04 | 26 |
|
Sulk ? Me ? No, I'm beginning to develop suicidal tendancies !
Well, Everton have parted company with yet another competition,
namely the Coca Coal Cup, after being beaten 1 - 0 by Chelsea
last night. Although there was no match comentary on Radio 5
there were regular reports and apparently (as Paul said) Everton
were very poor and Chelsea certainly deserved their win. They
even decided to give Everton a chance by playing the last 20
minutes with 10 men due to having a player sent off for a bad
foul on Kenny, but of course they couln't capitalize on it.
There was a strange report about our Mr. Kendall being warned
(or booked ?) as he applauded the referee's decision to send off
the Chelsea player, and then carried on clapping the said player
off the pitch and down the tunnel. Bizarre or what !?!
What now then ?, he asked fumbling for some appropriate football
cliche. Ah yes, that's it, we're concentrating on the F.A. Cup.
(But I wouldn't put money on Everton beating Wimbledon at the
moment !)
Regards
Ian
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35.596 | Kenny was lucky | MACNAS::CWALSH | A goal a day keeps relegation away | Fri Dec 18 1992 11:11 | 8 |
| I saw the tackle for which the Chelsea player (what's his name) was
sent off. One of the worst tackles I've ever seen and definitely
deserved to be sent off. It was worse than Saunders tackle on Elliot.
He went in to mame Kenny and could have aswell but he didn't really
connect. Ian Wright has some competition.
Colm.
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35.597 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | JACK CHARLTON IS DESPICABLE | Fri Dec 18 1992 13:18 | 8 |
|
Gareth Hall was the one sent off for the challenge, the worst tackle I
have seen this year has got to be in the game between Portvale v
Stoke City in a F.A Cup replay, I dont know the names of the players
but it sent shiver down your spine, I dont even think the player got
booked.
Andy..B
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35.598 | Do they all belong to a travelling Circus!!! | PEKING::COSSEYN | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S BACK | Tue Dec 22 1992 13:21 | 8 |
|
I see Howard Kendell's team of Dwarfs managed there first win for some weeks
on Saturday, they should be good enough to avoid relegation to the
second division next season they really are the biggest bunch of
misfits ever to play for one team...
Neil..
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35.599 | | TRUCKS::SANT | But sir, it's *supposed* to do that! | Tue Dec 22 1992 15:13 | 9 |
|
Neil, that must be the fourth bomb of yours that I've read in the
past five minutes.....
What are you drinking, man?! ;-)
Obviously full of the yuletide spirit 8-)
Andy.
|
35.600 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Tue Dec 22 1992 15:21 | 6 |
|
Andy,
you're only jealous because he hasn't had a go at Man Utd yet........
Paul :-)
|
35.601 | | TRUCKS::SANT | But sir, it's *supposed* to do that! | Tue Dec 22 1992 16:25 | 8 |
|
sob sob
yeah, you're right Paul ;-)
Strange, really .......most of you lot do that first ;-)
Andy.
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35.602 | Drink and be merry ............ | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Dec 23 1992 14:08 | 14 |
|
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL YOU BLUES .........
oh and Everyone else in the conference .................
cheers
Liam
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35.603 | Are the pubs open yet ? | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Thu Dec 24 1992 10:33 | 8 |
|
Christmas rumours.....
Kendall's bid �700,000 for Steve Hodge
Merry xmas to all humans.
Watty
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35.604 | Four below and falling ! | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Dec 29 1992 12:05 | 17 |
|
Well I'm just back from my hols (until Thursday when I'm off
again for the new year !) only to find that it's gone awfully
quiet in here. Still, after a 4 - 2 thrashing by Q.P.R. and
having 2 players sent off I'm not really surprised. Things are
going from bad to worse !
At least Everton managed to beat Southampton and draw with
Middlesbrough (Sp?) over the previous week. Currently fifth
from bottom and clinging on to that Premier League place.
Happy New Year to all the footy noters, especially the Evertonians !
Regards
Ian
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35.605 | Always Look on the bright side of life ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Dec 30 1992 10:47 | 24 |
|
re -1
At least i,d take heart at the manner we came back in the second half
against qpr.I switched off the radio (with second half commentary)after
we were three nil down (and the cock crowed thrice )but later heard
that Barlows brace put the blues well into the match until sinton got
his third with two minutes to go.Shades of last year when spurs were
beating us three nil at half time but we managed to draw the game.
I have to agree that staying up has to be our priority ,its a good
job we started well.Wimbledon in the f.a.cup next and I wont comment
til after the game..
cheers
Liam
Have a happy new year and hopefully with plenty of pints ,err I mean
points of course !!!!
|
35.606 | | TRUCKS::WARDR | | Mon Jan 04 1993 10:34 | 4 |
| What is Johnston's mystery injury involving his cheekbone ???
When he is going to get a free back to Thistle ???
Ray
|
35.607 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Jan 04 1993 18:46 | 20 |
|
I'm still waiting for 'my sources' to fill me in on Johnston's injury -
it's a broken cheekbone sustained in 'an accident at home'.....
Everton also made the back page of the News of the World following an
incident in a pub in Birkdale (near Liverpool) involving Beardsley,
Snodin, Grahme Sharp, Neil Pointon and Mark Ward - Ward was said to be
lurking near the women's toilet upsetting all the regulars, a brawl
followed and Ward has now been barred from the pub....
Meanwhile back at the football - Kearton will make his full debut in
the cup replay against Wimbledon next Tuesday - appearantly he had a
blinder when he came on at QPR. Everton will face Villa or Bristol
Rovers away in the next round IF they can beat Wimbledon.
Crystal Palace away on Saturday, another blood bath I presume -
hopefully Everton will get a couple of dodgy penalties.
Paul
|
35.608 | Through the Executive Box window | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Jan 06 1993 12:11 | 18 |
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According to the Radio 5 reporter at the Rangers game last night
our Mr. Kendall was at Ibrox to cast a beady eye over a certain
striker called Ferguson. Later on when reporting on Rangers 3-2
victory (even Stuart McCall scored - Why did Everton sell him ?)
he said that Ferguson did not play particularly well and missed
a couple of good chances. It seems he would fit in to the Everton
team perfectly ! 8^)
Regards
Ian
P.S. I hear the Everton - Wimbledon cup game was another
all-time classic footballing feast ;-), does anyone have any
more information ?
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35.609 | | WARNUT::TPCASE::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Wed Jan 06 1993 13:06 | 6 |
| According to the papers (can't remember which one), Mo Johnstone got pissed
out of his tiny brain, had to be carried home and put to bed. Answering a call
of nature in the night, Mo fell down the stairs!
I don't know how HK [supposedly] found this explanation acceptable; if I was his
manager I would not pay him while he is injured and unavailable.
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35.610 | Bon Ani | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Jan 08 1993 14:38 | 14 |
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Good luck to the BLUES for tomorrows game against the Flying
whatsits. For some reason there is no love lost between the two
teams so it will probably be a bit of a physical battle to say the
least. But as Everton's away form is almost as good as their home
form they are always in with a chance.
Is there any further news on the rumoured bid for Steve Hodge, or
was it just another rumour ?
Regards
Ian
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35.611 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Fri Jan 08 1993 15:45 | 11 |
| Nothing at all on the Hodge story.........
Kendall was at Ibrox during the week watching Duncan Ferguson, but
appearantly he's NOT for sale- at any price according to Dundee's
manager.
The needle between Everton and Palace goes back to the ZDS cup final
when Keown was assaulted by some Palace player - I think Keown got sent
off in the next league game at Selhurst.
Paul
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35.612 | | YUPPY::PANES | My other bus is a 68 | Fri Jan 08 1993 15:58 | 17 |
| <<< Note 35.611 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "By eck it's parky" >>>
> The needle between Everton and Palace goes back to the ZDS cup final
> when Keown was assaulted by some Palace player - I think Keown got sent
> off in the next league game at Selhurst.
> Paul
Watty you rascal, that is errant nonsense. If my memory serves me
it was ugly ( Keown ) who started mixing it at Goodison.
Anyway a few choruses of "Hi Ho" tomorrow and hopefully 3 points for
the pre-pubescent Palace .
Stuart
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35.613 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Fri Jan 08 1993 16:26 | 11 |
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Stuart,
would I try and wind people up in here - never....Keown's an angel
until it comes to the playing against the fading Eagles - they must do
something to upset him. How can you call him ugly, the wife reckons
he's quite handsome when compared to Harper, Beardsley and Ablett.
Have they still got the puddles at Selhurst ?
Paul
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35.614 | | YUPPY::PANES | My other bus is a 68 | Fri Jan 08 1993 16:48 | 20 |
| <<< Note 35.613 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "By eck it's parky" >>>
> Stuart,
> would I try and wind people up in here - never....Keown's an angel
> until it comes to the playing against the fading Eagles - they must do
> something to upset him. How can you call him ugly, the wife reckons
> he's quite handsome when compared to Harper, Beardsley and Ablett.
Beardsley makes John Merrick look cute.
> Have they still got the poodles at Selhurst ?
Paul,
Have you been drinking?
Stuart
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35.615 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Fri Jan 08 1993 17:27 | 9 |
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Stuart,
YOU'RE DEAD - that's the sort of stupid mistake I sometimes put in, and
I fell for it !!!!
Paul
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35.616 | BRING ON EUBANK ........ | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jan 08 1993 17:57 | 22 |
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I have already noted my dislike for the F.Es,which seemed to upset
yuppy :: Panes .I still havent changed my mind and undoubtably tomorrow
will be a feast of football 8-)8-)..
We could really do with the three points but palace are the form team
except the little hic-cup last saturday.
We must be a serious challenger for the ugliest team in the premier
league.Now if only we had Ian Rush we would definatly win it hands
down.
Just for my records Who scored for the blues against southampton
over the x-mas.....
cheers
Liam
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35.617 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Fri Jan 08 1993 18:31 | 17 |
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Liam,
how you doing ?
Beardsley (pen) and Rideout scored against Soton.
A defeat tomorrow and things will start to look bad - relegation this
season would be a disaster, I think there's three down and only one up
the following season - but I'm not panicking YET !!
Horne's dropped tomorrow, Ebbrell and Kenny will be centre midfield
(not that they'll need a midfield against Palace......)
Paul
Paul
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35.618 | Eagles shot down ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jan 11 1993 09:11 | 21 |
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Good win on saturday ...
It moves us up one more place from relegation ,only three points
behind Liverpool.Another three points and we will be in mid-table
and should be safe from the dreaded "R zone".
Beardsley and jackson scored to get revenge on the Eagles...
Nigel Martin was lucky to stay on the pitch after a fearsome
tackle on beardsley.
The Wombles on wednesday in the F.A. cup replay...
Cheers
Liam
p.s. Where did we get that gear ???????????????? white with blue
collars ..
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35.619 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Jan 11 1993 11:20 | 9 |
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Good win on saturday - despite the ref being an obvious 'homer' and
refusing to send the donkey of a keeper off after his vicious assault
on Beardsley.
Kendall was on the radio this morning denying that he's on the verge of
leaving - Joe Jordon is meant to be his replacement if he does go....
Paul
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35.620 | | YUPPY::PANES | My other bus is a 68 | Mon Jan 11 1993 11:36 | 21 |
| <<< Note 35.619 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "By eck it's parky" >>>
> Good win on saturday - despite the ref being an obvious 'homer' and
> refusing to send the donkey of a keeper off after his vicious assault
> on Beardsley.
I did mention at the time that I thought it was "an ugly challenge", but
that was only because Tommy Cruise was involved. I'm not entirely sure
that it was a "goal-scoring" chance, in which case the bouffant one was
keeping to the spirit of the law. He made amends ( if indeed it was
necessary ) to the Evertonians, by allowing the free kick which led to
the first goal, which was not only a rolling ball, but I estimate it
was also taken 20 yards from the right spot.
Palace continue to show generousity to the "little" clubs ( Hartlepool,
Everton etc ).
Stuart
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35.621 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Jan 11 1993 11:53 | 18 |
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Blimey that didn't take long to get a reaction....
To be honest, I usually wouldn't have been bothered about the keeper
not getting sent off, but having said that, Southall was sent off for a
stupid offence at QPR a couple of weeks ago - it just shows how
inconsistant refs can be - 'spirit of the law' and all that cr*p.
As for the free kick - yes it was well away from the spot and the ball
was moving, shame - I videoed the goals and managed to catch a vicious
thug throwing her chips at Matt Jackson as he celebrated his goal, I
have reported the matter to the south London police.
Little clubs - pah, at least Everton don't have to share their ground
with Wimbledon and their car-park with the Sainsburys shoppers.... and
my dad's bigger than your dad. :-)
Paul
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35.622 | Milford eat my donkey | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Our Nige is Their Nige Now - Thank the Lord | Mon Jan 11 1993 12:00 | 5 |
| Everton seem to be little both stature and travelling support. They
must have had the fewest fans with them this season. Mr Panes is
clearly correct in his assessment of them :-)
Paul
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35.623 | | YUPPY::PANES | My other bus is a 68 | Mon Jan 11 1993 12:07 | 19 |
| <<< Note 35.622 by YUPPY::PATEMAN "Our Nige is Their Nige Now - Thank the Lord" >>>
-< Milford eat my donkey >-
> Everton seem to be little both stature and travelling support. They
> must have had the fewest fans with them this season. Mr Panes is
> clearly correct in his assessment of them :-)
> Paul
To be fair ( "what in the Football Conference ?????" ), the scousers
did bring down about 4000 for the Wimbledon game and visited the Subbuteo
Ground recently.
To add insult to injury someone accused me of being an Evertonian in the
players lounge after the game. Although I was with a Scouser who confuses
fellow players in the Kirby and District league by wearing a Palace shirt
( probably to cover up his Everton tattoo ) to his Sunday matches.
Stuart
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35.624 | | ARRODS::OHAGANB | | Mon Jan 11 1993 15:08 | 15 |
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> To add insult to injury someone accused me of being an Evertonian in the
> players lounge after the game. Although I was with a Scouser who confuses
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Are we to now address you as Stuart "Friend to the Stars" Panes
or are they letting any old herberts in these days.
barry.
p.s. Does Wyman bring his 12 year olds along for a glass of pop?
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35.625 | An old herbert writes | YUPPY::PANES | My other bus is a 68 | Mon Jan 11 1993 15:27 | 21 |
| <<< Note 35.624 by ARRODS::OHAGANB >>>
>> Are we to now address you as Stuart "Friend to the Stars" Panes
>> or are they letting any old herberts in these days.
barry.
I just walk in, but I did have a beer with Chris Coleman in a pub
in Croydon on Saturday night, and might be meeting up with him again
tomorrow.
> p.s. Does Wyman bring his 12 year olds along for a glass of pop?
I hope you didn't expect me to put a predictable reply about coke.
Stuart
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35.626 | Good try ! Replay Tuesday ? | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Jan 12 1993 13:41 | 13 |
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Can anyone tell ne whether the Everton - Wimbledon replay is
tonight (Tuesday), or tomorrow (Wednesday) please.
I think someone has already said that it is on Wednesday, but I
thought the Liverpool - Notlob match was on Wednesday and I
presume they can't both be on the same day as both Everton and
Liverpool are at home.
Thanks
Ian
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35.627 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Tue Jan 12 1993 14:30 | 8 |
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Tonight - snow permitting.
Kearton makes his debut, Barlow plays up front in place of Rideout -
I'm going, so providing Everton don't lose, I'll put a report in on
Thursday.
Paul
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35.628 | No predictions please ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 12 1993 17:30 | 20 |
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The wombles tonight at Goodison...
A Feast of football in store me thinks ......
Paul i was tempted to put in a prediction but remembered last year
so i wont bother..
I await your match report ..
cheers
Liam
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35.629 | The F.A. Cup is toffee free 8-( | MOEUR3::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Jan 13 1993 07:42 | 22 |
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Everton ... 1 Wimbledon ... 2
Watson Fashanu
Earle (sp)
'The final disappointment'
Well that's the end of Everton's season then !
>> I'm going, so providing Everton don't lose, I'll put a report in on
>> Thursday.
>> Paul
I don't think I could bear to here the gory details anyway.
Regards
Ian
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35.630 | Whither Watty??? | YUPPY::PANES | My other bus is a 68 | Wed Jan 13 1993 08:56 | 4 |
| I am sure that Everton could not get motivated after their giant killing
feats at the Palace last Saturday.
Stuart
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35.631 | SICK AS A WOMBLE ....... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Jan 13 1993 08:57 | 24 |
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Re last Our season isint over yet ,We still have to survive in the
premier league.
Already I hear the " Kendall Out mob".
I would give him another season.He has almost cleared out the mess
that Harvey left but with no money left ,and no more likely to come
our way this season, at least he has blooded some youngsters
Barlow ,Kearton,Kenny etc ...
Not a lot to play for and it,s only the 13th january .
cheers
Liam
I was going to book for the Derby game in march but i could think of
a lot better things to do with 200 quid .........
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35.632 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Thu Jan 14 1993 09:56 | 35 |
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Ian Pratley - hit next unseen now.....
Everton 1-2 Wimbledon 15,000ish FA Cup third replay
What an unbelievable cr*p game - Wimbledon played they're usual hoof it
and chase it tactics, but Everton didn't have the brains or the skill
to cope with it. The first half was dire with Everton unable to break
down Wimbledon's defence and Wimbledon showing no real interest in
attacking until Fashanu chased a long ball which Keown and Watson both
made a mess off - Fashanu nipped it to score past Kearton. Everton
started brightly in the second half and Preki hit a 'Sheedy-like' free
kick against the underside of the bar - but Wimbledon went straight
down the other end and scored the second. Watson pulled a goal back
with about 20 minutes to go, but Everton never really looked like
equalising.
Kendall should do now what he didn't do at the end of last season,
clear out all the deadwood and start rebuilding - Keown's refusing to
sign a new contract and even though he's Everton's best defender should
be sold now for as much money as possible. Ebbrell remains the eternal
promising youngster who fails to deliver, same for Barlow, Horne and
Rideout are second class never-have-beens, Cottee, Beagrie and Johnston
don't figure in Kendall's plans so they should be ditched. On the plus
side, Kenny gets better in every game, Preki seems to be adjusting to
English football and was probably the best player on Tuesday - and
Beardsley and Southall are a class above the rest - one report I
saw for a recent game had Beardsley man of the match with the comment
'too good for Everton' - sad but true.
I shall be voting with my feet from now on, so until anything dramatic
happens you'll be spared my abysmal reports.
Paul
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35.633 | Kendall needs a snow-shovel to clear out the mess... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jan 15 1993 10:12 | 21 |
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Paul
re last Why is it so obvious to us supporters what needs to be done
and not the management ??
I agree with your comments ,write off this season and possibly the next
and rebuild for the future .I honestly didnt expect Everton to challenge
for the league this season but then they go and have a great start to
the season and raise our hopes.It,s what man u did and if they win the
league this year they could hold on to it for a few years to come(sad
but true).Everton used to have a great reserve and a teams where are
all these players now ??
Leeds tomorrow and i,ll proably watch the rugby !!!!!!!!
cheers
Liam
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35.634 | It's good news week(end) ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Jan 18 1993 08:30 | 13 |
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Everton ... 2 Leeds United ... 0
Cottee (2)
I can't believe it, two league wins on the trot. It's the most
excited I've beem all season (about football that is !).
Perhaps TC does figure in our Mr. Kendall's plans after all.
Regards
Ian
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35.635 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Jan 18 1993 11:13 | 14 |
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Two league wins in a row - amazing, Kendall was saying it was the best
home performance of the season. Shame they couldn't do it on Wednesday.
If Kendall's going to play Cottee, he's got to be in until the end of
the season and given a proper run - rather than dropping him after one
bad game.
No game next week - Derry City away in a friendly on Saturday.
Fashanu was on the radio on Saturday saying how much he likes Everton
and the manager and the supporters etc etc and how he'd love to come
and play at Goodison.... frightening....
Paul
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35.636 | | FORTY2::ASH | Grahame Ash @REO | Mon Jan 18 1993 13:24 | 10 |
| <<< Note 35.635 by EBYGUM::WATTERSONP "By eck it's parky" >>>
> Fashanu was on the radio on Saturday saying how much he likes Everton
> and the manager and the supporters etc etc and how he'd love to come
> and play at Goodison.... frightening....
But Paul - ALL the Wimbledon players love playing at Goodison!!
g
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35.637 | (Royal) Blue is the Colour | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Jan 18 1993 15:55 | 25 |
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> If Kendall's going to play Cottee, he's got to be in until the end of
> the season and given a proper run - rather than dropping him after one
> bad game.
I think you're quite right Paul let's give the lad a fair run in
the team, but who is he going to link up with in attack ...
... Aaahh, wait a minute, I know just the man ....
> Fashanu was on the radio on Saturday saying how much he likes Everton
> and the manager and the supporters etc etc and how he'd love to come
> and play at Goodison.... frightening....
Yes that's it 'Fash the Bash'. What a target man, he's strong on
the ball, a good 'battler', he's got an excellent goalscoring
record, but, yes you've guessed it, there's one reason why he
wouldn't fit in.
That's right .... he's too tall !
Regards
Ian
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35.638 | Derry City v Everton? | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Mon Jan 18 1993 17:21 | 6 |
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Paul, Are you sure about the Derry friendly? Derry have a vital league
of Ireland clash with Cork City on Sunday. They'd be crazy to play
the day before.
Gary.
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35.639 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Jan 18 1993 17:27 | 9 |
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Gary,
it was on the radio last Saturday - it could be Midweek or Friday, but
I'm sure they said Saturday.
Do you want me to check - or are you just asking ?
Paul
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35.640 | THERE,S ONLY ONE TONY COTTEE ...YOU WHAT... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jan 18 1993 17:35 | 17 |
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OH AH TONY COTTEE !!!!
I know it doesn,t rhymh but what the hell ..Is this the first time
we have beaten leeds since they were promoted ??? I cant recall.
Great win all the same and i might just start saving for the derby
game .Same points are those across the park and climbing..
Paul could you find out about the derry game as i might just go to
that one.
cheers
liam
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35.641 | IS IT TOMORROW NIGHT ?? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 19 1993 08:47 | 11 |
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I have heard a rumor that Everton take on Derry tomorrow night
can anyone confirm this ???
Liam
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35.642 | Everton play tomorrow night | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Tue Jan 19 1993 09:16 | 7 |
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Re -1,
It's tomorrow night, 7.30 in the Brandywell. If you want directions
Liam, letme know.
Gary.
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35.643 | A BIT TOO FAR MID-WEEK I,M AFRAID... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 19 1993 16:08 | 24 |
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The papers today said that At last Gerry Peyton has been given a free
transfer as Jason Kearton has been confirmed as number two .(three
international keepers at goodison) to Southall.I thought he had left
ages ago.
Graham sharp is supposidly on the move from Oldham to possibly tranmere
(we let him go a year too early ,i think).
Gary
there,s no way i,d make it to the brandywell tomorrow night i,ll just
have to settle for dalymount.This is not a test of my loyalties but
traveling 180-190 miles for a friendly where as dalymount is about
2 miles away and the game should be a cracker ...
I heard another rumour that they could be playing drogheda or dundalk
on friday ?? any news on this ...
The red sh@@@ at tolka on friday against the mighty shels ,i,ll be at
that shouting for the Shels ....
cheers
Liam
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35.644 | Only Playing Derry City.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 19 1993 16:15 | 10 |
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I have just had it confirmed that Everton are only playing one
match in Ireland ,tomorrow night in the brandywell.
Cheers
Liam
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35.645 | Hope Derry v Everton is an improvement on last year | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Tue Jan 19 1993 17:27 | 8 |
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Liam,
And you get to see both your favourite teams beat Liverpool as well.
I presume you'll be at Shels v Liverpool on Friday.
Gary.
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35.646 | Come on you SHELS ........ | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 19 1993 17:35 | 17 |
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RE -1
Was that 0-0 or 5-0 ,my memory fails me ...yes Gary i,ll be in
tolka park, in my usual seat,on friday to see the REDS beat the
reds .
Best of luck tomorrow night
cheers
Liam
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35.647 | 0-0 I think | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Tue Jan 19 1993 17:38 | 6 |
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I'm pretty sure Derry v Everton was a boring 0-0 draw. It was
certainly an awful game. A friend of mine goes to all the Derry games
and he said it was one of the worst he's ever seen.
Gary.
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35.648 | Info Please | ESSB::BLONG | Europe is Scouse Free | Wed Jan 20 1993 15:29 | 10 |
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Paul,
What's the story on getting ticket's for an Everton home game (13 March).
I'm hoping to go to the United V Villa on the sunday, so i might take in
the Everton V Forest game on the saturday. Tranmere are down to play Leicester
that saturday, will that game be on the Friday?? . If it was I could make
it a weekend of Footie.
�@
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35.649 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Wed Jan 20 1993 16:00 | 20 |
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Brian,
unfortunately all games at Goodison are completely sold out weeks before
- there may be a possibility of tickets for games in the middle of next
season, but nothing at the moment....... :-)
But seriously, there's no problem at all getting into Goodison
nowadays- give me a shout if you're coming and we can meet for a beer
before - providing I can rediscover my enthusiasm for football before
then.
Tranmere can't make up their mind whether to play on Friday's or
Saturday's - I'll see if I can find out. (I know a few of Tranmere's
home games are getting shifted to Sunday's for live coverage on
Granada - that'll probably be one of them.....)
Paul
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35.650 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Thu Jan 21 1993 09:09 | 7 |
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Everton won 3-2 at Derry last night - Harper, Preece (who ?) and Ablett
scored after Everton were 0-2 down at half-time.
Did anyone go ? (or does anyone have a decent report)
Paul
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35.651 | And Were off to Goodison ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jan 22 1993 10:43 | 19 |
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I didn,t go to the brandywell but i heard Everton very kindly gave
Derry two goals up and stared to play afterthe break.Everton had
four changes in the second half.The scorers were Harper ,Ablett
and Priest (who he) ??
Sorry cant give a more detailed account.
Paul
there is a special offer in the daily star this week to travel to
england for a punt and you can bring three mates .I am going to book
today for the Blackburn game on the 13th of feb.There is no chance of
them moving this to sunday ???
I.ll talk to you sooner about meeting for drink or six ...
Cheers
Liam
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35.652 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Fri Jan 22 1993 12:30 | 9 |
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Liam,
I'm pretty certain it won't be on a Sunday - changing ths subject
slightly,Everton have got Wimbledon away next week in the
League(Tuesday or Wednesday) so the enthusiasm might be wavering again.
I'll get the train in this time so I can have a few more beers.
Paul
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35.653 | Who else ? | MILE::PRIEST | All at sea at Solent | Fri Jan 22 1993 14:38 | 3 |
| > and Priest (who he) ??
Sorry, no autographs.
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35.654 | Will I wear that silly hat again ..no thanks | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jan 22 1993 18:30 | 12 |
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PAUL
I wasgoing to suggest that ,about the train, I mean.We wont be staying
the night but will be in liverpool until about 10:30 i think.
There is proably no need to book the tickets in advance but could you
find out how much the train is from holyhead to lime st and the
frequency of same..
Cheers
Liam
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35.655 | Too Good To Be True... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jan 25 1993 21:12 | 16 |
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I knew it was to good to be true ....
The Everton v Blackburn game is now prosponed because Blackburn
went and won their bloody f.a. cup match ,so they will play the
next round on the 12th,13th or 14th of feb.
Anyone want ferry tickets for that weekend ????
Paul
I,m trying to get on the ferry for the sixth ,Everton vs Spurs.
I was at this tie last year with great results 3-1 to the blues.
I,ll let you know as soon as possible..
Cheers
Liam
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35.656 | Spurs Look Dodgy ...Tuesday 9Th mid week | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 26 1993 11:37 | 12 |
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IT GETS WORSE !!!!
The Spurs game is on tuesday 9th .How far is Birmingham from
holyhead and whats the liklyhood of getting match tickets for
the Villa ,now that they are flying high ????
Cheers
Liam
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35.657 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | It's MISTER IPS to you !!! | Tue Jan 26 1993 11:44 | 13 |
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The 9th of what ?
It's probably only a couple of hours to Birmingham by train from
Holyhead, you're as well to contact Goodison about tickets.
Wimbledon away (again) tonight - should be a thrilling game with a
record low attendance for a Premier league game. Snodin's back, but
Ebbrell and Beagrie are injured. Rumours at the weekend that Leeds are
after Southall - Kearton's only played a game and a half, so it's a bit
soon to let Nev go.
Paul
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35.658 | FOR ENTERTAINMENT WATCH THE BAGGIES | SUBURB::COMMIT | Commit Group | Tue Jan 26 1993 11:52 | 12 |
| Liam
Standing at Villa matches is not usually all-ticket but if you want to
sit in the home end, then its better to get tickets in advance. Away seats
range from �9 (Behind the goal) to �11 (Side of pitch). Standing is about
�7.
Or alternatively, go and watch the BAGGIES. The fixture list is in
note 177.4 and you should be able to get seat tickets on the day.
Cheers
Barry
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35.659 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | It's MISTER IPS to you !!! | Tue Jan 26 1993 12:07 | 8 |
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Do they still have standing for away supporters at Villa Park ? I
thought the Witton end is all-seating nowadays ?
Who are West Brom playing that day ? - Crewe, Barnet, Chester ? -I bet
that'll be exciting........ :-)
Paul
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35.660 | Directions to the Hawthorns | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Tue Jan 26 1993 13:07 | 5 |
|
Might be worth going to see West Brom Liam, you'll be playing them next
season. :-)
Gary.
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35.661 | Going Up, Going Up, Going Up | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Jan 27 1993 08:20 | 41 |
| <<< Note 35.659 by EBYGUM::WATTERSONP "It's MISTER IPS to you !!!" >>>
> Do they still have standing for away supporters at Villa Park ? I
> thought the Witton end is all-seating nowadays ?
You're absolutely right Paul, this area is all seated now. I know
because I was at the F.A. Cup 4th round game between Villa and
Wimbledon (it finished 1 - 1 and Wimbledon very nearly sneaked a
win). Wonderful isn't it, the first week-end I was able to see a
match this season and Everton didn't have a game.
Meanwhile, at the lowest attended top division game ever ! ...
Wimbledon ... 1 Everton ... 3
Fashanu Cottee (2)
Snodin
Revenge is sweet eh !?!
According to radio 5 the game was rather scrappy (what a suprise)
with Wimbledon applying most of the pressure for the first hour.
Then, with what was described as Everton's first serious attack,
there was a blunder in the Wimbledon defence and Cottee nipped in
to score his fifth goal of the season. Five minutes later and there
was another Wimbledon error at the back which Cottee again latched
on to to make it two nil to Everton. Then to end a devastating 12
minute spell by the away team Ian Snodin was found with space in
the penalty area and he slotted a low shot into the corner of the
net to make it three nil. I couldn't believe it, and even a late
consolation goal from Fashanu didn't spoil what was to be a great
away win for Everton which catapults them up to 12th in the
table (above Liverpool).
That's three league wins on the trot and is Evertons best run
of the season.
Regards
Ian
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35.662 | | SHAWB1::STOCKMANS | | Wed Jan 27 1993 08:22 | 4 |
| What was the attendance Ian?
Si
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35.663 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | It's MISTER IPS to you !!! | Wed Jan 27 1993 08:57 | 7 |
|
Simon,
I told you the attendance - 3039, yes I know Man Utd get a lot more
than that at Selhurst Park, but have you ever been there ?
Paul...
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35.664 | | SHAWB1::STOCKMANS | | Wed Jan 27 1993 13:32 | 7 |
| Ok Paul,
You got me on that one!
Yours sulkingly Si
NOT!
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35.665 | Keown on the move ,I hope not ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Jan 27 1993 16:49 | 31 |
|
GREAT WIN last night .
The wombles are a hard team to get by .From listening to it on radio
merseyside ,with Ed (stewpot)Stewart summarising ,the wombles should
have had three before half time but whatever Howie said at half-time
worked .Cottee got a brace (love that word) and Ian Snodin (my fav
player) got the other .Fash the bash scored a consolation with a few
minutes to go.Maybe this is the turning point where we go on to win
the premier league ( stop laughing ,remember you heard it first here ).
Ian/Paul
I dont think i,ll go to the villa game after all ,as it involves
a four hour wait at holyhead both coming and going ,a 39 pound
train fair and a four hour journey each way .I,m getting tired
just saying it .
I might make the spurs game on the tues 9th feb or failing that
the Oldham game on the 27th feb.
Paul
you mentioned about the article in the notw about Southall going
to Leeds ,that will never happen I hope .But what about the one
about Plug Keown going to the arsenal.Now that could be on the cards
I wouldn,t like it to happen ,but it,s more likely then ths Southall
rumour.
Cheers
Liam
p.s Three points above the Red s**#$ I love it 8-)
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35.666 | Why was it not the F.A.cup... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Jan 27 1993 16:53 | 9 |
|
re _1
I forgot to mention I would have swopped last nights result for
a win in the F.A cup..against the wombles ,but life is like that
and then you die ....
Liam
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35.667 | Money no object ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Jan 28 1993 09:48 | 30 |
|
Going back a few notes there was mention of John Fashanu and how
he apparently has a soft spot for Everton. Well having seen him
play against the 'Villa' last week I must admit I was very
impressed, as I said before (albeit tongue in cheek) he IS very
strong on the ball, he showed good close control and is an
excellent target man. His goal scoring record speaks for itself.
I really think our Mr. Kendall could do alot worse than invest
a few bob in this man, after all he's far too good for the Wombles,
and he could forge a very good partnership with TC.
Any views on this ?
Paul,
I am almost certainly going to the Aston Villa - Everton game on
Feb 20th, Liam has now said he won't be going (I'm not suprised
bearing in mind the time it would take him to get there) but are
you thinking of going ?
Regards
Ian
P.S. While he's got his cheque book out Mr. K could splash out
on Roy Keane to provide a bit of creativity in midfield 8^)
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35.668 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | It's MISTER IPS to you !!! | Thu Jan 28 1993 10:12 | 15 |
|
Ian,
I'd like to see Kendall sign another forward, even though Cottee's
scored a few recently I don't think Kendall rates him. A 'big' centre
forward would give Everton another option at least. Given Everton's
record on black players, the first one they sign will have to be
something special, so Fashanu could fit the bill. However Everton are
now meant to be �5M in debt (I think my wife borrowed the club's
cheque book.....), so until three or four players are sold, I can't see
there being any big money signings.
I doubt if I'll go to Villa - see above for details....
Paul
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35.669 | Fash for the Blues ..lets start a rumour ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Jan 28 1993 17:17 | 17 |
|
RE Last few ...
I was only thinking about Fash going to the blues myself too,
but I saw a program last year about fash and he is on humongous
wages 5000 pounds a week I think .Could we afford that ??
But he would be that special person to break the ice and i,m
sure the fans would love him..
just my two cents worth
Cheers
Liam
p.s. Norwich at home on saturday ,Should be a cracker ....
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35.670 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Tax passive smokers | Thu Jan 28 1993 17:27 | 16 |
|
Liam,
going back a bit - what did you think of Radio merseyside's commentary
the other night ? - I usually listen to Radio City, but they decided to
have coverage of Tranmere's game (shame they got stuffed 5-1....)
Anyway, I'll forgive Ed Stewart cos he was the only famous Evertonian
when I was at school, but the other fella was useless, he got players
mixed up, Saturday's opponents wrong and even mentioned Crystal Palace
a few times.....
Ian, what's the obsession with going to Villa, are you a closet
Brummie ?
Paul
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35.671 | Not on your nelly ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Jan 29 1993 08:18 | 25 |
| <<< Note 35.670 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "Tax passive smokers" >>>
> Ian, what's the obsession with going to Villa, are you a closet
> Brummie ?
Get away man !
No, it's just that I used to work in the midlands and I've got
a few friends who live there. Therefore when I do come back to
blighty if there's a decent game on then I can see the match and
visit a few of the old codgers as well.
However, I'm really missing the hallowed turf of Goodison so
I must pay it at least one visit before the end of the season.
Good luck to the BLUES tomorrow against the high flying canaries,
it's bound to be a tough game but I'm keeping my fingers crossed
that Everton can continue their revival. Reception permitting I'll
be following their progress on Radio 5.
Regards
Ian
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35.672 | | YUPPY::PANES | that nice Mr Panes | Fri Jan 29 1993 08:43 | 8 |
| <<< Note 35.670 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "Tax passive smokers" >>>
> mixed up, Saturday's opponents wrong and even mentioned Crystal Palace
A man of remakably good taste.
Ooh-ahh Stuart
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35.673 | Norwich tomorrow home win I hope... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jan 29 1993 17:14 | 20 |
|
Paul
The comentary on radio merseyside wasn,t bad compared with previous
commentaries ...I cant get radio city over here ..usually it,s only
second half interuptions that i get .It was great have stewpot
summarising ,he couldn,t help but let a roar when Everton scored .
You are right about the other divy ,he said that we were playing
blackburn this weekend ,I thought we were playing norwich.Which
we are ..
Norwich looked good on the tele the other night but with three
league wins on the trot I have to fancy us .No predictions though.
It,s a pity that it wasn,t on mid-week we seem to play better in
the dark .
Cheers
Liam
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35.674 | | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jan 29 1993 17:23 | 14 |
|
Paul
I,m meeting some of the lads tonight to see what game we are likely
to go to .The special offer is closed the end of feb so i,ll let
you know as soon as we decide anything..
Are you going tomorrow ?? If so how about one of your unbiased
(as usual ) reports ...
Liam
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35.675 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Tax passive smokers | Fri Jan 29 1993 17:37 | 10 |
|
Liam,
I can't go tomorrow - I'm working !!!
See here for updates on WATTYTEXT
Give us plenty of notice when you've decided which game you're over for
and I'll have a few more beers this time.
Paul
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35.676 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Tax passive smokers | Sat Jan 30 1993 16:54 | 10 |
|
Everton 0-1 Norwich Att 20,000ish
Sutton 15
Sh*t, sh*t, sh*t, disappointing score, disappointing performace. Keown
missed the game through injury and Snodin went off at half-time -
Harper had a stinker, as did Rideout after he replaced Snodin.
Paul
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35.677 | 8-((( | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Feb 01 1993 13:34 | 30 |
| <<< Note 35.676 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "Tax passive smokers" >>>
> Everton 0-1 Norwich Att 20,000ish
> Sutton 15
> Sh*t, sh*t, sh*t, disappointing score, disappointing performace.
My sentiments entirely !
According to the snatches of commentary I heard Everton were
dreadful and apart from a couple of good chances which fell to
Cottee and Beardsley late in the first half they simply didn't
look like scoring.
It wouldn't be quite as bad if the team had put on a really good
display and had been unlucky, but to lose like this, especially
after three straight wins (four if you count the friendly in
Liamland), is just crazy ! So much for the confidence built up
over the last couple of weeks.
Paul, I understand that Kenny was brought into the midfield,
do you know how he played, and have Everton got a mid-week
fixture this week ? Thanks.
Regards
Ian
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35.678 | Keown Gone Gooning | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Our Nige is Their Nige Now - Thank the Lord | Mon Feb 01 1993 13:44 | 7 |
| In case you hadn't heard.....
on the radio this lunchtime, Martin Keown has gone to the Arse for #2m.
looks like bye bye Bould
paul
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35.679 | | YUPPY::PANES | Ruts Peasants ( naga ) | Mon Feb 01 1993 13:46 | 20 |
| <<< Note 35.678 by YUPPY::PATEMAN "Our Nige is Their Nige Now - Thank the Lord" >>>
-< Keown Gone Gooning >-
> In case you hadn't heard.....
> on the radio this lunchtime, Martin Keown has gone to the Arse for #2m.
> looks like bye bye Bould
paul,
presumably he is cup-tied for the semi.
stuart
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35.680 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Tax passive smokers | Mon Feb 01 1993 13:58 | 17 |
|
Ian,
Kenny must have had a quiet game, I don't remember him getting
mentioned much on the radio - he has played a few good games and him
and Snodin combine well. Sad news about Keown going back to the Arse,
he's a class player and hopefully he'll do well - he always gave 100%
for Everton, despite being f**ked about badly for the first few months
at Goodison - hopefully that'll give Kendall the money to buy a big
striker.
A don't think there's a game this week - It's cup replay week.
Are you back in the UK again then ?
paul
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35.681 | Soon to return to note 44 - a nicer class of note | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Our Nige is Their Nige Now - Thank the Lord | Mon Feb 01 1993 14:01 | 12 |
| Re -2
Hope so, otherwise Eric Young will probably get fouled out for the
season again :-)
Seriously, he must have played for Everton against the Wombles (didn't
they play them in the Coca Cola as well as they FA?)
However, I presume he'll be playing in our last match of the season at
the marble halls of highbury arts centre.
Paul
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35.682 | Goodbye-eee Goodbye-eee ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Feb 01 1993 15:52 | 27 |
| <<< Note 35.680 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "Tax passive smokers" >>>
> A don't think there's a game this week - It's cup replay week.
> Are you back in the UK again then ?
No, I'm not back for a few weeks (i.e. the game at Villa) I just
wanted to know so that I could get the batteries charged up in
the old tranny so I could listen to any commentary.
It's very sad to see Martin Keown go, especially to Arsenal, but
I suppose it's hardly suprising. He is a very good player and it
must have been an incredibly frustrating season for him (we know
the feeling !), anyway I wish him luck. It's crazy really, Everton
sell one of their best players when they've any amount of old
rubbish lying around that they could do with off-loading.
Do you think that Mr. Kendall will be allowed to spend the money
as if Everton are that much in debt won't it be used to reduce
the overdraft a bit ? (Unless they can get their cheque book back
from your wife!)
Regards
Ian
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35.683 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Tax passive smokers | Mon Feb 01 1993 17:41 | 9 |
|
The money must be to spend, hopefully.....
I can't see the debt being much of a problem - I'm sure the Moores
family still have a large stake in Everton. Shame it had to be Keown,
it could have been Harper, Horne, Rideout, Beagrie etc etc etc I reckon
it'll be Southall, Beardsley and Cottee next
Paul
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35.684 | Would the last person leaving Goodison please .. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Feb 01 1993 19:39 | 27 |
|
SICK SICK SICK ...
What is Kendall up to ??? So we made a profit on Keown but for me
He and Beardsley were the best players last season for us.Beardsley
to Newcastle next eh ...Who is going to play at centre half now ??
Ablett and Watson ?? I think Kendall must spend the money on young
quality players who would die for the blues !!!!Billy Kenny seems
a good prospect but he,s a midfielder anymore where he came from..
Saturdays result was a sickener .Norwich played us off the park
for the first twenty mins but Everton dominated after that but
Gunn decided to have a game of his life and we couldn,t put the
ball past him .Did you see Cottee,s chance at the end ????????
We would be on the same points as Arsenal if we had won that and
they still think they can win the league and we would have been
three points ahead of Liverpool ,Now their above us on goal diff
ence.
Ah Well back to the drawing board ....
Cheers
Liam
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35.685 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | Tax passive smokers | Wed Feb 03 1993 10:22 | 12 |
|
THE REBUILDING HAS STARTED......
Out goes England defender Keown for �2m
In comes 34 year old gambler and reject for �0m... Kenny Sansom
Oh boy... Ablett moves into the middle and Sansom makes his debut
against Chris Waddle at Sheff Wed on Saturday.
Paul
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35.686 | What's happening ?!? | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Feb 03 1993 12:56 | 25 |
| <<< Note 35.685 by EBYGUM::WATTERSONP "Tax passive smokers" >>>
THE REBUILDING HAS STARTED......
> Out goes England defender Keown for �2m
> In comes 34 year old gambler and reject for �0m... Kenny Sansom
Paul, Please tell me you're joking !
If not then what the hell is going on ? If Mr Kendall thinks signing
a 34 year old (basically 'had it') defender is a good idea then why
didn't he hang on to the likes of Peter Reid, Kevin Sheedy,
Kevin Ratcliffe etc for a few more years.
I'm starting to despair.
Regards
Ian
P.S. Mind you I did think it was a bit strange when Everton
signed Paul Power but he actually played quite well.
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35.687 | | TRUCKS::WARDR | | Wed Feb 03 1993 13:04 | 1 |
| Did Sansom come from Newcastle ???
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35.688 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Tax passive smokers | Wed Feb 03 1993 13:09 | 9 |
|
Dead serious Ian - frightening isn't it..... the good news is, it
probably means the end for Harper.
Ray, he was signed from Coventry - he's played 20 odd games for
Coventry this season - he played for Coventry at Goodison and looked
fat and slow, like half of Coventry's team.
Paul
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35.689 | King Kenny signs for the Blues ....???? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Feb 04 1993 09:01 | 28 |
|
$0m for Sanson !!!
We were robbed ..
Kendall squandering our money again ...
Paul
I might be going to the spurs game on tuesday but wont know till
saturday.Failing that i,ll defo go to the Oldham game on the 27th feb.
Sorry cant give you a deffinate .
Cheers
Liam
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35.690 | Billy Kenny for The Repulic OF Ireland ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Feb 04 1993 09:05 | 12 |
|
Kendall heard everyone saying that Kenny is brilliant ,He thought
they were talking about kenny samson 8-)
They were really talking about Billy Kenny ,Whom i heard is eligble
to play for the Republic of Ireland .Now there,s a thing ..
Cheers
Liam
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35.691 | Everton 2 Liverpool 1 | BLKPUD::HUGHESS | | Thu Feb 04 1993 10:38 | 17 |
| Re.
Paul Power. Whats he doing now, didn't he get a back room job at
Everton or has he moved on. In his two years at Everton he did a
fantastic job and infact displaced Sheedy from the left midfield
slot,Sheedy playing in the middle when he was fit!
I don't know if anyone saw but Everton were the club focused last night
on Sky's The Club program. Andy Gray and Duncan Mckenzie believe for
one that Kendall's team are showing signs of getting things right.
Andy was telling stories of team spirit in the dressing room with
players like Peter Reid et al. Did you see today's team. They were all
reading about themselves in the program and half of them wore Pink
blazers ..Yuk.
Peter Beardsley said how happy his time at Everton had been etc Que
Transfer story involving him.
Simon
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35.692 | More Power to you ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Feb 04 1993 12:29 | 23 |
| <<< Note 35.691 by BLKPUD::HUGHESS >>>
-< Everton 2 Liverpool 1 >-
> Re.
> Paul Power. Whats he doing now ...
Simon, as far as I know Paul Power was involved in the coaching set-up
at Goodison when Mr. Harvey was in charge but I've got a feeling
that when our Mr. Kendall returned he lost his job, and I've no
idea what he's doing now. Perhaps Paul (Watty not Power) can
throw some more light on the subject.
By the way, did Everton have to part with ANY spondoolies for
old Sansom (Daylight robbery if they did !), or did he come on
a free ?
Regards
Ian
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35.693 | Spurs Trip is all go ...... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Feb 04 1993 16:40 | 19 |
|
Paul
I can now confirm that I,m going on tuesday 9th feb.We are being picked
up at holyhead by some members of the north wales branch of the support
ers club ,who will bring us to chester and then we will travel to
MECCA with them .I know Goodison is almost sell-out these days but
we will look up our friendly ticket agent when we get there 8-)8-)
If you are going i,ll meet you in that pub, "THE ROYAL OAK " i think
it was called ,and we will partake in some beerswilling.
We travel back wednesday morning on the 4am ferry.(Are we mad or what
??) All for $1 for four of us ..
Cheers
Liam
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35.694 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Tax passive smokers | Fri Feb 05 1993 09:39 | 11 |
|
Liam,
I'll see you in the Royal Oak about 6:45ish - are you getting tickets
in advance, or are you coming in the Paddock with the Scallys ?
I haven't got a clue what happened to Paul Power, I suspect he went
back to Maine Road - it's a shame he was on the coaching staff at the
same time as those other coaching legends Mick Lyons and Terry
Darracott.
Paul
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35.695 | Last train from Chester ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Feb 05 1993 17:09 | 17 |
|
PAUL
I have only been to the st end (lots of times ) so I wouldn,t know
the view either side of the pitch or the park end .We didn,t get
tickets yet ,no need ,we will get them on the night .
I,ll meet you in the pub as soon as i get there .Because we are getting
a coach from chester i dont know what time i,ll be there .
A little matter of Sheff wednes tomorrow and three points would set us
rolling again after a little hic-cup last week.
Cheers
Liam
p.s. looking forward to tuesday already
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35.696 | Duncan the Blue ...... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Feb 05 1993 18:17 | 12 |
|
Kendall is still interested in Duncan Ferguson from Dundee but is
not prepared to budge on the $2m asking price.
He is also looking at Chris Armstrong from Palace .
We await anxiously ...
Liam
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35.697 | Neville Southall and the 10 Dwarfs? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | MUP(pets) coming to ALL-IN-1 soon? | Fri Feb 05 1993 20:57 | 1 |
| Isn't Duncan Ferguson a bit tall for Everton?
|
35.698 | Soon to be sharing the one brain cell at Ibrox | KIRKTN::JJACK | I pray to Macca | Fri Feb 05 1993 22:48 | 5 |
| re.last
What he makes up for in height, he lacks in the brain cell department !
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35.699 | On The Move,,,,, | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Feb 08 1993 08:43 | 16 |
|
AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH
Not withstanding getting hammered by sheffield ,but they only went
and changed the spurs match to wednesday,after me booking the ferry
on saturday.Paul can you confirm this ????? Two papers ths morning
say Wednesday...
Cheers
Liam
p.s. Did you see Cottee,s goal ...What a cracker .
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35.700 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Tax passive smokers | Mon Feb 08 1993 09:30 | 11 |
|
Yeh all the papers I saw said Wednesday... I call Goodison in a bit to
confirm. Can you still make it over for Wednesday then ?
Cottee's goal was superb, shame the rest of them couldn't do anything,
Everton sounded well beaten - especially lacking in the middle at the
back... surprise surprise. The latest rumour is that kendall is after
John Scales the Wimbledon centre-half - so is the rest of the Premier
league.
Paul
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35.701 | I,ll go anyway ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Feb 08 1993 11:07 | 7 |
|
RE -1
I,ll go anyway ,even if its on wednesday ..Will you make it ???
Liam
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35.702 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Tax passive smokers | Mon Feb 08 1993 11:19 | 7 |
|
Liam,
It's defo Wednesday night - I'll be in the Royal Oak from about 6:30 -
6:45 onwards....
Paul
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35.703 | Did you know ... | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Feb 11 1993 12:49 | 19 |
|
I take it that Paul and Liam are probably still in shock,
hungover or just generally pissed off so I suppose I'd better
put this note in ...
Everton ... 1 Tottenham Hotspur ... 2
Sansom A spurs player
Another spurs player
Apparently Spurs just about deservered the victory (according to
Radio 5) but Everton pressed hard and Cottee had a great shot in
second half which hit the underside of the bar and came back out.
By the way, I always said that Sansom was a good 'un 8^)
Regards
Ian
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35.704 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | Stranded in Dublin | Thu Feb 11 1993 14:23 | 19 |
| >>> I take it that Paul and Liam are probably still in shock,
>>> hungover or just generally pissed off so I suppose I'd better
>>> put this note in ...
Correct on all three - I should have stayed in Dublin yesterday rather
than rush home for that load of sh*t.
Everton were awful and Tottenham weren't much better but could have
scored a couple more at the end. Harper, Horne and Rideout were
embaressing, Kenny went off injured, Cottee was quiet appart from a
suberb shot that hit the inside of the post - Sansom and Ablett were
Everton's best players - that sums the game up really. I can't remember
much more I was suffering with a hangover and frost-bite.
Liam, what happened to you in the Royal Oak after the game ?
Paul
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35.705 | What a load of rubbish !!!!!!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Feb 12 1993 11:37 | 17 |
|
RE -1
I,m only back today .I agree completly with Paul about the match
What a load of rubbish.Sanson made a good home debut but only
Ablett and Cottee (in patchs) can justify their wages ..
more about the match later .
Paul I scoured the pub before the match and couln,t find you.
We were late leaving the ground and we had to run to catch our
coach to Ellesmere port.So i never made it back to the royal oak.
Maybe next year ,because i,m f#$%^$@# if i,m going back to Goodison
this year to be served up that rubbish .
disgusted
Liam
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35.706 | Tickets URGENTLY needed. | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | Pool-73,76,77,79,80,82-4,86,88,90 | Wed Feb 17 1993 16:54 | 5 |
|
I have already put a plea into the Liverpool note for two tickets for
the game against Everton on March 20th. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cunno
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35.707 | pah ! | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Wed Feb 17 1993 17:54 | 4 |
|
See the Liverpool note......
Paul
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35.708 | You'll only be disappointed ... | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Feb 19 1993 10:29 | 24 |
|
Well the day's (nearly) arrived !
Yes folks I'm off to see the greatest football team in the land,
(who am I kidding ?) at Villa Park, and I don't mean Big Ron's
boys.
That's right it's Villa v Everton time and although I'm not
anticipating anything spectacular against the current league
leaders, hopefully it will be a decent game, and anyway it
will be good to see the BLUES again. It will be interesting
to see how Kenny Sansom fits in and how the defence plays
without Keown.
Paul/Liam, have you heard any team news, is Snodin fit again
and will Big Nev start his suspension.
Oooh, I'm getting excited already. A match report will follow
on Monday (unless Everton lose when it will be a couple of
lines and probably won't appear until Thursday).
Regards
Ian
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35.709 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Fri Feb 19 1993 13:11 | 10 |
|
Ian,
have fun tomorrow....
Nev, starts his suspension at Villa - so Kearton's in - Kenny's still
doubtful - I haven't heard anything about Snodin, so I presume he's
still out.
Paul
|
35.710 | Kendall Out .......Well maybe !!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Feb 22 1993 08:36 | 24 |
|
After my self-imposed week,s abstinence i,m back but nothing has
changed .I feel sorry for you Ian for travelling so far for so little.
I wont prempt your match report but from the low-lights on match of the
day you will see what myself and Paul have been talking about.Lack of
ideas ,lack of height ,lack of everything ....The scoreline seemed to
flatter us .
The question must be asked "Have we got the bottle for a relegation
dogfight ???"
Poor old Kendall seemed puzzled and bemused in his interview after the
match ,Maybe it is time for him to go........
Sad day for Evertonians Everywhere ..
cheers
Liam
|
35.711 | It all ended in tears .. 8^( | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Feb 22 1993 15:46 | 45 |
|
Aston Villa ... 2 Everton ... 1
Cox Beardsley (Pen)
Barret
Disappointing or what ?
The game was as good as over after about twenty minutes when
Villa scored their second goal. From where I was sitting Kearton
was completely at fault, he was out of position when the shot
came in from Barret but I still feel he could have got to it if
he'd tried, but he obviously thought the ball was going wide so
he stood and watched it ... drop into the net. Shortly afterwards
Everton were awarded a dubious penalty which Beardsley put away
with great confidence. That made it 2-1 and I thought that at
least we might have a fighting chance but the penalty kick proved
to be Everton's ONLY goal attempt in a first half dominated by
Villa.
To be fair to the BLUES they played with alot more purpose in the
second half and with the introduction of Stuart Barlow we actually
carried some threat to the Villa penalty area. The trouble was
that the penalty area was about as far as any threat got and in
front of goal we looked totally inept. Barlow does look a good
player though, he showed excellent control, was prepared to take
people on and has a good turn of pace, the question is why the
hell wasn't he on from the start.
In the end 2-1 was probably a fair result, although if Kenny Sansom
hadn't (miraculously) cleared off the line, Villa hadn't had a
pretty good penalty claim turned down and Yorke's goal hadn't been
disallowed for offside then things could have been alot worse.
Things to think about:
1. WHY wasn't Barlow in the team to start with ?
2. WHY was Johnstone in the time to start with ?
3. WHY is Barry Horne employed as a footballer by ANYBODY ?
4. WHY hasn't Kenny Sansom retired yet ?
More thoughts later in the week.
Regards
Ian
|
35.712 | | TRUCKS::WARDR | | Mon Feb 22 1993 18:03 | 4 |
| Partick will take Johnston back if you don't want him - they've changed
the combination on the lockers with the track suits at Firhill ..
Ray
|
35.713 | aarrrrrggggghhhhh !!!! | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Mon Feb 22 1993 21:52 | 18 |
|
It's getting worse - I don't want to start panicking, but unless
anything happens, Everton will be relegated - end of story. I can't see
where the players that are there at the moment will win another game.
The transfer deadline is in March sometime, so Kendall has to buy NOW !
2-1 was a travesty, Everton were never in the game and only because of
a poor ref. did they keep the score down to that....
Relegation this season will be a disaster, next season, there will be
three down and only one up, so if Everton do go down, I can see them
being out of the Premier league for a few years.
I'll go and cheer myself up with some Joy Division......
Paul
|
35.714 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Tue Feb 23 1993 21:35 | 10 |
|
Still no sign of any new signings....
David Unsworth has been selected for the England
youth team squad to play in the world championship
in (I think) Australia.
I wonder why they didn't take Kenny Sansom as well............
Paul
|
35.715 | Thought(s) for the day ... | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Feb 25 1993 08:46 | 42 |
|
To continue my thoughts on the match last saturday, it was
really interesting to compare the styles/skill levels of Everton
and Villa. While, at times, Everton played some neat passing
football it was always condensed into an area about 15-20 yards
either side of the half way line. They seemed to have absolutely
NO idea how to convert this possession into attacking chances and
it often resulted in either a high ball towards Villa's penalty area
where there were no forwards to capitalise on it, or Villa tackling
back and creating a chance of their own. This was particularly
the case in the first half when Cottee and Johnston didn't have
a *!@^&* clue, but in the second half Stuart Barlow was able to
pick up on these high balls and control them, or run at the
defence from midfield which caused Villa alot of problems.
Paul/Liam what do you think of Barlow, was this just a one off
or has he been playing well when you've seen him ?
At the back Everton seemed a bit nervous to say the least but I
thought Matt Jackson showed some good touches, perhaps he's
regained some of his confidence, and I understand he's back in
the England U21 set up again. I don't know about the central
defence partnership of Watson and Ablett, they didn't seem to
have a very good understanding between them but perhaps it will
come in time (the trouble is Everton havn't got much time).
Villa, on the other hand, were much more direct and more
penetrating. Every time they attacked they looked dangerous as
they always had forwards ready to receive the ball and the support
was very quick in arriving from midfield ... Everton could
definitely learn something there. The trouble is though that you
have to have the players capable of doing this and I don't think
we have at the moment. Depressing eh ?
Enough for now, more later.
Regards
Ian
|
35.716 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Thu Feb 25 1993 14:45 | 10 |
|
Ian,
what p*sses me off about Everton is the total lack of anyone running
off the ball - when anyone has the ball the only options are knock the
ball square or backwards or hoof it forward - I struggle to remember
the last time Everton created a goal. Barlow's speed's a plus, but he
doesn't seem to have the composure - maybe it'll come, but I'm dubious.
Paul
|
35.717 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Fri Feb 26 1993 14:20 | 12 |
|
Things are getting even worse......
Everton reserves lost 10-3 (yes 10) at Derby reserves last night, the
worst thing is Everton had EIGHT first team players playing !!!
Rideout, Barlow, Preki, Warzycha, Ward and Hinchliffe (and some others
played), if these b*stards aren't prepared to fight to regain their
first team place, what chance have Everton got of avaoiding relegation.
Paul
|
35.718 | Wher e are Derby at the moment? | XSTACY::JLUNDON | @GAO 822-4715 Leeds Champions | Fri Feb 26 1993 14:31 | 5 |
| re -1
Says a bit about the Derby reserves too?
James.
|
35.719 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Fri Feb 26 1993 14:57 | 7 |
|
I haven't seen the table for a while, but up to a few weeks ago,
Everton were running away with the 'Pontins league division II',
according to the radio this morning the game was billed as a title
deceider.
Paul
|
35.720 | Response 'blowing up' jibes, Paul ;-) | PLUNDR::MORAN | Toon Army | Fri Feb 26 1993 15:38 | 15 |
|
I think it's indicative of Everton's current demise that their reserve
team is playing in division 2 of the pontins league. Hell, *even*
Newcastle's reserves are in div 1.
Buying one or two people won't solve Everton's troubles this season.
The only thing that can (imho), is to sack the manager and replace him.
The players appear to have lost all faith in Kendall and are not
competing for the team. A change in managment may just rekindle their
spirits.
Having said that, who would want the Everton job at the mo (no money, no
decent players' -Beardsley & Southall excepted)?
Tim
|
35.721 | Blues Take on the Latics... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Feb 26 1993 16:43 | 14 |
|
Tough one tomorrow ..
If we dont win we can book our place in the 1st division.
I agree with everyone who says the players are not interested..
After seeing them play twice there is obviously a moral problem.
Kendall would want to SHAPE UP OR SHIP OUT..........
nervous
Liam
|
35.722 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Fri Feb 26 1993 17:14 | 17 |
| >> I think it's indicative of Everton's current demise that their reserve
>> team is playing in division 2 of the pontins league. Hell, *even*
>> Newcastle's reserves are in div 1.
Correct - Everton went down last season, losing out on goal difference
to Rotherham.....
The situation's been getting worse for the last few years, Harvey
started it, but Kendall's done nothing to halt things - not just the
first team, but the whole club. In the past, Everton always did fairly
well in the central (reserve) league and the FA youth cup, but last
season they struggled to get 11 players for reserve games - half the
time the team was full of YTS kids.
I'm sure a good 5-0 win tomorrow will restore confidence.........
Paul
|
35.723 | it's a joke | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Mon Mar 01 1993 10:04 | 12 |
|
It gets worse - 2-0 up and coasting to an easy victory, then what
happens - Everton conceed two goals in the last three minutes -
unbelievable.
Blackburn at home on Wednesday - another great opportunity to drop
three points.
Can any Newcastle supporters lend me their 'Guide to First Division
grounds' book ?
Paul
|
35.724 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Toon Army | Mon Mar 01 1993 10:15 | 7 |
| > Can any Newcastle supporters lend me their 'Guide to First Division
> grounds' book ?
Sure Paul, you can have mine. Doesn't look like I'm going to need it
for a while. ;-)
Tim
|
35.725 | Shame on them ... | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Mar 01 1993 11:25 | 32 |
|
Everton ... 2 Oldham Athletic ... 2
Beardsley (Pen) Adams 2 (?)
Barlow
I was going to say 'I couldn't believe it' but judging by what's
been happening lately perhaps I can.
What an absolute disgrace, 2 goals up with three minutes to go,
did Everton think they'd done enough for an afternoon's work and
troop off for an early bath ... were they too cold .... was there
something good on the telly ? If a team of so-called professionals
can't concentrate for the whole game, not just part of it, then
there is something drastically wrong. Mind you if the reserves are
currently losing games 10 - 3 then do you really want to bring any
of THEM into the 1st team.
Paul, did you go, or did you have an ENJOYABLE Saturday afternoon ?
Fortunately I couldn't hear anything on Radio 5 this weekend
(atmospheric conditions you know), so I've only found out about
this today. I suppose 1 point is better than nothing but talk
about throwing 2 points away !
Something's gotta change !!!!
Regards
Ian
|
35.726 | no | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Mon Mar 01 1993 11:47 | 7 |
| >>> Paul, did you go, or did you have an ENJOYABLE Saturday afternoon ?
Ian,
my 'stay away until things improve' campaign continues.....
Paul$at_sainsburys_on_a_saturday_afternoon
|
35.727 | Sainsbury's United !! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Mar 01 1993 12:09 | 11 |
|
>> my 'stay away until things improve' campaign continues.....
>> Paul$at_sainsburys_on_a_saturday_afternoon
It looks like you could be staying away for some time 8^((((
Ian
|
35.728 | "ONCE A BLUE ALWAYS A BLUE "..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Mar 03 1993 08:48 | 26 |
|
As an Everton fan you become an eternal optimist but it,s getting
harder.I honestly cant see Everton playing in the premier league
next year .They havent got the bottle for a relagation battle as
proven with last saturdays debacle .
We were the last team unbeaten at the start of this season and look
at us now .
Paul whats the feeling about Kendall on merseyside ???
You are right when you said Harvey started the rot ,squandering
12 million on crap ,but if you look at the team sheet there is
only two or three players from that era left ,so Kendall must take
the blame !!!1
Blackburn tonight and you would have to believe in miracles to expect
a result ,especially with our recent home form .
I cant blame you for staying away ,but i know in your heart ,like
myself "once a blue always a blue " and we will support them all
the way to the beezer home league or what ever its called ....
Cheers
Liam
|
35.729 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Wed Mar 03 1993 10:30 | 13 |
| >>> Paul whats the feeling about Kendall on merseyside ???
Liam,
nobody seems to give a sh*t - there's no big 'Kendall out' campaign and
very few letters in the footy echo. The main topic at the moment is
'who was Merseyside's greatest penalty taker' - sad but true.
Mark Ward's back tonight - six months after he broke his leg against
Blackburn at Ewood Park and Nev returns to make his 400th League
appearance.
Paul
|
35.730 | Southall hasn,t lost his sense of humour... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Mar 03 1993 14:08 | 13 |
|
RE -1
I never thought we would miss Ward but his tenacity was ,maybe he
could show the others a bit of heart...
Classic quote from Southall " I cant see Everton going down but
then again I wasn,t the captain of the titanic "
Cheers
Liam
|
35.731 | Quick question !!!!! | KIRKTN::CDOUDIE | I'm virtually real !!! | Wed Mar 03 1993 14:40 | 5 |
|
Is that numpty Mo Johnston still at Everton and if he is is he getting
a game ????
colin
|
35.732 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Wed Mar 03 1993 14:43 | 7 |
| >> Is that numpty Mo Johnston still at Everton and if he is is he getting
>> a game ????
Yip - played at Villa the other week (and for the reserves in the 10-3
drubbing at Derby)
Paul
|
35.733 | Everton are down but not out | SHAWB1::HUGHESS | | Wed Mar 03 1993 14:57 | 35 |
| Everton to win tonight but still go down :-(
Everton's problem stems from the fact they have let a lot of very good
players go before they've reached their peak and apart from a few
exceptions replaced them with CRAP notably Sansom.
Ex Everton team from the Prem league that would probably stay up
Mimms
Burrows Van den Hauwe Keown Pointon
(Nevin) Richardson McMahon Adams
Sharp Newell
Inc. Milligan
Marshall
Mcdonald
Youlds
Reid
Wilkinson
Megson
Not to mention the three greats at Rangers Stevens Steven McCall.
And you could do the same in every division of ex -evertonions still
playing. I know you'll say some of these players wanted to go and it
seemed a good decision at the time but honestly wouldn't this team do
any worse than the current one.
Simon (its our turn this year).
|
35.734 | slip slidin' away | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Wed Mar 03 1993 15:07 | 15 |
| re -1
Simon,
I seem to remember earlier this season that HK said Everton would win the
League. Ever since that statement it has been down hill.
You still need a taller forward as you have the providers in Barlow and
Beardsley etc, and also along the lines of the pool you need a solid
midfielder like McMahon(even though I hate him) to win the ball for you
we shall see, maybe it might be a battle between the merseyside giants
as to who will be in the Premier next season.. Liverpool, Everton or
TRANMERE....
mac
|
35.735 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Nostalgia *is* what it used to be... | Thu Mar 04 1993 08:47 | 16 |
|
*****NEWFLASH*****
Everton win a League match.
Everton (small club, poor following..) 2
Blackburn (extremely rich club, enjoying success..) 1
More later from our man on the spot...
****NEWSFLASH*****
|
35.736 | Howard's End will be delayed | PANIC::ANDERSON | The original Magpies | Thu Mar 04 1993 09:07 | 18 |
|
Re : <<< Note 35.735 by TRUCKS::SANT >>>
>> More later from our man on the spot...
Nah, surely not Andy, there aren't any Evertonians on the spot any more
......
......except HK of course
Rob
....and you really must stop winding Paul up (Small club indeed !!)
|
35.737 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Thu Mar 04 1993 09:41 | 24 |
|
Small club - pah !!!
$ Set mode/cunno
Everton's League championships since 1967
1969-70
1984-85
1986-87
$ set mode/human
Everton 2-1 'Some woolyback nomarks with loads of money'
Hendrie OG
Cottee
At least it's a win and three points AND Everton actually battled for a
change - two tough away games coming up, Coventry then Chelsea. Four
points from them two and I might start to think Everton can avoid the
drop.
Paul
|
35.738 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Toon Army | Thu Mar 04 1993 14:59 | 11 |
|
Good result for Everton, but Blackburn haven't exactly been exhibiting top
5 form recently and they were without Kevin Moran.
Why did you let Bracewell go? Was it because management thought he was
past his best after the Billy Whitehurst injury (I was at St. James'
that day, terrible tackle, Beardsley scored a terrific goal). Anyway,
seen as he's superflouous at St. James', why not but him back? He could
be the kind of player Everton need to get out of trouble.
Tim
|
35.739 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Thu Mar 04 1993 17:03 | 8 |
|
He was like Ratcliffe (and Sheedy and Heath), in that he never really
recovered his pre-injury form. It was obvious last season during
Sunderland's cup run that he is now only capable of playing 60 minutes.
Shame really, him and Reidy in midfield were superb in 1985/86.
Paul
|
35.740 | .. and about time to ... | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Mar 05 1993 08:38 | 16 |
|
Phew ! ... yesterday was so busy I didn't even get time to put
a note in to say ... YEAH !!!!!! Everton have won a game !
Well done to the BLUES, I haven't got a clue what the match was
like or how well (or not) we played but any sort of win is
precious at this stage of the season, and it sounds from what
Paul was saying that at least Everton battled hard.
Is it Coventry away on saturday ? If so that may be a difficult
one as Everton always seem to have problems at Highfield Road.
Regards
Ian
|
35.741 | Rideout on the move ?????????? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Mar 05 1993 09:01 | 22 |
|
Good win on Weds night ,Every win now moves us up a place or two in the
table .We are now in good company on 36 points with leeds and
liverpool.
Good to see a bit of bite ,maybe Wardy did the trick ,one of the
papers said he was sparkling ..(now there a superlative).
Another paper gave Barlow motm ..If he and Cottee are left in the
side they might make up for our inadequite (sp) midfield.
Rumours abound that Rideout is on the move ,southhampton or sunderland
are the clubs supposed to be interested but cant agree the price of
a full kit plus two tracksuits for the subs and a leather football.
Kendall should forego the leather ball and take the deal 8-)8-)..
Cheers
Liam
P.S Ian the coventry match is live on sky on sunday at 4.00 pm.
|
35.742 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Mon Mar 08 1993 10:06 | 25 |
|
Coventry 0-1 Everton Att 11.000ish - live on SKY at 12:30
Ward 8
A good win and a good performance, probably the best performance by
Everton since Sept/Oct time - Basically the same team that beat
Blackburn in midweek with Ward, Ebbrell, Snodin and Horne making up the
midfield - all four had good games (even Horne) and Everton looked well
in control until Snodin was replaced by Preki with about 20 minutes to
go - that upset the balance and Coventry had a couple of chances, but
never really looked like scoring (except Quinn's disallowed effort).
Ward's goal was a cracking volley from the edge of the area, he's
played well in the two games since he came back and he and Ebbrell have
made a big difference in midfield. Cottee worked his b*llocks off and
his overall play was superb - unfortunatly he didn't get any real
chances, hopefully Kendall will give him a new contract and a long run
in the first team.
Two relegation battles coming up with Forest at home then Liverpool
away (and Chelsea away on Wednesday), if Everton keep playing like
that, they should get something from all three games.
Paul - confident that Everton will avoid relegation now
|
35.743 | It's all 8^) now ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Mar 08 1993 17:28 | 25 |
|
>> Paul - confident that Everton will avoid relegation now
Well what a difference two games can make. Two wins, Six points,
Up to 15th place (Wow !), and ABOVE Liverpool !!!!
It seems that having Mark Ward and Big Nev back in the side
has made a great difference and it's a pleasant change to read
something good about Everton at last.
I saw Ward's goal on TV and it was superb, a terrific volley from
about 12 yards. I also thought Beardsley was unlucky not to
score with his header and what a brilliant save by Nev from
a Coventry free kick.
However, I'm not going to get over excited because it could be
back down to earth with a thud on Wednesday, who knows ? But for
the time being it's a great relief.
Regards
Ian
|
35.744 | .. and Liverpool won as well .. | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Mar 11 1993 08:05 | 21 |
|
>> ..... it could be
>> back down to earth with a thud on Wednesday .....
It was !
Chelsea .. 2 Everton .. 1
I just caught the score on the radio this morning and apparently
Chelsea were very lucky. A chelsea player admitted after the
game that the winning goal went in off his hand but he also
said it was accidental, '... well he would wouldn't he ...' .
I'm afraid that's all I know, Paul/Liam any more information
would be appreciated.
Regards
Ian
|
35.745 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Thu Mar 11 1993 12:26 | 28 |
|
Ian,
I was there (well there glued to Radio City in the sitting room
watching the teletext subtitles on Brookside anyway..)
Here's a summary -
Ebbrell and Snodin were out, so Beardsley dropped into midfield with
Barlow and Cottee up front, Kenny came back into midfield. The first
half was awful, Chelsea made a few attempts to score, but it sounded
like it was destined to be a 0-0 draw. Fleck got injured and was
replaced by some bloke call Spencer - he created Chelsea's first goal,
but it look like Nev was at fault on the box. Everton hit straight back
and Kenny scored his first senior goal four minutes after Chelsea's
just before half-time.
Everton played much better in the second half and only some poor
finishing from Cottee and some good saves from Beasant denied Everton
the winner. Unfortunately, Chelsea got the winner with ten minutes to
go when Stuart got through the middle - the radio (and teletext and
Kendall) claimed he clearly handled the ball, but it wasn't that
obvious on telly, and set up Spencer. Everton played well enough to
win, but couldn't take their chances. Hopefully both Snodin and Ebbrell
will be back on Saturday when Everton must beat Forest or they're back
in the **** again.
Paul
|
35.746 | We must win at Forrest .......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Mar 11 1993 12:51 | 14 |
|
Lets write Everton off again ...It seems to spur them to victory .
Just when we were starting a run ,we get beaten in a game we maybe
should have one.I say the hand-ball incident on tele ,although stewart
didn,t mean it ,the hand ball decieved the defender and he was clear on
goal.But having said that it wasn,t blatant and happens many times in
almost every game.
Forrest on saturday and if we win,it will surely mean the drop for
forrest .If we lose it puts us in trouble again .......
Nail-biting time for the Blues ..........
Liam
|
35.747 | New Faces ? | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Mar 11 1993 14:06 | 25 |
|
Paul/Liam
Thanks for the information.
From what you were saying do you think Everton still need a
new striker. I thought that perhaps the Cottee / Barlow
combination would perhaps be good enough once they developed
an understanding. It seems though that Barlow is in and out of
the team (I don't know why that is as he's a damn sight better
player than either Johnston or Rideout, unless it's due to
injury) and it can't be doing his confidence OR the striking
pairs understanding any good at all.
If Mr. Kendall is on the lookout for new players I think he'd
better act quickly, isn't the transfer deadline coming up VERY
soon ?
As you both say the Forest game on Samedi is CRITICAL and one
we must win (Please..please..please....)
Regards
Ian
|
35.748 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Thu Mar 11 1993 14:17 | 16 |
|
Ian,
I'd have Cottee in the team anytime, I'm still not sure about Barlow,
his pace is a plus, but I'm still dubious about his 'bottle'. The
midfield is the important area at the moment - the way they played at
Coventry (and apparently against Blackburn) was very encouraging - if
only Snodin could play two games a week and Horne didn't get a nose
bleed everytime he gets the ball near the box... I'd still like to see
Kendall buy another striker, even just to give him another option - at
the moment it seems to be bung Watson up front if they're struggling,
this causes defences problems, but also leaves Everton weak at the
back. Having said that, Chelsea had Harford then Cascarino (two big
men) on last night and neither caused any problems.
Paul
|
35.749 | On the rise ... | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Mar 15 1993 14:02 | 25 |
|
Everton ... 3 Nottm Forest ... 0
Cottee (2)
Hinchcliffe
I can't understand it, it's been awfully quiet in here and that's
after a WIN !!! ( Well perhaps Paul and Liam are off today -
maybe through shock 8^) )
From what I can tell Everton were well worth the win, apparently
it should have been by alot more, and Forest were dreadful. We've
now joined a clump of teams on 42 points, a few clear of the
danger area but having played 2 or 3 games more than the teams
below us.
Oh well it's good news and nice to see Hinchcliffe back in the
team, and scoring as well. I also see that David (?) Unsworth is
in the England team that has reached the last 4 of the youth
world cup in Australia. I don't really know anything about him
perhaps Paul/Liam can give me some info.
Regards
Ian
|
35.750 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Mon Mar 15 1993 15:01 | 34 |
|
Ian,
Everton murdered Forest (I didn't go again, but the enthusiasm's slowly
coming back) - anyway, Cottee and Beardsley were outstanding - Cottee
scored two and missed a couple of other chances, but at least he's
there, which is more than was happening a few weeks back. Jackson also
had a good game and is starting to play like Gary Stevens did.
Beardsley hit the bar from about 40 yards with the sort of shot that
only he would try.
The third goal was a bit lucky, the ref penalised Tiler for a backpass
that was really a deflection that could have gone anywhere and when
Hinchliffe lifted the ball into the top corner the Forest players
complained that the ref hadn't blown his whistle - still it almost
evens up the dodgy decision at Chelsea.
Everton are almost out of the mire, closer pointswise to fifth spot
than to Palace just below in 18th place. If the teams at the bottom win
their games in hand it could still be dodgy, but at least Everton are
playing well.
The Fashanu story reared it's ugly head in the papers again yesterday -
this time it was Fashanu for �750,000 plus 'the pick of Everton's
fringe players' (the pick ?) - anyway, Kenny and Barlow were mentioned
as two possibles - I wouldn't mind Barlow going but Kenny's one for the
future.
Unsworth played earlier in the season - he's big and strong and plays
either on the left in midfield or left back, he played well at first
but struggled in his later games. He hasn't played for the first team
since the last derby game.
Paul
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35.751 | Rumour ?, what rumour ?? | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Mar 15 1993 15:25 | 25 |
|
>> The Fashanu story reared it's ugly head in the papers again yesterday -
>> this time it was Fashanu for �750,000 plus 'the pick of Everton's
>> fringe players' (the pick ?) - anyway, Kenny and Barlow were mentioned
>> as two possibles - I wouldn't mind Barlow going but Kenny's one for the
>> future.
Thanks for the info Paul,
It's interesting to see that the Fashanu rumour is still around
although you say it's '.. reared it's ugly head ..' does that
mean that you think it's a bad idea ? Personally I think it
would be great, he'd be a superb partner for Cottee especially
the way he's playing at the moment and with Beardsley playing
just behind the front two .. well it could certainly be worth
watching. As you say though it depends who was to go in the
deal, I haven't seen Kenny play but as you know I was impressed
with Stuart Barlow so I'd be reluctant to see him go.
Which paper was the story in ? (i.e. is it credible or not ?)
Regards
Ian
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35.752 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Mon Mar 15 1993 15:50 | 16 |
|
'reared it's ugly head' is just one of my extremely limited phrases...
I'd love to see Fashanu at Goodison, if and when Everton do finally
sign (another*) black player - he'll have to have a strong character
to cope with the pressures. Love him or loathe him, Fashanu's
definately got character.
It was in that bastion of truth and top rate journalism the 'News of
the World'...(just after this week's dirty vicar story) I didn't buy it
I found it on a train... honest.
* Cliff Marshall played about 6 games for Everton in 1975
Paul
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35.753 | Extra ! Read all about it .. | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon Mar 15 1993 16:03 | 13 |
|
>> It was in that bastion of truth and top rate journalism the 'News of
>> the World'...(just after this week's dirty vicar story) I didn't buy it
>> I found it on a train... honest.
.. and I thought there might be some truth in it '-) , and
I've told you before about loitering on trains picking up old
newspapers ..
Regards
Ian
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35.754 | BRING ON THE REDS ......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Mar 15 1993 20:44 | 19 |
|
GREAT WIN for the Blues on saturday and they even showed it on match of
the day ...
We badly needed it ,now if only we could do the double on the reds
next weekend .I see the match is not on live on tele ?? this must be
a first.Also without been too optimistic when was the last time we did
the double on liverpool (if ever )???
Re the Fashnu story ,I would love him to come to Goodison and your
right Paul ,the next coloured player will need some character and he
has plenty ,scores some goals ,and is a fans favorite ..I wouldn,t like
to see either Barlow or Kenny going in exchange .How about
Rideout,Johnson and Beagrie eh !!!!!!!!
Cheers
Liam
|
35.755 | Cheap at half the price .. | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Mar 16 1993 08:51 | 24 |
|
>> Re the Fashnu story ,I would love him to come to Goodison and your
>> right Paul ,the next coloured player will need some character and he
>> has plenty ,scores some goals ,and is a fans favorite ..I wouldn,t like
>> to see either Barlow or Kenny going in exchange .How about
>> Rideout,Johnson and Beagrie eh !!!!!!!!
Good idea Liam, I wonder if we can get rid of Sansom and Harper
to (that would please Paul). I'm a bit confused about the price
being talked about though (750,000 sponds) as only a few months
ago I read an article where Sam Hassan (Sp) was quoted as saying
he thought Fashanu was worth 12 million, mind you he's saying that
about John Scales now. Anyway at the asking price I think Everton
would get quite a good deal. Does anyone know how old Fashanu
is, has he got a good few seasons left in him ?
Paul/Liam could one of you post Everton's remaining fixtures please
as I want to see the Blues again before the end of the season
and I will have to start thinking about planning the trip. Thanks.
Regards
Ian
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35.756 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Tue Mar 16 1993 11:31 | 21 |
| Ian,
here's the fixtures - I think there may be a few missing - Everton have
got more than eight games left haven't they ?
20 Liverpool A
23 Ipswich H
Apr
3 Sheff Utd H
10 Middlesboro A
12 QPR H
17 Southampton A
May
1 Arsenal H
8 Man City A
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35.757 | And now, the end is near .. | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Mar 16 1993 12:51 | 21 |
|
Paul,
Thanks for the fixtures, and eight games sounds about right as
Everton have played 34 games to date.
The only game I may be able to get back for is the Southampton
match on April 17th which may not sound too inspiring but
Everton have done very well there over the past few seasons.
I remember being there for the 4-3 victory a couple of seasons
ago (or was it last season I can't recall), and what a thriller
that was !
Although I may be able to make the Arsenal game on May 1st, after
all I can't go a whole season without visiting mecca (queue
bingo comments).
Regards
Ian
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35.758 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Tue Mar 16 1993 14:13 | 10 |
|
Ian,
wasn't the 4-3 when Newell scored a cracking own-goal (header from the
edge of his own box) I went to that, McCall scored a cracker aswell if I
remember rightly, anyway, it wasn't last year - Everton won 2-1 there
just after new year.
Paul
|
35.759 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Tue Mar 16 1993 14:43 | 7 |
|
The transfer deadline is next week (Thursday I think) - Everton have
some full back from Birmingham (Holmes) on trial with a view to a
�200,000 transfer, they are also interested in some bloke at Morton
haven't got a clue what his name is or where he plays.
Paul
|
35.760 | Through the mists of time .. | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Mar 16 1993 14:49 | 21 |
|
>> wasn't the 4-3 when Newell scored a cracking own-goal (header from the
>> edge of his own box) I went to that, McCall scored a cracker aswell if I
>> remember rightly, anyway, it wasn't last year - Everton won 2-1 there
>> just after new year.
You're absolutely right ! It was the best goal I saw Newell score,
just a pity it was in our own net 8^( . I took an Austalian guy
who I was working with along and it was the first PROPER football
match he'd ever seen. He was so impressed that he said he was
going to follow our football when he got back home, not that
Australian (NO)rules rubbish. I hope he's still got the Everton
scarf I gave him as a souvenier.
Now I remember ! I was at the 2-1 game as well when Everton
won pretty convincingly, I think it may have been on New Years Day.
Regards
Ian
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35.761 | I don't make predictions ... | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Mar 19 1993 10:16 | 17 |
|
Well derby day is almost upon us and I must pop a note in to
say good luck to the BLUES for Saturday. Everton have been playing
well just lately but Liverpool have also been improving slightly
so it will probably be a close match (aren't they always ?).
Have a good time Paul, Oh and if you see Cunno ... ah .. yes
he couldn't get a ticket could he .. oh well never mind.
Is there any activity on the transfer front yet, I think the
deadline is coming up next Thursday (?) so our Mr. Kendall
had better move quickly to get Fash's signiture 8^)
Bon Weekend
Ian
|
35.762 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Fri Mar 19 1993 10:46 | 21 |
|
Ian,
Ebbrell's back tomorrow - Johnston's fit, but isn't in the 15 man
squad, surprising really as the only times he's played well is against
the red sh*te.
Kendall signed Paul Holmes, some full back from Birmingham for �100,000
- he played in a reserve game in midweek and obviously impressed,
having said that �100,000 isn't much.
Keep this quiet, but my ticket source has let me down - I'll either be
outside Anfield for most of the game and get in for the last ten
minutes or in some illicit drinking den watching it on some dodgy cable
telly. I've been outside Anfield before without a ticket and it's a
hideous ordeal - 10,000 people all crammed round the ten people with
radios. Don't tell Cunno about my lack of ticket.... :-)
Paul
|
35.763 | 2-2 on agg Out on away goals rule | SHAWB1::HUGHESS | | Sun Mar 21 1993 14:25 | 21 |
|
Looneypool 1 Everton 0
Rosie 90 ATT 44,000 ish
I suppose we can't complain after scoring two late goals at Goodison to
win the derby earlier this season, but did you see the two chances
Barlow had. The young lad could have made a name for himself and won
the game.
The papers this morning haven't been fair to Everton saying L'pool had
seven chances to Everton's two, though listening to the radio and
watching the Teeve it seemed very even. Still not safe as we have
played two or if not three games more than the teams below us.
I think rosie's a better player than alot give him credit for. It was a
great finish.(yes it hurts to admit it)
Simon
|
35.764 | Safe at last ? (Maybe) | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Mar 25 1993 07:55 | 25 |
|
Alright, I know it's been quiet in here but I'm still getting
over the disappointment of last weekend. Oh well Everton provided
the perfect response last night ..
Everton ... 3 Ipswich Town ... 0
Barlow
Jackson
Cottee
I don't know anything about the game, or the team as it was the
ONLY Premier League game last night where Radio 5 did NOT have a
man on the spot.
Anyway Everton are on 45 points now and must almost consider
themselves safe, although it would be nice to finish the season
strongly from a confidence point of view.
Perhaps we had our own man on the spot last night who could fill
in the details ... calling all Watterson's ...
Regards
Ian
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35.765 | Bottom teams in form | SHAWB2::HUGHESS | | Thu Mar 25 1993 09:44 | 13 |
|
Watty's on holiday for two weeks from today he's gone on talent
spotting trip to the Algarve.
Last nights results puts us above Ipswich! 1-0 half time thanks to a 25
yard half volley from Barlow (why didn't he save that for last saturday)
and further goals in 2nd half from jackson at the far post following a
flicked on corner from Watson. The third was a superb diving header
from Cottee after a good move.
Att 15,638
Simon
|
35.766 | One of the (quite a) few ? | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Mar 25 1993 10:26 | 24 |
|
Thanks for the info Simon,
Were you one of the lucky 15,000 people to see the match at dear
old Goodison or did you see it on T.V. ?
It's good to see Barlow and Jackson getting on to the score sheet
and of course for TC to keep up his good scoring run. Have you
any idea what the team was ?
It looks as if our Mr. Kendall has decided not to dip into the
transfer market for a striker (as I believe the deadline is today !),
perhaps he feels that the Cottee / Barlow combination up front
will be good enough once they develop more of an understanding.
As I mentioned before I certainly thought Barlow had alot of
potential when I saw him at Villa. What about the chances he missed
at Liverpool though ?, hopefully they weren't as simple as the
chance that Gary Parker missed for the Villa last night against
Norwich, I don't think the commentators could believe it.
Regards
Ian
|
35.767 | New Signing for the Blues .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Mar 25 1993 17:34 | 20 |
|
My absence from the notes has been because of been busy end-of-quarter
rather than the sickener at the weekend .Alto i was gutted on saturday.
Great response last night ,exactly what we needed ,especially for
Barlow to score first,it might restore some confidence.
If my aunty had balls etc if Barlow had taken his chances on saturday
we would now be sixth or seventh in the table .There is only a few
points in it between sixth and seventh from bottom.
A debut was made last night by a guy called Holmes from Birmingham for
the blues,He plays in the backs and was quite comfortable last night.
I dont know much about him only what the paper said this morning.
Everton paid 100,000 pounds for him...
cheers
Liam
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35.768 | Not that one surely? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Oscar the Grouch is an Optimist! | Thu Mar 25 1993 17:37 | 7 |
| Liam,
Did he play alongside Watson????
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
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35.769 | Red shite for the drop !!! | GLADYS::CRAVEN | | Mon Mar 29 1993 16:16 | 23 |
| Thank you to my Sydney Digtal friends for giving me access to all the
Blue Boys news that I have missed since the last episode of "When
Skys Are Grey". Have I been too long in the bush to discover that
Kendall has finally gone mad - Fashanu (Mr Elbows) in a blue shirt,
black players for sure in a blue shirt, its inevitable, invaluable for
our future, but not Fashanu ! What about a continued bid for Rocastle
for some skill in midfield but also a maverick bid for his old
Asre-enal (no typo there) Cambell as one for the future. This is not
to have some total blak in the team but to add some real skill, finesse
and Force to the team. Persevere with Cottee (TC) and Barlow and keep
Unsworth on standby, piss off Warchyra, Beagrie, Ebrell (yet to show
he's worth an exhalted position in the School of Science), not
convinced about Hinchcliffe at left back, what about another maverick
bid for Parker (500,000) from Man-ushited? Get rid of Johnston, rumour
has it amongst the Sportsman clientelle is that his recent injuries are
from his team-mates (he's a ladies man) rather than football induced.
Who is Rideout, he's not proved himself at the top level, only England
schoolboy - for what thats worth. Keep faith with Howard, remember all
the rumblings of discontent pre 1984 ? and all the CRAP players he
signed before the golden 11+.
Ray, a committed blue
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35.770 | Mo and Oh Ah, Like the Ladies | ESSB::BLONG | Europe is Scouse Free | Mon Mar 29 1993 16:30 | 4 |
| �� Get rid of Johnston, rumour is that his recent injuries are from his
�� team-mates (he's a ladies man)
He should team up with Cantona so :-)
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35.771 | Everton off to Jersey... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Mar 30 1993 09:29 | 13 |
|
Everton took advantage of the lull of games in the premier league
and went to Jersey for a week.dont know if they played any matchs.
Anyone get any results ???
Looking at the forthcoming internationals i dont see many Blues
playing,Big difference from the heady days of the eighties when
Everton had about nine internationals playing everyweek.
Anyone care to comment ...........
Cheers
Liam
|
35.772 | THey are playing but not for US | EBYGUM::HUGHESS | | Tue Mar 30 1993 11:38 | 15 |
| Lots of Everton players are playing in Internationals this week, only
that they are EX-Evertonions
ie. keown
Mccall
Nevin
Ratcliffe
Steven
Have Evertonions noted McCall and Steven performances for Rangers this
season.
I suppose the next thing will be that TC will get sold to Arsenal and
get back into the England squad.
Roll on next season.
Simon
|
35.773 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Tripple ripple truffle shuffler | Tue Mar 30 1993 12:06 | 4 |
|
Did you forget Sheedy? (although, he'll probably only be sub)
Tim
|
35.774 | Sheedy Sellars Left sided wonders | EBYGUM::HUGHESS | | Tue Mar 30 1993 12:42 | 9 |
| I did forget Sheedy Thank you Tim
Whats Sheedy's postion now that Sellars has signed. It was only last
month I heard Keegan quoted as saying He likes management especially
when you can work with such talented players as Sheedy. Then he signs
Sellars (?)
Confused
I am
|
35.775 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Tripple ripple truffle shuffler | Tue Mar 30 1993 12:52 | 11 |
| > Whats Sheedy's postion now that Sellars has signed.
Left back
in the changing rooms.
Sheedy's well out in the cold now (times change very quickly). He's
available on a free. I think he can still do a job for 60 mins a game
though. Sellars is hardly setting St. James' alight since his arrival.
Tim
|
35.776 | We have two in our team | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Oscar the Grouch is an Optimist! | Tue Mar 30 1993 19:03 | 7 |
| Come off it - you've got tons of internationals - well 2 anyway
Southall and Horne should be in the Wales team tomorrow.
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
35.777 | Here today, gone tomorrow ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Mar 31 1993 13:17 | 9 |
|
Just in case you haven't heard ... our other 'international'
Kenny Sansom has joined Brentford on loan until the end of the
season.
Regards
Ian
|
35.778 | Thank you very much ... | MILE::PRIEST | All at sea at Solent | Wed Mar 31 1993 16:12 | 8 |
| Saw him on Saturday and he looked v.good - OK, he wasn't up against
much competition ! Brentford have needed a left-back all season (as
well as a midfield !!) and he looked like he'd fit the bill very
nicely, thank you.
Do you want him back, or can we keep him ?
Jim
|
35.779 | .. and you're welcome to him .. | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Mar 31 1993 18:19 | 9 |
|
>> Do you want him back, or can we keep him ?
Believe me, he's ALL yours.
Regards
Ian
|
35.780 | He's a player of two halves ... | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Apr 01 1993 09:51 | 21 |
|
I am a man most definitely in shock ...
Not only did Barry Horne PLAY for Wales last night ...
Not only was he CAPTAIN of the Welsh team ...
Not only was the Radio 5 summariser WAXING LYRICAL about his
performance ...
But after the game he was named MAN OF THE MATCH !
Is this really the same player I saw bumbling around in mid-field
a few weeks ago for Everton at Villa Park ? If so, what has he
been taking in the interim period, and more to the point,
where can I buy some ?
(A great result for Wales though beating Belgium 2-0 which
leaves them in with at least a chance of qualifying)
Regards
Ian
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35.781 | Fash the Blue Bash.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Apr 01 1993 17:37 | 12 |
|
Well Its offical ...
John Fashnu has signed for Everton ..870,000 pounds and a reputed
6,000 grand a week ..
More Later
Liam
|
35.782 | April 1st | ESSB::BLONG | Europe is Scouse Free | Thu Apr 01 1993 18:05 | 4 |
| You would nearly believe it, except for the day that's in it.
�@
|
35.783 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Tripple ripple truffle shuffler | Thu Apr 01 1993 18:48 | 5 |
|
What happened to the no jokes after 12 o' clock rule. Thing is, it
would have made a better April's fool joke if he had of signed.
Tim
|
35.784 | No Takers There.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Apr 02 1993 10:48 | 8 |
|
Needless to say I couldn,t fool the experts ...........
Maybe it was wishful thinking on my behalf ..
Liam
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35.785 | Fat bastards for hire | GLADYS::CRAVEN | | Sat Apr 03 1993 16:01 | 54 |
| Well, you had an on-loan Blueboy in Sydney worried. If anyone out there
cares, I'm 28, fat, slow, can't head and have scored two goals in 19
years... what am I worth (I'm not the scouse referred to above.) (And,
no, my name's not Sharp!)
Fashanu, Samson, Horne... it's been that kind of year. We only get an
hour's highlights on Monday night out here, and most of the stuff so
far has been Man-U-Shited, may they choke again. The other option is to
fork out $15 and watch games live on satellite - went once, it was the
away game at Spurs, we should have been 5 up at half time and then
choked in the last minute. Again! So now we stay home, get fatter and
listen to the BBC World Service, the only good thing to come out of
England since Captain Cook (I meant Derek Underwood, but the fusarium
got to me.)
Well, I'll let my Sunderland colleague ICA take over and head for the
cricket topic to taunt you about the thrashing you will probably suffer
in the Ashes series - late flash, Sheffield United have equalised. Oh,
4 years ago it was Everton 1, Norwich 0, but it was also Hillsborough.
Sad, sad, sad.
PS save the forests!
Peter Warrington,
Greens for sport,
Australian chapter.
Gooday ! its ICA here how are you scouse bastards??
Everton, Everton, Everton, Everton....
I love Everton...
It started in 84, forgive me if this sounds self indulgent
but I must tell you of my love affair with The Blues.
I got this ticket off a scouse tout at Wembley for the Watford cup
final and enjoyed every minute of the 2-0 victory. This was the
greatest day and night of my life, we celebrated all night in a flat in
Brixton and when the 85-87 victories eventuated I was over the moon.
My other indulgence is Sunderland. I have a pair of Score-Draw panties
that I am waiting to impose upon the right woman. The question is ,
what will come first, will it be another cup final appearance or will
it be the woman! I am sorry if this reply is straying from the straight
and narrow but it is Saturday night, its late, we're waiting for the
BBC coverage of Saturday's matches and I'm pissed.
What else can I say? Other than that I went to Roker Park in September
1990 with Peter, above, and we watched a 2-2 draw. It was like being in
heaven for 2 hours. All the goals came in the first half. A thoroughly
entertaing match enjoyed by all. One particular point of interest was
the Everton team coach. All the players were in there playing cards
etc. except for Neville who sat on his own at the back sullenly
brooding. 2 great teams, Sunderland and Everton.
Yours, ICA.
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35.786 | Sign 'em up! | UNTADH::WILCOCKSON | Haddaway | Mon Apr 05 1993 11:44 | 2 |
|
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35.787 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Tue Apr 13 1993 12:03 | 61 |
|
I go away for a couple of weeks sun, sea, and seriously sick and what
happens the place gets invaded by Aussies... welcome aboard.
Anyway, first things first, Everton won 8-0 against some team in
Jersey, everyman and his dog scored. Then on Saturday they won 2-1 at
Middlesboro virtually making tham safe from relegation - Watson and
Preki scored.
Then came Monday... in a fit of mad enthusiasm, I decided to invest
�9.50 and see the Blues in action against QPR.....
Everton 3-5 QPR att 19,000
Cottee, Impey, Ferdinand 3
Barlow, Sinton
Preki
The score flattered Everton they were totally outclassed with Ferdinand
winning everything in the air (and on the ground) and Wilkins running
the midfield.
Things started badly when Nev let a soft shot in after 5 minutes, but
Everton battled back and equalised when Cottee headed in Hinchliffe's
corner. From then on things just got worse, Ferdinand scored his first
towards the end of the first half. The game was finished 10 minutes
into the second half when first Nev dropped an easy cross and Ferninand
made it 3-1 then the same player completed his hat-trick when he
wandered through Everton's not existant defence 4-1. At this point QPR
looked like scoring in every attack while Everton weren't capable
of stringing two passes together. Sinton made it 5-1 with a free kick
with about ten minutes to go. Everton had a late rally, Watson missed a
couple of good chances, then Cottee hit the bar and Barlow hammered in
the rebound and Preki scored his second of the season with virtually
the last kick of the game.
Everton's team
Southall - a really stinker, at fault for three goals
Jackson - injured after about 20 minutes
Ablett - looked injured in the second half
Watson - couldn't cope with Ferdinand
Hinchliffe - looked fairly solid
Ward - crap - replace by Preki 75 mins
Horne - same as usual crap !
Snodin - dropped to full back, quiet game
Ebbrell - did a good impression of the invisible man
Cottee - worked hard, but couldn't beat two six foot defenders in
the air
Beardsley - very quiet game
Barlow - looked dangerous at first, but faded
Preki - looked Everton's best player - while he was on
Everton should be safe from relegation, but a couple more performances
like that and it could be a dodgy few weeks - still it was nice and
sunny and I managed to add a few more rays to my fading sun-tan.
Paul
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35.788 | I've got those post holiday blues ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Apr 14 1993 09:35 | 20 |
|
Welcome back Paul, I've just been away for 10 days myself and as
you say it's a mixed bag to come back to. I'm not too concerned
about the result in Jersey but I thought it was a good win
away to Middlesborough, I know they are bottom but any away win
is a good result. Then after that came the crushing defeat at the
hands of QPR, and it sounds as if Everton were rubbish.
I really don't understand why Everton's home form has been so
poor this season, usually the team is virtually unbeatable at
home. Fortunately Everton have one of the best away records in
the league, in terms of wins, and it's due to that that we're
probably safe from relegation now.
Good luck to the BLUES for the game at Southampton on Saturday !
Regards
Ian
|
35.789 | When in Rome, see Gazza ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed Apr 14 1993 12:32 | 21 |
|
I almost forgot to say that for my holiday I went to Rome and
while I was there I went to see a certain Mr. Gascoigne play for
Lazio against Foggia. The game ended up as a 1 - 1 draw with
Gazza being substituted early in the second half. He had a few
good touches but generally it was a quiet game by his standards.
Lazio played well in the first half and deserved to go in 1 - 0
up. However, in the second half Foggia came back very strongly
and created several chances, one of which they took to bring
the score back to 1 - 1.
It was definitely a revelation to see the Italian game live with
their slow build up from the back and the ball being played
almost exclusively on the ground, very different from the cut and
thrust of the English game, but I think both are enjoyable in
their own way.
Regards
Ian
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35.790 | Light years behind | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Wed Apr 14 1993 12:59 | 14 |
| >> It was definitely a revelation to see the Italian game live with
>> their slow build up from the back and the ball being played
>> almost exclusively on the ground, very different from the cut and
>> thrust of the English game, but I think both are enjoyable in
>> their own way.
Sounds a bit like Everton on Monday - the only difference was that once
the defenders got the ball under control (ie slow build up), they then
hoofed long balls up to Cottee and Barlow (combined height 3'6) who
were then beaten in the air by the QPR centre halves (combined height
14'6)......................
Paul
|
35.791 | more Aussie shit | GLADYS::CRAVEN | | Wed Apr 14 1993 14:00 | 26 |
| Well, you bunch of name-droppers and serious bastrards, what we want to
hear about out here in the colonies is what football does for your sex
life.
Our soccer story for the week concerns my club, Brian Van Wanderers
(Brian is one of the guy's dogs, he runs on the field..the name seemed
a good joke at the time.) We went down 3 - 0 to the Phantom Brazilians,
who are all from Newtown (Sydney joke.) In my customary position of
right back I saw Phantom forwards tear us to shreds, it was 29 degrees
celsius, we got three injuries, and our pre-season brilliant form looks
completely irrelevant. After one week!
Sound familiar? It was Marx who embellished Hegel to say that history
is prone to repeat itself, the first time as tragedy, the seond as
farce. 1990-91 was a tragedy, 91-92 a farce. What does that make this
year? For the best philosophically sound answer goes a team photo of
the Henry Miller Football Club (precursors of BVWFC), the world's
sexiest first 11".
Also, in addition to that 2 - 2 game at Roker in 1990, we saw Sunderland
v Spurs. To cut a long story short, Bracewell played Gazza off the
park. om one fat bastard to another, I sympathised!
For the trees, and EFC,
Warrington!
|
35.792 | supplication! | GLADYS::CRAVEN | | Wed Apr 14 1993 14:15 | 13 |
| And on amore serious note, can anyone help me get a copy of the '85
Euro Cup Winners' Cup Final. I watched it live on telly, but we didn't
have a video at the time, and no video wholesaler here stocks it
(heretics!)
It would need to be on VHS format, and I will pay for the tape and
postage (and I'll even throw in a HMFC team shot as well.)
Hoping Oldham stay up, Sunderland defy gravity, Cardiff win Division 3
and Wednesday for both cups.
Warrington #2
|
35.793 | Where is everyone ? | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Apr 20 1993 14:41 | 19 |
|
No new notes in here this week so I thought I would just slip
this in (Oooer !)
Southampton ... 0 Everton ... 0
Apparently Big Nev played a blinder, to make up for the 5 he
let in the week before. Everton didn't create too many chances
but TC did have the ball in the net but he was ruled off-side.
I saw brief highlights on Sky on Sunday but not really enough
to tell how the game was overall.
Does anyone know when Everton's game with Sheffield Umited has
been re-scheduled for ?
Regards
Ian
|
35.794 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Tue Apr 20 1993 15:30 | 8 |
|
Ian,
Sheff Utd is now on 4th-May. I heard on the radio that Cottee has been
offered a new contract and is currently discussing it with Kendall -
Kendall hopes to have things sorted by the end of the season.
Pauk
|
35.795 | Will the fat lady ever sing ????????? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Apr 21 1993 09:27 | 17 |
|
IAN
We must all have been on holiday the same time ,I,m only back after a
weeks holiday myself.
Well safe from relegation ,Hammered by Qpr ,draw at Southampton
(thanks to big Nev).Have we beaten any london team at home this season
??.
Only three matchs left and i,m sure i,m not alone when i say i can,t
wait for this season to finish so i can delete it from my memory...
I,ll wait a week or two and then list my highlights of this season
(it will be a short note ) 8-)8-)
cheers
Liam
|
35.796 | Paul Go to 129.203... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Apr 21 1993 11:57 | 11 |
|
Paul
I hate to do this to an Evertonian but could you please read 129.203
again ...
just catching up on a few old notes .
Liam
|
35.797 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | another day another bill | Wed Apr 21 1993 12:08 | 13 |
|
BAH !!!!!
I've seen the light and am now converted to Ferdinandism.....
But seriously, I don't think he'd scored an away goal until christmas.
From what I'd seen of him on the telly he looked good in the air, but
his overall contribution was fairly average.
That's the good thing about being biased and biggoted, you can change
your mind whenever you want.......... :-)
Paul
|
35.798 | Oh and note .791 was briliant too! | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | on the Streets of San Francisco | Sat Apr 24 1993 22:29 | 8 |
| 500 notes behind and pressing NEXT UNSEEN every minute or so I detected
the string "Cardiff" in reply .792 so could the author please own up
as to being a bluebird or not and preferably add a reply to the Cardiff
note.
regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
35.799 | Not Alot happening....... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Apr 28 1993 11:27 | 23 |
|
All quiet in here these days eh !!!
Just some tid-bits ..
Peter Reid is being toted as the new manager of both Liverpool and
Everton ,I didn,t know either job was up for grabs .
Ronnie Whelen was not happy with his new contract offered and
Kendall was apparently watching ,with interest,the negotiations.
( Whelan proably asked him to ring sourpuss and put a bid in so
that sourpuss would up the ante ,could you imagine him letting
whelan go to Everton ).
Everton are mentioned in every transfer rumour ,now that the merry-go-
round has started .
not at lot really
Cheers
Liam
p.s. just on my way out the door to Lansdowne to watch the BOYS IN
GREEN....
|
35.800 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | All my failings exposed | Wed Apr 28 1993 12:03 | 24 |
|
Liam,
things are very very very quiet at the moment - no rumours or anything,
at least there's no mention of Molby coming to Goodison... I wouldn't
like the idea of Whelan at Goodison - we might get Cunno festering in
here...
Arsenal at Goodison on Saturday - probably my last game of the season
as the Sheff Utd game is on my wedding aniversary :-( Usual full
unbiased and unracist report here on Tuesday.
>> p.s. just on my way out the door to Lansdowne to watch the BOYS IN
>> GREEN....
Now that I'm safely out of Dublin...
I HOPE YOU GET STUFFED BY THE DANES !
Paul :-)
|
35.801 | 50 points and safety ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon May 03 1993 15:46 | 22 |
|
Everton ... 0 Arsenal ... 0
The BLUES romped to another glorious goalless draw on Saturday.
I'm afraid I don't know anything about the game apart from the
result, so we'll all have to wait for our 'man on the spot' to
reveal all on when he comes in on Tuesday (we don't get Bank
holidays here in France you know).
Paul/Liam, you're both right, it is very quiet in here at the
moment, if there aren't any decent rumours soon we'd better
start a few of our own. I really am suprised that there is no
transfer talk at Goodison at the moment as surely we can't go
through next season with exactly the same squad of players,
unless we want exactly the same result that is. Perhaps our
Mr. Kendall is just waiting for the right moment to announce
something really amazing (I live in hope !).
Regards
Ian
|
35.802 | Youll never beat the Blues .....Sometimes ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue May 04 1993 09:36 | 12 |
|
Sheffield utd at Goodison for the last home match of the season .
Nothing to play for but pride ( we should get beaten 6-0 ).
Bad season all round and not much to look forward to next season.
But being a blue means being an eternal optimist ..
Cheers
Liam
|
35.803 | | UNTADH::WILCOCKSON | SWFC FA CUP 93 | Tue May 04 1993 11:09 | 6 |
| >> Bad season all round and not much to look forward to next season.
That's 'being an eternal optimist' is it Liam?
:^)
Al.
|
35.804 | Wanted : A Result (A good one if poss.) | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed May 05 1993 11:04 | 12 |
|
Help !
Can anyone tell me the result of Everton's match against Sheffield
United last night, as I was out I didn't get a chance to listen to
Radio 5. I'd also like to know the Newcastle United result for
a friend if possible. Thanks.
Regards
Ian
|
35.805 | You lost | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Scuba Dive in my Think Tank | Wed May 05 1993 11:11 | 4 |
| You got beat 2-0 and from what I saw of the first half on sky, you were
awful - serious rebuilding needed, plus some stilts for the forwards.
Paul
|
35.806 | Ignorance was bliss ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Wed May 05 1993 11:25 | 11 |
|
>> You got beat 2-0 and from what I saw of the first half on sky, you were
>> awful - serious rebuilding needed, plus some stilts for the forwards.
>> Paul
Thanks, but I wish I hadn't asked 8^((
Ian
|
35.807 | Champions... | PLUNDR::LOWEG | You don't want to do it like that!! | Wed May 05 1993 11:36 | 6 |
|
And Newcastle won 2 v 0 at Grimbsy making them 1st division champions
and looking forward to playing the Stumpy's next year..
g.
|
35.808 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | All my failings exposed | Thu May 06 1993 12:54 | 21 |
|
Everton 0-0 Arsenal Att 19,000ish
What a frighteningly bad game - Arsenal turned up to make up the
numbers and Everton played the usual home performance - clueless.
The game started slowly and degenerated, I was woken up briefly after
half-time when in the space of ten thrill packed minutes, Everton won a
corner, had a couple of half-hearted appeals for penalties ignored and
Barlow volleyed over from inside the six yard box.
Following Tuesday's result, it's obvious that the current players are
at best average (except Southall, Beardsley and Cottee perhaps), at
worst cr*p. Unless the board stump up cash, Everton are condemmed to an
annual battle against relegation. Eight league defeats at home in a
season is the worst since the early 1950s (the last time they were
relegated). Kendall needs to clear some of the deadwood and be given
the funds to buy some quality players - no more of these bargain
basement buys.
Paul
|
35.809 | Summer Sale At Goodison ,No reasonable offer refused | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu May 06 1993 13:33 | 35 |
|
And it could only get worse !!!! and it did arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I went down to the local to watch Everton play Sheffield utd on sky.
What a disaster !!
If everton were still playing they wouldn,t score.
Our defence was crap (ok we were missing Watson ) but it was seriously
bad.
Our midfield was .(non existent)
Our forwards too small,too slow ,too small,too little ,two near the
ground etc etc .
Cottee had a chance near the start but his lob was cleared off the line
after beating the keeper and that was it for the match.
Everton made sheffield utd look above average which there not and you
would think that Brian Deane was a world class player which he is NOT.
Still Everton could do with him...
I was so dissapointed that i,ll say no more except how did we
Beat utd 3-0
beat liverpool 2-1
beat villa 1-0
take 6 points off blackburn etc etc
There really is some wonders of the world left ........
Cheers
Liam
|
35.810 | The Epilogue | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri May 07 1993 09:50 | 34 |
|
Liam,
Was this your review of Everton's season ? I suppose it might
as well be as 92/93 contained about half a dozen highlights,
all of which you mentioned, and for the rest of the games you
can apply the same report as you wrote for the Sheffield United
match. Depressing isn't it !
Mr. Kendall - SIGN JOHN FASHANU (or somebody else with a bit of
fighting spirit) NOW !!!!
Paul was absolutely right a couple of notes ago when he said that
the deadwood must be cleared out and money made available for new
purchases as soon as possible. BTW what happened to the 2 million
that we received for Martin Keown ? I suppose the board are
thinking what would happen if they payed out alot of money for
new players and the situation still did not improve i.e. a crap
team and a MEGA debt instead of a crap team and smallish debt.
But what is the alternative, carrying on as we are knowing that
nothing will get better, I dread the thought of yet another season
like this one. Let's face it something has GOT to change !
Paul, has there been any change in attitude towards our Mr. K
on merseyside over the last few weeks, or is it still a
feeling of resignation (to Everton's situation that is) and
general disinterest now that we have at least avoided relegation ?
Awaiting developments.
Regards
Ian
|
35.811 | The lads done great Brian .. | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Mon May 10 1993 09:39 | 23 |
|
Just when you thought it was safe to write the teams obituary
this happens ....
Manchester City .. 2 Everton .. 5 (yes FIVE)
I don't know what the match was like, pretty exciting if the
scoreline is anything to go by, but I know our Mr. Kendall brought
Peter Beagrie back into the team. I saw two of his goals, one
of which was an absolute beauty, on French sqiggly vision
(otherwise known as scrambled Canal +). What a pity he can't
reproduce that sort of form week in week out. Any more
information on the match would be much appreciated.
Oh well, this lifts us up to the dizzy heights of 13th or 14th
and serves as a warning for next season to all those other teams
out there, WE'RE BACK ! ..... alright .. alright .. two tablets
for me Doctor ... 8^)
Regards
Ian
|
35.812 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | All my failings exposed | Mon May 10 1993 11:59 | 24 |
|
Ian,
calm down !! calm down !!
I think Saturday's result was down to City being bad rather than
Everton being good, The young City keeper had a nightmare, the second
and third goals were a direct result of his cock-ups. A 5-2 win sounds
good, but it really only papers over the cracks. Season ticket sales
are going to be very poor again for next season - no ones particulary
p*ssed off, but the apathy is unfrightening.
On a brighter note, Gordon Lee was giving 'expert' comments on the game
- what an intelligent man, I wonder if he still drags his knuckles on
the floor when he walks. Maybe he wants to return if Kendall does get
the boot this summer.........
Paul
PS
At least Crystal Palace got relegated...ha ha ha ha - made my
weekend.... :-) See you in two years in the first division.
|
35.813 | I'm perfectly calm now | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue May 11 1993 10:09 | 17 |
|
Paul,
O.K. .. O.K. .. I've had my tranquilisers now and I feel a
lot better. It's just that this season has been so disappointing
and then .. suddenly .. a victory ... with goals going in all
over the shop ... you see I couldn't help it .. I was
over-whelmed.
Anyway, you obviously weren't that impressed yourself, did you go ?
Do you know why Beagrie is back in favour, is it a case of
desperation on Mr. Kendalls part or are there some injuries ?
Regards
Ian
|
35.814 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | All my failings exposed | Tue May 11 1993 11:16 | 24 |
|
Ian,
I didn't go - glued to the Radio in Sainsbury's car-park as usual
waiting for the wife to finish the shopping.....
I wasn't totally unimpressed by the performance on Saturday - just
trying to be realistic. I presume Kendall's just chopping and changing
again - that's why Beagrie played - Preki's had some encouraging
performance recently. He's improved 100% since I saw him first at the
Rotherham defeat. I just wish they all could be more consistant -
especially at home. Two 'good' signings during the summer and they
could do something next season.
On the gossip front - Johnston finished the season early after an armed
robbery on his house.
Also Everton have launched a double bid for Barnes and Platt....
Des Barnes and Martin Platt are going nowhere in Coronation Street
Paul
|
35.815 | What about Phylis | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Tue May 11 1993 11:27 | 4 |
|
�� Des Barnes and Martin Platt are going nowhere in Coronation Street
What about Pearce, or would the colour of her hair not suit your jersey's :-)
|
35.816 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | All my failings exposed | Fri May 14 1993 09:26 | 15 |
|
A big exclusive in the Liverpool Echo yesterday claimed that John
Moores is trying to sell his controlling interest in Everton for
between �2.5M and �5M. David Marsh, the chairman, was on the radio
last night denying there was an truth in the story.
The Moores family have been hit badly by ground improvement costs
(mainly at Anfield, but someone is also going to have to spend a few
million quid at Goodison redeveloping the Park End) - the Moores also
have a controlling interest in Liverpool FC.
Everton are rumoured to be at least �4M in dept.
Paul
|
35.817 | It means nothing to me ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue May 18 1993 09:55 | 13 |
|
>> Stephan Paille, ex-international and friend of Cantona, wants
>> to play in England. In an interview he stated that three clubs
>> had shown an interest, but it looks like Everton are the
>> front-runners.
I've just read this in the 'French League' note ... hummmmm ...
excuse my ignorance ... but WHO is Stephan Paille ?
Regards
Ian
|
35.818 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | All my failings exposed | Tue May 18 1993 10:11 | 13 |
|
Is he a centre half - I vaguely remember Everton being linked with some
French defender a few weeks back.
Everton lost 3-1 to Aston Villa in Mauritius (sp ?).
UEFA officials are inspecting Goodison and Anfield today in preparation
for the European championships in 1996 - they are rumoured to be still
laughing after having visited Newcastle and Sunderland yesterday....:-)
Paul
Paul
|
35.819 | How many times | CLADA::JMURPHY | It's a Funny Auld game.... | Wed May 19 1993 14:08 | 7 |
|
How many times have Everton won the Championship...
I think it's 9 times.....
jm
|
35.820 | | TAEC::MERRICK | Superstition doesn't have to be wrong... | Wed May 19 1993 15:13 | 7 |
| Re : -2,3
The defender mentioned before was Prunier of Auxerre - he's now
expected to move to a German club. Paille is an attacking midfielder,
old buddy of Cantonna and ex-Montpellier, Porto and Caen. From what
I've seen on TV this season, Everton should save their money and spend
it on Pele who wants to leave Marseille at the end of the season.
|
35.821 | Everton are White and bottom of the Prem. | BLKPUD::HUGHESS | | Wed May 19 1993 15:43 | 10 |
| >> I've seen on TV this season, Everton should save their money and
>> spend it on Pele who wants to leave Marseille at the end of the season.
Never.... Everton spend money wisely by getting a world class player.
Haven't you heard the stories regarding black players and Everton.
It doesn't matter how good he is (even if he scores a hat trick in
the European Cup final) He won't be signing.
Simon
|
35.822 | | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Wed May 19 1993 15:53 | 6 |
|
� How many times have Everton won the Championship...
� I think it's 9 times.....
Correct
|
35.823 | No News is Good News ...I Hope. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jun 01 1993 17:57 | 18 |
|
A bit quiet in here these days !!!!
Surely there,s rumours abound about players coming and going
(especially going ) ??
There,s nothing about Everton in the papers these days ,I suppose
it,s a sign of the times when all the fuss about Roy Keane is all
over the papers and there is not a hint or consideration that he
move to the blues..
Sad days it seems
Cheers
Liam
|
35.824 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Four fox ache | Thu Jun 10 1993 10:47 | 7 |
|
According to the radio this morning, Everton are on the verge of making
one or two signings - possibly a midfield player and an attacker. Two
names mention were Scott Gemmell and Neil (fat bot) Webb from Forest,
although I can't see which one of them is the attacker.
Paul
|
35.825 | Avez-vous des nouvelles ? | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Jun 10 1993 17:37 | 15 |
|
>> According to the radio this morning, Everton are on the verge of making
>> one or two signings - possibly a midfield player and an attacker.
Thanks for the latest news Paul, although I can't say that I'm
overjoyed at the prospect of either of the two you mentioned
coming to Goodison ... and what about people leaving, is there
any news on that ?
Regards
Ian
|
35.826 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Four fox ache | Thu Jun 10 1993 18:11 | 14 |
|
Ian,
no news about anyone going - there was a story a couple of weeks ago
that Rideout might be going back to Swindon, but nothing happened on
that - unfortunately....
Paul
PS
If the Aussies are still reading in here - I'm trying to get the copy
of the 1985 European cup winners cup final, at this rate, you'll
probably get it by about christmas.......
|
35.827 | A winter's tale | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Mon Jun 14 1993 10:38 | 25 |
| Paul
After beating New Zealand 3-0 last week, and watching Norway Norway
Norway!, we aren't going anywhere. Except to USA '94.
Christmas for the video will be fine. We'll probably be bottom of the
table again, so any good cheer will be welcome.
What's this about Neil Webb? Surely April Fool's Day is over. We might
as well get Nigel Lawson, they are as fit as each other!
Hooray for Sunderland, Oldham and Cardiff - it's the decade of second,
third and fourth teams. At least they're non-Thatcherite.
Best to all. Australia vs AC Milan this week... we'll give you a report
if you want. AC who? What chance Everton signing Rijkaard? Now that
would be something.
Any news on the Duncan Ferguson rumour and the state of Graham Sharp's
back appreciated. And fingers crossed for Wales - the only stage big
enough for Nev is the world.
Sentimentally yours
Peter Warrington
|
35.828 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Four fox ache | Mon Jun 14 1993 15:08 | 9 |
| Peter,
the Neil Webb story has died a death - thankfully... Everyone in the
world's after Duncan Ferguson, so I'd guess he'll go anywhere but
Goodison - Everton are being linked with some other player (another
Ferguson I think) that plays for Hearts and used to play for Rangers -
I'd never heard of him - no other tranfer speculation this week.
Paul
|
35.829 | Update. | BUSSTP::DSMITH | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S A PRAT | Mon Jun 14 1993 15:19 | 10 |
|
News/rumor from north of the border is that Drunken Ferguson will
probably join Leeds. Derek Ferguson of Hearts, ex-Rangers, ex-Scotland
will not be signing a new contract with Hearts. Everton have been
linked with him for a fee of around 750k. He's a midfielder who had a
great career ahead of him at Ibrox until he started taking too much
sauce and was swiftly sold by Sourpuss.
Danny.
|
35.830 | Something else to laugh at | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Never heard of him | Mon Jun 14 1993 16:16 | 13 |
|
re.828
Paul,
You'll find that Everton are after SARAH Ferguson.
Regs,
Your friend -
Gary
|
35.831 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Four fox ache | Mon Jun 14 1993 16:24 | 6 |
|
re .830
Bog off, or I'll make you watch Everton v Wimbledon again...
Paul
|
35.832 | Best laff I had for ages | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Never heard of him | Tue Jun 15 1993 09:33 | 21 |
|
NO NO nO NO no NO NO nO NO NO nO NO no NO NO nO
NO NO nO NO NO nO NO no NO NO nO
NO NO nO NO NO nO NO no NO NO nO
NO NO nO NO no NO NO nO NO NO nO NO no NO NO nO
NO NO nO NO no NO NO nO NO NO nO NO no NO NO nO
Watty yer a cruel norfen get you are, How do you think I felt sitting
with 10 Toffess all baying fer London blood. My Scouse wasn't that good
I came out of there trembling.
Wim - ble - don Wim - ble - don Wim - ble - don RAH RAH RAH !!
Gazzer
|
35.833 | | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Thu Jun 17 1993 18:15 | 4 |
| Just heard on the sports report that Beardsley is on his way to Newcastle
for 1.5 Million.
�@
|
35.834 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | DANGER: Volatile Database at large | Thu Jun 17 1993 18:19 | 4 |
|
Can that be confirmed???
Tim
|
35.835 | arrrggghhh !!! | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Four fox ache | Fri Jun 18 1993 11:15 | 17 |
|
Depressing news on the Beardsley front - Kendall has had two offers of
#1.5M for Beardsley, believed to be from Newcastle and either Derby or
Wolves - it appears certain that he WILL be leaving Goodison. Newcastle
denied yesterday that they had made an offer, which probably means
he'll be there by the middle of next week.........
Everton must be seriously in the sh*t if they can't hang onto
Beardsley, the one bright spot in a couple of p*ss-poor seasons - they
should be binning all the cr*p like Johnston, Warzycha, Rideout,
Beagrie etc etc etc - not Beardsley. Southall will be next to go.
Still at least Southport will be in the Conference next season.....
Depressed me - never.
Paul
|
35.836 | I could watch Peter Beardsley all day. | SHAWB2::HUGHESS | | Fri Jun 18 1993 11:20 | 15 |
| No...
But according to the Liverpool papers. He's on his way to Derby, Wolves
or Newcastle. Expect an announcment today. My money's on Newcastle.
Wolves are only mentioned cos they've a new millionaire chairman. Derby
cos of Arthur Cox (but where would he play in that forward line....
Kitson, Gabadinni, Johnson all million pound plus players.)
If He goes to Newcastle it will be a great move for him. I think the
fans up there will forgive him leaving and forgive his wife for trying
to pick the team which rumour has it she has at every club since.
I expect Newcastle to be playing very attractive football next season
and challenging on at least one front for silverware. Everton I do not.
If Peter Beardsley leaves Everton it will be a very sad day for
Evertonians everywhere.
Simon
|
35.837 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | DANGER: Volatile Database at large | Fri Jun 18 1993 11:32 | 7 |
|
Cheer up, the money raised will halve your debts to �1.5M. ;-) Rumour
has it that Beardsley is being sacrificed, in order to raise cash to
purchase Drunken Ferguson, although there will be a lot of competition
for his signature.
Tim
|
35.838 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Four fox ache | Fri Jun 18 1993 11:49 | 7 |
|
Tim,
wow - even if Everton do get Ferguson, which I doubt, he still won't
have the same impact on the team as Beardsley.....
Paul
|
35.839 | | PLUNDR::LOWEG | You don't want to do it like that!! | Fri Jun 18 1993 12:28 | 14 |
|
If Beardsley does leave it would make Everton one of the favourites
for relegation..
I wonder why after such a poorish season Kendall seems to very quiet.
I thought he would be buying to strengthen and that Everton would be
the most active team (except for the relegated clubs) in the transfer
market..
Has all the ambition gone out of Everton, or is the something that I
don't know ??????
g.
|
35.840 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | Four fox ache | Fri Jun 18 1993 12:55 | 17 |
|
Gary,
Everton are skint - Keown was flogged for #2.5M last season and none of
the money was made available for new players, if and when Beardsley
goes it'll be the same. The club are rumoured to be up for sale and the
chairman has said he will go if people want him to.
It goes back to the Harvey and early Kendall days when a lot of money
was paid out for average players - McDondald, Milligan, Johnston,
Beagrie, Rideout, Nevin etc etc etc - many players are still being paid
hideous amounts of money which is why they're happy to stay and make the
odd first team appearance.
Paul
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35.841 | Area of low pressure over Goodison | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Jun 18 1993 13:37 | 15 |
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Depressing times eh ?
EVERTON - No money
No good players (Big Nev excepted and assuming Beardo goes)
No commitment from the Board or management
No prospects for next season
(Apart from another fight against relegation)
Those heady days of the mid-eighties seem a lifetime away !
Regards
Ian
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35.842 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | DANGER: Volatile Database at large | Mon Jun 21 1993 17:17 | 7 |
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So, it turns out that Beardsley didn't want to leave Everton. Chances
are if he dug in his heels and refused to move (another year on his
contract) that he'd see out Kendal. Does anyone have any thoughts on
this?
Tim
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35.843 | | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | I can take a hint !! can you | Mon Jun 21 1993 17:57 | 5 |
| re-1
No
SQF Jambo
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35.844 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Four fox ache | Mon Jun 21 1993 22:18 | 23 |
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re .843
Thanks for that note - everyone's opinion is highly valued in here...
re .842
Tim,
it's not that straight-forward, I doubt if it was Kendall's decision to
put Beardsley up for sale, more like another 'far-sighted decision'
from the Everton directors................ - so it doesn't matter whose
manager - the same clowns will still be on the board holding the purse
strings.
When's next season's fixture's out ?
I'm suffering severe withdrawl symptoms with no footie on the box -
they've even dropped the sophisticated Aussie rules football for some
Gaelic rubbish, if I wanted to watch that cr*p I'd watch Jack
Charlton's all-stars....
Paul
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35.845 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Four fox ache | Wed Jun 23 1993 23:20 | 10 |
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Beardsley's signed for Newcastle for 1.5m quid !
Everton are meant to be after David Hirst for 4m - oh yeh !
First game of the season's away to Southampton....
Isn't life wonderful !
Paul
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35.846 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Four fox ache | Tue Jun 29 1993 11:05 | 13 |
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More rumours.....
Kendall is rumoured to be considering an offer to return to Athletico
Bilbao (the club he managed in the late 1980s) - he's denied it.
Peter Reid has denied that Everton are after Niall Quinn for #1.5M (the
same sum they got for Beardsley...)
I'll post the full fixture list when I get round to it - Man City and
Sheff Utd are the first two home games.
Paul
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35.847 | The Birth of a new Toffee !!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jul 02 1993 09:27 | 33 |
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Drat !!!
I posted a fifty liner note last week about the "selling off of our
silverware" only for the network to drop ,just when i signed it..
I couldn,t believe it when Beardsley was sold but i suspected it would
happen when Newcastle were promoted.(Sometimes I hate it when i,m
right).
The NOTW say Kendall is chasing Brian Deane ,Good player but hardly the
answer to our ever-looming problems at Goodison.Cottee is on the verge
of signing a new three year contract ,which means we didn,t get a
reasonable offer for him .Surely we could have raised the 1.5m
that we got from Beardsley from selling some dead-wood i.e.
Rideout 500k ,Beagrie 750k,Warchyza 500k ,Horne = new strip for the
reserves etc etc etc
I have been absent from these notes for the last week or so ,having
witnessed the birth of a little Toffee ,whom my wife insists will
follow united ,but myself and my other five year toffee will coerce sp
!! ( there will be no sheep in my family).
I have told my wife she needs a holiday after the birth and that
Southampton is lovely around the middle of august,so i might get to
the opener next season.I must admit after the overkill of soccer ,
on tv and otherwise last season,i too am suffering from withdrawal
syptems (sp) and cant wait for the season to start..
I cant see the blues doing much next season but barely staying in the
premier..Maybe a good cup run...
Cheers
Liam
Trying times indeed for Toffees everywhere !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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35.848 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Fri Jul 02 1993 10:26 | 21 |
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Hiya Liam,
congrats on the sproglet...
I'm driving down to Southampton for the first game if you're
interested.
I reckon all this talk about Hirst, Deane etc etc etc is b*ll*cks - the
news this week that Everton are taking Shaun Brooks on tour to Germany
and Switzerland sums things up.
Shaun Brooks was released by Bournemouth at the end of last season, he
hasn't played a first team game for 16 months. Call me pesamistic, but
for f**ks sake - is this the only type of player Everton can attract
nowadays ?
Everton play at Southport in a pre-season friendly on 7th Aug - I
wonder how long it will be before they meet in a league game ?
Paul
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35.849 | Not enough news from San goodison .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jul 05 1993 18:31 | 26 |
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The NOTW has again got the story that Everton are interested in
Brian Deane ...The article also said the blues are still in 3.5m
debt .If so what happened the Keown money ???????????
I cant believe there,s not that much transfers OUT of goodison !!!
I would be tempted to sell at least 6 or 7 players and i dont think
i need to mention their names .
Is there no news on merseyside ???? I also heard that Kendall was
going to Bilbao ?? This i doubt because he hasn,t proved himself
second time round yet.Everton should give him till the end of next
season and then review the situation.It,s going to take some team
to challange the likes of man u ,blackburn,newcastle and villa but
who know,s ......maybe ??????????.
Cheers
liam
p.s. Paul i,m still working on the Southampton trip and will let
you know sooner the date .
p.p.s. If you have the fixture list could you post it here please ??
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35.850 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Mon Jul 05 1993 18:51 | 17 |
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Liam,
the Deane story was going round a couple of weeks back, but I wouldn't
build up too many hopes. Why should he go to Goodison when Leeds, Man
Utd and a few others are interested.
I doubt if Kendall will be going to Bilbao yet - they appointed a new
manager last week
They'll probably be a couple of car loads of us going to Southampton -
give us a shout nearer the time, we'll probably be able to cram you in
somewhere. I'll try and post the fixture list when I get the chance, if
not I'll photocopy it and stick it in the post.
Paul
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35.851 | Tuning in to Billy Butler ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jul 06 1993 17:53 | 10 |
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Paul
What time is the sports news on radio merseyside each evening ???
is it 6:40 or 7:20 ???
Liam
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35.852 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Wed Jul 07 1993 18:42 | 13 |
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Liam,
can't you ask an easy question ? - I never listen to Radio Merseyside,
it caters mainly for pensioners...... it's on Radio City at 20 past and
20 to the hour if that's any help...
If you still want to know, I'll invest this years pay-rise in an Echo.
Calling Peter Warrington, I've finally got that video done and I should
get my paws on it at the weekend - I'll send it next week sometime.
Paul
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35.853 | Everton and Sunderland!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Thu Jul 08 1993 09:23 | 14 |
| Good on yer Paul,
I'm coming over to Northern England August-September time to visit my
sister and relatives who are mad Evertonians. Have you got the dates
and venues of the first few games mate?
Who knows, I might even pay you for Warrington's video over a few pints
in a pub near Goodison.
Ica (Peter Warrington's secretary)
P.S. The 3rd test was a mere hiccup, we're gonna whip your arse's in
the last 3.
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35.854 | Dont you like Mrs Butler,s Eldest ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Jul 08 1993 18:22 | 18 |
|
Paul
What wavelength is radio city ?????
I only listen to radio merseyside when the matchs are on..
Dont you like country+western music then..
Cheers
Liam
p.s. I,ll send you over my pay-rise as well ,between us we maybe able
to afford the Footy Echo ..bit steep at 20 p
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35.855 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Fri Jul 09 1993 10:16 | 12 |
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Liam,
City's on 96.7 FM.
Anyway today's news - Everton have bid for two 'big name' players -
both bids have been rejected, the board are considering increasing the
money available. The players are believed to be Andy Townsend and
Graham Stuart of Chelsea - Hateley was also mentioned, but given
Everton's record of buying forwards from Rangers, I'm dubious.
Paul
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35.856 | Toffee Teddy | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Fri Jul 09 1993 12:10 | 10 |
|
Paul
According to a paper today, Kendo is putting in a bid of 2 million for
Teddy Shrringham from Spurs??!?!
Is Teddy going to be the first to leave Ossie and Spurs. I must admit
he could find somewhere better than Everton, maybe Tranmere!?!? :-)
mac
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35.857 | Townsend says NO.......... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jul 09 1993 13:46 | 21 |
|
The latest from the sun(it must be true ) is that Kendalls bid for
Both Stewart and Townsend of 2.3 m has been rejected .Townsend
would be a great asset to any club and stewart ran us ragged in
Goodison last season so would proably be a good buy.
Apparently Kendall is gone upstairs to ask for more money .
No news of anyone leaving Goodison ??
As you said already Paul ,some players would be in no hurry to leave
considering the wages their on and would be quiet happy to languish
in the reserves on about 2,000-3,000 pounds aweek.
Kendall has got to get rid of Johnson ,Rideout ,Beagrie,Horne and
possibly Polish Bob,Harper etc before we move on to the dizzy heights
that we had in the mid-eightys
Cheers
Liam
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35.858 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Fri Jul 09 1993 14:11 | 7 |
|
Harper's been given a free, last I heard he was thinking over a move
to Birmingham. Johnston said last week that'll he be after a move if he
can't hold down a first team place - so he'll be off in a couple of
weeks.
Paul
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35.859 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Hurrah for Pres Clinton and Bill too! | Fri Jul 09 1993 14:15 | 5 |
|
Sunderland were after but couldn't afford Harper, even though he was
coming on a free! 'Makes me so happy.
Tim
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35.860 | Teddy's not for sale.. | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Fri Jul 09 1993 14:18 | 8 |
|
Re.856
2 million for Teddy Sheringham...you must be joking. If that cart horse
Brian Deane is worth 3.5 million, the Premier Division's golden boot
winner is worth 5 million. Anyway..he's not for sale, I hope.
Dave...
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35.861 | I,m in the know with the man from the north.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jul 12 1993 18:37 | 18 |
|
Dear Santa
I know it,s early but could you have a word in Andy Townsends ear
and ask him to please accept the 5,OOO pounds plus a week, offer
that Everton are offering him to perform at Goodison this season.
If you are successful I promise only to ask for one dinosaur at
christmas .
your good friend
Liam
p.s He wont get these personal terms anywhere else and we need him
really badly .
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35.862 | Is he really 'The One' ? | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Jul 13 1993 10:12 | 31 |
|
>> Dear Santa
>> I know it,s early but could you have a word in Andy Townsends ear
>> and ask him to please accept the 5,OOO pounds plus a week, offer
>> that Everton are offering him to perform at Goodison this season.
>> Liam
Liam,
I don't want to put a damper on things as I totally agree that
Everton need some new faces in the team, but do you think Andy
Townsend is really the man for us ? Apparently he was dreadful
for chelsea last season and hasn't realised any of the potential
he showed at Norwich. The last thing the BLUES want is another
expensive mis-fit to add to the list we've already got.
As for Graham Stuart, I don't know much about him at all but
Paul seems to rate him quite highly after seeing him at Goodison
last season, so maybe he would be a good investment.
Paul, is there any more news on the Hately rumour, as I think he
would be a good buy even though he would probably only last a
couple of seasons at the most.
Regards
Ian
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35.863 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Tue Jul 13 1993 10:28 | 13 |
|
Ian,
I agree with Liam on the Townsend front, I think he would be a good
buy - Everton need someone in midfield who can battle. Having said
that, I honestly can't see any 'top names' signing for Everton at the
moment - including Townsend.
No transfer news/rumours at all at the moment. Everton are about to
start a tour of Germany and Switzerland, no doubt playing class second
and third division teams again.....
Paul
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35.864 | Hately ain't your man | YELBUS::DSMITH | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S A PRAT | Tue Jul 13 1993 10:43 | 9 |
|
Mark Hately will NOT leave Rangers for Everton or any other club.
He has recently signed an extension to his contract at Ibrox which
will see him there for another 2 seasons at least. Hately is
guaranteed European football with Rangers, something that Everton
will find hard to match.
Danny.
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35.865 | a mandate for change | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Thu Jul 15 1993 16:51 | 107 |
| This is the second time I have gone down to ICA's place to catch up on
all the gossip about the Blues and hopefully hear some good news. I
won't shoot the messenger, but this is all bloody depressing.
So, as Lenin said in 1902, What is to be done? With a dodgy financial
situation, crap players and wavering support, the options are limited.
But in 1983-84, things weren't much different.
How was it that Kendall was able to pull together a former fullback
(Southall), an athlete who picked up the wrong shoes as a kid
(Stevens), two passionate tradesmen (Ratcliffe and Mountfield), a
near-donkey (Van Den Hauwe), some potentially good midfielders
(Bracewell, Sheedy and Steven), a warhorse (Reid), and two Scottish
triers (Sharp and Gray)... and not only make them one of the most
successful teams in Europe in the '80's, but also one of the most
watchable. I look back at the videos in awe of the beautiful, compact
team football that we used to play.
What did they have that the current team don't? Ignore the relative
skill levels of players, and think about "the team".
One of the first things that stands out is the strength of the squad.
Names like Heath, Richardson, Harper were resigned to being subs. What
a wealth of riches.
The mid-80's team had options. If Lineker didn't score, and he usually
did, one of the S-men would... Sheedy from the left, Steven and Stevens
from the right, and the soaring skull of Sharp in the middle. Reidy and
Bracewell were good for a few goals, and Derek Mountfield could be
lethal from corners and free-kicks (12 or so goals in 84-5 alone, many
vital, such as FA semi v Luton). The only people who you couldn't rely
on to score were Nev, Van Den Hauwe and Ratcliffe (except for THAT goal
against the red shite at Anfield.)
The mid-80's had a fit and younger Nev, behind a more regular defence.
They weren't the best fullbacks you'd ever see, but they weren't the
worst; and as a sometime keeper myself, I know it helps to be able to
predict when and how your backs are going to stuff up.
And they had teamwork. They really were the quintessential 4-4-2
dream team, with attacking fullbacks, tall centre-halves, left and
right-side midfielders, one ball-winner and one distributor (purr) and
a classic centre-forward/poacher combination upfront.
These days, Howard seems to try a different system everyday. Even the
best players need some stability in their tactics, as England's
performances seem to indicate ("best" here means "best Taylorite
revisionists".)
What can we do about it?
If we want to challenge, we must buy. And that means selling first. We
should sell Nev if he wants to go. I love sentiment - God, I'm a
Trotskyist, I have to - but we can't rely on him to keep us up any
more. Cash in while he's worth some $, and use it to buy some
midfielders. Sell Horne, Watson (not to blame), Rideout, Johnston.
And Ebrell. I can't keep waiting for the Ebrells of the world to deliver. If
they're not automatic first team selections by now, sell!
And we must buy with guile - Beardsley was a great investment, perhaps
keeping us up, but now that good work has been undone. Priorities seem
to be some central defenders (look at what Adams/Linighan and
Bruce/Pallister can do for the players in front - the fact that I'm a
6'2" donkey now playing fullback has absolutely nothing to do with the tenor
of the remarks), a ball-winner and distributor in midfield, and a tall,
goal-scoring forward.
These can form the nucleus of a great side. Without them, we'll get
stuffed again early in the season, confidence will fall, and Howard
will take the high-dive. If that eventuates, I think they should give
someone like Ratcliffe the job - it's worked before.
I can't for the life of me see how the above's achievable in the current
climate. Something has to give. From 14,000km away, I don't know why
the loyal fans put up with things like the Beardsley sale. It's their
seven quid that's being frittered away. But as a veteran of three
matches (home to Leeds 1990, away to Sunderland 90, and away to Leeds
late' 91), you have my proxy for gratuitous harassment of the EFC
management if things don't change. NOW! As Lenin said, organise, organise
and organise again.
The sort of team we might hope put on the field could look something like
this:
Kearton, Hinchcliffe, Bould, Riijkard, Jackson, Beagrie, McStay, Collins,
Warzycha/Preki, Cottee, Gabbiadini.
Subs: Craven, Warrington
Seriously, some of the current Australian team would be worth a look.
Durakovic has kept Papin and Lineker scoreless in recent years. Zelic
and Okon are brilliant. Try anything. And why not make Lineker an offer. By
all accounts, he's having a dog of a time in Japan.
One last issue I want to raise is the importance of the Red successes
of the 70s and 80s in fostering a brilliant Everton. Was our success in
some way attributable to a desire to show those smug red bastards that they
weren't the only team on Merseyside who could conquer?
History shows that an oppressor can unite a nation in opposition.
Could it be that the demise of the Reds has led to a lowering of our
own intensity.
Thoughts, please?
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35.866 | Phew.... | EBYGUM::HUGHESS | | Thu Jul 15 1993 18:34 | 8 |
| Thoughts please.....
Is this a record for the longest most sentimental note ever entered in
the Everton noting entry ?
:-) Simon
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35.867 | I cried - it was almost perfect Cunnoism! | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Thu Jul 15 1993 19:39 | 6 |
| Perhaps we could coax Cunno out of retirement to do a similar piece
on Liverpool?
regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
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35.868 | RE .865 | KBOMFG::TANNER | U2 are Numbed!!!!!!!!!!! | Fri Jul 16 1993 14:06 | 9 |
|
Oh Oh.. sounds like fear of relegation..........
I wouldn't call Ned Zelic a brilliant player, he's solid I'll give him that. For
those that don't know he plays for Borussia Dortmund.....
-dave-
P.s Ya can have Paul Stewart for 100 quid if ye want him
!!!!!!!
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35.869 | I'll be back. | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | LIVERPOOL WILL ALWAYS BE BEST | Fri Jul 16 1993 16:45 | 14 |
| <<< Note 35.867 by AIMTEC::WICKS_A "U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there!" >>>
-< I cried - it was almost perfect Cunnoism! >-
>> Perhaps we could coax Cunno out of retirement to do a similar piece
>> on Liverpool?
Andrew,
I didn't go into retirement yet. I'm reading most of the time
but "I'll be back".
C U N N O
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35.870 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Mon Jul 19 1993 11:04 | 23 |
|
Everton march 'triumphiantly' across Europe on the pre-season tour of
Switzerland and Germany......
Thursday
Grention (sp ?) 1-5 Everton
(Swiss second Cottee 2, Preki 2
division) Some big Dutch trialist
Friday or Saturday
Berne 1-0 Everton
Sunday
Nuchatel (sp) 1-2 Everton
The Hateley rumour turned up again at the weekend... Kendall is meant
to have asked Rangers to name their price.
Paul
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35.871 | ? | YUPPY::PANES | The bus in front is a Routemaster | Mon Jul 19 1993 11:40 | 18 |
| <<< Note 35.870 by BLKPUD::WATTERSONP "nil status nil optimism" >>>
> Everton march 'triumphiantly' across Europe on the pre-season tour of
> Switzerland and Germany......
> Thursday
> Grention (sp ?) 1-5 Everton
> (Swiss second Cottee 2, Preki 2
> division) Some big butch trialist
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Wont he be a little out of place amongst the Toffees diminutive
team?
Stuart
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35.872 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Mon Jul 19 1993 12:13 | 10 |
|
DUTCH !! Learn to read you dozy b*gger !!!!
Stuart,
do you want to borrow my 'Guide to obscure first division grounds' ?
Tim Moran gave it to me, but I won't need it for another year yet....
Paul
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35.873 | | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jul 19 1993 17:37 | 18 |
|
I dont think that Hately will come to Goodison ,I heard at the weekend
that the rangers players earned around 100,000 pounds each for last
season on bonus,s alone ,He,ll be waiting awile for that kind of money
on merseyside .
Paul
If you get a spare half-hour will you post the fixtures here please ??
Cheers
Liam
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35.874 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Mon Jul 19 1993 18:42 | 14 |
|
Liam,
re the fixtures - I'll do it by the end of this week- honest !
Hateley, I doubt if he'll be able to rise to the level required in the
English game - look at the other cr*p Everton have signed from
Scotland.
Other rumours... Paul Wilkinson was mentioned - arrrrggghhh !!
So was Jason Dozzell, he'd be a million times better than Wilkinson,
but so would a one-legged blind midget.....
Paul
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35.875 | | YELBUS::DSMITH | Gazza's my hero...NOT!!!!! | Mon Jul 19 1993 21:50 | 11 |
|
re last
I'm sure we can all remember how Hateley managed to rise to the
level required for the English game when he took the p**s out of
the English league champions in the European Cup. Anyway, why
would he take a drop in wages, club stature, European football
etc etc, to play in a mickey mouse toy town league.
Danny.
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35.876 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Mon Jul 19 1993 23:55 | 16 |
| >> the English league champions in the European Cup. Anyway, why
>> would he take a drop in wages, club stature, European football
>> etc etc, to play in a mickey mouse toy town league.
Could just be to do with a certain Duncan Ferguson signing for
Rangers.. Maybe Rangers are the greatest thing since sliced bread, but
even they'd struggle to fit two big centre forwards in the same team.
I'm sure the 'mickey mouse' grounds such as Goodison, Old Trafford,
Anfield etc etc etc might seem fairly tempted when compared to reserve
football at Airdrie, Motherwell, Meadowbank Thistle etc ?
Anyway, Kendall bid �1M for Mark Bright of Sheff Wed, The Wednesday
board accepted - but Trevor Francis didn't.
Paul
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35.877 | Southern Midgets !! | PAKORA::TDOLAN | | Tue Jul 20 1993 00:18 | 14 |
|
Come ON !!
How can you say that Hateley and Ferguson are big ???
Both of them aren`t any bigger than about 6ft 4"..
Well they aren`t big to me.... I`m 6ft 10"..
Are you a midget ??
Tam.
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35.878 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Tue Jul 20 1993 00:31 | 8 |
|
Blimey - have the pubs chucked out up there ?
Anyone over 5'8 is tall compared to Everton's present midgets.
Paul
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35.879 | Naaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwww | PAKORA::TDOLAN | | Tue Jul 20 1993 00:49 | 7 |
|
It`s a small world !!!
Tam. 8*))))))
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35.880 | Better the devils you know ? ... I think not! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Jul 22 1993 13:11 | 18 |
|
Paul / Liam,
It seems, according to note 31.677, that Mr. Townsend IS on his
way from Chelsea, but he's NOT heading for Goodison.
Still, I suppose I'll be able to see him on my visits to Villa Park
next season 8^)
I presume by the lack of further transfer talk that our Mr. K was
unable to prise any more lolly out of the board during his meeting
up stairs. Does this mean that we're stuck with what we've got
for the coming season ?
Regards
Ian
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35.881 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Thu Jul 22 1993 14:20 | 17 |
|
Ian,
yeh Townsend signed for Villa last night, not exactly a surprise. Still
there's always Hateley to look forward....... (only joking - please no
more abuse from Jocko land).
Everton announced a profit of nearly 1M quid, but I'm sure that all came
out of the 2.5M they got for Keown. Shaun Brooks has finished his trial
and will not be offered a contract. Everton won 7-2 at Lausanne (sp?)
some Swiss third division team - next game's on Saturday, away to
Shalke 04 in Germany.
No transfer news.
Paul
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35.882 | So your wife hasn't got the BLUE cheque book ! | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Thu Jul 22 1993 16:33 | 20 |
|
Paul,
Damn, you beat me to it !
I've just been handed this information in the Gaurdian newspaper ..
"Everton are back in the black after heavy losses in the
last two seasons. The Premier league club made a profit
of 991,444 spondoolies."
.. actually they didn't say 'spondoolies', but I haven't got a
pound symbol on my keyboard.
Is this the only good news Evertonians are going to hear this
season I wonder ?
Regards
Ian
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35.883 | Presque au revoir | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Tue Jul 27 1993 14:06 | 22 |
|
Paul, Liam and all Evertonians in the football conference,
including Dallas in read only mode at the moment,
The time has come (well almost) to say goodbye. I'll be leaving
Digital on Friday and going back to England, so I'd just like
to thank all the noters for providing hours of entertainment
and lots of interesting information over the last year, I've
really enjoyed it.
Paul / Liam, as I am going to be back in the U.K. I'll probably
go to the opening game of the season at Southampton, so if we
could arrange to meet up then that would be great.
Thanks again, but I hope to put in one parting comment on Friday
before setting off for the aerogare.
Regards
Ian
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35.884 | Cheerio !!!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jul 27 1993 18:01 | 15 |
|
Good Luck Ian in what ever you choose to do in the future..
Maybe you should get Paul,s phone number and give him a ring
if your going to be at any matchs,
Southampton isint deffinite for me yet but i,m working on it .
Good Luck again
Liam
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35.885 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Tue Jul 27 1993 23:57 | 10 |
|
Ian,
I'm stranded in America at the moment (it's hell, but someone's got to
do it...) I'll drop you a mail before Friday. (I can't mail you from
here)
Anyone know the result from the Schalke 04 game on saturday ?
Paul
|
35.886 | Where in America? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Wed Jul 28 1993 01:46 | 7 |
| Paul,
I hope you not drinking that cold beer!
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks (in Atlanta)
|
35.887 | Schalke 04 2-0 your boys..... | KBOMFG::TANNER | U2 are Numbed!!!!!!!!!!! | Wed Jul 28 1993 11:47 | 7 |
|
I saw highlights of the game, and yer boys struggled against a fairly weak
Schalke team. Southall looked very slow, but wasn't to blame for the goals. You
still have a while to sort things out, but I don't know who'll be doing the
goal scoring for ye this season....
-dave-
|
35.888 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | nil status nil optimism | Wed Jul 28 1993 18:14 | 12 |
|
Andrew,
I'm drinking anything that's got alcohol in it..... hic..
I'm in Marlboro Mass.
Dave,
thanks for the short report - Schalke got relegatedlast season didn't
they ? - can you remember who played for Everton ?
Paul
|
35.889 | Schalke 04 finished around mid-table Paul.... | KBOMFG::TANNER | U2 are Numbed!!!!!!!!!!! | Thu Jul 29 1993 12:22 | 8 |
|
Paul they still play in the first division, with all the other good teams,
Frankfurt, Bremen, Dortmund... etc... The reporter didn't know any of the
players except Southall who I also know but I have no idea who the other players
were, I just know it wasn't pretty to watch from either team.
-dave-
|
35.890 | Au revoir, maintenant | MOEUR1::PRATLEY | Ark Angel of Evry | Fri Jul 30 1993 09:57 | 17 |
|
Paul / Liam,
Thanks for your good wishes and the best of luck to you in the
future. Thanks also for the mail Paul, I will give you a ring
the week before the Southampton game and hopefully we can
meet up, with Liam as well if he can make it.
Good luck to the BLUES for the coming season
(I think we might need it !).
All the best
Regards
Ian
|
35.891 | Good Luck | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jul 30 1993 11:14 | 16 |
|
RE-1
Again Ian best of luck ...
Maybe the Blues will do something this year (remember 83)
Keep the faith ..................
Liam
|
35.892 | Only bid for those who are willing .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Aug 04 1993 09:40 | 19 |
|
Whats Kendall up to now ?????????
A 2m offer for Niall Quinn rejected ,He only signed a 5-year deal
last year ,There was no way he was leaving main rd .We are starting
to become the club with the most rejections ...
Walters,Venison ,Townsend ,Deane,Ferguson,etc etc all refused to
come to Goodison .Maybe he should try the lower divisions and start
getting rid of the excess baggage ,Should i mention them again
Rideout ,johnson,Beagrie,Warchzya (sp) and a few more besides ...
Liam
p.s Paul please post your mailing address here .
|
35.893 | Mc Nally Hardly the Answer !!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Aug 04 1993 09:42 | 11 |
|
I forgot to mention Alan MC Nally has been at goodison for pre-season
training and Kendall says that He (MC Nally) feels that he could do the
job for the blues .I wonder myself ??????????????
Liam
|
35.894 | Too good for Everton anyway. | AYOV11::KMCCLELLAND | The Honest Truth | Wed Aug 04 1993 10:01 | 6 |
| re last
That's MCINALLY .
-
Kev...
|
35.895 | A Good GUY ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Aug 05 1993 11:16 | 14 |
|
Rumour has it that if Mc Inally (sp) plays for Everton ,they will have
to pay 250,000 pds to Bayern munich ,who payed him off in some
insurance claim .Anyone know anything about this ????
Liam
p.s. Why didn,t Kendall go for Guy Whittingham ? 47 goals last season
and we would have got him for 800,000 pds......
|
35.896 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Thu Aug 05 1993 11:32 | 21 |
|
Liam,
it's Paul Watterson @OLO.
I'm dubious (yet again) about this McInally stuff, he was meant to play
at Hearts last week, but dropped out becuase the German FA wouldn't
release him. He looked good at Villa a few years back, but he's been
out of the game for a while I think - another BIG gamble by Kendall.
Anyway, Everton won at Hearts the other night - only 2-0 (Cottee and
Jackson scored) a bit disappointing considering the strength of the
opposition......
Any of you nice Scottish Hearts supported got a report ?
Everton have two games lined up, Port Vale away on Friday, then
Southport away on Saturday - I assume the Port Vale game will be the
first team and Southport the reserves.
Paul
|
35.897 | Re. McInally!!!! | KBOMFG::TANNER | U2 are Numbed!!!!!!!!!!! | Thu Aug 05 1993 12:23 | 6 |
|
Lads its about 2years+ since McInally last played for Bayern Muenchen, so its
a big risk.....
-dave-
|
35.898 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Come the glorious day | Thu Aug 05 1993 12:25 | 7 |
| re: -2
Whittingham was �800,000 plus an ex-England U-21 midfielder. He wasn't wuite
that cheap. Besides he was born near Brum, and he wants to play Premier League
football for more than one season. 8-)
Mike
|
35.899 | Freindly's are boring... | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | Some Will,Some Won't,I Would | Thu Aug 05 1993 12:46 | 19 |
|
I had the misfortune of having attended the Hearts V Everton game
last Monday night in Henry Smith's testimonial game and all I can
say is "what a load of rubbish" Hearts looked as if this was an end
of season game... I think even Hibs could have beat us on this form.
Everton were'nt too impressive either and as I say the way the Hearts
were playing it would be an injustice to say how good or bad Everton
are.1 player who really shone (like a bulb in a blackout) was MOJO..
He played in the 1st half and was 'Crap' ........
no wonder he cant get a 1st team game ........
Rangers on Saturday in thwe 1st premier game of the season....
2-1 to Hearts....
SQF Jambo
|
35.900 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Thu Aug 05 1993 12:53 | 10 |
| Thanks for that, can you clear a few things ?
Did Johnston play well or badly ? (I suspect badly - his usual...)
What were the goals like - when were they scored ? Can you remember who
played for Everton, were there any Everton supporters there ?
Paul
|
35.901 | | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Thu Aug 05 1993 14:32 | 6 |
|
In yesterday's German Sport Bild, McInally was reported as a retirement
due to injury after his 4th operation. If Bayern get 7s6d for him
they'll be lucky...
|
35.902 | Bring on the Rangers | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | Some Will,Some Won't,I Would | Thu Aug 05 1993 14:59 | 21 |
| re.900
Paul.
Johnston played really poor,I can see why he does'nt get a game very
often.I think they only played him because it was against a Scottish
club.....
The goals were scored in each half,and although Everton only
scored 2 it could well have been 4 or 5,The Hearts defence was all
over the place and Everton were taken the crap out of them......
The 2 goals were very similiar,the long ball down the wing and
crossed into the box with the Hearts defence posted missing (again).
The finishing was good though,especially Cottee's goal,he took it well
on the volley and left Henry Smith with no chance....
There was about 2-300 Everton fans there and they seemed to
enjoy themselves.
SQF Jambo
|
35.903 | Rambo for the Blues - or AYR? | AYOV29::DCHALLONER | | Thu Aug 05 1993 17:17 | 10 |
| Re McInally.
He played for Ayr against Blackburn last week - in a testimonial
for Ally McLeod - remember Argentina? -;) (Its probably been commented
on in the AYr topic)
Considering the lentgh of his layofff, he quite impressed (mind you
it was all _very_ relative... -;)
Dave
|
35.904 | Information junkies of thw world, unite and take over! | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Fri Aug 06 1993 17:38 | 14 |
| Re Watterson
Paul,
obviously back from Hell?
Don't suppose you went to Edmonton to see Canada vs Australia last
weekend? The "solid" Zelic caused an own-goal with a trademark solo
run, but 2 scrappy goals saw Canada through. Return leg is on in Sydney
next week. We are there!
Any news on Whittingham? Anywhere's got to be better than Portsmouth.
Peter
|
35.905 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Fri Aug 06 1993 17:53 | 17 |
|
Peter,
Watch Australia playing ANYTHING - no chance !
I've been to the Isle of Man as well since the US... it's tough being a
jet-setter (or is that Isle-of-Man-steam-packet-ferry-setter).
Anyway, there's still no transfer news, Whittingham signed for Villa
last week, Alan (injury-prone and hasn't played for two years) McInally
plays tonight against Port Vale, as does some Danish trialist who I've
never heard of and forgotten his name already.
Are you over here soon or shall I bung the video in the post to you ?
Paul
|
35.906 | go the blues | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Fri Aug 06 1993 17:58 | 8 |
| Paul,
It's Ica speaking, Peter's done his back in and can't get there,
but I'll be at the Arsenal game 28th August and the Villa game at
Goodison on the 31st. I'll meet you in the Sportsman from 6pm onwards.
You'll know me, I'll be the idiot yelling 'Gooday'.
Ica
|
35.907 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Mon Aug 09 1993 11:04 | 34 |
|
Port Vale 1-1 Everton Att ? - about 1000 Evertonians
Oh dear - nothing's changed since last season, same faces, same inept
display and now no Beardsley. It's going to be a long hard season.
McInally was so poor he made Johnston look average - McInally was
substituted at half-time and won't be offered a contract. The other
trialist Miklos Molmar played in the second half and didn't look too
bad - he created the goal when he was pulled down as he rounded the
keeper - Ablett converted the penalty to put Everton 1-0 up after about
55 minutes - Port Vale equalised with about 10 minutes left.
Team
Southall
Holmes
Ablett
Ebbrell
Jackson
Rideout (worse at centre half than centre forward) - replaced by Neil
Moore after 20 minutes - Moore looked solid
Warzycha - replaced by Preki at half-time - Preki was Everton's best
player
Ward
McInally (Molmar)
Johnston
Beagrie
Paul
|
35.908 | What !!! No young stars ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Aug 09 1993 12:16 | 20 |
|
RE -1
What no Billy Kenny or Stu Barlow ????
Knowing Kendall lately he,ll proably sell to pair for less then 1m and
Kenny will become the new Keane and Barlow the new Ian Wright...
Paul Southhampton is no-go for me at the moment but i,ll definately
get to a game Aug/early sept .I.ll give you the appropiate notice
(24 hrs)
Cheers
Liam
|
35.909 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Mon Aug 09 1993 12:52 | 8 |
|
Liam,
Barlow played for the reserves at Southport on Saturday - he scored
twice in a 2-2 draw. He's refused to sign a contract, so he's on a
weekly contract at the moment......dunno about Kenny or Unsworth.
Paul
|
35.910 | Bring on Aldo ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Aug 10 1993 18:14 | 7 |
|
Everton play Tranmere tonight in the last friendly before the big
kick-off on saturday.
|
35.911 | Phew ..A lot to be said for Saturday games only !!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Aug 11 1993 09:38 | 59 |
|
Here are Everton,s fixtures for the Premier carling League ..
AUG 14 Southampton A
17 Man City H
21 Sheff Utd H
25 Newcastle A
28 Arsenal A
31 Villa H
Sept 11 Oldham A
18 Liverpool H
25 Norwich H
Oct 3 Spurs A
16 Swindon A
23 Man Utd H
30 Ipswich A
Nov 6 Coventry A
20 Qpr H
23 Leeds H
27 Wimbledon A
Dec 4 Southampton H
8 Man City A
11 Sheff utd A
18 Newcastle H
27 Sheff wed H
28 Blackburn A
Jan 1 West Ham H
3 Chelsea A
15 Swindon H
22 Man utd A
Feb 12 Ipswich H
19 Arsenal H
26 Villa A
Mar 5 Oldham H
12 Liverpool A
19 Norwich A
26 Spurs H
29 Chelsea H
Apr 2 Sheff Wed A
4 Blackburn H
9 West Ham A
16 Qpr A
23 Coventry H
30 Leeds A
May 7 Wimbledon H
Thats it folks ..The wombles at home last game of the season when we
bring the trophy to Goodison....
|
35.912 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Wed Aug 11 1993 10:12 | 23 |
|
Liam,
I knew if I left it long enough you'd get round to it...... :-)
Tranmere 1-2 Everton Att 8,000ish
I couldn't be bothered going last night, but according to the radio it
was a pretty bad game. The Danish bloke played up front for the second
half but didn't do much - so he'll probably be released today. Tranmere
scored first after Ablett had missed a penalty, Cottee equalised just
before half-time. Beagrie scored the winner in the last couple of
minutes. Can't remember the team, but Johnston was on the bench and
Rideout played up front, Snodin also played - other than that, and
Cottee's return I think it was the same 15 or 16 who were in the sqad
at Port Vale.
Kendall has made a last minute bid to bring a new player to Goodison
(remember Rideout this time last year...:-( ), anyway the players being
mentioned are Mark Bright (again) and Brett Angell of Southend.
Paul
|
35.913 | ? | YUPPY::PANES | The taming of the Stu...NOT! | Wed Aug 11 1993 11:15 | 11 |
| <<< Note 35.912 by EBYGUM::WATTERSONP "London Boston Southport" >>>
> (remember Rideout this time last year...:-( ), anyway the players being
> mentioned are Mark Bright (again) and Brett Angell of Southend.
Paul
I don't know how to break this to you but don't the two potential signings
have a darkish hue?
Stuart
|
35.914 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Wed Aug 11 1993 11:51 | 7 |
|
Stuo,
obviously a reflection of the strong anti-racism stand taken by Everton
FC over the last few years.
Paul
|
35.915 | I,d go for Angell .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Aug 11 1993 16:56 | 12 |
|
I wouldn,t go for Bright as he didn,t repeat his prolific goal scoring
since he departed company with Wright but Brett Angell seems a good
prospect and he,s younger than Bright too.
Anything but RIDEOUT .............
Liam
|
35.916 | Bring back Howard | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Thu Aug 12 1993 15:30 | 17 |
| Heard a rumour that Nigel Jemson is up for grabs. Surely He couldn't
knock us back?
If he does, how about Kendall and Harvey to lace up the boots again,
and Paul Power to carry the drinks. Like the England cricket team, we
could go down "swinging".
Prediction:
Soton Scum 2
Everton Glory 2
And Paul Bracewell for head of the EEC
Best for Saturday (and Australia v Canada Sunday)
Peter!
|
35.917 | Sad to see MOJO go ..................NOT... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Aug 13 1993 09:46 | 21 |
|
All the papers are heralding the departure of MOJO this morning..
I must admit i,m sadly disappointed that he didn,t make the impact
that he should have when he came to goodison.
An other loss making transaction for Kendall as we will proably
only get 750,000pds for him ,after paying 1.5m .
I think his scoring record was something like 10 goals in 30 starts.
He seems to be slagging Kendall off too in the papers ,asking why did
kendall buy him in the first place ??? This would have been obvious to
me.but he certainly didn,t live up to expectations....
Good Riddance...Now if only someone would take Rideout aswell...8-)
Liam
|
35.918 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Fri Aug 13 1993 10:23 | 14 |
|
Liam,
Johnston going on the transfer list came a few hours after he was
charged with drink driving.... coincidence perhaps....
Arsenal are considering a bid, if they can convert him to
centre-half...hic
I've got the tickets for Southampton (it's bl**dy all-ticket so I had
to rush to Goodison yesterday to buy them) We'll have a drink for you
on the way and watch out for me on the box.
Paul
|
35.919 | Come on yee BLUES .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Aug 13 1993 16:37 | 12 |
|
GOOD LUCK to the Toffee,s tomorrow ,hope they dont need it ...
Paul have a good day and i promise i wont do any predictions this
year..
Liam
|
35.920 | Three points out of three .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Aug 16 1993 09:42 | 16 |
|
Everton went top of the premiership ,for a few minutes ,on saturday
when Beagrie scored the first goal of the season.And i missed it ...
Good win for the blues,I heard it could have been more than the final
0-2 .
Awaiting a biased match report from" our man at the dell"
I just read some disturbing news in one of the Irish papers saying
Kendall is prepared to sell Ablett to refinance another bid for a
striker !!!!! Tell me it,s not true ....
Liam
|
35.921 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Mon Aug 16 1993 10:47 | 63 |
|
Southampton 0-2 Everton Att 14,000ish
Beagrie 12, Ebbrell 44
Stunning... Everton scored twice, hit the woodwork twice and only an
inspired display by the Southampton keeper kept the score down.
However, only time will tell if Everton are really that improved or if
Southampton are one sh*te team....
Cheered on by 2000-3000 enthusiastic supporters Everton dominated the
game from the start with Beagrie having one of his inspired days and
Snodin running everything in midfied. The first goal was a belter from
about 20 yards which beat the keeper at the near post - the only
surprise was that it took Everton so long to score the second and make
the game safe. Ebrell hammered it in from about 5 yards after the
keeper had saved Cottee's shot.In between the goals, Beagrie hit the
post and Everton had three or four other half chances.
The second half was pretty boring Everton were happy enough to contain
Southampton, although there was a couple of minutes where Southampton
laid siege to the goal and Everton cleared two off the line. The
highlight of the second half was Ablett's stunning overhead kick which
came back off the bar.
The section for away supporters is vastly improved at the Dell, they've
completely knocked down the old terrace and put in a whole new stand -
there's no fences, the seats were comfortable and you could actually
see the whole pitch - a new experience at Southampton. The only bad
point was the toilets - 6 toilets for 1,500 people in that end was a
slight underestimation.
Team
Southall
Ablett Jackson Watson Holmes
Ward Ebbrell Snodin Beagrie
Cottee Rideout
Subs
Kearton
Barlow
? - can't remember
Transfer news...
Liam, the Ablett story was in one of the papers here yesterday - once
Hinchliffe's fit, Ablett's out - what a disgrace, the man is a star !
Also in the papers was a story that Snodin's had a bust-up with
Kendall and is meant to be on the transfer list. According to the radio
this morning Kendall has spent the weekend talking to Chelsea about
Graham Stuart.
And finally....
I was speaking to Ian Pratley over the weekend and he asked that I say
hello to Dallas - the read-only Evertonian noter from Evry.
Paul
|
35.922 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Wed Aug 18 1993 16:00 | 14 |
|
Everton 1-0 Man City Att 26,000ish
Rideout 18
I didn't go but I was glued to the radio. Another good performance by
Everton, City were never in the game except for a couple of attempts in
the last minute - Nev made a brilliant save from Flitcroft and Vonk hit
the post. Everton created a lot of chances, but only converted one,
Rideout's first goal for months. The bad news was injuries to Watson
(concussion) and Snodin (foot !)
Paul
|
35.923 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Fri Aug 20 1993 11:18 | 9 |
|
Graham Stuart signed last night - he will play on Saturday and the fee
will be decided by tribunal next Tuesday. Everton have offered 750,000,
Chelsea want 1.5M.
Stuart Barlow has resolved his dispute and signed a one year contract.
Sunderland have inquired about Johnston.
Paul
|
35.924 | Down the Middle | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Fri Aug 20 1993 12:44 | 6 |
| �� will be decided by tribunal next Tuesday. Everton have offered 750,000,
�� Chelsea want 1.5M.
What are the odds on 1.1 Million.
�@
|
35.925 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | BLUE IS THE COLOUR | Fri Aug 20 1993 15:50 | 5 |
|
I think Everton have got a bargain, I have seen Stuart playing many
times for Chelsea and he will be missed at the bridge.
Andy..B
|
35.926 | A Tower of Strength for The Diddymen | PANIC::ANDERSON | Endsleigh League Div 1 (Midlands) | Fri Aug 20 1993 16:25 | 7 |
| Watto,
Is this the 'big man' Everton have been searching for ?......
....oh, no ! Surprise, surprise he's only 5'8"
Ando
|
35.927 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Fri Aug 20 1993 16:57 | 11 |
|
Andy..B,
does he play in the middle of midfield aswell ? He impressed me at
Goodison last season when he played wide for Chelsea.
Rob,
shut up or I'll get Paul Doesnowt sent back to your lot.
|
35.928 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | BLUE IS THE COLOUR | Fri Aug 20 1993 17:03 | 6 |
|
The times that I have seen him, he's always played on the right. he's
a very exciting young player and I'm sorry to see him go. Do you
remember the goal at Sheffield Wednesday last year ?..
Andy..B
|
35.929 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Fri Aug 20 1993 17:07 | 8 |
|
yeh I think so, was that at Hillsborough where he beat about six
players before he scored ?
What's the reason behind him leaving Chelsea - money ?
Paul
|
35.930 | Or Was It In Your Honour ? | PANIC::ANDERSON | Endsleigh League Div 1 (Midlands) | Fri Aug 20 1993 17:29 | 14 |
| Paul,
>>>> What's the reason behind him leaving Chelsea - money ?
You're obviously so surprised that someone has finally said yes to
Howard ;-)
Rob
P.S. The number of joint Notts County/Everton fans in existence
increased by 50% last week with the birth of our third child. My wife
wanted to name him after an Evertonian (as if!), but I wasn't impressed
with the likes of Neville or Maurice, so he just had to be Paul after the
inimitable Mr. Rideout.
|
35.931 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | BLUE IS THE COLOUR | Fri Aug 20 1993 17:39 | 7 |
|
One of the reasons is about money, but I also feel that there is
more to the story than whats been said.. He probably had a run in
with Bates..
Andy..B
|
35.932 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Come the glorious day | Fri Aug 20 1993 17:55 | 4 |
| Didn't Glen Hoddle threaten to quit as soon as Ken Bates interfered with the
team?
Mike
|
35.933 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Fri Aug 20 1993 18:06 | 10 |
| >> You're obviously so surprised that someone has finally said yes to
>> Howard ;-)
You've hit the nail on the head - I can't remember the last time a
player came to Everton out of choice, rather than just being dumped by
someone....
Paul
PS Congrats on the sprogg - good choice in name.....
|
35.934 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | BLUE IS THE COLOUR | Fri Aug 20 1993 18:11 | 9 |
|
I also heard the same this about Hoddle, if its true then i cant
see Hoddle being at the Bridge very long. Bates has always had to
much say in the managing side of the club, this shows when you look
at the amount of managers that Chelsea have got through in the past
years..
Andy..B
|
35.935 | Top for the league for 24 hours | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | London Boston Southport | Mon Aug 23 1993 12:18 | 37 |
|
Everton 4-2 Sheff Utd att 24,000ish
Cottee 35,85,90 Whitehouse 1, Cork 89
Ebbrell 44
Another cracking game, I know it's still early days, but maybe....
Anyway, Everton were 1-0 down within the first minute, but then
controlled the game and scored four, with a bit of luck, could have
had another three or four. Sheff Utd played their usual slightly more
subtle than Wimbledon game, but Everton out-fought them in all
departments. The big difference this season is the midfield - Snodin
is still injured, but Ward had a great game as did Ebbrell. Stuart had
a quiet game, but did enough to suggest he will be a good asset.
Beagrie was brilliant until he was crudely chopped in the build up to
the second goal. Cottee was his usual self - sh*t hot in the six yard
box, if Everton can keep providing him with this kind of service, he
should be on for 25+ league goals.
The next two games are the big test, Newcastle away and Arsenal away -
if Everton can remain unbeaten after them two, I might start to feel
slightly confident.
Team
Southall
Holmes Hinchliffe
Ablett Jackson
Stuart (Barlow 75) Ward Ebbrell Beagrie (Preki 47)
Cottee Rideout
Paul
|
35.936 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Mon Aug 23 1993 13:38 | 15 |
|
Congrat's on your impressive start, niceties over back to the Stuart,
Bates, Hoddle conversation.
Stuart had been a bit unsettled at the bridge for a while, I remember
him requesting more money from Webb whilst he was there. Stuart missed
a couple of games while they sorted out their differences. Basicaly
Stuart believed he was better than his salary reflected. He's good but
not that good (IMHO).
Hoddle has said he will go if Bates interfere's, I'd like to believe
him but actions speak louder than words and all that. One things for
certain Bates will get involved, I don't always see it as a bad thing.
Loz.
|
35.937 | Four in a row Perhaps !!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Aug 25 1993 18:44 | 11 |
|
Newcastle away tonight !!!
Here,s for four in a row ..........
Liam
|
35.938 | Sorry, guys | MOEUR1::SMITH | | Thu Aug 26 1993 08:08 | 2 |
|
Newcastle won!
|
35.939 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Calais Boston Southport | Thu Aug 26 1993 11:10 | 20 |
|
Newcastle 1-0 Everton
Allen 18
Sh*t, sh*t, sh*t - very disappointing to lose to one of the relegation
favourites.
Highlights from the radio commentary................
Everton were very nervous for the first 20 minutes, but even then
should have taken the lead when Cottee intercepted a backpass and hit
the bar. Newcastle's goal took a wicked deflection to leave Nev well
beaten. The rest of the game was mainly Everton dominating and
Newcastle hitting them on the break. Everton had three or four other
half chances, but couldn't convert any - Nev made a few good saves.
Snodin and Watson missed the game and Beagrie went off with a
recurrance of Saturday's injury.
Paul
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35.940 | tuff luck... | EICMFG::HOWE | Life's a pile of sh*t, when you look at it! | Thu Aug 26 1993 11:31 | 8 |
|
>> Sh*t, sh*t, sh*t - very disappointing to lose to one of the relegation
>> favourites.
Am I seeing things? Relegation favourites my A^s! The result is all
important. I wonder how many more Geordies will take your *BAIT*
Keith.
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35.941 | don't mention monkey hanging | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Calais Boston Southport | Thu Aug 26 1993 12:14 | 12 |
|
>>> I wonder how many more Geordies will take your *BAIT*
Well, it's not difficult to wind up a Geordie is it...... :-)
Still, at least you lot aren't talking about winning the league
anymore...
Anyway, back to football.. Everton have drawn Lincoln in the coca-cola
cup - first leg away week beginning 20th Sept. Graham Stuart's fee gets
set today by a tribunal.
Paul
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35.942 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Thu Aug 26 1993 17:35 | 3 |
| Re Stuart - it's �850K. Howard's none too pleased.
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35.943 | Off to the Derby ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Aug 27 1993 09:52 | 23 |
|
Arrgh I take a week off ,the Blues win three in a row ,I come back
and they lose 1-0 to Newcastle ..
From all accounts that i read they could have won it ,apparently
Cottee and Rideout both missed chances from close in (7-8 yards etc )
Ah well The Arse on saturday ,no predictions !!!
With the sacking of Peter Reid yesterday i wonder how long it will be
before he is back in the blue fold ??
Paul
I have my plane ticket for the derby-game on the 18th I just hope they
(sky) dont change this to a sunday/monday game .Whats the availability
of match tickets like ???
Liam
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35.944 | Hello | EBYGUM::CUNNINGHAMS | Everything you know is wrong | Fri Aug 27 1993 10:14 | 10 |
| Hi there Liam, (remember me???)
Yes I'm back again.....
Anyway re. derby tickets, they were giving out vouchers at Saturday's
game, and I might have a spare one for the top balcony. They are
taking postal application - but only with the vouchers, I think. Give us
a shout if you'll need the voucher.
Stuart.
|
35.945 | Rideout must go ......NOW | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Aug 31 1993 09:40 | 19 |
|
Beaten by the Arsenal again ...Drat..(well Ian wright anyway)
Everton must be his favorite club to score against ..
I listened to the match on radio merseyside and even if the
first goal was off-side (confirmed by mssrs Hanson and Brooking)
we were well beaten and didn,t threaten until Preki came on for
Stuart in the second half.
RIDEOUT MUST GO !!!!!! He had a chance near the end ,only three yards
out with only Seaman to beat but fluffed the shot ,I think he missed
the ball completly.
Rumours persist and gather momentum re Niall Quinn coming to Goodison
In todays "daily star " it says he had talks with horton and is
wondering where his future lies.Kendall should move quickly will the
iron is hot and pay the 2m asking price.Imagine Quinn and Cottee being
supplied by Beagrie ,Stuart and Preki ..
Liam
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35.946 | Tickets please ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Aug 31 1993 09:45 | 19 |
|
re-2
Stuart
Any vouchers ,tickets etc would be appreciated ,there is five of us
going and we are going to try and get tickets from Goodison ,being
members of the Everton supporters club in dublin might just get us
them ,but then again .
Paul
If you are going to this match ,dont bring your car 8-)8-)
The boys are on the MARCH again.
Liam
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35.947 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Calais Boston Southport | Tue Aug 31 1993 12:19 | 16 |
|
Liam,
I'll be there - armed with a bit of beer money and no car.....
Bring plenty of duty frees, it's your round.
Did you see the picture of the Evertonian in the North Bank in the
Daily Mirror today ? - It's a classic.
Villa at home tonight - Beagrie returns, but Snodin and Watson are
still out. The Quinn rumour is very strong at the moment, Rideout
hasn't been that bad this season, but that spell at Notts County has
obviously blunted his goalscoring abilities... :-)
Paul
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35.948 | Ride OUT | BLKPUD::HUGHESS | | Tue Aug 31 1993 15:26 | 7 |
| Did you see the Liverpool Echo Pink?
It said Paul Rideout could stil fulfill his potential!
He must be on his way then.
GET QUINN QUICK.
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35.949 | Get the last of your derby Tickets .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Aug 31 1993 15:55 | 20 |
|
re Rideout What we need Kendall to do is give him a vote of
confidence "he can still do a job for us " etc etc and then
we know he,s on his way for sure .
Villa tonight and Townsend is back for them .He always plays well
against the Blues (hows that for a curse on him ).Again no predictions
I started doing the football pools last week and would you belive it
(yes judging by my predictions the last few seasons ) I had Rangers
down for a home win and norwich to beat Swindon for a nice little
earner .All my other results were right .Bet rangers lost on
purpose ..
Liam
(who will be glued to radio merseyside tonight because i cant get
radio city over here)
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35.950 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Calais Boston Southport | Tue Aug 31 1993 23:16 | 11 |
|
Another disappointing defeat....
Everton 0-1 Aston Villa Att 24,000ish
Whittingham 32
Everton had a few chances before Villa scored - but once they went
behind they were clueless.......
Paul
|
35.951 | Another 3 points dropped unessecarily... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 01 1993 17:46 | 20 |
|
I listened to the match last night ,it was on both merseyside and
radio 5 .Everton had plenty of chances ,the best falling to Beagrie
who rocketed a shot off the inside of the post ,only for it to bounce
back out .Plenty of pressure from the blues but just couldn,t get the
equlizer.Whittingham scored what was described as a beaut on his full
debut.I cant understand why Kendall didn,t put a bid in for him ??
3 wins following by 3 defeats typical Everton ,just when they had us
believing in them.Ah well we will just keep plodding along in
mid-table mediocrity if this continue,s ..
Pixxed off
Liam
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35.952 | Bring on the reds*&#e .. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Sep 10 1993 18:07 | 13 |
|
Oldham away tomorrow ,They beat us 1-0 last year ,it was a dull
encounter live on sky and I had to watch it on my own ..
Watty must be out as he hasn,t written in over a week !!!
Any news on tickets for us eh !!
8 days and counting ....
Liam
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35.953 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Fri Sep 10 1993 18:20 | 11 |
|
Liam,
I'm here - abusing the Irish in a different note.....
Stewart's still got a voucher - BUT, tickets to voucher holders went on
sale earlier this week. You might be able to sneak a postal application
through, give Goodison a bell on 051 521 2020 - now !
Paul
|
35.954 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Mon Sep 13 1993 11:03 | 26 |
|
A big weekend....
Everton win 1-0 at Oldham, Cottee scored in the 33rd minute - Everton
could and should have scored more, but any win is welcome at the
moment.
Brett Angell has signed on a month's loan with a view to a permanent
move - I never seen him, so I can't comment, but any new forwards are
welcome - especially if they're taller that 5'6.
And finally...
Peter Johnson, millionaire owner of Tranmere Rovers (small club from
the dodgy side of the Mersey) looks set to try and buy out the Moores
family's stake in Everton - about 40%. If he succeeds he'll give
Kendall some real money to spend - rather than force him to sell (as
has happened with Keown and Beardsley) - hopefully......
The Moores family are also major shareholders at Liverpool (small club
from the dodgy side of Stanley Park) and are about to invest a fortune
in rebuilding of the Kop so they are not in a position to spend money
on the redevelopment of the Park End at Goodison and bring in new
players.
Paul
|
35.955 | 6 days and counting ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Sep 13 1993 18:09 | 16 |
|
Almost a perfect weekend Everton ,Shelbourne and Celtic winning
Man u ,Liverpool and Cork getting beaten...
Paul
I have just got my tickets for the match on saturday but have to
pick them up in the supporters club near Goodison .Can you make it
to there about 1.00ish ???
By the way do you want any duty-free ??
Liam
|
35.956 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Mon Sep 13 1993 22:39 | 9 |
| Liam,
great news - I'll see you either in the supporters club or outside at
about 1:00. A bottle of vodka would be apreciated (purely for medicinal
purposes....)
Paul
PS - I might even have the fiver I owe Mike Connolly
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35.957 | 4 days and counting.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 15 1993 19:25 | 14 |
|
RE Peter Johnson Any more news ??
He is reputed to be worth $60m and Everton need alot of money to
do up the park end and also strengthen the squad .
Where,s Billy Kenny these days ?? Is he injured ??and will Kendall
play Brett Angel in the Derby on saturday ??
Liam
(vodka on the way ..)
|
35.958 | Another rumour for you Evertonians | RDGENG::SWIFFEN | | Thu Sep 16 1993 11:25 | 10 |
35.959 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Thu Sep 16 1993 12:15 | 22 |
|
Chris,
nice to see you back - now bog off and pollute the Liverpool note...:-)
Mojo's pleaded not guilty to his drink-driving charge - so maybe there
isn't something in the drugs thing. Don't you get charged with
something else if the coppers thinking you've been on the 'Bob Hope' ?
Liam,
I saw something the other day that said Kenny's had some bad injury -
knee I think. No idea when he'll be back. Harper's joined Luton on a
free - a sad loss. Watson will probably still be out on Saturday.
Angell plays for the reserves tonight, to be honest, I'd rather he
missed Saturday's game - remember Glen Keeley ? Kendall signed him on
loan from Blackburn, threw him into a derby game and the dickhead got
sent off after 17 minutes - Everton lost 5-0 at home. Keeley never
played again for Everton.
Paul
|
35.960 | Allegedly. | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Thu Sep 16 1993 12:51 | 5 |
35.961 | Derby Fever seems to be Getting to Somebody | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Thu Sep 16 1993 13:02 | 0 |
35.962 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Thu Sep 16 1993 13:22 | 6 |
|
Pah too late...
Can someone mail me the gist of the hidden note ?
Paul
|
35.963 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Fri Sep 17 1993 13:23 | 9 |
|
Brett Angell made his debut for the reserves at Villa last night - and
scored. Kendall has said he played well enough to be on the bench
tomorrow, presumably at Barlow's expense. Watson is still out with his
head injury and Preki is doubtful. Snodin also played for the reserves
last night, but isn't fit enough for Saturday's game.
Paul
|
35.964 | 1 day to go and i,ve stopped counting.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Sep 17 1993 17:11 | 11 |
|
Paul
See you tomorrow at the supporters club at around 1.00 pm.
I,ll be the one with the vodka in my hand .
Liam
|
35.965 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Mon Sep 20 1993 11:37 | 40 |
|
Everton 2-0 Liverpool att 38,000ish
Ward 26
Cottee 85
Forget the scoreline, Everton murdered Liverpool in the most one-sided
derby game I've ever seen. Souness' expensive misfits, has-beens and
animals were never in the game from the first minute.
The only shock was that it took Everton so long to score the first goal
- a screamer from Ward after Macmanananananan cocked up his clearence
from a poor corner by Hinchliffe. This resulted in a disgraceful
'handbags at dawn' slapping session by the has-been Zimbabwian and the
sadly burnt out ex-winger - I was shocked that a club I had always
admired should be so visibly tearing itself apart, I'm sure that nice
Mr Souness will put things right......
Anyway, the rest of the first half was taken up by Everton laying siege
to the Liverpool goal - Barry Horne had probably his best every game in
a blue shirt - controlling everything in midfield - even Rideout looked
good, Brett Angell siting on the bench had an amazing effect on him.
The second half was a similar story, however Liverpool did threaten
briefly when Rosenthal came on, however the other big nosed red
managed to miss when it looked easier to score - to be honest that
was the only time I thought they might snatch something. Cottee
battled brilliantly for the second goal, beating Dicks (what a fitting
name for a Liverpool player....), nutmegging Wright and beating the
sprawling Grobelaar - 2-0 and the celebrations began.
The Sunday papers were full of how poor Liverpool where, but it's
a long time since I've seen an Everton team so hyped up and full
of running and invention - few teams would have survived this
performance. Liverpool were poor because Everton wouldn't let them
play. No one had a poor game and Horne, Ward, Ebrell, Cottee and
Rideout were outstanding.
Liam, I hope you got back okay - I 'sampled' the vodka on the way home.
Paul
|
35.966 | | RDGENG::SWIFFEN | | Mon Sep 20 1993 11:52 | 15 |
| Paul,
A reasonably ok (ish) summary. Can't really argue. What did crack me up though
on a dismal day was Steve Rider saying on Grandstand that " a great atmosphere
at Goodison as usual!!!" The only time the place is full is when it's derby
day and even then it is mostly Liverpudlians in the Street End, or it has
been for the last three years I've been going. Luckily wasn't there this time,
as I usually sit in the Street end, so couldn't take the humiliation. To be
fair though Liverpool were so poor that Everton could and should have scored
loads. The quicker the fans favourite(!!) leaves the better. A good result
at Fulham may just be too much for even him to dismiss ( Sarcasm)
Anyway I will leave this note for you to gloat and praise the Blues, but the
game is a lot easier when the opposition don't possess a midfield!!
Chris.
|
35.967 | Now seems like a good time... | NZOMIS::SCHWABE | Forever Tuesday morning... | Tue Sep 21 1993 03:12 | 30 |
|
Paul, Liam & Co,
Now seems like a good time to do a bit of cheering and
back-slapping from the other side of the world. I have been keeping an
eye on the Everton note in "read only" mode since I have worked for the
company, and have supported Everton for years.
I haven't offered comments up to now because I didn't really feel that
I could add all that much to the conversation.... but the derby game
was shown live on New Zealand TV, and I managed to get out of bed at
3am and watch it.
When did Gary Ablett become captain? The last comment I saw was that
Howard was going to dump him when Hinchcliffe was fit... did he have a
change of heart?
I would also go along with Paul's comments about the standard of
Everton's play on the day - if guys like Horne, Cottee, Ward, and
Beagrie continue to play that well, Everton will be a real force this
year.
Regards,
Simon
=====
PS: I had to laugh at the look on Steve Nicol's face after he very nearly
dismembered John Ebbrell during the first half - "who me ref??".
|
35.968 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Tue Sep 21 1993 08:50 | 22 |
|
Hello Simon,
>> I haven't offered comments up to now because I didn't really feel that
>> I could add all that much to the conversation....
Don't let that put you off, it's never stopped me...... :=)
Ablett was captain a couple of times last season as well - he's first
choice if Watson's ever out. There were stories at the start of the
season saying that both he and Snodin were up for sale - Tottenham were
being linked with Ablett a couple of weeks ago, but nothing will happen
until Watson's back. It'll be bad news if Ablett's sold - he's become a
bit of a hero in the last year or so with his consistant performances.
Lincoln away in the Coca-cola cup tonight - Nev's out with a knee
injury so Kearton plays. Angell won't be playing - he's either already
cup-tied or Southend aren't prepared to let him play in a cup game
until the move's permanent.
Paul
|
35.969 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Waist not, want not! | Tue Sep 21 1993 10:21 | 9 |
|
> PS: I had to laugh at the look on Steve Nicol's face after he very nearly
> dismembered John Ebbrell during the first half - "who me ref??".
I'm not surprised Steve Nicol said "who me ref??" after the tackle on
Ebrell, as the perpetrator appeared to be Ronnie Whelan from the MOTD
highlights. ;-)
Tim
|
35.970 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Tue Sep 21 1993 10:55 | 9 |
|
Tim,
trust you to be petty enough to pick up that - the poor lad was up at
3:00 Am watching the game.
Get back in your cage !
Paul
|
35.971 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Wed Sep 22 1993 09:22 | 28 |
|
Coca-cola cup 2nd Rnd 1st leg
Lincoln 3-4 Everton Att 9,000ish (I think)
?,?,? Rideout 3,
Cottee
I only caught bits of the game on the radio, but it sounded 'very
entertaining'... Lincoln scored first after about 15 minutes, Rideout
equalised after about 25. Cottee scored the second just after half-time
and Rideout seemed to make it safe on the hour. However Lincoln had
other ideas and pulled one back immediately after a 'horrendous
mistake' by Kearton (in for the injured Nev). They then equalised
about ten minutes later. Rideout snatched the win with five minutes to
go.
I think the defence had a bit of an off day, Lincoln also missed two
other clear chances, one described by the commentator as 'even my
granny would have scored that', but even if they'd scored, Everton won
have probably won 6-5.
The team was the same that played on Saturday except for Kearton - Ward
was substituted by Preki, but I didn't hear who the other subs were.
Paul
|
35.972 | Didnt we have a lovely day,the day we went to liverpool | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 22 1993 09:43 | 42 |
|
Well it took me two days to get to write ..Busy busy ..
We had a brill weekend ,Great match ,great Craic and a million pints
(slight exageration ,but only slight).
Thanks for meeting us Paul ,give my regards to Malcolm Cantona and we
will continue with his "how to chat-up barmaids " lessons the next time
we are over 8-)8-)
And so to the match The Blues Pi@@ed all over the reds in every dept
and it could have been 3/4-0 at half time only for the great saves
by Grobbatair ..It was only a matter of time when Everton scored and
Ward blasted a low shot past a load of bodies in the box after a hasty
clearance by macmanamen.Grob should have smacked walters for not
getting it and not macca .
The first half was all blue pressure .The second half was the same
except for 15/20 minutes where liverpool might have got an eqaulizer
only for some dogged defence work by Ablett,Jackson,Horne and Ward .
I was expecting the reds to score ,not by the way they were playing
but because they always sneak one when they dont deserve it ala
last year when rosenthal scored in the ninty-first minute .
One thing that most people missed was when Jackson turned ,with the
ball,clough on the edge of the box and clough jnr took a dive .It
looked ridiculous because Jackson was six feet away when clough hit
the ground.Its obvious that clough was told to dive anytime he got near
the box because we always get a penalty against the blues 8-)..
When Cottee flitted thru dicks,ruddock and wright I,d thoght he had
taken too much out of it but grob couldn,t hold the attempted save
and Cottee poked the ball into the net.Let the party begin !!!!!!
Everton deserved the Win and the great thing was I was there to see
the demise of the "great and mighty"liverpool.
Good for the reds were Grob ,Rednapp and Macmanamen in patchs ..
Very Good for the Blues were just about them all.....
Cheers
Liam
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35.973 | Lincoln still there .........NOT.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Sep 22 1993 09:50 | 17 |
|
Everton gave Lincoln a bit of hope for the second round second leg
of the coca cola cup by only beating them 3-4 .Rideout got a hattrick
but i dont know who scored the fourth..
Jason Kearton was in goal for the blues (noone would put three goals
past Nev ,in the form he is in at the moment).
Cheers
Liam
p.s song for last weekend was "I,m earth ,like i,ve never been earth
before " ( substitute hurt with a liverpool accent )Chi-lites or
chiffons circa 70,s .
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35.974 | Last night Everton - Next Saurday | CHEFS::SMITHJ | | Wed Sep 22 1993 13:59 | 12 |
| As a Lincoln City supporter, I can tell you that we were expecting to
get a stuffing last night.
This season in the league has been a shambles so far, ending up with
virtually the entire first team squad being threatened with the
transfer list last week.
Good to see an attendance of 9100. This will have been very close to
capacity and is, I think, the biggest crowd there since the final home
game in the Conference when Wycombe were the visitors.
John
|
35.975 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Come the glorious day | Wed Sep 22 1993 15:25 | 9 |
| Aarrgghh, not another Lincoln supporter.
My house mate is a fanatical Imps follower, so I had to put up with incessant
crowing all last night because of the score.
My misery was compounded by the fact that my beloved Donny were cruelly robbed
in the first round by Huddersfield.
Mike
|
35.976 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Thu Sep 23 1993 14:55 | 8 |
|
Sorry to rudely interrupt the Lincoln note........ :-)
Brett Angell played again for the reserves last night and scored twice,
I think Kendall will give him a run out for the first team on Saturday.
Paul
|
35.977 | ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Sep 28 1993 10:14 | 17 |
|
Normal service was resumed at Goodison when the Blues went down
5-1 to Norwich on saturday ..
The scoreline was flattering as most of the norwich goals were scored
on breakouts from Everton pressure .Everton went one up ,then hit the
bar before norwich equalised .They then again came close by hitting the
bar again before Nkokoo (sp) ran riot and scored 4.
He then admitted after the game that he was a die-hard Liverpool fan
and was exacting revenge for last weekend.
I feel sorry for Everton fans everywhere especially the 14 who went
from the dublin supporters club.
Liam
|
35.978 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Waist not, want not! | Thu Sep 30 1993 14:47 | 10 |
|
Watty,
I bet you wish Ekoku had exhibited the same finishing ability against
Everton, as he displayed last night, against Vitesse. I can't believe
that guy could beat Southall 4 times in a career, let alone in one match.
Hope this helps,
Tim
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35.979 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | who me ? | Thu Sep 30 1993 15:07 | 13 |
| Slim,
>> Hope this helps,
Not at all !!!!!!
Tottenham away on Sunday - should be a nice easy win as long as Everton
remember to keep playing for 90 minutes, instead of 85 last season....
Are you going Dave W ?
Paul$still_sulking_after_saturday
|
35.980 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Sep 30 1993 15:27 | 8 |
|
>> Are you going Dave W ?
NO...its live on SKY, so that'll do me.
Ive only attended once this season, shamefull.
Dave...
|
35.981 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | Vote with your CV | Mon Oct 04 1993 16:04 | 8 |
|
Tottenham 3-2 Everton
See the Tottenham note for full details....
I'm off sulking for a week to somewhere warm and sunny.
Paul
|
35.982 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | Vote with your CV | Thu Oct 14 1993 12:03 | 10 |
|
There is now an Everton mailing list. To subscribe send mail to:
[email protected].
Acknowledgements to Tim Moran for mailing this to me.....
Paul
|
35.983 | In the Netherlands... | XSTACY::JLUNDON | @GAO 822-4715 Apathy is the most terrible vice! | Thu Oct 14 1993 15:05 | 6 |
| re -1
A Everton mailing list centred in the Netherlands. Do they know something we
don't?
James.
|
35.984 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | Vote with your CV | Thu Oct 14 1993 15:16 | 12 |
|
Pah - don't mention The Netherlands !
Anyone been awake in here while I was away ?
I heard that Angell has gone back to Southend, Snodin is on the
transfer list - Everton beat Lincoln 4-2 in the Coca-cola cup -
Crystal Palace at home in the next round.
Any more news ?
Paul
|
35.985 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | Vote with your CV | Mon Oct 18 1993 11:53 | 72 |
| Stolen from the Everton mailing list...........
Paul
hi..
something resembling a report on Saturday's game..
Swindon Town
Digby
Summerbee,nijholt,Taylor,Bodin
Moncur,Nclaren,Ling,Fenwick
Maskell,Mutch
Subs Horlock,Fjortoft
Everton
Southall
Jackson,Ablett,Wtson,Ablett
Ward,Ebbrell,Horne,Beagrie
Cottee,Rideout
subs Barlow,Preki.
not exactly a great game to be honest which was made even worse by
Shaun Taylor's last minute equaliser.That's 5 points we've now thrown
away in two away games. There was one change to the team from the
Lincoln game,Dave Watson coming back in to the side with Matt Jackson
moving across to right-back and Paul Holmes being dropped.
we started reasonably well and actually scored from a set piece!
A long throw from Jackson was flicked on by Rideout(?) and the ball
fell to Beagrie who half-volleyed home from about 12 yards..the goal
coming after 27 mins..
just after this Rideout (who was doubtful before the game) went off
with agroin strain to be replaced by Stuart Barlow.
we had the better of the chances in the second half,Nev only having to
make one save worthy of the name,but at the other end Barlow was
showing his Imre Veradi-like ability for missing chances..
the first occurred when clean through on Digby,he overran the ball.The
worst tho was when he managed to put the ball over the bar from one
yard out.
Beagrie also missed a one-on-one firing at Digby.
Preki replaced Barlow with 10 mins left,Swindon having made a double
substitution after 68 mins with Horlock and Fjortoft replacing Maksell
and Mutch.
Swindon got their equaliser in the last min when the ball was headed on
for Taylor to knock the ball home..
Barry Horne was booked along with Nijholt of Swindon,the crowd was
14,414..
we're still missing too many chances and the finishing is going to have
to improve against Man.U on sat..
the best thing about the game was the return of Dave Watson after 10
games,the defence looks a lot more secure with him in the team..
Geoff
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35.986 | European hangover I hope... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Oct 22 1993 18:00 | 12 |
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Big game tomorrow ...against the Reds of manchester ...
No predictions ,but if we lose i,ll be broke for a few weeks ..
Liam
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35.987 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | Vote with your CV | Mon Oct 25 1993 11:57 | 44 |
| Everton 0-1 Man Utd Att 35,000ish
Team
Southall
Holmes Ablett Watson Hincliffe
Ward Ebrell Horne Ward
Cottee Barlow
Subs;
Preki
Jackson
What a poor game, Man Utd didn't look interested in making a game of
it and Everton on the whole weren't capable. Barlow's confidence has
gone and after he'd missed the best chance of the game after about seven
minutes, he disappeared leaving Beagrie and Cottee to do all the work up
front. The midfield huffed and puffed, and did well against Utd's midfield,
but never did anything coming forward.
Beagrie had a good game and always caused the Mancs problems, but with only
Cottee to feed off him, chances were few and far between. Schemicheal pulled
off two good saves against Cottee and Beagrie when they got clean through,
but other than that Everton created nothing. Sharpe scored for the Mancs
after 53 minutes with probably their only serious attempt on goal. Watson
had a good solid game in defence, showing just how much he's been missed
in the last couple of months.
Everton's problems were obvious for all to see, Cottee will always scores
goals given the opportunity and Beagrie can always cause havoc in the
oppositions defence, but they desperatly need a big strong centre forward
to make things happen in the box. Rideout's done well this season and was
missed on Saturday, but I'm still dubious that he's the answer. Barlow's
had too many chances now and will not make the grade at Goodison. With
Rideout still out and Cottee struggling with a hamstring injury, Kendall
has some 'interesting' selection problems for Tuesday's coca-cola cup game
against Palace at Goodison.
Paul
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35.988 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Mon Oct 25 1993 13:26 | 6 |
| >oppositions defence, but they desperatly need a big strong centre forward
>to make things happen in the box. Rideout's done well this season and was
How about that big guy playing for Oldham - he looked useful on Saturday!!
g
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35.989 | Come back Sharpy ! | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | Vote with your CV | Mon Oct 25 1993 13:42 | 6 |
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re .988
Don't rub it in or I'll mention Southampton !!!
Paul
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35.990 | Cup match tonight | BLKPUD::HUGHESS | | Tue Oct 26 1993 16:35 | 11 |
| Prediction for tonight
Everton 5 - 0 Palace
Barlow (5)!!!
Ok?
Simon
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35.991 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Igrunent Norvern git | Tue Oct 26 1993 16:51 | 12 |
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Oh sh*t - that's it, I can see the headlines tomorrow...
'Major cup upset as First Division minnows, with well-balanced racial
policy (but don't mention Mr Noades), stuff Premier giants with alleged
Afrikaner connection'
Simon - didn't you know it's the kiss of death to put predictions in
here ?
Paul
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35.992 | Watty match report FREE ZONE | BLKPUD::HUGHESS | | Tue Oct 26 1993 17:08 | 8 |
| Look I was bored and I like tempting fate and anyway I'm going and
you're NOT. So shut up and read a quality match report tomorrow.
Everton 6 Palace 0
Barlow 5
Southall 1
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35.993 | | SHAWB1::STOCKMANS | | Tue Oct 26 1993 17:10 | 5 |
| Yer,
Part time supporter!
Si
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35.994 | Keep playing 'til we equalise OK ref? | YUPPY::PATEMAN | I'm a Mean Green Mutha from Outa Space | Wed Oct 27 1993 08:25 | 6 |
| Premier League Cr*p struggle to draw with tiny South London club who
no-body cares about but me and Paneso.
See you in South London boys - turn over coming up!
Paul
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35.995 | The turning point ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Oct 27 1993 08:38 | 32 |
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SACK KENDALL !!!1
SACK HARVEY !!!!
SACK CARTER !!!!!
SACK THE BOARD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Watson equalises ................
Come on you Blues ,Come on you Blues ................
We,ll support you evermore 8-)8-)
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35.996 | Part Time Supporter Inc. | BLKPUD::HUGHESS | | Wed Oct 27 1993 11:17 | 35 |
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Everton 2 Palace 2
Beagrie Southgate
Watson Thorn
Att 11,500 (NOT)
There's nothing like a last minute goal to paper over the cracks.
Everton were clueless and spiritless. There was no running off the ball
and no confidence. Palace had more ideas, more spirit and were unlucky
not to win. I was in the upper Bullens sitting next to my next door
neighbour who happens to be a Palace supporter so to come from 2-0 was
especially sweet. However he tells me that over the years that Palace
have done the same with 2-0 leads before.
Watson was Everton's best player after Beagrie. A determined Center
Half that plays his heart out and who is thrown up front for the last
twenty minutes when Everton are losing. Doesn't it remind you of
another dark era...... Mick Lyons.
Holmes at right back seems very naive. He just follows the ball and not
the man. And I've never seen a professional who is so obviously just
picking up his wages as Hinchcliffe. Ablett played well. Horne did his
job defensively but he's just a grafter. Barlow won't make the grade
but does alot of running which is alien to the rest of the Everton
players. Beagrie was superb but he's like Terry Curran was, a crowd
pleaser in an otherwise indifferent team. Ebbrell. Was he playing?
Stuart... A little fat tub of lard and did nothing. Cottee.. no
service no confidence. Both Preki and Snodin improved things when they
came on.
Its going to be a long season and a short one cup wise.
Ipswich away Saturday. I won't be going ;-)
Simon
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35.997 | Sack the lot ........8-)8-) | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Nov 01 1993 08:55 | 24 |
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A good win on saturday against Ipswich away 0-2 Beagrie and Barlow
( at last getting off the mark,but still missed some sitters ).
" If my aunty had balls etc " If Everton hadn,t slipped up in the
last few minutes of two matchs ,Spurs ..winning 2-1 with three mins
to go and end up getting beat 3-2 and beating Swindon 1-0 until they
equalised in the last minute , WE WOULD BE SECOND now !!!
I dont think Graham Stuart is the answer either ..He was commentating
on Radio Merseyside on saturday and all he wanted Everton to do was
hang on to our 1-0 lead .Doesn,t he know attack is the best form of
defence.Maybe me slagging him off will produce the goods because it
has worked before ala Sell Rideout the stocking (now we miss him badly
that he is injured ) The same with Beagrie (who is having a blinder of
a season so far and Might get a England call up yet ,before the season
is over )
Only 4 points of second place and rising ...
Liam
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35.998 | Shot down the Eagles ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Nov 11 1993 09:04 | 15 |
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See .669 for a similiar match report only change the scoreline to
Palace 1 Everton 4
There is something awful about watching any match on Granada ..Do they
use different film ???
More later
Liam
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35.999 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Thu Nov 11 1993 09:29 | 13 |
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A good result, but I didn't think it sounded like a particulary good
performance. The wild men of Borneo went ahead against the run of play,
but after that Everton scored three of the four goals at crucial times
- the second straight after half-time and the third with just under ten
minutes to go to knock the stuffing out of Palace. I thought the ref
was cr*p - first for ignoring the obvious penalty in the first half and
then for not sending Martyn off when he finally did give a penalty.
Watson's second goal was superb - he should give Barlow some lessons,
not a bad goal by Eric Young either.......
Paul
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35.1000 | and to think I wished you luck in the next round | YUPPY::PANES | Sigourney Weaver lookalike | Thu Nov 11 1993 09:45 | 7 |
| Watty,
Go to your room. Noone likes a bad winner.
Hugs,
Paneso
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35.1001 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | Eric Eric Eric Young | Thu Nov 11 1993 10:03 | 12 |
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Sorry Stuo,
It doesn't happen very often and I got carried away - it won't happen
again.....
I'd like to wish Palace good luck in the battle against relegation this
season. :-)
Paul
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35.1002 | Premier Prima-Donnas | YUPPY::PATEMAN | I'm a Mean Green Mutha from Outa Space | Thu Nov 11 1993 10:05 | 11 |
| Watty,
Just why should the ref have sent off Martyn? Yes, he brought down
Barlow (or Cottee - some midget anyway), but by collision rather than a
cynical foul, but the ball was on its way out of play. Very sensible
application of the rules. Now, as for yello wcarding "Nev" for
deliberate, persistant time wasting (and being a miserable git....)
And after we were all concerned for Rideout....
The other FE fan
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35.1003 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | | Thu Nov 11 1993 10:20 | 13 |
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Paul,
yes the reception Rideout got was very touching - and I'm not blaming
Young BUT watching on telly (I know ! I know ! I'm sounding like your
average Man Utd supporter...) I thought Martyn made a deliberate
attempt to take Cottee out - it wouldn't have made any difference to
the result had Martyn gone or stayed, but after the Schmichael/ Speedie
incident the other week, I get the feeling that refs are starting to
'bottle it' on this sending off rule.
paul
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35.1004 | Ticket Info Mr Watterson | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Mon Nov 15 1993 19:30 | 9 |
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Paul,
Could you tell me if the Everton V Newcastle game on Saturday the 18th
of December will be an all-ticket affair or will they take cash at the
turnstiles. I will be in Manchester for the Villa game on the Sunday with a
couple of friends, and we are going to take in a game on the saturday.
�@
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35.1005 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Tue Nov 16 1993 09:26 | 6 |
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Brian,
I'm pretty confident that it won't be all-ticket.
Paul
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35.1006 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Better Dead than Smeg! | Tue Nov 16 1993 10:06 | 2 |
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Even for away fans?
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35.1007 | Tubby or not tubby fat is the question | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | | Tue Nov 16 1993 10:12 | 8 |
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He didn't say for away fans...
I suspect it probably will be for your lot - why are you planning to
go ? If so I'll phone up Goodison and get them to strengthen a couple of
seats for you...... :-)
Paul
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35.1008 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Better Dead than Smeg! | Tue Nov 16 1993 10:30 | 5 |
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Haven't you just got a season ticket *you* could lend me, you not-so-slim
person yourself? I may go actually, it's a certain away banker.
Tim
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35.1009 | Another bogie team ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Nov 22 1993 09:08 | 16 |
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I didn,t mention that we were turning out against QPR on saturday
because thats all we did .They are becoming one of our bogie teams
(like half the premiership)and they hammered us again !!!!
Kendall must be worried ,If we dont beat the Mancs in the cc cup
he could be on his way by christmas (is this blaspheming)..
for the record Everton 0 QPR 3
Liam
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35.1010 | | WOTVAX::WATTERSONP | | Tue Nov 23 1993 12:29 | 8 |
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Another bl**dy disaster on Saturday - three hard games coming up
against the in-form Leeds at Goodison tonight, Wimbledon away on
Saturday, then the Mancs next Tuesday. Rideout's out for six weeks and
Beagrie's missing tonight, so I could imagine the pressure starting to
build on Kendall if Everton don't get much from these games.
Paul
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35.1011 | | SHAWB1::STOCKMANS | | Tue Nov 23 1993 13:58 | 7 |
| re -1
NOT ARF!
Couldn't have said it better myself Paul!
Si
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35.1012 | heat off for the moment | EBYGUM::HUGHESS | | Wed Nov 24 1993 16:09 | 7 |
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1-1 with Leeds good result. Everton fine away record at selhurst park
should see us ok on saturday. Do Wimbledon have undersoil heating?
Si
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35.1013 | Dont mention tonight SSSSSSSSHHHHHH !!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Nov 30 1993 09:03 | 18 |
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Wombles 1 Everton 1
somebody Barlow
Another marvellous draw ...Well it,s a point and we have now reached
the heady heights of twelfth ,a bit familiar this position.
How long do we have to put up with this mediocrity ?????
The Mancs tonight in the fizzy drinks cup ,no comment i have too much
money riding on it 8-)8-)..
Liam
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35.1014 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Know digital - no future | Tue Nov 30 1993 12:02 | 12 |
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Liam,
I'll predict an easy 4-1 for the Blues tonight....
I don't give a s**t (am I allowed to say s**t Mr moderator ?) anymore,
I shall be parting company with digital on 4-Mar-1994 or sooner with a
reasonable wad of money.
Paul
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35.1015 | last person leaving turn out the light !!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Nov 30 1993 16:55 | 16 |
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re -1
Sorry to hear your leaving ,So am I on the 25 feb ..
I,ll send you a e-mail tomorrow ...
Cheers
Liam
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35.1016 | And then there were three... | KBOMFG::KOEPPE | Counting the days... | Wed Dec 01 1993 08:47 | 7 |
| Re last 2:
Beat both of you, I'm gone on the Dec 23rd. ;-)
All the best
Eduard
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35.1017 | Kendall Part 2 1990-1993 | BLKPUD::HUGHESS | | Mon Dec 06 1993 09:58 | 14 |
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Everton 1 Soton 0
cottee att 13,000
Another 3 points closer to safety but overshadowed by Kendall's
announcement. I believe he has done the honourable thing. He had made a
mistake coming back to Everton three years ago, hasn't achieved
anything and knows the Kendall out shouts are only around the corner.
He's given the club a chance to get somebody new in, who might get some
new backers. I 'd like Coppell to get the job but the trend is for a
former player.
Simon (March 4th also)
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35.1018 | Blame the board and fans not the manager | PIECES::63585::SWIFFEN | | Mon Dec 06 1993 10:15 | 11 |
| Kendall to be fair, didn't have the money to spend
on anyone. The Everton fans are too fickle, as proved
in yesterday's Sunday Telegraph, they only turn out for
the Liverpool game and then over half of them disappear
again, no wonder the club are in debt!!
Funny on MOTD when they interviewed people in the Everton
Social Club, one was a Liverpool supporter who offered
Souness for free!!
Chris.
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35.1019 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Know digital - no future | Mon Dec 06 1993 16:42 | 22 |
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Chris,
you're speaking out of your bottom - the Everton fans have been very
patient with Kendall. Fickle doesn't come into it, Liverpool are only
getting good crowds now because 20,000 assorted Cockneys, Brummies and
wooleys make the trip to Anfield every other week. A couple more years
with Souness in charge and their crowds will drop as well.
I'm sad that Kendall's gone - the rumour is that he asked the board for
1.5M for Dion Dublin and they wouldn't sanction it - whether that's
because the board (who know **** all about football) didn't rate him,
or even worse because he is black. Either way, the sooner someone buys
Everton and brings them into the present century, the better.
As to who will replace Kendall, I'm clueless. Peter Reid's meant to be
the early favourite, but they'll struggle to find anyone until someone
stumps up some cash and buys the club. Things look very bleak and I
suspect Everton will need a minor miracle to avoid relegation.
Paul
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35.1020 | ODE TO KENDALL ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Dec 07 1993 09:11 | 26 |
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re 1009,1010
Sometimes i hate it when i,m right ..
Kendall had to go because of the mediocrity setting in the club..
Money is tight and thats the only way things were going to change.
Rumours abound about take-over bids with Richard Branson mentioned
as a possible contender.All Evertonians loved Kendall and he loved
the club and always tried to please the supporters but sometimes you
need more (money ).Kendall believed we weren,t too far off a great side
two or three players he said ,is all we needed .I would agree if we
played like we did against Liverpool this season ,every week but look
at the points we threw away this year Spurs and Swindonand Newcastle
come to mind..
The simple answer is a "Jack Walker" type take-over bid.I.m not sure
Reidy would make a good job as manager ,too similar to Kendall .
More later
Liam
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35.1021 | Monopoly anyone >?> | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Wed Dec 08 1993 19:50 | 15 |
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I can't see the chaps who control Everton letting go that easy. As I
understand the situation, these same people also control Liverpool.
Someting to do with the family who owns Littlewoods Pools I believe.
Sounds like they've got a good thing going on Merseyside. Bet they make
an offer for Tranmere soon aswel, it would be good business to control
the Numero Uno side in the district aswell as the first two mentioned.
Gazzer
;-)
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35.1022 | No calls tonight please | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | It's your loss digital | Wed Dec 08 1993 20:40 | 12 |
| Gary,
Let me educate you...
The Moores family control both Everton and Liverpool (and Littlewoods
pools). A few months ago, they decided to sell their stake in Everton,
probably because of the amount of cash required for the redevelopment
of both Goodison and Anfield. Until someone comes in with some dosh,
the club will continue to struggle. As far as the Moores are concerned,
the sooner they flog Everton the better.
Paul
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35.1023 | Ten p1's comming at 2130 ! | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Wed Dec 08 1993 20:55 | 12 |
|
Paul ,
Consider me educated.
I see you had no retort to my stating that Tranmere are the
number 1 team in the area though !!
Gazzer.
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35.1024 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | It's your loss digital | Wed Dec 08 1993 21:05 | 7 |
|
>> I see you had no retort to my stating that Tranmere are the
>> number 1 team in the area though !!
Did I really need to ?
Paul
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35.1025 | Hew haw... | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Wed Dec 08 1993 21:11 | 11 |
|
>>>>
probably because of the amount of cash required for the redevelopment
of both Goodison and Anfield. Until someone comes in with some dosh,
the club will continue to struggle.
Paul, I sympathise. A pony is a lot of dosh to most people these
days.
Gazzer.
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35.1026 | | NEWOA::FIDO_T | Conation is the key | Thu Dec 09 1993 09:02 | 4 |
| > Paul, I sympathise. A pony is a lot of dosh to most people these
> days.
... but they do have a lot of donkeys there, though !
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35.1027 | BLAGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Dec 09 1993 15:20 | 12 |
|
Even City are beating us now ................
Sack the Board !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sack Gabriel !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sack everyone !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Liam
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35.1028 | Saturdays Game | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Wed Dec 15 1993 17:38 | 6 |
| Paul,
Can you confirm that the Everton V Newcastle game on saturday is not
an all-ticket game. Will it be easy enough to get in if we go.
�@
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35.1029 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Cynical ? - me ? - never ! | Thu Dec 16 1993 11:34 | 9 |
|
Brian,
I've just called Goodison - it's defo NOT all-ticket. The St End is
unreserved seats and can be a bit dodgy getting into after about 2:00,
if you want a good view, go in the TOP BALCONY (and look for the
escalators, not the stairs)
Paul
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35.1030 | up an down! | SHAWB1::STOCKMANS | | Thu Dec 16 1993 15:31 | 10 |
| Bloody ell paul,
You love the top balcony don't you!
Mind you, I'd rather spending 90 minutes going up an down
the escalators an all! Bit more exciting don't you think.
You never know, maybe you'll SCORE with the toffee lady!
Now that'd be a RESULT!
Si...
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35.1031 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | Cynical ? - me ? - never ! | Fri Dec 17 1993 14:18 | 7 |
|
Simon,
I'll miss you when I've gone.........
Paul
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35.1032 | | SHAWB1::STOCKMANS | | Fri Dec 17 1993 17:50 | 1 |
| I know.
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35.1033 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Deemed expendible! | Mon Dec 20 1993 09:26 | 4 |
|
Match report anyone?
Tim (not gloating)
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35.1034 | Happy X-mas to all fellow noters .... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Dec 21 1993 18:41 | 17 |
|
Happy Christmas to all the Toffee,s around the world and lets hope
that the new year will bring a new beginning ..
Latest news here is that Peter Johnson (he of Tranmere ) will be the
next owner of Everton ..Lets hope his 15 m bid is sucessful ..
Liam
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35.1035 | Santa wears blue | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Thu Dec 23 1993 12:06 | 16 |
| 4 months after being called the Antipodean Cunno, I've finally got the
nerve to write.
Re manager: it seems failed World Cup bosses are all the rage. Well,
what about Australia's own Frank Arok? Continental football and
inflammatory rhetoric assured.
Re form: ho-hum. Thank goodness we're the best January team in the
Division (private joke #1).
Re the future: we are the hollow men, we are the stuffed men etc...
Re the conspiracy: Watterson, Dawson, Kelly et al... we will miss you
all. Happy paganisms and come on you Toffees.
Nil sadists near the Otways (private woodchipping joke #2)
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35.1036 | revisionist! | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Thu Dec 23 1993 13:31 | 25 |
| -< FOOTBALL >-
And seeing as I'm not really Cunno, I thought I'd just REVISIT my
Kendall for the chop prediction of off-season. Not that I was the only
one, but "the most emotional and sentimental", thanx Simon!
================================================================================
GLADYS::CRAVEN (not!) "You are a case and a half" 107 lines 15-JUL-1993 15:51
-< a mandate for change >-
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
... So, as Lenin said in 1902, What is to be done? With a dodgy financial
situation, crap players and wavering support, the options are limited...
... Without them, we'll get
stuffed again early in the season, confidence will fall, and Howard
will take the high-dive. If that eventuates, I think they should give
someone like Ratcliffe the job - it's worked before.
I can't for the life of me see how the above's achievable in the current
climate. Something has to give.
One of those times you wish you were wrong.
I know... watterson for manager!
Peter
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35.1037 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | It's your loss digital | Thu Dec 23 1993 14:39 | 8 |
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>>> I know... watterson for manager!
Thanks,
but Everton couldn't afford me.....
Paul$I'm_going_to_be_a_rich_b*stard
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35.1038 | Condolences of the season | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Thu Dec 23 1993 16:05 | 3 |
| silly me, I thought you'd do it for lurve!
How about Brett Angell, then?
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35.1039 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | It's your loss digital | Thu Dec 23 1993 16:17 | 13 |
|
Talking about Brett Angell, Barry Fry, now manager of Birmingham (ex
Southend) has bid 250,000 for him - why were Everton offered him for
1.5M ?
I have it on good authority that Joe Royle will be manager in time for
the Bolton game.. I'll believe it when I see it.
Why didn't Neil Cossey wish us soon to be redundant Evertonians a happy
christmas ?
Paul
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35.1040 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Deemed expendible! | Tue Dec 28 1993 13:48 | 17 |
|
> Talking about Brett Angell, Barry Fry, now manager of Birmingham (ex
> Southend) has bid 250,000 for him - why were Everton offered him for
> 1.5M ?
Because he obviously thought Kendall had dodgy judgement where strikers
were concerned, after he wasted a million on Mo Jo. Maybe he thought
Kendall could be conned again, or then again (more likely) maybe he
offered �250K knowing that Southend wanted �1.5M and was hoping for a
favourable outcome at a tribunal (somewhere in the middle of the two
values).
Another poor result at home yesterday (0-2 Sheff Wed). Jimmy Gabriel's
chances of holding down the job look nil. I hear that Graham Taylor and
Terry Butcher may be available.
Tim
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35.1041 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | It's your loss digital | Tue Dec 28 1993 14:54 | 14 |
|
Tim,
I was being slightly sarcastic - I know it was totally out of
character....
Anyway, I saw last night's 'performance' on Sky - things are looking
bleak. The jokers on the board have got to sort themselves out now,
otherwise Everton will be in the bottom three before the new manager
arrives. I'd rather have Johnson in, Kenwright's got too much Manc
money behind him and considering he's been on the board for a while
already, he's done b*gger all so far - at least a new man, Johnson,
might make the big changes required.
Paul
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35.1042 | | UPROAR::LEMP | There ain't no Sanity Clause.... | Thu Dec 30 1993 09:33 | 12 |
| re -2
>Another poor result at home yesterday (0-2 Sheff Wed). Jimmy Gabriel's
>chances of holding down the job look nil. I hear that Graham Taylor and
Heard him on the radio this morning saying that he doesn't even want
the job. With the chaos going on behind the scenes I can understand
him, or anyone else for that matter, not wanting to take the stick for
years of mismanagement.
Paul.
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35.1043 | lost again | ESSB::BLONG | UNITED Premier League CHAMPIONS 1993 | Thu Dec 30 1993 10:17 | 3 |
| They lost again last night, 2-0 at Blackburn.
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35.1044 | lucky jim | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | eat my nacks | Thu Dec 30 1993 10:35 | 6 |
|
Gabriel has been confirmed as manager until the end of January.
Tony
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35.1045 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | It's your loss digital | Thu Dec 30 1993 11:44 | 10 |
|
Saying that Gabriel is caretaker manager until the end of January is
just another pathetic attempt by Marsh (The chairman) to take the
pressure off the idiots on the board and dump it all on the players.
If it really does take another five weeks to sort things out at board
level before they can even think about getting a new manager, Everton
will be relegated - 8 and a half hours without a goal is frightening.
Paul
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35.1046 | GOTTA GET MEANER !!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Dec 30 1993 18:12 | 26 |
|
IS THERE ANYONE LEFT TO SACK ??? IF SO SACK THEM TOO !!!!!!!!
Its pathetic at the moment ,even luck is against us i.e. the
Sheff Wed match .Everton dominated the first 30/35 mins ,missed
a few chances ,Watson gets his nose broken and goes off and we end
up getting hammered .I watched this in the pub on my own because i,m
getting sick of being pitied ...
EVERTON WAKE UP FOR F*#@,S SAKE !!!!!!!!
Then we go and get hammered by Blackburn .A team we took 6 points off
last season and none this one PAAH...
SICK
Liam
p.s. Paul I was going to go over in feb but it will proably be a
relegation battle with Chelsea or something .I think i,ll save
my money for the World Cup (now that i have the green light from
my wife to go ),Oh i,m sorry paul I forgot you wont be there 8-)8-)
|
35.1047 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | It's your loss digital | Mon Jan 03 1994 16:32 | 9 |
| Liam,
watching Everton get stuffed or Ireland - what's the difference other
than a few hundred quid...... :-)
(Everton have finally scored after 10 hours and 40 minutes, but they're
still losing 3-2 at Chelsea with about 10 minutes to go)
Paul
|
35.1048 | 'allo lads. | SIOG::DPCS09::RUSSELL | Wexford All-Ireland Champions '94 | Tue Jan 04 1994 10:28 | 3 |
| Hi Liam and Paul.....happy New Year...8^)
*Tiger*
|
35.1049 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Deemed expendible! | Tue Jan 04 1994 10:33 | 9 |
|
Congratulations on your goals at Chelsea.
Everton are expecting to name their new manager today. Mike Walker of
Norwich or Oldham's Joe Royle look to be the names in the hat. Both
would be ideal as they've already had experience of running small teams
fairly successfully, with a negative budget.
Tim
|
35.1050 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | It's your loss digital | Tue Jan 04 1994 12:31 | 7 |
|
Thanks you condescending gits,
according to rumours, it looks like Mike Walker will be the next
manager at Goodison, it should be announced tonight.
Paul
|
35.1051 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Tue Jan 04 1994 12:51 | 7 |
| And why would Mike walker want to lower himself and join Everton when
he has done so much with Norwich. If he does become manager of Everton,
then he deserves the job for being so stupid, and leaving one of the
best footballing teams in the country for a club who are to going down
the league as Franz Klammer was to going down mountains.
Rich.
|
35.1052 | Money,Money,Money. | PEKING::COSSEYN | World Cup 1994 ZZzzz | Tue Jan 04 1994 13:18 | 10 |
|
Re:1051
Maybe it's to do with the huge wage rise....When has Norwich ever released
6 Million for Walker to buy players.. At the end of the day money talks...
Personally, I think Walker a good manager and will prove to be a great
one at Everton.....How many off Norwich's players will join him at
Goodison ?...
Neil...
|
35.1053 | | NSDC::SIMPSON | The future sure isn't what it used to be | Tue Jan 04 1994 13:45 | 8 |
| The second John Bond, perhaps? He did a great job at Norwich as well - but then
look what happened when he moved to Maine Road.
Actually, what DID happen - I never heard of him again?
Cheers
-Steve
|
35.1054 | | JONPC1::Button | Bayern who? | Tue Jan 04 1994 14:05 | 15 |
| re. John Bond
I'm not sure where he went immediately after Man City, but he finished
his managerial career at Shrewsbury last year. I have heard him a couple
of times on Radio 5 this season as a match summariser.
re. Mike Walker
I cannot see what would be so attractive for Walker in going to Everton. I
know that he has said that he would like to see how he would get on
managing a big club, but Everton are hardly that at the moment! With the
boardroom situation as it is at the moment, I cannot see why anyone would
take the manager's job.
Jon
|
35.1055 | Radio 5 | MUFC::TONY | | Tue Jan 04 1994 15:51 | 4 |
| Heard on Radio 5 this afternoon that Norwich have refused Everton to
approach M.Walker. They said that he is under contract and not available.
Tony
|
35.1056 | | WARNUT::WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Tue Jan 04 1994 15:58 | 4 |
| re last
Managers ignore contracts -- look at Ardiles & Fry. This will unsettle
Walker until he knows what Everton have to offer.
|
35.1057 | Not under contract | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Tue Jan 04 1994 16:04 | 4 |
| My understanding was that both Ossie and Fry were not under contract.
Certainly this was the case with Ardiles.
Antony
|
35.1058 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | It's your loss digital | Tue Jan 04 1994 16:36 | 16 |
|
Re a few back
Yawn yawn - The usual anti-Everton ********. Everton may not be the
biggest club in the country at the moment, but it's only five years
since they were widely acknowledged to be one of the 'big five'.
Norwich have done well under Walker, but he's taken them as far as he
can - where are they going to find 6 million quid (or even 20 million)
for new players ?
The simple fact is that the bigger clubs are going to attract the
better players/ Managers purely becuase they pay more and win more.
Would you stay at digital if someone offered you double your salary to
do the same job ?
Paul
|
35.1059 | | TRUCKS::SANT | so near yet sofa... | Tue Jan 04 1994 17:41 | 18 |
|
re 1054..
Nothing much to do with Everton, but John Bond had a disastrous
spell (mis)managing Burnley after City. Took them into div 3, from
where they nearly dropped out of the league altogether a few years
later.
btw, I think the biggest problems at Everton lie in the fact that
"da management", ie. the board, have too much interest in what's
going on across Stanley Park. Everton are a proud and great club.
The current squad and total chaos are a complete disgrace and the
board should accept full responsibility. Howard Kendall was very
wise to get out when he did, and he should perhaps never have gone
back at all...
Andy.
|
35.1060 | | R2ME2::HINXMAN | In the range of strange | Wed Jan 05 1994 15:12 | 8 |
| re .1058
> Would you stay at digital if someone offered you double your salary to
> do the same job ?
If it meant moving to Liverpool to get the new job, yes.
Tony
|
35.1061 | Welcome Mike Walker ,Welcome Change !!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Jan 11 1994 08:52 | 31 |
|
A bit quiet in here considering the latest developments ..
I must say i,m happy that Mike Walker has decided to manage Everton
It,s what we needed ,a man who is his own man (cliche)he has a good
footballing style which will suit Everton .He has a major task ahead
of him and we cant expect miracles overnight .
Interesting article in "the People" on sunday written by the famous
(well to evertonians anyway) Andy Gray who blames Kendall for the mess
we are in now.He says Kendall should never have left to go to spain.
I agree with that .He also said Harvey should never have been given the
job ,in hindsight i agree with that also ,(my hindsight is 20-20)
He said Kendall should never have come back ,again i was delighted when
he did but proably expected too much .
So the rebuilding has to start immediately to stop our slide to the
bottom of the premiership.
Everton wont be relegated and the best we could hope for this year is
a mid-table position and a good run in the F.A cup.
COME ON YOU BLUES ...
Liam
p.s. I look at last saturdays game as a good away result 8-)8-)
p.p.s. Paul where do i reach you on the a1 ???
|
35.1062 | Blame Kendall?? | UPROAR::LEMP | There ain't no Sanity Clause.... | Tue Jan 11 1994 12:44 | 15 |
| re -1
I always thought that it was Harvey who got Everton into the mess they
are now in. Wasn't he responsible for paying big money (transfers plus
salaries) to a lot of big-name players. I really can't see how you can
blame Kendall - all he was doing was trying to better himself and gain
financial security by going to Spain. Another person who is doing
exactly that is your new manager.
I think the main problem facing Walker will be in dealing with the
board, in their current state. If another owner comes in then it could
be much easier.
Paul.
|
35.1063 | Has anyone seen Wattty ?? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Jan 13 1994 13:00 | 11 |
|
Watto Are ye out there ???
If so send me and e-mail...
Liam
|
35.1064 | | EBYGUM::WOODWARDJ | Not 'arf... | Thu Jan 13 1994 13:17 | 5 |
| Liam,
Watty left DEC last Friday.
Jim.
|
35.1065 | | WARNUT::WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Thu Jan 13 1994 17:03 | 4 |
| Apparently he is contracting at Yorkshire Water, Bradford.
One number I have is 0274 691111; this is the switchboard of one of
their offices; they can find him from there....
|
35.1066 | | BLKPUD::CLOUGHC | I'm not boring you am I ? | Thu Jan 13 1994 17:37 | 5 |
|
He is contracting at Yorkshire Water - call him at home on (0704)
535179
Paul (errr errr I mean Colin Clough)
|
35.1067 | Another takeover? | UPROAR::LEMP | There ain't no Sanity Clause.... | Thu Jan 13 1994 18:01 | 8 |
| re -1
>Paul (errr errr I mean Colin Clough)
We're taking over.....Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha.
Paul.
|
35.1068 | Many Thanls | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Jan 19 1994 08:57 | 11 |
|
re -1,2,3,
Thanks I,ll give him a call soon .
Liam
|
35.1069 | | ADDULT::ROBERTSON | Some days are bouncers that won't let you in | Thu Jan 20 1994 09:51 | 9 |
| Pretty quiet in here this morning!!!!
For those who don't know, Bolton did it again last night.
Everton 2 Bolton 3 aet
Everton were 2 - 0 Up.
Al
|
35.1070 | The Wanderers return!!!!! | PIECES::63585::SWIFFEN | | Thu Jan 20 1994 09:53 | 6 |
| One game wonders under Mike Walker eh??
One question - where did all the Evertonians at Goodison
suddenly appear from last night?
Chris.
|
35.1071 | | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | betty swollocks | Thu Jan 20 1994 10:21 | 5 |
|
Walker out! Walker Out! etc etc...
Tony
|
35.1072 | Harvey first to get the chop... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jan 21 1994 17:15 | 15 |
|
Walker,s first hatchet job was to dismiss Colin Harvey.
Harvey has been at the club ,as player,manager and coach for the
last 30 years .A likeble fellow but as Everton goes he has little
left to offer ..
Man u tomorrow and the odds in the bookies are 13/2 for Everton
to win .Must be worth a fiver eh !!!!
Liam
|
35.1073 | Hi ho silverware | GLADYS::CRAVEN | You are a case and a half | Sat Jan 22 1994 05:59 | 1 |
| If only the Simod Cup was still around...
|
35.1074 | I hear an echo? | GLADYS::CRAVEN | There's only one David Kang | Wed Feb 02 1994 12:47 | 14 |
| Things are desperate when you have to reply to your own notes!
Read today that Mike Walker was critical of the Welsh bods for signing
Toshack on a part-time basis.
How does "full-time Mike" find the time? Is this classic
passive-aggressive avoidance of our own turmoils? We're not safe yet!
If we have money to spend, I still say we need a big boofy back, a la
Steve Bould. Goals for are frequent, but those against more.
I know you're all still out there???
Peter
|
35.1075 | | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | BLUE IS THE COLOUR | Tue Feb 08 1994 12:05 | 4 |
|
Anybody know the address of Everton football club....?
Andy..B
|
35.1076 | | PEKING::JOLLYL | Viva la rock .... the killer lives on | Tue Feb 08 1994 13:08 | 7 |
|
Andy,
don't blow the place up, they may have stuffed us good and proper but I
have some happy memories from visits to Goodison.
Loz.
|
35.1077 | | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Wait Till They Getta Loada Me | Tue Feb 08 1994 21:25 | 12 |
|
Just address it to
" Merseysides Greatest Team"
Merseyside.
Tranmere will gladly drop it in on their way past.
Anon.
|
35.1078 | A good win now for the title race ....8-) | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Feb 09 1994 08:48 | 28 |
|
A Good win on saturday 4-2 against Chelsea with Rideout getting a
"brace " ,Ebbrell scoring a rare one and "our new man Brett " getting
off the mark .Stein got the two for Chelsea ,one being a late penalty
after Ablett handled inside the box .
If Walker persists with Angell and Rideout upfront where will Cottee
fit in ??
I can see a clean-out beckoning ..
Ipswich at home on saturday and I darent predict a result .
This is the third time i tried to enter a note but the network keeps
going down.
Cheers
liam
p.s. The address for Everton is Goodison Park
Liverpool
L4 4EL
p.p.s. I spoke to Watty the other day and he is missing this conference
already but will keep in touch with him when I go over to
Goodison.
|
35.1079 | You're the one for me, Watty! | GLADYS::CRAVEN | There's only one David Kang | Wed Feb 09 1994 11:26 | 17 |
| Liam
Good to hear from you again.
Who do you fancy for the clean-out? And who are we going to buy with
the $$$? Ned Zelic is having trouble in Dortmund (who wouldn't?) - maybe
he should be our priority.
If you see Paul, tell him Ica and I said "G'day" and wish him well in
his new job. He was going to send me a copy of the 85 ECWc Final...
tell him to tell us his address and I'll send some money over to cover
postage and the tape.
Staying up, staying up, staying up...
Peter
|
35.1080 | Jan Eriksson for Everton? | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Fri Feb 11 1994 09:38 | 18 |
|
Hi,
Jan Eriksson is having talks with Everton. Eriksson's current club
Kaiserslautern has just bought a Czech striker Pavel Kuka meaning that
Eriksson is out on Germany's x foreigner's rule. He is a key player for
Sweden's World Cup bid, and requires first team Football.
Eriksson is a central defender who can score goals with his head, as
France and England found out in Euro-92. It looks like a good move for
him and Everton. I think that Mike Walker appreciates talented
footballers and let them use their abilities, unlike other English
managers who try to mould skilled foreigners into the English
workhorse model.
cheers,
Stefan
|
35.1081 | Sure he can *head* the ball, but... | PAVONE::TURNER | | Fri Feb 11 1994 11:37 | 17 |
| re: .1080
>Eriksson is a central defender who can score goals with his head, as
>France and England found out in Euro-92. It looks like a good move for
>him and Everton. I think that Mike Walker appreciates talented
>footballers and let them use their abilities, unlike other English
>managers who try to mould skilled foreigners into the English
>workhorse model.
Well, that's as maybe, but for all his undoubted merits, Eriksson
didn't exactly come over as Sweden's answer to Franz Beckenbauer during
Euro '92. Methinks Everton will use him to combat the John Fashanu
school of centre-forward play.
Now if they'd really been looking for quality, surely Everton would have
made a move for a skilled *Norwegian*, like Bratseth of Werder Bremen...
Dom
|
35.1082 | *The* skilled Norwegian? | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Fri Feb 11 1994 13:59 | 22 |
|
Hi Dom,
> Well, that's as maybe, but for all his undoubted merits, Eriksson
> didn't exactly come over as Sweden's answer to Franz Beckenbauer during
> Euro '92. Methinks Everton will use him to combat the John Fashanu
> school of centre-forward play.
Perhaps, but I was rather thinking of your typical Tony Adams (or
Gary Ablett) type of player, which seems more relevant. Surely Eriksson
would come out favourable in the skills department when compared to
most English central defenders?
> Now if they'd really been looking for quality, surely Everton would have
> made a move for a skilled *Norwegian*, like Bratseth of Werder Bremen...
Yeah, Bratseth is OK. Are you implying that there's more than *one*
skilled Norwegian around? Why don't you tell Liverpool FC?
cheers,
Stefan
|
35.1083 | Derby Day Approaches ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Mar 09 1994 18:27 | 10 |
|
Long time no notes ,,,
Everton take on the Reds ,live on television,on sunday ..
I,ll say no more
|
35.1084 | ho ho | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | Aye Karumba | Thu Apr 14 1994 17:16 | 6 |
|
Any of you Everton fans want instructions on how to get to Elm Park?
Tony
|
35.1085 | | SUBURB::SMYTHA | | Mon Apr 25 1994 17:21 | 3 |
|
But we (Reading) won't be in the second division next season...
|
35.1086 | dime, bar | SUBURB::ABSOLOMT | Aye Karumba | Mon Apr 25 1994 17:26 | 7 |
|
Oh dear. I meant that both Everton & Reading would both be in the 1st
division next season, therefore Everton fans....etc...get it?
Tony
|
35.1087 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Leeds United : League Champions 1992. | Tue May 03 1994 09:48 | 5 |
| Any Everton Fans about.... I can relay a full match report if ya
want!!! ;->>>
Rick.
|
35.1088 | | GLADYS::CRAVEN | When you buy a Big Mac you get a bag | Wed May 04 1994 05:06 | 4 |
| No thanks but how about a score from last nights games
Any of you Scottish shifty workers awake?
Thanks from the didgeridoo
|
35.1089 | | PAKORA::GMCDONALD | The United Men of Ayr | Wed May 04 1994 05:32 | 7 |
|
Hibernian 1 Rangers 0
Dundee Utd 2 Motherwell 1
|
35.1090 | | GLADYS::CRAVEN | When you buy a Big Mac you get a bag | Wed May 04 1994 05:37 | 3 |
| Thanks, there's only one Ayr United.
What about Oldham/Sheff.Utd?
|
35.1091 | | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Some Fantastic Place | Wed May 04 1994 09:28 | 4 |
| 1-1
Hope we're not playing you next season - say hello to Grimsby for us.
|
35.1092 | | GLADYS::CRAVEN | When you buy a Big Mac you get a bag | Wed May 04 1994 09:30 | 1 |
| yeah you don't like trips to Merseyside do you.
|
35.1093 | | GLADYS::CRAVEN | When you buy a Big Mac you get a bag | Wed May 04 1994 09:32 | 2 |
| Oh, I forgot, is there any truth in the rumor spread by Paddy Pheney on
the world service that Everton are after the Tranmere coach driver ?
|
35.1094 | AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH !!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed May 04 1994 14:47 | 25 |
|
What a busy little bee i,ve been ,not even into the notes to read them.
Everton,s darkest day is upon us ..i booked my flight for saturdays
game because i couldn,t bear to listen to it on the radio ..
It will be like a cup final for us only more important.WE HAVE TO BEAT
WIMBLEDON at home on saturday to stay up.HOW THE F..� did it come to
this ???? I only got to one game this year Vs liverpool and we played
them off the park and won 2-0 ,when did it all go wrong ??
Swindon equailising it the eightyninth minute (two points lost )
beating Spurs 2-1 with seven minutes left only to lose 3-2, (3 points
lost) Losing to villa and newcastle both 1-0 nil when we played them
off the park .Who knows ??
I have swallowed my pride now and will beg for the remaining three
points.Who would you like most not to play in your last match needing
three points ??? it has to be the wombles especially when they are on
a run like they are !!!!!!!!
Win ,lose or draw i,ll be pissed in liverpool saturday night ..
Liam
|
35.1095 | BLUES BLUES BLUES | GLADYS::CRAVEN | When you buy a Big Mac you get a bag | Thu May 05 1994 03:17 | 6 |
| G'day Liam,
I wish I was with you mate. I'll be on the phone to my
brother-in-law all Sat. night and glued to the world service.
Good Luck,
Ica
|
35.1096 | Will a draw save Everton? | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | I am the best footballer in DEC by a long way | Thu May 05 1994 13:25 | 5 |
|
Is a draw against the Wombles good enough for Everton on Saturday??
C U N N O
|
35.1097 | A draw.....? | KERNEL::MCKEAVENEYJ | Shy Ann (Indian Virgin) | Thu May 05 1994 13:42 | 8 |
|
It could do if all the other results went their way as well, such as
Oldham losing their two remaining games and either of the following
getting beat by the respective scores, Southhampton getting beat by 7
goals, Sheffield Utd getting beat by 5, or Ipswich getting beat by 2
goals.
Se�n
|
35.1098 | | KERNEL::MCKEAVENEYJ | Shy Ann (Indian Virgin) | Thu May 05 1994 13:44 | 4 |
|
Sorry, that should be if Ipswich simply get beat in the last note.
Se�n
|
35.1099 | Congrats on staying up... | YOUWOT::HOUSEN | World famous brick hypnotist | Mon May 09 1994 14:24 | 14 |
| Well I said when Arsenal sold Limpar that he would have a `hand' in keeping
them up... but I didn't think he'd give a penalty away! he never was too good
in his own box. I suppose that with his dive, he was expecting to get flyhacked
by Fear, but forgot how cultured Wimbledon have become over the last few weeks ;-)
However it was achieved, it was still a mighty task to come back from 0-2
against a stong, on form side... and a great goal by Horne. Everton, Sheff Utd
and Oldham at least tried to win their games. Ipswich seemed happy to play
for a 0-0, and pray; IMO, they were very lucky to escape, and are by far the
poorest of the sides mentioned. My bet is they'll go down next season and don't
bet against Sheffield United to come back up.
Norman
|
35.1100 | saved | WARTOG::NEARY | | Thu May 12 1994 13:23 | 10 |
| Hi fellow everton lovers,
Well we did the triple on saturday, three goals in one game fancy
saving them all for the last match. I think there is something
missing now Watty has gone I miss his good sense of homour but I
will have to live without it, if anyone sees Watty tell him I may
see him next season at a match or two.
Well its time to start looking
forward to the world cup.
mick.
|
35.1101 | Epitaph From a Toffee ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed May 25 1994 10:23 | 20 |
|
I finish with Digital today ,sorry i didnt get to post a match report
on the Wimbledon match ,suffice to say we went thru the whole range
of emotions but were elated in the end ..
I,ll miss these notes even if I havent been in the that often recently
Good luck to everyone and Watch out for the Toffee,s next year !!!
Cheers
Liam
|
35.1102 | Bon Voyage... | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | � Ne�-Max�-Z��n-Dweeb�e | Wed May 25 1994 10:42 | 4 |
| Good luck Liam.
Enjoy the World Cup and Everton's relegation battle next season :-)
Peter(An Impartial Celt)
|
35.1103 | Good luck, and may every road rise with you | YUPPY::PANES | That Eric , he's mad , he is | Wed May 25 1994 10:49 | 1 |
| Stuart
|
35.1104 | Slainte..... | KBOMFG::TANNER | Midnight is where the day begins.. | Wed May 25 1994 13:23 | 4 |
|
Liam all the best for the future.... I'll be doing the same in a months time...
-dave-
|
35.1105 | byeee | COMICS::HAWLEYI | It looks like a haggis with a head! | Wed May 25 1994 13:46 | 9 |
|
All the best Liam....
First Watty, now you...the Everton topic will be an empty place.
Have fun,
Ian.
|
35.1106 | Don't tell anyone else but: | SHIPS::DURANT_S | | Wed Jun 08 1994 17:06 | 8 |
|
Seeing as rumours seem to be in at the moment, it would appear that
Sutton is seriously considering moving to Everton rather than
Manchester United. It would appear that Ferguson was looking to buy
Sutton for 4 million pounds but would not guarantee him a first team
place.
Steve.
|
35.1107 | that should stir it up a bit | NEWOA::FIDO_T | Conation is the key | Thu Jun 09 1994 10:29 | 1 |
| Sutton deserves to go somewhere better than Everton !
|
35.1108 | Dahlin | BCFI::LIDEN | | Thu Jun 23 1994 14:50 | 6 |
| According to the Swedish press Everton is negotiating with Martin Dahlin
currently in M�nchengladbach.
Have you seen anything in the Echo?
Christer
|
35.1109 | Hands off Chris Armstrong | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Some Fantastic Place | Thu Jun 23 1994 15:15 | 4 |
| Dahlin was reported as "good as signed" last week but then BM came back
with an improved offer.
Paul
|
35.1110 | The price must have gone up | BCFI::LIDEN | | Sun Jun 26 1994 15:06 | 11 |
| After Saturday morning the price of Dahlin must have gone up a bit, but
Littlewood's (Moore?) can afford it.
Being a Liverpool fan, I would prefer that the Reds bought him instead
but they have hardly made a good trade since Kenny left.
Anyway I am not too sure that Dahlin fits in the English way of playing.
Sampdoria or Real M might better.
Christer
|
35.1111 | Three's a crowd? | GLADYS::CRAVEN | When you buy a Big Mac you get a bag | Thu Jul 07 1994 13:13 | 11 |
| Read about the Klinsmann offer today - with him and Limpar, we would
have then only needed Greg Lougainis and we could have changed our
name to the Divas!
Where are the midfielder, striker and decent defender we need? Can Nev
manage another season? Can my heart stand another relegation battle?
Who will win the Melbourne Cup?
It only remains to say"
BRING BACK BRACEWELL!
|
35.1112 | MC MC MC MC MC!!!! | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy! | Thu Jul 21 1994 16:36 | 10 |
|
Me and a colleague here are remeniscing about old cup finals (work?
whats work?! :) and we've got onto the subject of 1989.
WHo was the guy who scored the 2 Everton goals?
Its on the tip of my tongue and its really anoying me.
I know its Mc something!
Ian.
|
35.1113 | eureka | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy! | Thu Jul 21 1994 16:37 | 7 |
|
McCall! Stuart McCall! Got it!
Sorry about that...
Ian.
"perhaps i'll get saome work done now!"
|
35.1114 | e-v-e-r-t-o-n | GLADYS::CRAVEN | When you buy a Big Mac you get a bag | Tue Aug 02 1994 09:20 | 4 |
| And what a screamer that second one was. Allow me a little bit of
bragging, I was there in the blue end and what joy, what ecstasy when
those 2 equalisers went in. What a let-down when Rush scored their
third, Ica.
|
35.1115 | just across Stanley Park in fact | FORTY2::JONES | Neil - segi; touch typist | Tue Aug 02 1994 11:18 | 10 |
|
re: Vinnie's move to Everton
BBC Teletext quoted Samways as saying "With Mike Walker in charge I get
the feeling that success is just around the corner"
Obviously his taxi from the airport to Goodison must have driven past
Liverpool's ground.
Neil
|
35.1116 | Info Required | ESSB::BLONG | PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1993 & 1994 | Fri Aug 12 1994 15:06 | 4 |
| Could someone tell me if the Everton v Villa game on saturday the 20th is
an all-ticket game. If not will it be hard to get in on the day.
�@
|
35.1117 | Fixtures please anyone ?? | SIOG::ROBB | | Tue Aug 16 1994 17:26 | 32 |
|
Could someone please post the Everton fixtures here
Thanks
Dave (a true blue)
p.s. Brian normally you would have no problem getting into Goodison
but it being the first game of the season you might have a
problem.If you go upstairs in the pub opposite the ticket office
(cant remember the name right now) ask for Jim King of the
supporters club ,Tell him Liam from dublin sent you he should get
you a ticket or two .I just remebered its the Winslow pub..
Cheers
Liam (oopps I mean Dave)
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35.1118 | Anyone Listening | ESSB::BLONG | PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1993 & 1994 | Tue Aug 16 1994 18:48 | 5 |
| Could someone tell me if the Everton v Villa game on saturday the 20th is
an all-ticket game. If not will it be hard to get in on the day.
�@
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35.1119 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Wed Aug 17 1994 10:51 | 6 |
| �,
Instead of shouting at us, why not ring the club yourself? To save you digging
out your Rothman's, Everton Ticket Info is 051 521 2020.
grahame
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35.1120 | . | SIOG::MDELIVERY | MANUAL DELIVERY | Thu Aug 25 1994 14:12 | 2 |
| .
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35.1121 | Period ? | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Thu Aug 25 1994 14:14 | 2 |
| Hhhhmmm. I see your point.
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35.1122 | | SEDEUC::WATTERSON | No, I'm his distant cousin | Mon Sep 05 1994 18:53 | 4 |
|
No Everton supporters left in notesland then ?
George
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35.1123 | i didnt take your job | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy! | Wed Sep 07 1994 15:34 | 7 |
|
Things have changed while youve been away Paul.
Thankfully though Everton havent.
Wanna give us your review of the season so far?
Ian.
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35.1124 | | SEDEUC::WATTERSON | No, I'm his distant cousin | Wed Sep 07 1994 15:52 | 10 |
|
Pardon ?
You must be mistaking me for Paul Watterson - I believe he was made
redundant a while back.
I'm from the good-looking, witty and inteligent side of the family.....
I'll give my opinions on Everton's season when I get the chance.
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35.1125 | no everton fans here | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy! | Wed Sep 07 1994 15:58 | 10 |
|
> I'm from the good-looking, witty and inteligent side of the family.....
eh?
Remember, ive MET your family!
Mind you, your uncle DOES support Liverpool does he not?
Clear evidence of intelligence there!
Ian.
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35.1126 | | SEDEUC::WATTERSON | No, I'm his distant cousin | Wed Sep 07 1994 16:55 | 4 |
|
Oh alright, it is me again !
Paul
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35.1127 | Still got the Blues | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Wed Sep 07 1994 17:11 | 2 |
|
Welcome back Paulie.
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35.1128 | ? | YUPPY::PANES | Surly to bed, surly to rise | Wed Sep 07 1994 17:16 | 5 |
| Watty,
Still supporting the blues even though they have signed Akathingi?
Stuart
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35.1129 | | SEDEUC::WATTERSON | No, I'm his distant cousin | Wed Sep 07 1994 17:17 | 9 |
|
Stefan,
how are you ?
I've got a stack of old footy echoes and programmes - are you still
collecting them ?
Paul
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35.1130 | NEWSFLASH!! | TRUCKS::SANT | comfortably numb... | Wed Sep 07 1994 17:25 | 12 |
|
Danger! Everton supporter contractor alert!
Reports are coming in that a previous employee and long-term
NOTES contributor was seen impersonating a non-existant cousin
when in fact he had infiltrated the football conference to spread
yet more Everton BS.
Citizens are urged to proceed with caution and report all sightings
to authority immediately.
Crimewatch UK.
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35.1131 | | SEDEUC::WATTERSON | No, I'm his distant cousin | Wed Sep 07 1994 17:37 | 9 |
| >>> Danger! Everton supporter contractor alert
Shhhh - all the people I owe money to will want it back...
Paul
PS - anyone got directions to the Porsche garage ?
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35.1132 | How's Limpar playing now that he's joined a decent club? | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Wed Sep 07 1994 18:04 | 8 |
|
Hi Watty.
Yes and Yes.
Yours in minimalism,
Stefan
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35.1133 | Were Back (our cousins that is !!!!) | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Sep 12 1994 14:20 | 20 |
|
Hello Paul
Long time no hear !!
Disasterous start to season me thinks
But dont worry I,ll be over shortly to sort things out and I,LL
bring Liam over ...
Cheers
Liam,s long lost cousin (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
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35.1134 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | | Fri Sep 16 1994 14:37 | 10 |
|
Brazilian 'superstar' Muller won't be coming to Goodison - he
apparently didn't understand British tax laws and thought the money on
offer was net not gross.
No great loss - Everton really need someone in defence and midfield
(assuming Danny Ammo does the business up front). Hopefully they'll get
a win tomorrow against QPR.
Paul - in the new Park End stand.
|
35.1135 | | IRNBRU::HOWARD | June18-94, the Italian Job | Fri Sep 16 1994 16:16 | 4 |
| It saya in the papers that he actually wanted Everton to pay his annual
tax bill of approx. 100,000 quid....greedy so-and-so....
Ray....
|
35.1136 | arrgghhh !! | VESSA::WATTERSON | | Mon Sep 19 1994 13:37 | 30 |
|
Everton 2-2 QPR Att 27,000ish
Amokatchi, Ferdinand 2
Rideout
Another bl**dy two points dropped - Everton started badly and gifted
Ferdinand a goal when the defence and Southall left him free to head
the ball in. (It was a well taken goal, but some bad defence and
goalkeeping).
Anyway, Everton finally got going and Amokatchi scored a cracker from the
edge of the six yard box. Rideout's header put Everton 2-1 up and they
could and should have been three to four up by half-time. As usual
Everton conceeded another stupid goal, Unsworth was sleeping and let
Ferdinand brush past him, and the confidence visably drained from the
whole team and they ended up hanging on for a point when three looked
guaranteed at half-time.
Amokatchi's a cracking player - fast, hard and skilful - he'll cause a
lot of problems for defences this season, but whether the rest of the
team can do much to help him is another question. Limpar was a
disgrace, his ability to hide for 75 minutes minutes was brilliant...
The defence was poor again and Samway's seems to be the only player in
midfield that doesn't run round like a headless chicken.
Very frustrating.
Paul
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35.1137 | | YUPPY::PANES | I've got Stu under my skin | Tue Sep 20 1994 10:01 | 12 |
|
Everton 'keeper, man about town and all round fashion victim Neville
Southall has to face a charge for allegedly making gestures to the QPR
"crowd". If found guilty , he faces a fine of up to �5000 and probably a
transfer to the Arse.
Stuart
**** NEWS FLASH **** Sources close to Highbury , reveal that there is to be
an inquiry into Ian Wright's loss of form , notably how he played a whole
game without getting booked.
|
35.1138 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | | Wed Sep 21 1994 09:55 | 18 |
|
Everton 2-3 Portsmouth Att 14,000 Coca-cola cup 2nd rnd 1st leg
Samways, Creaney 2
Stuart (pen) (Some bloke with a foreign sounding name )
Oh ***t - another BAD result - Everton were 3-0 down at one point, but
thankfully got a couple of goals back - should make the second leg
'interesting'.
What the **** is going on - last season the attack was the problem -
this season they're scoring a few goals, but the defence is leaking
like a sieve.
Early relegation battle at home to Leicester on Saturday, defeat in
that game and the panic will really set in.
Paul
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35.1139 | Centre Half for sale | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Wed Sep 21 1994 11:01 | 2 |
| Maybe you need to resign Martin Keown....
|
35.1140 | 'owdo | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Wed Sep 21 1994 11:21 | 12 |
| Re :-2
Watty,
Long time no speak.. missing you at Football on Monday nights!! NOT!
I see your Toffee team is melting a little around the edges. Mike
Walker must be wishing he never left his beloved Norwich...
Regards
Mac (still here)
|
35.1141 | I believe Luther Blisset is looking for a job. | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | � Ne�-Max�-Z��n-Dweeb�e | Wed Sep 21 1994 12:40 | 5 |
| >>>Maybe you need to resign Martin Keown....
Maybe you need to "resign" Mike Walker....
Peter.
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35.1142 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | | Wed Sep 21 1994 13:29 | 13 |
|
Hiya Mac,
still clinging on to your job then ?
Keown would be a great buy, whether Arsenal could let their centre half
quota drop into single figure is another thing.
Re .1141
YAWN !!
Paul
|
35.1143 | Evenin' All.... | COMICS::LINDLEY | | Fri Sep 23 1994 16:24 | 10 |
| Heard on the radio this lunchtime that Everton are going to change
the tune which plays the team out, back to Z cars. Appartenty, it go
changed for the first time in 30 years, to 2001, a Space Oddity.
Fans apparently were a bit worried in case 2001 was the next time
they'd win a league match..... They were also saying Z-cars, that's
what Everton football Club is all about....
Anyone, care to explain.... ( Mr. Watterson, if he hasn't bunked off
early today ??? )
|
35.1144 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Fri Sep 23 1994 16:38 | 7 |
|
Z-cars = a method of transport to slumberland, perhaps.
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzz,
Paul.
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35.1145 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | | Fri Sep 23 1994 17:05 | 16 |
|
re .1143
Hiya Brian,
there was something going on last saturday before the game against QPR,
but I must confess I was a bit 'under the weather' to take much notice.
The Z-Cars theme has been ditched and replaced by some 1960's
song, but I'm b*ggered if I can remember what it was....it'll come back
to me soon.
The song they always play at the end of games is D-Ream's 'Things can
only get better' - I wonder why..
Paul
|
35.1146 | | COMICS::LINDLEY | | Fri Sep 23 1994 17:28 | 12 |
| Hello Paul,
What's it like to be back at Digital, and have you found anywhere to
live, or are you still lodging at P.C.'S...??
The bit about Z-cars was on Radio One this lunchtime. It's not a joke.
Things can only get better, eh ? At least your team didn't lose at home
to a stuggling third division team. Can't wait for the away leg. NOT
:-(
See a footy on Wednesday night then.... And yes I still am crap..!!!
|
35.1147 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | | Fri Sep 23 1994 18:02 | 13 |
| Hiya Brian,
it's err different being back at digital - better than Yorkshire Water
and Bradford !! I've found a flat to stay in during the week, so I'll
give plenty of notice when I have the first party.
The new Everton theme song is the all time classic 'Bad moon rising' -
a few words have been changed round, but it's still pretty bad.
I'm off to Portsmouth for the away leg Coca cola thingy, if you fancy
seeing some proper football.. if not I'll see you at five-a-side.
Paul
|
35.1148 | return of the lethal navigator?!? | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy! | Fri Sep 23 1994 18:27 | 6 |
|
Paul,
When's the Portsmouth tie? I fancy a laugh...
Ian.
|
35.1149 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | | Mon Sep 26 1994 13:51 | 27 |
|
Ian,
Portsmouth's either a week on Tuesday or Wednesday - give us a bell and
we'll sort something out.
On to Saturday's latest offering....
Everton 1-1 Leicester Att 28,003
Ablett 53 Draper 81
Ridout was injured so Angell started his first game of the season -
unfortunately. He had a stinker, missing three or four good heading
chances in the first half, then going into hiding for the second half
with the other eleven 'players'.
Everton were fairly dismal until they took the lead, then absolute
mediocracy set in - it was pitiful to watch. Nev made a few good saves
and Leicester had a couple of goals disallowed for off-side before they
finally managed to walk through the defence and score.
The lack of confidence is frightening and Walker will have to inject
some more life into them from somewhere. AT least on the plus side, the
Z-cars theme was restored......
Paul
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35.1150 | | TRUCKS::SANT | comfortably numb... | Mon Sep 26 1994 15:07 | 13 |
|
Since I live in Fareham, if it's on Wednesday I'll join you (not
in the biblical sense, but you know what I mean....8-})
Reckon you two scouse supporters can cope with having a red amongst
you?
I'd recognise Ian anywhere - that young face and all those spots...
;-)
Andy.
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35.1151 | richard Gere | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Mon Sep 26 1994 17:16 | 10 |
|
re -1
<< I'd recognise Ian anywhere - that young face and all those spots...
yes and Paul's the ugly one %-)
mac
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35.1152 | humph | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Mr Flibble is very cross | Mon Sep 26 1994 17:50 | 6 |
|
> I'd recognise Ian anywhere - that young face and all those spots...
Oh how the elderly covet my youthful appearance.
Ian.
|
35.1153 | | KERNEL::WITHALLG | Believe in Revenge | Mon Oct 03 1994 14:56 | 11 |
|
Watty,
next stop GM Conf.
Anytime your down my neck of the woods I'd like to repay your
hospitality.
Gazzer
|
35.1154 | Buying the huns! | BLKPUD::STOCKMANS | | Mon Oct 03 1994 15:42 | 8 |
| Ere Watty!
Thought you'd have been in here with the news about them Rangers played you've got a hold of.
Durrant & Fergie is it. You blummin need em I can tell yer!
Si
|
35.1155 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Don't believe the rumours | Mon Oct 03 1994 15:59 | 12 |
|
Gary,
mine's a pint of Guiness - drop me a mail, I lurk between Newbury and
Basingstoke Monday - Friday.
Hiya Si, still got a job then ?
I must admit, my enthusiasm's wavering slightly... have the two jocks
signed yet, or will they be yet another of Mike Walker's near misses ?
Paul
|
35.1156 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Mon Oct 03 1994 16:31 | 8 |
| > I must admit, my enthusiasm's wavering slightly... have the two jocks
> signed yet, or will they be yet another of Mike Walker's near misses ?
Guardian says it's nothing to do with Walker - it's all Johnson's idea. As the
consensus seems to be Walker's liable to get the push soon, this should be his
excuse to go with some pride . . . it says.
g
|
35.1157 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Don't believe the rumours | Mon Oct 03 1994 16:46 | 20 |
|
Yeh, I didn't word that very well - I meant another one of Everton's
near miss signings. Kendall was always making late bids for players
who'd all but tied up moves elsewhere.
I'll be very surprised if Walker does get the boot so soon - he
supposidly has to turn things round by Saturday, which I presume means
a win at Portsmouth on Wednesday and then Southampton on Saturday, The
whole playing staff is in such a mess through lack of form (Watson,
Southall, Unsworth), lack of confidence (Jackson, Samways, Stuart) and
lack of ability (Angell plus most of the rest), that a can't see a
change of manager making much difference.
Walker's been given a lot money to spend, some of which he's wasted, but
I can't imagine Johnson being stupid enough to get rid of him before
these players get the chance to settle. I suspect it's just paper talk,
there's no feeling at Goodison that Walker should go - lots of
panicking, but nothing aimed at Walker yet.
Paul
|
35.1158 | A quick question... | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Mon Oct 03 1994 16:52 | 4 |
| How's Limpar playing? I always thought that he would not fare well at a
club when they were struggling but maybe he has been proving me wrong..
|
35.1159 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Don't believe the rumours | Mon Oct 03 1994 17:09 | 6 |
|
cr*p - when he's in the mood, he looks good, but his head always drops
when things are going badly - he was dropped a couple of games ago and
hasn't got back in yet.
Paul
|
35.1160 | | YELBUS::DSMITH | Shut the F**K up Mr. Howe | Tue Oct 04 1994 15:28 | 10 |
|
I hear that Amokachi has been nicknamed Am-a-taxi by the Everton fans
He's big, black and can carry 10 passengers!!
Courtesy of the Daily Record.
Danny.
|
35.1161 | | TRUCKS::SANT | caught up in a lager frenzy | Tue Oct 04 1994 18:30 | 4 |
|
Aye, you're a funny boy, Danny!
More please...8-)
|
35.1162 | Score in a house of ill- repute, you couldn't... | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Thu Oct 06 1994 12:27 | 10 |
| Bit quiet in here today.
Surprised that there haven't been calls for Mr Walker to step down.
Looking at the highlights last night, Everton were unlucky but, to coin
a phrase, they may have difficulty in scoring in a brothel ;-)
By the way, now that the bar brawling Jocko has joined you, does this
mean that a few long punts up the field in the general direction of the
front players will be seen at Goodison? Maybe Charles Hughes was right
about the way to play football....
|
35.1163 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | World cup winners 1966 | Thu Oct 06 1994 12:31 | 9 |
|
I'm sulking - I didn't go, see it on telly or read any reports. I hear
Everton were unlucky, but it was still disappointing to not even win
last night.
I hope Walker doesn't get sacked - with him there, there's still a hope
that one win will bring a bit of confidence.
Paul
|
35.1164 | good job we didn't go, eh? 8-) | TRUCKS::SANT | caught up in a lager frenzy | Thu Oct 06 1994 13:06 | 6 |
|
Some hope Paul.
Face it man - ya dooooooomed!!
Andy.
|
35.1165 | smile watty smile | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Mr Flibble is very cross | Thu Oct 06 1994 13:07 | 9 |
|
I saw it on telly last night, Everton WERE unlucky, especially Amocachi
(sp). Portsmouths goal had a slight element of luck about it too...
Southall just opened his legs at the wrong time (oo-er).
I dont think Everton fans should be reaching for reaching for the
shotguns yet, they looked to be regaining some shape last night and put
some good moves together.
Ian.
|
35.1166 | It's all down to the design on the away kit | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Thu Oct 06 1994 13:24 | 8 |
| It's all very well looking good but if there's no substance then
basically you've had it.
Anyway, any team that has a design on their away tops to the tiling on
our kitchen floor deserves problems! Look at Arsenal (somebody has to).
Since they had the yellow top that looked like a Pigeon had trampled
over it with its' feet covered in blue paint, they haven't mounted a
serious challenge for the league
|
35.1167 | up pompey? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Brazil v Italy - I was there! | Thu Oct 06 1994 17:22 | 1 |
| what happened did everton lose to some bunch of sailors or what?
|
35.1168 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | World cup winners 1966 | Thu Oct 06 1994 17:47 | 5 |
|
Drew 1-1 - Portsmouth equalsied with 2 minutes to go - would it have
gone to extra time, or do away goals count at the end of 90 minutes ?
Paul
|
35.1169 | | GENIE::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Thu Oct 06 1994 17:47 | 1 |
| Yes.
|
35.1170 | | YUPPY::ANDERSONR | Top in Fantasy, Bottom in Reality | Fri Oct 07 1994 10:03 | 6 |
|
....to the former not he latter
Yours helpfully, but somewhat academically (for The Toffees),
Rob
|
35.1171 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | World cup winners 1966 | Mon Oct 10 1994 15:26 | 14 |
|
Yet another disappointing defeat on Saturday (2-0 away to Southampton)
- this is now Everton's worst start to a season EVER...
The pressure has been lifted off Walker for a while by a poll on radio
City showing that 65% of people want him to be given to the end of the
season to turn things round, 35% until Christmas and only 5% want him
to go now. Hopefully the press will lay off him for a while.
Ferguson's foot injury kept him out, while Durrant came on a half-time,
but didn't do much - Coventry at home next Saturday, a game Everton
HAVE to win.
Paul
|
35.1172 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon - 761 4831 | Mon Oct 10 1994 15:39 | 8 |
|
Paul,
I think its only right that I should let you know that Cunno is an
avid listener to Radio City and always participates in their polls,
often voting numerous times!!!
JBG
|
35.1174 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | World cup winners 1966 | Mon Oct 10 1994 16:34 | 7 |
|
Cunno ?
Wasn't he that Welsh Man United supporter ?
Paul
|
35.1175 | ...shame, really.... | TRUCKS::SANT | Feed me, Seymour!! | Mon Oct 10 1994 17:34 | 5 |
|
's right. Doesn't matter how long you've been away, Paul, you
just can't forget the guy.
Andy.
|
35.1176 | Calling Paul Watterson ... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Oct 14 1994 15:30 | 20 |
|
Calling Watty Come in Watty .....
Paul please ring me urgently in Dublin 8427522
I,m going to the Coventry match tomorrow
I,ll either meet you in the new supporters club before the match
or the Royal Oak after it ..
Cheers
Liam
|
35.1177 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | World cup winners 1966 | Mon Oct 17 1994 09:48 | 25 |
|
Liam,
missed you outside the Royal Oak again - what happened ?
Everton 0-2 Coventry Att 28,000ish
Dublin,
Wegerlie
Another one of those days... Coventry scored twice in the first 18
minutes with their first two attacks. Everton had a lot of the ball and
ran around a lot, but never really threatened to score. Ferguson and
Durrant both made their home debuts and both struggled to cope with the
change to a higher level of football. Ferguson looked promising, but
not particulary dangerous while Durrant was pretty anonymous in
midfield.
It's difficult to see where Everton will get a win from, Coventry were
pretty poor apart from Dublin who scored a cracker and looked dangerous
everytime he had the ball, but Everton couldn't muster a decent effort
on goal. The Everton supporters showed they want Walker to stay and I
really don't see any advantage in getting rid of him, but things are
looking very desperate.
Paul
|
35.1178 | | YUPPY::PANES | Surly to bed, surly to rise | Mon Oct 17 1994 14:17 | 6 |
| Everton have Holmes and Watson , and they still haven't a clue.
Stuart
( Lifted from the Guardian )
|
35.1179 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Mon Oct 17 1994 14:33 | 13 |
|
Oh shutup !!
(only joking Mr Moderator, please don't set me hidden again)
Charlies Angels would probably do a better job in Everton's defence
than them two - still everything will be okay after Everton get their
first win of the season next Saturday. Can't remember who they're
playing......
Paul
(Lifted from a gutter somewhere)
|
35.1180 | I was there but WHERE WERE YOU?? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Oct 24 1994 09:56 | 37 |
|
Paul
I wasin the Royal Oak for about two hours after the match , and went
around it a couple of times ..What time were you there ??
I bumped into your brother-in-law around 12:30 am in Flanagans Apple
again .No matter where i go I seem to meet him.
He told me to tell you "your a tight barsteward " ?? I,m only passing
on the message 8-)8-)
As for the match ,well the less said about that the better .I went to
see if everthing was as bad as reported only to find it,s WORSE ..
Only Undsworth looked good ,Some others looked average but for the
most part the players were rubbish against an Avarage Coventry side .
1-0 this weekend against Crystal Palace and i honestly cant see where
we are going to get our first win ??
The pressure is on Walker to resign but with the fans its about 50/50
whether they want him or not.Who will replace him ?? Its down to the
"fat walleted" players ..
I read at the weekend that Everton are paying rangers $35,000 a week
for Drunken Ferguson !! If it,s true SEND HIM BACK NOW ..He,s not
worth $3,500 a week as for Durrant ,well book two single railfares
to glasgow .Thanks be to god we only have them on loan.
On a brighter note the reserves are running away with the league
maybe its time to blood some of these players ? I heard theres
a player called Tony Grant who is banging them in for the reserves
bring him in and see what he can do After all what else is left ???
Liam
|
35.1181 | Boardroom news | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Mon Oct 31 1994 08:48 | 19 |
| Chaps,
Mike Walker was called in to another "Emergency Board Meeting"
They told him that they recognised that football was a game and that
many things influenced results, including luck. As such they had
decided to give him a "sporting chance" of keeping his job.
A dice was then produced and Walker was asked to throw it along the
table.
"If you get a one, to a five then you're fired" he was told.
"What if I throw a six, asked Walker?"
"Then you get to throw again" came the reply.
Peter
|
35.1182 | | FORTY2::MDAVIES | | Mon Oct 31 1994 09:58 | 2 |
| Hpefully we can put the nail in the coffin with a victory at your place tomorrow
night.
|
35.1183 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Mon Oct 31 1994 10:57 | 6 |
|
Be serious - West Ham are so bad they got stuffed at Tottenham. I'm
totally confident that Everton can start winning again tomorrow..
Paul
|
35.1184 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Mon Oct 31 1994 12:30 | 11 |
| Paul,
Do you ever get to see the Grauniad on Saturdays? They have all these Everton
jokes like
'Everton have as many points as a compass but don't know where they are going'
'Everton were after Holdsworth, Platt and Barnes but Coronation Street would
release them from their contracts'
Ho,ho
|
35.1185 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Mon Oct 31 1994 14:32 | 6 |
|
The last one is the best I've heard so far, Simon ;-)
Come on Paul - take the bait....
Andy.
|
35.1186 | | FORTY2::MDAVIES | | Tue Nov 01 1994 12:32 | 12 |
| re. 1183.....don't call 14th in the table, last 16 of the league cup....bad do
you....incidentally this time last season has 12 points and just avoided the
drop, so should i say "we're meet again don't know where, dont know when, but I
know we're meet again some sunny day", we may get to play you in the cup some
day...enjoy your football in the Endsleigh League....such great games as
Southend Away.....the wonderful ground of Swindon to visit, and the exciting
bustling port of hull...
as for tonight....Cottee's looking for revenge......so you might need a ball boy
to fetch the ball from the net and carry it to the circle....in order to keep
the game flowing......(bye bye scousers...)
|
35.1187 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:06 | 7 |
| >>re. 1183.....don't call 14th in the table, last 16 of the league cup....bad do
>>you.....
Yeh I do actually - maybe that's the difference between a **** little
club like West Ham and a giant like Everton....
Paul
|
35.1188 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:11 | 7 |
| Paul
How did Saturdays performance rate with what has been previously dished
up at Goodison? If that was an improvement then what went previously
must have been truly dire 8-)
Stuart
|
35.1189 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:23 | 14 |
|
Stuart - did you go ?
Everton weren't brilliant, but the main difference was that the heads
didn't drop when Arsenal scored. In all the other games I've been to this
season, as soon as Everton have conceeded a goal, you can see the whole
team just give up. Arsenal are a difficult team to play against, but I
thought Everton had the better of things for most of the game.
As dire as Everton have been at times this season, it's never going to
be as bad as watching 'boring boring Arsenal' week in week out....
Paul :-)
|
35.1190 | | FORTY2::MDAVIES | | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:24 | 4 |
| re.1187 giant....don't make me laugh...giant clubs don't hold the division up...
giant clubs don't have a load of misfits on their books....Everton are a has
been....and are heading to oblivion.....looking forward to rubber stamping it
tonight....
|
35.1191 | yep I went | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:29 | 15 |
| Paul
Yeah I went. It was the first away match I've been to this season.
How the hell Merson missed some of the chances he did I'll never know.
That said, I think that if we had a decent goalscorer in our side, we
would probably have won simply because of ruthlessness in front of
goal.
And your right, watching Arsenal these days is not a pleasure. If
winning is all that counts then Arsenal are getting back into the
groove, slowly but surely, but there has got to be more to football
than this.
Stuart
|
35.1192 | Mike Walker - The man who captained the Titanic? | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 01 1994 13:39 | 14 |
| Paul
How long has Walker got? Even if you beat the cor-blimey-guvn'or
brigade tonight, you'll still be bottom and in the crap. It seems that
the Everton Board are holding emergency meetings every day (well that's
what the papers say and hey if they write it then it must be true) and
it is probably true to say Everton can't afford to go down. That said,
a lot of teams that go down and come back up in a couple of years after
rebuilding, are in a better state on and off the pitch so may be it
would be a blessing in disguise after everyone had gotten over the
initial trauma of relegation.
Stuart
|
35.1193 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Tue Nov 01 1994 15:07 | 12 |
|
Stuart,
Merson had two good chances - the one in the second half was a bit
special..., but having said that, I can't think of another chance that
Arsenal created. Everton made a few chances, which is more than
they've done in most other games - it was just a shame that Amokachi's
confidence has gone.
You weren't the Arsenal prat in the loud yellow jumper were you ?
Paul - in the Park End
|
35.1194 | Me in yellow - No way am I a fashion victim | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 01 1994 15:47 | 12 |
| Paul
Fortunately I was not that man.
Amokachi is a bit of a blood and thunder type player. He doesn't seem
to have a lot of guile in his off the ball running. Looks to be the
player who will run through the defender rather than round him. That
said, I agree his confidence is shot to bits and when (if) the team
pick up he could actually turn out to be one of the better imports made
in the summer.
Stuart
|
35.1195 | | KERNEL::WITHALLG | The Hero | Tue Nov 01 1994 16:21 | 10 |
|
Watty,
that was me in the yellow jumper.
wannamakesumminkofit ???
Gazzer
|
35.1196 | Everton 1-0 West Ham | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Wed Nov 02 1994 09:06 | 9 |
|
A win, a win, a win....
I know it was only against the c**p minnows from West 'Am - but a win's
a win.
Ablett scored in the 54th minute.
Paul
|
35.1197 | Walkers gonna regret beating West Ham | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Wed Nov 02 1994 09:09 | 8 |
| Paul
Mike Walker must be cr@pping himself. Expect an announcement from the
boardroom that following a win Walker is sacked. Are West Ham a
football managers curse?
Stuart
|
35.1198 | | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Wed Nov 02 1994 10:34 | 6 |
|
Hey Paul...it was more than the 'pool could do against them....
Good win...
Dezzz.
|
35.1199 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Wed Nov 02 1994 10:49 | 48 |
| Following report 'stolen' from the Everton mailing list....
At last, a win! A scrappy win at that but a win at last...!
Team...
Southall
Jackson,Watson,Ablett,Burrows
Stuart,Parkinson,Horne,Durrant
Ferguson,Amokachi.
Subs Rideout (Amokachi),Limpar (Stuart),Kearton
Att 28,383 i think.. tho it seemed a lot larger..
Not a classic game to be honest,the result being more important than
the performance. Rush headed over when unmarked early on,and Cottee
missed a great chance when clean through,Nev half-saving and Ablett
clearing up..
The goal came in the 54th min,a corner was flicked on by Matt Jackson
and Ablettscored with a header from about 6 yards. Rideout came on to a
good reception and had a header disallowed for offside within moments
off coming on.
There were bookings for Watson and Burrows. Burrows also recieved a
kick in the head from Rush? which was then followed up by the ball
hitting him in the face!
West Ham didn't threaten much until the last few minutes,first Burrows
cleared off the line ,then in the last min, Chapman hit the bar when
unmarked,and the richochet hit TC and went out for a goal kick.
It was a hard-working performance by the team,with nobody outstanding.
Amokachi had another poor game unfortunately and Ferguson and Rideout
look a better partnership. Rideout playing very well when he came on
and had a couple of good efforts.
Durrant's loan period is up and there's been no news on whether we'll
sign him or not.
It'll be interesting to see the team on Sat,Unsworth and Samways are
both expected to be fit for sat.
AS for a Man of the match,hard to choose, probably Ablett for his goal
and a solid performance.
Geoff
|
35.1200 | Another stolen from mailing list | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Mon Nov 07 1994 11:54 | 136 |
| From: VBORMC::"[email protected]" 7-NOV-1994 04:35:11.11
To: Multiple recipients of list <[email protected]>
CC:
Subj: [EVERTON:1203] Norwich report
Match Report from Norwich
The reporters called it a dull game.
It was only a dull game to lemons who think goals = entertainment.
Two traditional midfield teams jousted for control for most of the
match. Both defenses were strong, confident and positively springing
the offside trap repeatedly.
The stalemate was perhaps inevitable between the remnants of a MW team
and the makings of a new one. The only times which could have produced
goals were Everton's set pieces and Norwich's fast breaks in the last
20 minutes.
Two good Everton chances were a corner which Jackson flicked on from a
lowish cross, but at came to Rideout in the awkward thigh-waist region
and he could not hit a shot; secondly a dead straight 24 yd Unsworth (for
England) free kick which missed the wall and the near post by inches.
The best was from open play (gasp!).. for once Ferguson was not outjumped
or impeded by a defender, for once his header went somewhere useful..
down the left wing to Unsworth. For once a good and quick cross was swept
in and for once three blue shirts were running to meet it.. what a pity
it fell to a yellow.
The first half was very even, and 'made dull' by frequent offsides, but
the officials kept things exciting with some dangerous mistakes and
unfathomable inconsistencies (benfitting both teams). Everton had so
much the run of midfield in the second half that it was hard to believe
they would not eventually score, but a clever substitution brought on
a speedy kid who was an embarrassing sucker for offsides, but managed to
give Norwich their first shot at goal of the half after 70 minutes, and
insprired them to half a dozen ominous looking attacks in the fianl ten
minutes.
But this time there was no disaster, no self-destruct, no miracles by
journeyman opponents.. Everton held out to make it 3 unbeaten &
successive clean sheets, but knew that they could only be counted as the
unluckier of the two not to win, despite being away and 13 points lower.
Southall 7 Only took a few soft saves and a high cross.
Jackson 7 }
Burrows 7 } Worked well and with CONFIDENCE instead of panic in the
Ablett 7 } face of attacks.
Watson 7 }
Horne 8 At his best. If I try to compare him to Reid instead
of McCall, he comes out in a better light!
Parkinson 6 Ordinary today. Too much hustle and not enough brain.. he
completely missed ~3 tackles.
Unsworth 8 As superb in left midfield as at the back! Unlike LAST year
at Blackburn when he stunk there. Getting the feeling he's
brilliant EVERYWHERE now!
Stuart 6 A day when it did not happen for Graeme, and once again the
team performance roughly reflected his.
Ferguson 5 With one sparkling gem of an exception, he was CRAP!
Rideout 6 Never seemed to get near the ball & box at the same time.
Limpar - Another brief, pointless appearance.
Unimportant chat about the day.
It's official - I have no life - I went to NORWICH!
It's a bloody long way to Norwich, and that's even having a 70 mile
advantage of living in Bradford.
After ~75 miles of M62 and A1, there is still 100 miles of A roads to go!
The roads are good, fast, straight, and often dual. Care is needed at
roundabouts not to end up going off to Lincoln, Peterborough, or a dozen
other places you've never heard of, and if you don't like endless vistas
of flat fields it's eerily boring, but on the plus side there are LOTS
of service opportunities with diners and petrol stations, which is lots
more than you expect.
To get to the ground, ignore the EFC program directions and take the
advice of the advisory signs on the road.. if you take the bypass all the
way round to East Norwich/Lowestoft, it's only half a mile of ring road
to a large cheap car park which after the match took only TEN MINUTES
to get out of back onto the road home!
Carrow road is not a big place, but it's very clean, neat and colourful.
I call it 'bijou'. If it were not so far away, I'd put it down as one of
the most enjoyable places to visit in the league.
The clincher was a large, cheap, well stocked & staffed canteen (I had to
say 'no thanks i'm being served'!!) complete with closed circut TVs +
commentary. Even the police were genial.
The Everton contingent were a credit again, the area looked 95% full,
totalling 4000-5000. Of course it was the ususal eerie combination of
blues with odd accents and hard-core train/coach scousers. This meant
that out-of-places songs could surface, and the one that did was one
I have not heard for ages..
The football league is upside down,
The football league is upside down,
We should be top, but we're bottom,
The football league is upside down.
I've only ever heard that before at Bradford when they last went down
just after failing in the playoffs, while their hated rivals Leeds were
going up. Tune - when the saints go marching in.
Most of the players gave the blue fans a good long ovation at the end.
Maybe it was admiration for the long journey. Maybe it was pleasure at
the first away point, or the clean sheet (neville gave us the longest
ovation i think i've ever seen him give!). Maybe it was seeing how crap
this team comfortably in the top half were. Whatever. Morale is very
good everwhere except in our strikers. Still very much poised to leap
both off the bottom and out of trouble. Bring on the redshite!
Dave
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35.1201 | TRUE or FALSE? | PEKING::SHALLOMA | NORA MOLLAHS! | Tue Nov 08 1994 11:29 | 10 |
|
Latest..
Just heard on the Radio Mike Walker has been SACKED!!!!
Aron...
|
35.1202 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Tue Nov 08 1994 11:52 | 6 |
|
It's true - I'm totally gutted, just as things seemed to be turning
round, the Everton board step in a guarantee that Everton will be
relegated !!
Paul
|
35.1203 | HK back - Division 1 Here you Come | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 08 1994 12:23 | 8 |
| Just to start the speculation off:
It must be pure coincidence that Howard Kendall has left his Greek club
just last week and Mike Walker gets sacked today. Expect an
announcement of "The Return of the Messiah" to Goodison later this
week!
Stuart
|
35.1204 | Waker for spurs??? | XSTACY::MDUNPHY | Just another Day!! | Tue Nov 08 1994 12:46 | 0 |
35.1205 | down down deeper and down... | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Tue Nov 08 1994 12:49 | 9 |
|
What Everton do not need is Howard Kendall. They should remember from
his 2nd time-in-office that he will never produce a team as good as his
1st time in office.
I think its short-sighted to sack Walker, I think he is/was a good
manager.
Neil
|
35.1206 | swap shop? | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Tue Nov 08 1994 12:51 | 4 |
|
re: .1204
Ossie for everton?
|
35.1207 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 08 1994 12:52 | 7 |
| >What Everton do not need is Howard Kendall
No what Everton need is a board who do not s*%$ themselves at the
prospect of a season where Premiership survival is the only aim
Stuart
|
35.1208 | Windsreen wiper for a Lada ... | GENIE::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Tue Nov 08 1994 13:06 | 9 |
| Re: .1206
> Ossie for everton?
Nah, Ossie's worth a lot more (boom, boom !).
Jerry.
|
35.1209 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Tue Nov 08 1994 13:08 | 15 |
| re .1207
I think you hit the nail on the head Stuart.
Whilst I was pleased that Everton sorted out the boardroom wrangles
last season, I was dubious about the number of outside interests -
Johnson the chairman is a lifelong Liverpool supporter and the Bill
Kenwright consortium is made of largely of Manchester businessmen -
none of them give a s**t about Everton football club as a football
club, just as a 'money making' or 'publicity seeking' venture. The fact
that Everton have been getting good crowds probably delayed Walker's
sacking by a few weeks, but in the end, the board s**t out and took the
supposidly easy option.
Paul
|
35.1210 | So much for a longer contract | JONPC1::Button | Jon Button @REO | Tue Nov 08 1994 13:42 | 6 |
| It's ironic that Mike Walker walked out on Norwich because he wanted more
security than they were prepared to offer him (a rolling one-year
contract). Now he has been sacked by Everton after less than a year...
Maybe he should have stayed where he was?
Jon
|
35.1211 | Walker for QPR? | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 08 1994 13:49 | 10 |
| Jon
It may be ironic but at least MW can claim compensation for the full
length of his contract which is considerably more than he would have
got from Norwich.
I wouldn't be surprised if he goes to QPR if Gerry Francis leaves after
his meeting with their nerds, sorry Board 8-)
Stuart
|
35.1212 | Walker,s Gone Who,s Next ??? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Nov 08 1994 16:35 | 20 |
|
I,m not surprised about Walker getting the sack ,What does suprise
me is the timing ? Walker puts together a run of three unbeaten
games (longest i can remember in recent history ) and then gets
the sack (the West Ham curse).Strange indeed !!
I,m sure the board have someone in mind but who ?? I believe the
betting on merseyside is Gerry Francis 3/1 ,HK 7/2 .Thats all
i,ve heard soo far .
I was excited when Mike Walker came to Goodison ,being the best
Available (?) manager at the time but Manager live and in this
case die by their record and his was extrememly bad at Everton .
I,m still in a bit of daze and will have to digest what has happened
Liam
|
35.1213 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 08 1994 17:06 | 11 |
| There is of course one more downside to the sacking of Walker. Assuming
that Gerry Francis is a man of honour and resigns for good at QPR,
there must be another target for the press to aim at as far as managers
go.
Hmmm, Fergies been at Man U for a while and they are getting dumped on
in their champions league group and as for Arsenal, well, attrocious
(sp) league form spells CRISIS at both clubs. Now where did I put the
phone number of the Suns sport department....
Stuart
|
35.1214 | The official statement | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Tue Nov 08 1994 17:29 | 10 |
| "It is with sincere regret that I have to announce that Everton
Football Club have relieved manager Mike Walker of his duties. The
decision has been taken after careful consideration and having regard
to the club's playing record over the past 35 games. It was decided
that it would be irresponsible for the directors to let the present
situation continue and they believe a change will be beneficial for the
club. Having spent 40 years in the top division, I believe all
supporters will agree it is imperative that the club maintains it's
position. A further announcement will be made in the near future."
|
35.1215 | Peter Johnson's "one up - one down" | YUPPY::PANES | Mummy, whats a wolfbag?? | Wed Nov 09 1994 08:58 | 8 |
| Perhaps Everton should try and grab Alan Buckley from West Brom. He proved
at Grimsby that he could get reasonable success , at a little club with
hardly any resources.
What say you, Watty?
Stuart
|
35.1216 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Wed Nov 09 1994 09:13 | 6 |
|
I believe that Bruce Grobelaar has emerged as the favorite - Johnson
plans to use his 'far eastern connections' (allegedly) to help Everton
to win a few games....
Paul
|
35.1217 | Latest news | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Wed Nov 09 1994 11:25 | 5 |
| There were strong rumours that Bill and Ben the Flowerpotmen are to
become the latest managerial double act as they are the only ones who
can understand the weird manner in which the Everton Board are acting
at this moment in time.
|
35.1218 | Royle Ascent? | SAC::MAGUIRE_G | | Wed Nov 09 1994 11:41 | 11 |
|
Any rumours about the Royle ascent of "Big Joe" or is that just a
rumour I just started. He could well be on the short list though.
It seems a little funny that Kendall just "packed-in" his job in
Greece.
Watch this space!
G.
|
35.1219 | s | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Wed Nov 09 1994 11:52 | 3 |
| and The Guardian repors that Liverpool bookies have BFR as the favourite.
g
|
35.1221 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Wed Nov 09 1994 12:39 | 26 |
| Bookies Odds on Manager..
Joe Royle 13/8
Howard Kendall 4/1
Peter Reid 9/2
Bruce Rioch 13/2
Gerry Francis 13/2
Ron Atkinson 9/1
Steve Coppell 12/1
John King 18/1
David Pleat 22/1
Alan Ball 25/1
Bobby Robson 25/1
Ray Wilkins 25/1
Franz Beckenbauer 28/1
Brian Kidd 28/1
Terry Yorath 28/1
Graeme Souness 33/1 (Are they serious?)
Trevor Francis 40/1
Andy Gray 40/1
Jimmy Gabriel 40/1
Ossie Ardiles 40/1
Gordon Strachan 50/1
Ray Clemence 50/1
|
35.1222 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Wed Nov 09 1994 12:39 | 5 |
|
On and I haven't got all day to type this stuff in, I get it from the
Everton mailing list on the internet.
Paul
|
35.1223 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Wed Nov 09 1994 12:46 | 5 |
| The 28/1 for Beckenbauer a bit tight on the odds isn't it? I would said
more accurate odds would be 1000/1 unless the Everton Board are out of
the country on business...
|
35.1225 | | KERNEL::WITHALLG | The Hero | Wed Nov 09 1994 12:58 | 12 |
|
Re Grobeollar (sp)
He is under FA investigation. The word is he has been taking
backhanders to throw games !!.
I gather that Alan Sugar has now put in a firm bid for his services.
Gazzer
|
35.1226 | | FORTY2::MDAVIES | | Wed Nov 09 1994 13:03 | 7 |
| just heard that William hill now have the Pope as favourite, at least he can get
the spirit back into the side.
second in the running with Hill's is William the conquerer, he'll soon kick
their arses in to shape....
Mark still recovering from Everton V West Ham
|
35.1227 | Manager Announced | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Wed Nov 09 1994 13:16 | 5 |
| I've just received a phone call from Goodison and it seems that an
application has been received from Mother Theresa of Calcutta.
apparently her managerial experience includes rescuing lost causes and
the Board feel that she is just the gal for the job.
|
35.1229 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Wed Nov 09 1994 13:38 | 6 |
|
Didn't see your name on that list, Watty....
Stalking horse, perchance? 8-)
Andy.
|
35.1230 | | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | wanna make tea at the BBC? | Wed Nov 09 1994 14:02 | 9 |
|
Heard a rumour that former top children's TV presenter Brian Cant had
sent in his CV for the job.
He only wants it on a part time basis for games not at Goodison so
that he can shout "PLAY AWAY!"
Andy
|
35.1231 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Wed Nov 09 1994 14:07 | 15 |
|
Re .1229
Andy,
Everton can't afford my rates...... :-)
As for the rest of you....
**** *** !!
Thanks for your interest
Paul
|
35.1232 | opportunity missed | COMICS::HAWLEYI | You ain't seen me...roit?! | Wed Nov 09 1994 14:18 | 7 |
|
I'm suprised that Grobbelaar didnt go to Everton instead of
Southampton. After all, it would have been easy money for him, he
wouldnt even have had to let goals in...the everton defence would be
helping him along for free!
Ian.
|
35.1233 | | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | Is Grobbelar Lord Lucan? | Wed Nov 09 1994 14:26 | 9 |
|
Speaking of Grobbelar, I bloody well hope someone now starts to
investigate Dave Beasant. Some of those dribbly little efforts he
let in at Chelsea must have been financially induced.
We should be told.
Andy
|
35.1234 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Wed Nov 09 1994 14:48 | 7 |
| >Heard a rumour that former top children's TV presenter Brian Cant had
>sent in his CV for the job.
Surely, with a name like that he'd be better playing for a southern
club! How about Spurs.
Paul.
|
35.1235 | | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Wed Nov 09 1994 14:51 | 3 |
| re -1
Sorry! Meant managing.
|
35.1236 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon - 761 4831 | Wed Nov 09 1994 14:53 | 4 |
|
He ought to be in the same side as David May! 8-)
JBG
|
35.1237 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | I never make mitsakes ! | Thu Nov 10 1994 13:38 | 5 |
|
According to rumours, Joe Royle is going to be named as the new Everton
manager tonight or tomorrow/
Paul
|
35.1238 | | IAINF::SYS_167500 | | Thu Nov 10 1994 22:24 | 4 |
|
Joe Royal has been confirmed.
Del.
|
35.1239 | What to expect from "Big Joe" | SAC::MAGUIRE_G | | Fri Nov 11 1994 10:11 | 22 |
|
So Everton have got their man. What can they expect. Joe's teams have
tightened up at the back a lot in recent years and are not as attacking
as they used to be though when the teams go behind he is not afraid to
change his formation during the course of a game. He doesn't suffer
"prima donnas" gladly and will quickly put them on the bench or into
the reserves to bring them down a peg or two. If Everton do climb the
table quickly then you can look forward to some more expressive
football, which should have them packing the terraces at all grounds.
Joe is known to be very shrewd in his purchase of players, so it will
be interesting to see who he brings to Goodison, if he has any money to
spend. If he doesn't then he will be raiding the reserve players of the
big clubs as he a reputation for bringing such players on e.g. Earl
Barrett, Paul Warhurst. It will be an interesting period at Goodison.
If Royle is given a free rein he will keep Everton up if not then it
will a close run thing.
Good Luck.
Gerry.
|
35.1240 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Fri Nov 11 1994 10:38 | 10 |
|
Joe Royle proved himself as a fine coach/manager at a small club.
No disrespect is intended to Oldham - they made the most, and more,
out of what limited resources they had.
These type of semi-successful managers don't often make it in the
really big time. Managing Everton is a huge job. Good luck to the
man - he'll need it!!
Andy.
|
35.1241 | | WARNUT::PICKERINGS | Simon Pickering | Fri Nov 11 1994 12:56 | 5 |
| Isn't Joe Royle the obvious choice? He has extensive knowledge of the
Endsleigh 1st division :-
I just hope Man United buy Jobson before Everton, and Craig Fleming
would be a useful addition.
|
35.1242 | Jobson and Fleming for England | SAC::MAGUIRE_G | | Fri Nov 11 1994 14:23 | 7 |
|
Both Fleming and Jobson would be excellent additions to any defence in
the Prmiership. If Jobson had been playing for Arsenal he would have
had 20+ caps by now.
G.
|
35.1243 | | MARVIN::MORRELL | Baby.. Baby.. We change... anything we want too... | Fri Nov 11 1994 14:37 | 5 |
| Obviously, by signing Joe Royal Everton want to make sure they get
demoted to the first divison this year! :->
Rick.
|
35.1244 | Who needs the Royal family anyway? Bunch of wasters | SAC::MAGUIRE_G | | Fri Nov 11 1994 14:43 | 5 |
|
By signing Joe Royal i'm sure they would get relegated but by signing
Joe Royle they may be in with a chance.
G.
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35.1245 | Aldo for Everton.. | ESSB::MCUNNIFFE | I'm the new Romario | Sun Nov 13 1994 11:52 | 12 |
|
I hope Joe Royle is successful with Everton. He has done very well with limited
resources at Oldham. Royle has plenty of experience from the Endsleigh 1st
division and if he's going for a goalscorer (and I'm sure he will be), then
he should have a go for John Aldridge and don't be surprised if he does. Aldo
may be 36 but he's still banging in the goals, the leading scorer in the div.
at the moment.
C U N N O
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35.1246 | FLUNKY DUNKY! | KIRKTN::MACDONALD | Baywatch Gynaecologist | Tue Nov 22 1994 05:30 | 10 |
|
I see big Flunky Funky Dunky Ferguson is up Sh*t Creek again.
He got caught by the good old Merseyside Police a wee bit on the
tipsy side in his car. I suppose now they'll be calling him
big DRUNKY Flunky Funky Dunky Ferguson now!!!!!
Fling the book at 'im!!!!!!!!!
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35.1247 | waiting for a call from watty | COMICS::HAWLEYI | You ain't seen me...roit?! | Tue Nov 22 1994 07:17 | 8 |
|
> I see big Flunky Funky Dunky Ferguson is up Sh*t Creek again.
Well, he did ok last night, didnt he?
B*!$#cks!
Ian.
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35.1248 | congrat<choke choke>ulations | COMICS::HAWLEYI | You ain't seen me...roit?! | Tue Nov 22 1994 08:48 | 69 |
|
Courtesy of the Electronic telegraph: (reproduced without
permission)
Everton shed their inhibitions to cap Royle coronation
By Henry Winter
Everton 2 Liverpool 0
AMID scenes of great tumult at Goodison Park last night, Joe Royle
began his career as Everton manager in spectacular fashion with
victory over eternal rivals Liverpool.
Outpassed for much of the first half, Royle's team raised their
game magnificently after the break to win with goals from Duncan Ferguson
and Paul Rideout. Victory was vital. Not only did it enable Everton to
clamber off the bottom of the table but their spirits will have been well
and truly restored by this Derby success. Thier triumph was so stirring it
even drove one supporter to strip off and dance naked across the pitch.
Finesse versus fire appeared the order of the day. Liverpool were first
to show; Steve McManaman curling an initially promising right-footer just
wide of Everton's goal, tended by Neville Southall, who yesterday surpassed
Bruce Grobbelaar's record of 34 Merseyside derby appearances.
Everton's pursuit of the ball was unremitting. Eschewing the wing options
offered by Anders Limpar and Graham Stuart, Royle stiffened his
midfield to good effect.
Ironically, an unfortunate leg injury to Matt Jackson underpinned the
turnaround. Barry Horne dropped back to right-back, while Daniel Amokachi,
previously subdued in attack, moved to right midfield and Rideout,
hitherto on bench duty, came right into the thick of the action.
Amokachi, suddenly restored to his favoured position of attacking from
deep, engineered the breakthrough. Moments after Southall had denied
McManaman with a marvellous close-range save, the muscular Nigerian
powered his way upfield to force a 57th-minute corner.
Andy Hinchcliffe's inswinging flag-kick caused chaos in David James's
six-yard box where Ferguson, leaping highest, headed home to the delight
of the majority of 39,866 present. The Scottish striker could not picked
a more popular time to record his first goal for Everton.
Suddenly, Everton were a team, playing with belief and an increasing
amount of skill. Liverpool had their chances, through Neil Ruddock and
Rob Jones, but the force, and the script, was with Everton.
Rideout, having earlier been denied by the post, finally scored in the
dying minutes. Hinchcliffe's cross was misjudged by James, whose attempted
punched clearance rebounded off Ferguson to Rideout. His finish, low and
sweet, simply doubled the intensity of Goodison's party.
An uplifting experience for Everton and Royle - and not simply because
they had risen to 20th.
Everton: Southall; Jackson (Rideout 45), Watson, Unsworth, Ablett;
Horne, Parkinson, Ebbrell, Hinchcliffe; Amokachi (Limpar 79); Ferguson.
Sub:Kearton
Booked: Ebbrell, Ferguson, Limpar.
Liverpool: James; Jones, Scales, Ruddock, Babb, Bjornebye (Redknapp 64);
McManaman, Molby, Barnes; Fowler, Rush. Subs: Clough, Stensgaard (g).
Booked: Bjornebye, Ruddock.
Referee: D Gallagher (Banbury).
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35.1249 | | UTRTSC::WARD | | Tue Nov 22 1994 09:16 | 4 |
| Two ex/current Rangers players on the score sheet. Where was MoJo,
is all I can ask ??
Ray
|
35.1250 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Going going... | Tue Nov 22 1994 09:22 | 7 |
|
A great result - the performance was pretty poor, but at least Everton
out battled the red sh*te for the third year in a row. Rideout had a
storming game and fully deserved his goal. Everton are now off the
bottom for the first time in about two months.
Paul$hungover
|
35.1251 | ...and from one so young...8-) | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Tue Nov 22 1994 09:31 | 12 |
|
Thanks for your match report, Ian. Ever thought of taking up
journalism? ;-)
What a wonderful concept - objective praise after a derby defeat!
Yes, I know......I *did* read the heading....
Andy.
|
35.1252 | were you that streaker last night then watty? | COMICS::HAWLEYI | You ain't seen me...roit?! | Tue Nov 22 1994 10:09 | 9 |
|
> A great result - the performance was pretty poor
Unsworth played well i must say; but apart from that it still looks
pretty dire at Goodison Park. Joe Royle gave them heart last night,
enough heart to battle on and get a result. In order to string a few wins
together though, they are going to need to string a few passes together too.
Ian.
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35.1253 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 22 1994 10:13 | 4 |
| Surely the performance doesn't matter when you're rooted to the bottom
of the table?
Stuart
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35.1254 | yes but | COMICS::HAWLEYI | You ain't seen me...roit?! | Tue Nov 22 1994 10:17 | 12 |
| > Surely the performance doesn't matter when you're rooted to the
> bottom of the table?
yeah, maybe the result IS the only thing that matters, but in order to
string a few good results together (which is what they will need if
they want to STAY off the bottom) they are going to need to start
playing well. After all, you can't just live on motivation, and not
every game is going to provide the same motivation as the merseyside
derby.
Ian.
|
35.1255 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Tue Nov 22 1994 10:32 | 4 |
|
Just remind us what the score was again, Ian ;-)
Andy.
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35.1256 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Going going... | Tue Nov 22 1994 10:38 | 12 |
|
Ian,
to be honest, it's just down to confidence. Liverpool looked very
confident early on with lots of pretty passing - but never looked
dangerous, basically they are not a good team, they just had a few good
results this season. The turnaround at Goodison had started before
Walker was sacked and hopefully Royle can keep the momentum going.
Things would have been dire had Everton lost last night, but I'm
confident they can get out of the sh*t now.
Paul
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35.1257 | see that bloke? he's off his head, he is | COMICS::HAWLEYI | You ain't seen me...roit?! | Tue Nov 22 1994 11:22 | 15 |
|
> Liverpool looked very confident early on with lots of pretty passing -
> but never looked dangerous, basically they are not a good team,
> they just had a few good results this season.
?!?!?
Liverpool have torn apart most teams so far this season with the
exception of man utd, blackburn and now everton. confidence may have
had a part but it cant take teams apart week after week.
Just because a team has a "night off" doesnt mean they are not a good
team. Liverpool have played consistently well all season and have
thrown in the odd "vintage performance" for good measure.
Ian.
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35.1258 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Going going... | Tue Nov 22 1994 11:33 | 19 |
| re .1257
Ian,
No - Liverpool may have 'torn apart' the odd team that have thought 'oh
no, it's the mighty Liverpool'and completly sh*t themselves.But having
listened to most of Everton's away games on Radio City (I know, I sound
like your average Man Utd supporter, but it is impossible to get to
away games at the moment) anyway, I've heard regular reports on most of
Liverpool's home games and they have been lucky to win games probably
on four or five occassions already. Not much, but the difference
between an average midtable team, which I think Liverpool are, and a
team capable of challenging for the league which they seem to think
they are - only time will tell.
Anyway who gives a sh*t about Liverpool - EVerton won and that's all
that matters.
Paul
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35.1259 | 2 pounds 50 and a bag of nuts | COMICS::HAWLEYI | You ain't seen me...roit?! | Tue Nov 22 1994 11:46 | 18 |
|
> only time will tell
indeed, but i'd rather be in Liverpool's position than Everton's.
New manager or no new manager.
> Anyway who gives a sh*t about Liverpool
not you then?
> Everton won and that's all that matters.
Whatever makes you happy Paul :-)
Do Zeneca know you're so easily satisfied? They could have saved
themselves some cash!
Ian.
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35.1260 | Keep this up Everton, good bottle.... | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Tue Nov 22 1994 12:22 | 19 |
|
Paul ...you're talking drivel.....and unusual from you too I must say.
Ian's report was a fair reflection of the game. I must admit that I
didn't think I'd hear Liverpool being referred to as the red shite by an
Evertonian. That is usually reserved by 'Scousers' to refer to a team not
far up the road.
Liverpool looked a better team than Everton for most of the game but
goals are where it matters and Everton showed more grit and
deternmination. QED...a 2-0 victory to Everton.
Personally Paul....disappointed....sinking that low over a derby match
is for other cities !!!
Dezzz.
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35.1261 | Red Shite - The Definition | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 22 1994 12:37 | 10 |
| Dezzz
Far be it for me to pick an arguement with you but I feel I must defend
Paul's description of Liverpool. They are "red shite" and are only in
the league position that they are in because of the stunning mediocrity
of the rest of the division. Everton proved last night that if you keep
Fowler quiet then by and large Liverpool ain't gonna score
Stuart
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35.1262 | yawn | COMICS::HAWLEYI | You ain't seen me...roit?! | Tue Nov 22 1994 12:47 | 19 |
|
Stuart,
>if you keep Fowler quiet then by and large Liverpool ain't gonna score
"Anfield acclaims teenager's hat-trick as Arsenal are brushed aside"
"Fowler leads Liverpool to emphatic win"
Those are headlines from the telegraph earlier this season.
Is that what you are refering to?
> the stunning mediocrity of the rest of the division
I can't argue with that, I bow to a greater knowledge of the subject!
:-)
Ian.
|
35.1263 | Got fed up with the taste of that woodwork | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Tue Nov 22 1994 12:58 | 8 |
|
Everybody knows that Liverpool are known as "the red shite". This could
be the reason why so many danes and norwegians are attracted to
Anfield.
yours in rivalry,
Stefan
|
35.1264 | Lets stop talking about Liverpool please | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:08 | 15 |
| Ian
You've hit the nail right smack on the head. The Arsenal are, and have
been for about the last 2 seasons, a stunningly mediocre league side.
Cup competitions are another matter hence us winning more trophies than
Liverpool in the 90's.8-)
Fortunately we also have white sleeves on our shirts so I am quite willing
to argue the toss with anyone who says that we are "red shite" also.
Red and white shite maybe but not red shite 8-)
Stuart
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35.1265 | My my...out of the woodwork.... | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:08 | 20 |
|
> the stunning mediocrity of the rest of the division
I would go further than that....the stunning mediocrity of the whole
Premier division including Manchester United. Performances by all
English teams in Europe have spoken for themselves. Pathetic. However
back to Liverpool. Yes they are pretty ordinary as are Everton but
whereas Everton have been a little unfortunate this season, on the other
hand Liverpool have been fortunate in some matches. Liverpool have
deserved to lose to only 2 teams this season by relative inexperience
of the team....QPR and Everton.
BTW We'll forget the fact that they're averaging over 2 goals a game...
not a very convincing statistic to warrant a label of 'shite' to a team
ODER ??????
Dezzz.
|
35.1266 | It's not personal Dezzz, honest!! | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:16 | 18 |
| Dezzz
Sorry to pick up on you again but can you please omit Arsenal from your
condemnation of English teams in Europe (Chelsea are still involved).
Maybe if you specified the Champions Cup or the 2nd round of the UEFA
Cup, I would agree.
Noticeably, Arsenal won the CW cup last year with basically their league
side and probably did so for this reason alone - lets face it, the
football wasn't pretty but it was effective - and the Macs are
struggling because although the replacements that they have are good
enough to be in the Premiership, they are woefully inadequate for
European glory.
The trouble with English football is the players ain't good enough 8-(
Stuart
|
35.1267 | Amendment to note 35.1266 | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:18 | 6 |
| Sorry in my last note, I typed "macs" when it should have read "mancs".
Apologies to our scottish noters because I really wouldn't want to
upset them. Honest.
Stuart
|
35.1268 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Going going... | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:21 | 33 |
|
Re a few back
Dezzz,
I know some people think Liverpool are good enough to challenge for the
title, but the sad fact is that they're still basically the team that
Souness bought. Many Liverpool supporters I know were pleasantly
surprised to see Liverpool doing well, but the last two defeats have
proved that they can be out battled and as Stuart said, keep Fowler
quiet and most of the threat goes.
Barnes proved he's past it with an almost 'England-like' performance,
did Rush touch the ball ?, Molby is too fat and slow to cause any harm
- Liverpool do play some nice football, but the truth is they are
ineffective where it counts and the best they can hope for is a top ten
place in the League and maybe a cup semi-final.
Don't be offended by the red-sh*te tag, it's been around for years and
has always refered to Liverpool - incidently did you know that the
official Liverpool supporters club planned a 'relegation party' at
Villa last season had Everton not won against Wimbledon. I don't like
Liverpool football club and I don't like some of their supporters, but
having said that I watched last night's game in the pub with my mate,
me in my Everton shirt, him in his Liverpool shirt - no animosity at
all.
Stefan - you're not trying to wind up the Danes and Norweigens are
you ? (I've got that 'stuff' for you, I'll put it in the post this week
sometime).
Paul
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35.1269 | ??!!?? | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:28 | 49 |
| Stuart,
I've already noted that Arsenal were the best performers by
an English side in the last round. However, as stated their
distribution was pretty mediocre.
My whole point, and I think I make myself quite clear through various
other notes, is that football in general worldwide is mediocre. Just
look at the performances of any national or club team since the World
cup and the only one that stands out in all matches played is maybe..
Ajax Amsterdam...and tomorrow we'll see how THEY perform in Trieste
against a currently very mediocre EUROPEAN champion AC Milan.
So, an Everton victory or defeat by 2 goals last night.....would not
have surprised me one way or the other.....
Dezzz.
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Mmmm, a rather messy performance from Arsenal against a Brondby side
who came out to play football. I missed the opening 15 minutes due to
the Chelsea game and the first 3 minutes of the second half due to TV3
Denmark's insistence on showing us loads of interesting adverts.
Arsenal, though were the most impressive of the English sides in Europe
this week....obviously not a difficult achievment to attain. I'll take
all I said about Tony Adams back, he was very good as were Parlour and
Wright; Parlour being for me the MOTM. Merson, Jenson and Keown were
nothing short of abysmal with Merson taking the biscuit. Arsenal showed
above the other English teams that in Europe you can't let up for a
second and their duels and interceptions in midfield were on the whole
fairly successful. The part of the game they fell down on was
distribution from the players you rely on for this activity with the
exception of Parlour.
I sure Mr Graham will be objective in his comments on this tie as it
was not a performance worthy of a title holder defending at home in
only the 2nd round.
Regards,
Dezzz,
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35.1270 | All this fuss over two little clubs - ManU play tomorrow ;-) | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:33 | 40 |
| Dezzz (et al)
The word is spelt odour not oder, but I agree that there has been a
distinct odour of BS in some notes in here today ;-) Now I'm going to
contribute some more.
Liverpool looked to be in a different class through most of the first
half. They strung passes together at will and made most of the Everton
team look like headless chickens. HOWEVER, they failed to penetrate the
pile of feathers at the back. These chickens were definitely free-range
as they showed far too much spirit to have been born to battery hens ;-)
Coming forward over and over again, only to be harried back towards the
halfway line has to take its toll and frustration starts to set in.
An injury forces a shake-up in the Everton team at half time and suddenly
Evertonians are popping up here there and everywhere in the Liverpool box.
Rideout had 1� chances in the first five minutes, and the Duncan
Ferguson, who had been worrying the defence all night, made David James
look like a part-timer in goal and stuck away a well-placed corner
while James was busy bouncing off his own defenders !
It was 50-50 from then until the last ten minutes, when Liverpool
realised that they needed to do something PDQ and started piling on the
pressure. MacManamanaman looked the most dangerous and one or two
Evertonians got off lightly for taking him down from behind (although I
hate players who appeal to refs to book opponents !). There were 3 or 4
yellow cards shown in a 3 or 4 minute spell here (Ruddock deservedly
getting one of them !).
A minute or two from the end, and once again James panics when
confronted by Duncan Ferguson, fudges an easy catch which rebounds off
Ferguson (it looked like his hand, but it was not deliberate, and
anyway who cares !) for Rideout to stretch awkwardlky but still tuck it
neatly away.
So, there you have it - Liverpool are crap and Fergie and the lads had
better start worrying about the impending charge up the table of the
other scousers (no, Cunno - not Tranmere !) ;-).
Jerry.
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35.1271 | Silly Olsen's red-shite army | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:40 | 17 |
|
> Stefan - you're not trying to wind up the Danes and Norweigens are
> you ?
would I ever? don't know if there's any around. I haven't seen any
Norwegians in this conf since the World Cup. *Very* understandable
considering their performance in the US. They've probably all gone back
to brag about their winter olympic medals over in ANABLC::STEROIDS
> (I've got that 'stuff' for you, I'll put it in the post this week
> sometime).
great!
cheers,
Stefan
|
35.1272 | Premier is quite good - shock | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:41 | 28 |
|
Oh dear. What a load of old bollox is being written in here today.
I would say that the Premier Division is as strong this season as it
has been for many a year. It seems that the performances of some of
the European games has now meant the league is of a mediocre standard.
Newcastle and Aston Villa both should have got through in their games,
they were the better sides over the two matches (Aston Villa beat....
now who was it...oh yes... Inter Milan in the previous round) and
both sides can consider themselves unlucky. Arsenal and Chelsea are
both through to the quarter finals of the Cup Winners Cup. Man Utd
were stuffed by a team that contains a couple of the finest players
in the World, when they were short of two of their most influential.
Barcelona had not put together a performance such as that all season.
The Premier League now contains more foreign stars than it probably
ever has - these players, in general, have improved the standard of
play. Everton were going to come good at some point as they are a
stronger team than their position belies - unlike perhaps the whipping
boys such as Ipswich and Leicester who are doomed to go back to the
Endsleigh league.
It was only a few years ago that Liverpool were winning everything
(because they had no opposition) and the likes of Paul Mariner and
Peter Withe were considered two of the best strikers in the, what was,
First Division. Now that was mediocrity.
Andy
|
35.1273 | Again.... | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:43 | 14 |
|
Jerry, I must apologise for using ODER....perhaps I should have use
ALORS!!! Get the drift ????!!!!!
So, Liverpool are crap....what for losing 4 games and winning only 9....
Don't talk daft lad. Its just above average as are Manchester United who
unless it escaped your notice have been on the bad side of results
against Leeds, Ipswich and Sheffield Wednesday....
I must say its a shame when individuals cannot take off those rose
tinted specs and admit what's actually happening NOT how they would
ideally like to see things themselves.
Dezzz.
|
35.1274 | one more for the list | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:43 | 4 |
| Andy
You omitted Luther Blissett from you're list of *top* strikers in the
English First Division.
|
35.1275 | some more.... 8-{ | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:51 | 8 |
|
Gary Birtles
Ian Wallace
Alan Brazil
John Fashanu
Mick Harford
Andy
|
35.1276 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Blue tinted glasses | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:55 | 10 |
| Andy Sant - can't we stick to one subject ?
Re 34.3028
What do you mean 'used to be the biggest derby' ? It still is, you
can't count the Manc game as a Derby as few City supporters could get
any tickets, they all went to the assorted Brummies, cockneys and
various other non-Mancunians.
Paul
|
35.1277 | | UNTADE::TOP | | Tue Nov 22 1994 13:57 | 6 |
| Dezzz,
Sheffield Wednesday beat Man Utd because we are one of the best teams
in Europe at the moment.
Al (specs on).
|
35.1278 | | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Tue Nov 22 1994 14:00 | 6 |
|
'Owls of laughter Al....I cannot see many United supporters disagreeing
with you ....pleading the 5th I suppose......
Dezzz.
|
35.1279 | And again and again and ... | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Tue Nov 22 1994 14:01 | 33 |
| Dezzz,
Re: .1273
I got the ODER drift, I was just trying to use it for a pun - Es tut
mir wirklich leid ! Is ALORS some kind of air-freshener ?
As for "Liverpool are crap...". Once again, I omitted the (S) to denote
the sarcasm. I thought from the earlier portion of the note that I made
it clear that I felt Liverpool played the better football and simply
didn't make it count. Perhaps this can be explained by the fact that
they were *only* playing to climb a couple of places nearer the top.
Everton on the other hand were playing to get off the bottom which
tends to bring things into a much clearer focus. Add to that the fact
that players are trying to impress a new manager and you have the
recipe for an upset.
So, to sum up, my rose-tinted spectacles are (usually) reserved for
either stiring things up on a slow day, or for when I'm feeling
particularly sarcastic (most weekedays and the odd Saturday and Sunday
!). They are not, repeat NOT, to be taken too seriously (except maybe
the odd time when I'm in angling mode !).
I personally would like to see four or five teams within two or three
points of each other next Easter battling it out for (whoa, almost
slipped into honesty there, but I can still redeem it if I can find
those damn spectacles - ah, there they are... now where was I)
SECOND place, with The Champions twenty-two points clear and
concentrating on European glories (albeit for 95/96 !)
Yours in total seriousness ;-)
Jerry.
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35.1280 | There ain't no stripes on my specs ! | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Tue Nov 22 1994 14:03 | 14 |
| Al,
Re: Sheffield Wednesday beat Man Utd because we are one of the best teams
in Europe at the moment.
I disagree Al. I'ld rank you as third best in Europe.
Just after Ipswich and Leeds ;-)
Jerry.
|
35.1281 | | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Tue Nov 22 1994 14:11 | 38 |
| re -1
'used to be the biggest derby'
Paul,
The biggest derby in the UK I think has to be the Glasgow derby between
Rangers and Celtic, no love lost there.....
I would say that the Manchester and Liverpool derbies are normally
hyped up affairs, however on the odd occasion they do seem to rise to
the limits of exciting football, along with passionate crowds, whether
they be from one team or mixed attendances....
On saying that, I think the game between Utd and City was just as
entertaining(if not more skillful) than the one last night between
Everton and Liverpool. All four teams had made their own contribution
to each game respectively, whether good or bad.... The crowds were loud
and passionate and a great example to the rest of Europe and the world.
I would rather watch a game like last nights than the boring slow build
up of say the Italians.. yeah ok, they have certain degrees of skill
and some stunning goals, but that does not last for 90 minutes, the
rest of the time is spent passing the ball between the back four and
then a long ball down the wings... holland, germany etc.. et al.
Unfortunately we (UK) do not seem to re-produce the cut and thrust type
of game played every Saturday that we see, against foreign opposition,
which is shame as I feel if we did then all the teams that were in the
Cups this season would still be in.... for eg. Blackburn...
talking of BIG DERBY games when are they going to get the Scotland -
England games back again.....?
anyway just my 2 p's worth...
back to that four letter swear word ending in k...
mac
|
35.1282 | Take your pick..... | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Tue Nov 22 1994 14:22 | 20 |
| >talking of BIG DERBY games when are they going to get the Scotland -
>England games back again.....?
Now THAT's a DERBY.....
Good points re the teams in Europe. The Milan Derby last Sunday...mmmm
very boring....Aston Villa beating Inter wasn't the surprise that seemed
to be prevalent in the English papers.
I suppose you can't have it every way....Leeds got slated for the way
they played in the late 60's early 70's but achieved relative success
in Europe. Liverpool were fortunate enough to have the players to turn
that approach into reasonable entertainment and Arsenal are the team
that are doing it today....
BTW Jerry....Alles Klar !!!
Dezzz.
|
35.1283 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Blue tinted glasses | Tue Nov 22 1994 15:21 | 11 |
|
What's all this German cr*p anyway ?
These Scottish derby's aren't up to much, basically because it's the
ONLY big games they play every season.
Liverpool supporters will have to face facts and admit they are nowhere
near as good as they were in the 1980s - but I'm sure that the ones
that go to games regulary probably realise that already.
Paul
|
35.1284 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Tue Nov 22 1994 15:28 | 6 |
| Ooh Paul
That was catty. All Liverpool fans attend all their matches. Just like
Manchester United fans ;-)
Stuart
|
35.1285 | A dedicated follower ... | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Tue Nov 22 1994 16:00 | 9 |
| Stuart,
> That was catty. All Liverpool fans attend all their matches. Just like
> Manchester United fans ;-)
I have to confess, I can't make it to all the matches although I do try
to get along to the home games in the London area ;-)
Jerry.
|
35.1286 | sigh..... | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Tue Nov 22 1994 16:17 | 12 |
|
Here we go again...same old b*ll*cks....if you're not travelling
to a game every week you don't count as a supporter....
Jeez. I stood on the Stretford End before some of you were born.
Just coz I don't want to/can't any more (the fact I live 250 miles
away and can't afford the money or the time) has no bearing on
anything.
We're not all just like you, you know...8-) oblig smiley thing.
Andy.
|
35.1287 | "Mate"??? Cellmate? Fellow accused?? | YUPPY::PANES | Will you take a cheque, Bruce? | Wed Nov 23 1994 09:11 | 15 |
| <<< Note 35.1268 by VESSA::WATTERSON "Going going..." >>>
> having said that I watched last night's game in the pub with my mate,
^^^^^^^^
Watty,
I hope your note has been x-posted in PORKYS::LIARS conference.
Hugs,
Stuart
|
35.1288 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Blue tinted glasses | Wed Nov 23 1994 09:27 | 7 |
|
MR PANES !!!
Please don't write controversial notes in here - you might upset some
noters.
Paul
|
35.1289 | TWO_NIL,TWO_NIL,TWO_NIL .. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Nov 23 1994 10:35 | 21 |
|
Somewhere we got off track here ..
Everton beat ,deservedly, the "red shite " once again in Goodison ..
Thats all that matters (alto the three points came in handy).
Cheers
Liam
p.s. note to Joe Royle : Dont buy that Ferguson chappy for #4 m
If you get him for $1m then take him but nothing more
also give "the devil Rideout" a ten-year contract.
|
35.1290 | Incredible... | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Wed Nov 23 1994 10:41 | 6 |
|
And yet another one comes flying out of the woodwork.....
At this rate they'll get over 20,000 for their next home game...!!!!
Dezzz.
|
35.1291 | Everton 2-0 Red sh*te | VESSA::WATTERSON | Blue tinted glasses | Wed Nov 23 1994 11:03 | 10 |
|
Dezzzz, Dezzz, you sound very bitter and twisted....
Liam lives in Dublin and has been to at least one game this season,
which puts him above most other noters.
Everton's average is now something in the region of 32,000 not bad for
a team struggling so far this season.
Paul
|
35.1292 | the boys | WARFUT::NEARY | | Wed Nov 23 1994 11:48 | 14 |
| Hi Paul
Its nice to have you back with us I can read your notes on our boys
now, what did you think of the match Monday good or what, four games
unbeaten now do you think its to late to overhaul those others reds
at the top. I hope to catch you up at Warrington again you will have
to give me a bell when your up.
best regards
Mick.
|
35.1293 | Strange for a Scouser ?!?!?! | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Wed Nov 23 1994 11:50 | 12 |
|
Paul,
Keep working on that sense of humour...you get it right one day.
I must admit I am very disappointed with you, Paul. To call me bitter
and twisted is below the belt and am quite offended.
Thanks lad !!!
Regards,
Dezzz.
|
35.1294 | It all seems reasonable to me | YUPPY::PANES | Will you take a cheque, Bruce? | Wed Nov 23 1994 12:05 | 53 |
| Dezzz,
If by the title ( "Strange for Scouser" ) you are referring to the cheeky
Merseysiders sense of fun, you will the following, penned by the
Voice of Football, and posted in rec.sport.soccer, illuminating.
If, as I suspect, you mean that the self-styled "Beast of Basingstoke"
( Watty ), is strange even by Northern standard, then read no further.
Hope this helps,
Stuart
BTW I believe the Voice of Football is referring, to the people Watty calls
the Red Shite.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Oh bloody hell, run for cover, the SCOUSERS are back !
Whether or not their wonderful, all conquering football club will ever
dominate English and european football like it did a few years ago is
debateable, but one thing's for certain: As their footballing fortunes once
more take a turn for the good, we're going to be plagued again
with that hypersensitive, humourless, bunch of thieves that support them.
I know they suffer the indignity of living in a sewer which rivals that
stinking cess-pit called Manchester, but you'd have thought that countless
league titles and FA Cups might have brightened them up a bit.
Not a bit of it ! They still have a collective chip on their shoulder which
could keep Harry Ramsden in business for the next 200 years. Ever tried
criticising a scouser ? Jesus Christ, they don't like it do they ?
The amazing thing about scousers is that they reckon they are the funniest,
warmest, loveable people that the good lord put on this planet.
If by funny you mean, Jimmy Tarbuck, Stan Boardman and Tom O'Connor
(incredibly Liverpool's top comedians) they should think again. The only time
you hear a scouser laughing and joking is when he's lifting the wallet out
of your jacket pocket.
If by warm you mean possessing Britain's worst crime rate, child killers, and
Heysel hooligans. I don't think so.
And if anyone can love someone with an horrendous, phlegm rattling, spittle
showering accent that they all seem to possess, then they must enjoy washing
their hair a lot.
Please somebody, please knock them out of the FA Cup this year. I don't think
I could stand another "Des Lynam Walk Down Wembley way with Witty Scousers".
Not this year, not for a while. Please.
-----------------
Voice of Football
|
35.1295 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Wed Nov 23 1994 12:10 | 7 |
|
Brilliant 8v)
Couldn't have put it better myself. Prepare for a few SET HIDENs,
again, guys....
Andy.
|
35.1296 | And what's this got to do with Everton? | VARESE::KEEGAN::IDC_CASE | | Wed Nov 23 1994 12:44 | 32 |
| re: .1281
>The biggest derby in the UK I think has to be the Glasgow derby between
>Rangers and Celtic, no love lost there.....
This takes me back to the old FOOTBALL conference, where someone
actually started a note about which local derby or fixture (in Europe)
aroused the most passion. We had notes citing City-United,
Everton-Liverpool, Atletico Madrid-Real, Inter-Milan, Genoa-Sampdoria,
etc. Then a Scottish noter wrote in and said that "the Glasdow derby
beat all the rest hollow because it went much deeper than football"
i.e., Rangers fans burning wax effigies of the Pope, Celtic fans
singing songs against the Queen, etc.
The next note was a bit of a p*sstake (understatement of the century!),
but it just about brought the house down. Unfortunately, I can only
paraphrase it:
"The biggest Here in London, us Chelsea fans have really got it in for an
Italian club, A.S. Roma. We've never quite forgiven them for invading us in
A.D. 73 (?). The story goes that they used to stand on the cliffs of
Normandy singing: "What's it like to have no roads?". Our ancestors,
Chelsea fans to the marrow, used to paint themselves blue..." ;-)
I think it proved to be the last note in the topic.
Dom
P.S. Now, Brighton-Palace...*that* was a derby. Free admission to the
North Stand if you could tell a joke about Palace that the turnstile
operator hadn't already heard ;-)
|
35.1297 | SO SAYS DEZZZZZZZZZZZ | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Nov 23 1994 13:12 | 25 |
|
RE:1290
Thanks Paul for the defense but dezzz must have a short memory
or maybe isint in Dec that long .Until last year i was a regular
noter but have since Left Dec (big wallet included )and am now
only on contract.
Yes I only attend four or five matchs a year but as Paul rightly
says I live in Dublin ,So the cost is a major factor say $300 a
match (including gargle,which is about half that).
My exploits with Everton include trips to Wembley Twice ,Carrow rd
Highbury ,Elland Rd ,Main rd,Old Trafford and Anfield.
I am also on the committee of the Everton Supporters Club in Ireland
SO IT,S HARDLY OUT OF THE WOODWORK WHEN YOU ARE PART OF THE WOODWORK.
nuff said
Liam
P.S. I forgot to mention Highfield rd ,Yes i have only been to one
match this season ,A glamour tie against Coventry in Goodison
HARDLY BANDWAGON JUMPING ...
|
35.1298 | | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Wed Nov 23 1994 13:34 | 24 |
|
Liam,
I wasn't referring to YOU as to attending matches..it would be
quite difficult for me in Munich to attend Anfield every other week so
I understand that.....
OK HERE GOES....FOR THE LAST TIME....
The thing that pisses me off is out of the woodwork comments like "the
red shite" ARE in the main the only things I hear. In Liverpool,
they are referred to ...The Pool...NOT...'the red shite'
That was my original note .....
Geddit !!!!!
Good !!!!!
Thanks and Regards,
Dezzz.
|
35.1299 | It's just a joke ! Don't go headbutting me or anything ! | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Wed Nov 23 1994 13:45 | 10 |
| Jeeeez Dezzz,
You seem to be spending most of your time having to explain yourself in
here. Perhaps we should start referring to Everton fans as
"The Thick Shites" ;-)
Jerry.
|
35.1300 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Everton 2-0 Red pooh | Wed Nov 23 1994 13:48 | 16 |
|
Dezzz,
I suppose the 'Red shite'/'Pool' depends on who you talk to in
Liverpool - I must be mixing with the wrong sorts.... I could send you
some of the 300-400 Everton mailing list mails since Tuesday -
none talk about 'The Pool', but virtually all make reference to the Red
shite.... never mind I'll be gone in just over a week - I'll try and
get another contract back at digital in time for the next derby...:-)
Paul
PS - Stuart - appearantly there's three people left in digital that
haven't either been mailed the VOF artcile or seen it in a notesfile,
could you please mail it to me again so I can send it on to them.
(another big :-))
|
35.1301 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Support your local restaurateur | Wed Nov 23 1994 14:34 | 10 |
| re .1294
> I know they suffer the indignity of living in a sewer which rivals that
> stinking cess-pit called Manchester, but you'd have thought that countless
This is unfair to Manchester.
"The only solution to Liverpool is in the fifty megaton range."
Tony
|
35.1302 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Wed Nov 23 1994 14:56 | 7 |
| Re -1
Lets face it chaps, the only solution to anything north of Watford "is
in the fifty megaton range". That said, when comparing Liverpool and
Manchester, it is hardest to say which is the biggest sewer.
Southern Softie
|
35.1303 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Sammy Chung's Scarlet Army | Wed Nov 23 1994 15:17 | 7 |
| Seeing as how the home internationals appear to have gone the way of the
dinosaur, we should institute a North v South match every year to put the
southern jessies in their place.
Remind me, how many southern teams are there in the Premiership top six? 8-)
Mike
|
35.1304 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Wed Nov 23 1994 15:22 | 8 |
| Mike
Slightly more than Birmingham can supply 8-)
Stuart
|
35.1305 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Sammy Chung's Scarlet Army | Wed Nov 23 1994 15:34 | 3 |
| Ah, curses. Foiled again. 8-)
Mike
|
35.1306 | I would rather watch paint set... | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Wed Nov 23 1994 16:07 | 16 |
|
What a lot of drivel has been written here in the last few days.
I guess that the term red-s**** was invented because the Toffees were a
bit miffed that they couldn't match the success of their neighbours and
the only thing they could fall back on was the subtle art of obsenity.
It could also have been invented as a riposte to the witty "12 years
without a cup... E V E R T O N" which was a much used Kop chant before
Everton actually won the league, fa cup (and Euro Cup Winners?).
Personally I am a bit bored by the topic. Now we have discussed the
ins-and-outs of football-terrace-vocabulary (or should that be
all-seater-verbalisation) can we get back to discussing football?
Neil
|
35.1307 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Support your local restaurateur | Wed Nov 23 1994 21:02 | 12 |
| re .1302
> Lets face it chaps, the only solution to anything north of Watford "is
> in the fifty megaton range". That said, when comparing Liverpool and
"Come friendly bombs and fall on Slough
It isn't fit to live in now."
John Betjeman
I believe Slough is south of Watford.
Tony
|
35.1308 | Geography question | WARLRD::WICKS_A | Brazil v Italy - I was there! | Wed Nov 23 1994 21:52 | 9 |
| tony,
slough is actually south-west of watford (:==:)
and it's near wonderful scenic old reading too
regards
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
35.1309 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | | Thu Nov 24 1994 09:10 | 6 |
| >"Come friendly bombs and fall on Slough
> It isn't fit to live in now."
Couldn't agree more.
Stuart
|
35.1310 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Everton 2-0 Red pooh | Mon Nov 28 1994 11:05 | 15 |
|
Chelsea 0-1 Everton att 28,000ish (sell out)
Rideout (39)
Sounded like a great game on the radio - Nev made a couple of great
saves and Wise hit the post, but Everton hit the bar (Parkinson), the
post (Ferguson), Rideout had a perfectly good goal disallowed and Horne
managed to miss an open goal from two yards.
Much better result than Monday as the opposition were of a much higher
standard - Everton out-fought Chelsea with Nev and Ferguson outstanding
- even Limpar had a good game.
Paul
|
35.1311 | Street life | YUPPY::ANDERSONR | They weren't even 2nd to the ball | Tue Nov 29 1994 08:15 | 11 |
|
News from a usually reliable source....
....Mike Walker's dismissal was [allegedly] more to do with the board's
distaste for his 'Pleatist' social habits than his management skills...
....and Peter Reid turned down the No. 2 slot at Goodison for fear of
compromising his ongoing pay-off from City of #18K per month
[obligatory allegedly...]
Rob
|
35.1312 | | VESSA::WATTERSON | Everton 2-0 Red pooh | Tue Nov 29 1994 09:22 | 9 |
|
Trust you to bring this sordid type of thing into the Everton note....
But seriously, there were rumours going round that, despite being a
happily married man, Mr W. had a 'friend' (female/ not paid for) with
whom he shared his hotel room - it was also rumoured that the News of
the World had documented evidence of this.
Paul
|
35.1313 | bye | VESSA::WATTERSON | Don't mention sheep | Fri Dec 02 1994 09:49 | 9 |
| Well, seeing as my life at digital as a humble contractor is ending
today (I've got another contract much closer to home),I thought I'd say
goodbye and good luck to all footy noters.
I can't promise I won't turn up in digital again, but you can have a
rest from me for three months at least......
Watty
|
35.1314 | | YUPPY::PANES | I think therefore I ambient | Fri Dec 02 1994 09:58 | 11 |
|
Watty,
Who knows, but next time you come back , Everton might be top (sheep) dogs
in the Endsleigh.
Give my regards to Senegal Fields,
Stuart
|
35.1316 | we never did have that drink! | COMICS::HAWLEYI | You ain't seen me...roit?! | Fri Dec 02 1994 10:25 | 11 |
|
Watty,
Dear Friend, Dear Heart, Living Inspiration...
P!$$ off!
Ian.
|
35.1317 | | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Fri Dec 02 1994 10:31 | 8 |
|
Paul,
All the best....the Evertone note will not sound the same without
you.!!!
Cheers,
Dezzz.
|
35.1318 | See you again | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Fri Dec 02 1994 10:47 | 5 |
|
Good luck Paul
/Stefan
|
35.1319 | All the best, Paul. | UPROAR::LEMP | We danced the Lumbago till dawn | Fri Dec 02 1994 10:52 | 1 |
|
|
35.1320 | | RTFM1::GENIE::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon - 761 4831 | Fri Dec 02 1994 10:54 | 8 |
|
Watty,
good luck old boy.
JBG
and may you come back in the next life as a blade of grass 8-)
|
35.1321 | TTFN | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Fri Dec 02 1994 11:25 | 11 |
|
a bit of deja-vu with all these farewells to Mr Watty...
Anyway, does that mean you might be able to dazzle us with your
footballing wizardry on Monday nights???? or are you still too far to
travel???
all the best and all that c**p....
Mac
|
35.1322 | | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Fri Dec 02 1994 14:01 | 8 |
| Re: A few back "The Everton note won't sound the same"
Quite true, in fact it probably won't be making any noise at all !
Best of luck Watty. I hope you're not leaving cos you got the huff with
Matt the Prat (it rhymes much better the Matt the Sheep).
Jerry.
|
35.1324 | | GENIE::BOLGER | Funny Scotty,now beam down my clothes! | Fri Dec 02 1994 14:13 | 1 |
| Come back Matt we love you really ;-)
|
35.1325 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | � Ne�-Max�-Z��n-Dweeb�e | Fri Dec 02 1994 14:52 | 3 |
| Good luck Paul ,
and may the rates rise to meet you.
|
35.1326 | | RTFM1::GENIE::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon - 761 4831 | Tue Dec 06 1994 07:52 | 8 |
|
Everton brushed aside Leeds last night in a convincing 3:0 home
victory. That makes it 3 wins out of 3 for new manager Joe Royle and
now unbeaten in the last 6 games. They move above Villa into 19th place
as a result & meet Villa away on Saturday (I wanted to have this match
as the predictions game but somebody beat me to it 8-(.
JBG
|
35.1327 | where is Paul | WOTVAX::NEARYM | Michael Neary | Wed Dec 07 1994 14:05 | 5 |
| Hi JBG,
Is there anyone out there who knows where Paul new contract is
if its back up here.
Mick.
|
35.1328 | ....... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Dec 07 1994 14:49 | 4 |
|
ICL in Manchester.
Dave...
|
35.1329 | thanks | WOTVAX::NEARYM | Michael Neary | Wed Dec 07 1994 19:30 | 4 |
| Hi Dave
Cheers for that Dave.
mick.
|
35.1330 | same thing? | COMICS::HAWLEYI | You ain't seen me...roit?! | Thu Dec 08 1994 09:37 | 6 |
|
Dave,
He told me it was Zeneca?
Ian.
|
35.1331 | ici & zenica | WOTVAX::NEARYM | Michael Neary | Thu Dec 08 1994 13:40 | 5 |
| Hi Dave 7 Ian,
ICI & Zenica are the same, Zenica took over the ICI plants
as far as I,m aware.
cheers mick.
|
35.1332 | Straitjacket for Mr Royle, nurse... | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Nogbad the Bad | Fri Dec 09 1994 15:01 | 26 |
|
Are you bunch REALLY going to buy Duncan Ferguson ???
And if so, are you REALLY going to pay 4 million quid for him ???
You need your brains testing !!! He is no more than a half decent
old fashioned centre forward at best, and at worst he is a downright
liability as Rangers can demonstrate. He would be in prison right now if
it wasn't for those expensive clever laywers employed by Rangers to get
him off, and he still has a court case pending against him. The Fiscal said
at the time it was absolutely his last warning, so they are bound to jump
on him with both feet. What good is a four million pound player sitting
in the pokey ? Not to mention a ten (or is it 12) match ban waiting in
the wings. Mark my words, you will regret this purchase just as Rangers
did. Why not learn from their mistake and not touch him with several
bargepoles ? If you need a big striker there must be others around.
(Admittedly I can't think of any offhand.)
OK I admit it, I just don't want to see Rangers get out of jail (sic)
on this one. They made the initial mistake and they shouldn't get off by
passing it on to someone else. Especially as they will use the money to
buy somebody decent and then they will be even further ahead of the rest
of us ...
Mr T Burns of Glasgow.
|
35.1333 | What is the world coming to ? (Ravel's Bolero) | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Nogbad the Bad | Wed Dec 14 1994 11:13 | 9 |
|
Official. Everton have more money than sense.
Duncan Ferguson signs for 4.25 million squid (give or take a couple).
I despair.
Malc.
|
35.1334 | | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Wed Dec 14 1994 11:18 | 4 |
| Bit of a waste of money given that he's either going inside for a while
and/or being suspended for approx. 12 games.
Stuart
|
35.1335 | Is there anybody there ? | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Nogbad the Bad | Wed Dec 14 1994 11:34 | 6 |
|
The smart money says both.
BTW are there no Everton supporters left now that Paul Watterson
has gone ?
|
35.1336 | 4m for drunken Duncan ??? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Dec 19 1994 09:39 | 20 |
|
Yes there still is some Toffee,s around but we are still in shock
spending 4m on Ferguson !!!
I presume EL JOE knows more than us ,maybe Dunc is banging them in
on the training ground or something but 4m ???????
Everton have set a club record by going 7 games without conceding
a goal (and yes i was calling for Southalls blood not too long ago)
It,s a pity that we are still where we are in the league tables
PSSS Dont mention the "R" word in this topic ..
Cheers
Liam
|
35.1337 | EXILED BLUE | SNOFS1::MARSHGRAHAM | | Thu Dec 22 1994 03:55 | 1 |
|
|
35.1338 | EXILED BLUE | SNOFS1::MARSHGRAHAM | | Thu Dec 22 1994 04:02 | 10 |
|
I'M A VERY EXILED BLUE WORKING IN DIGITAL RHODES SYDNEY WITH NO
KNOWLEDGE OF COMPUTERS AND AM VERY SADDENED THAT NO ONE IS KEEPING ME
INFORMED WITH THE EXPLOITS OF THE RESURGENT BLUES.COULD SOMEONE PLEASE
INFORM ME OF ANY SNIPPETTS OF INFO.
PS AM I THE ONLY ONE THAT THINKS DRUNKEN DUNCANS A GOOD BUY CAN ANY
HUNS BACK ME UP ON THIS OR ARE YOU STLL CRYING.
|
35.1339 | I agree | KIRKTN::AMILLAR | Films Process Response Team | Thu Dec 22 1994 06:43 | 12 |
|
Hello,
I agree with you. I think Dunc will prove to be a good buy for
Everton. He is well renowned for his heading ability and time will tell
just how good his body swerves are 8-))
Joking apart, I think he does have a lot of potential, and it will
be up to Everton to give him the chance to pay back the fee. I also
think that he can become one of the greatest Scottish players of all
time. (No jokes about the current squad please!)
Archie
|
35.1340 | Grumpy head on this morning. Xmas? Bah! Humbug! | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | | Thu Dec 22 1994 08:51 | 7 |
| Hello.
Please take the caps lock off. It is very rude to shout.
Thankyou.
Deaf of Reading
|
35.1341 | Try Internet | STKOFF::SPERSSON | Pas de probleme | Thu Dec 22 1994 10:23 | 19 |
|
Hi MARSHGRAHAM,
Welcome to ::Football.
There is another way to get news on Everton and that is to subscribe
to the Internet mailing list.
The Internet address is [email protected]
If you've got an ALL-IN-1 account you should be able to address the
list by [email protected]@INTERNET (if that doesn't work ask your
local friendly IS people how to access the Internet)
Put the word "subscribe" in the message and you're on the list.
cheers,
Stefan
|
35.1342 | Have a Royal new year !!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Dec 23 1994 16:24 | 15 |
|
A Merry Christmas to all the Noters in this conference ,especially
All the BLUENOSES ...
And lets hope we have a better and brighter new year for 1995...
Cheers
Liam
|
35.1343 | A long way away... | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Wed Dec 28 1994 16:18 | 7 |
|
>> Please take the caps lock off. It is very rude to shout.
Ah come on now....he's coming in from Australia....
Dezzz.
|
35.1344 | EXILED BLUE | SNOFS1::MARSHGRAHAM | | Fri Jan 06 1995 05:09 | 15 |
| AS it is the start os long campaign towards WEMBLEY.I thought I'd add a
song for good luck.
HERE WE GO HERE WE GO
EVERTON IS THE BEST WE ALL KNOW
WERE THE TEAM WERE SUPREME
WERE EVERTON AND WE'LL
BE EVERTON FOREVER
I COULD BORE YOU WITH OTHER 4 VERSUS BUT AS I'M ONLY NEW I WON'T PUSH
MY LUCK
GRAHAM
F
|
35.1345 | Isn't punctuation a wonderful thing? | TRUCKS::SANT | Relax - I do believe it's working! | Fri Jan 06 1995 09:40 | 4 |
|
I think "Were the team" and "Were supreme" say it all, really ;-)
Andy.
|
35.1346 | far too nice | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Stuart Stratford IS Don Howe | Fri Jan 06 1995 10:07 | 5 |
|
Come on Andy, when were they ever "the team" or "supreme"???
You're far too charitable for your own good!
Ian.
|
35.1347 | | AYOV16::IREID | Our day will come...... | Fri Jan 06 1995 11:49 | 8 |
|
Exiled Blue,
It seems that you are a Rangers fan from your mad
rantings so I thought that I would tell you there is a
Black Boa..sorry Rangers Topic in this conference. No.47.
Choppers The Tim
|
35.1348 | THE F A CUP MARCH STARTS | SNOFS1::MARSHGRAHAM | | Sun Jan 08 1995 22:53 | 16 |
| I don't know what made you think I'm one of those bigoted HUNS.I'M
actually a TIM who's spent many a hour at PARKHEAD and I've even seen
them win somethink.I was converted when one of my mates dragged me to
the FORREST GROUND to see the UEFA game agianst FORREST as i was the
only one who could drive and have been a convert ever since even though
I'M ORANGE B******.Anyway back to the mighty BLUES I think you could be
gettin a few more versus even though it's a tough draw away from home.I
stayed up to listen to world service bitin my nails even though the red
s***e were the comentary match spawny b***** but you know there record
at that dump against lower division teams COME ON YOU BLUES. F
I would be gratefull if anyone could provide me with the draw as it
takes a few days to get over here in the papers
THANKS EXILED BLUE
|
35.1349 | We march on !!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Jan 09 1995 08:49 | 18 |
|
Everton stormed (@#) to a magnificent victory over Derby County .
(well we won 1-0 ,a rare goal from Andy Hinchcliff,who incidently
is becoming a vital part of the Blues team lately).
We now meet Bristol city/ Stoke city away on the 27/28/29 of Jan in
the next round.
Duncan Ferguson goes to court today ,charged with headbutting someone
The Scottish F.A will be watching with interest and will proably decide
his ban (if any) depending on todays verdict .
Arsenal away on saturday and three points a must .......
Liam
|
35.1350 | Chibber Ferguson (AKA Norman Stanley Fletcher) | PAKORA::JJACK | | Mon Jan 09 1995 19:41 | 11 |
|
Dunk the Drunk's imminent spell of porridge, was put on hold today
after his court case was adjourned to May 9th. This means that when he's
found guilty of headbutting (oops...allegedly headbutting) John McStay,
he'll serve his time during the close season.
Perhaps Joe Royle's search for a striker can now be put on hold for a
while.
Heard on the radio today that he was knocked back in a 2nd bid for
Villa's Dean Saunders.
|
35.1351 | | UPROAR::LEMP | There ain't no sanity clause | Wed Jan 11 1995 08:57 | 12 |
| After Joe Royle heard about Andy Cole's move to Salford he was straight
on the phone to Old Trafford enquiring about the availability of Mark
Hughes. Reports in the paper say he's prepared to offer the three year
contract that Hughes wants and will offer upto 2.5 m pounds. Seems a
lot for a 31 year old.
Hughes had earlier turned down the offer of a transfer to Newcastle as
part of that deal. He would be more likely to accept an invitation from
Everton as this would tie in with his domestic arrangements - he's
currently having a house built in Cheshire.
Paul.
|
35.1352 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | The wonderful thing about tiggers... | Wed Jan 11 1995 09:22 | 1 |
| Man U. have accepted the 2.5 million offer, so it's now up to Sparky.
|
35.1353 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Wed Jan 11 1995 09:28 | 11 |
| >> Man U. have accepted the 2.5 million offer, so it's now up to Sparky.
Matt,
Where did you hear/read this ? I would be surprised if Utd let Hughes
go now. Apart from anything else, Cole is cup-tied. Utd need a
striker for the FA Cup.
Dave
|
35.1354 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | The wonderful thing about tiggers... | Wed Jan 11 1995 10:01 | 4 |
| I read it in the "Super soaraway 22p" Sun. Headline : Royle lands Sparky.
Mark Hughes is apparently "thinking it over"...."after Man United accepted a
2.5m bid". Fergie doesn't mind selling him, now, presumably because of all
that pulava about the contracts not so long ago.
|
35.1355 | Hello Hughsey | AYOV16::IREID | Our day will come...... | Wed Jan 11 1995 11:04 | 8 |
| Just heard onn the Net from someone that heard on the Radio,
that Mark Hughes has joined Everton for =A32.5M(what is that,
I think it might be meant to be 3.25)which is al lot of money
for an *old* man.
Choppers
|
35.1356 | Pi**ed Off | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Wed Jan 11 1995 11:37 | 2 |
| If this is true, then Fergie must be absolutely mad - to lose Gillespie
and Hughes (and 3m quid) for Andy Cole is barmy.
|
35.1357 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Jan 11 1995 11:42 | 12 |
|
I totally disagree, I'd say Ferguson must be laughing. He's recouped
half the money for Cole on a player that is over 30 and was on his way
out anyway. Cole is a great prospect, and that money was enevitable
after Super kenny payed �5M for Sutton.
Everton are mad, �4m for a drunken jock, and now this, they must be
desperate.
I might even ring Watty and laugh at him.
Dave...
|
35.1358 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Wed Jan 11 1995 11:48 | 15 |
| I think Fergie is wrong on 2 points :
First, I would have wanted until after the season had ended. Utd need
a striker for the FA Cup and with injuries/suspensions Fergie had lots
of options keeping Hughes.
Secondly, Hughes is vital to the way Utd play. More often than not,
Bruce, Pallister and Irwin are content to hoof the ball upfield for
Hughes. He is one of the best in the business at holding the ball
waiting for teammates to arrive. Cole cannot do this yet. His arrival
INSTEAD of Hughes means a totally different way of playing. One that
may in the long term be more suited to Utd, but its a crazy time to
start arsing around with the system at this stage in the season.
Dave
|
35.1359 | Fools and their money are soon parted ... | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Ooh, ooh, Mr Peevely | Wed Jan 11 1995 11:49 | 9 |
|
1357 spot on. Everton should be carted off to the loony bin en bloc.
I can only think that they've discovered a tunnel into the Royal Mint,
or perhaps their Chairman wins the lottery and the pools and the
premium bonds every week. They wouldn't like to make me an offer for
my car, by any chance ?
Malc.
|
35.1360 | >>><< | SSMPRD::MBONINI | | Wed Jan 11 1995 13:05 | 4 |
| re -2
what time of the season do you start arsing around then????
|
35.1361 | ..or when you sign Justin Fashanu | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Wed Jan 11 1995 13:19 | 3 |
| >>what time of the season do you start arsing around then????
When the system ain't working !
|
35.1362 | where is Justin Fashenu | SSMPRD::MBONINI | | Wed Jan 11 1995 15:14 | 7 |
| re -1
how do you define that then ..... if you've just gone out of the
Champions league or if you're bottom or what???
|
35.1363 | Contract - Hughes | REOSV3::HOUSEN | World famous brick hypnotist | Wed Jan 11 1995 15:19 | 10 |
| Re: .1358
Regardless of whether Ferguson should have bought Cole/sold Hughes - If he had
waited till the end of the season, I believe that Hughes would have been `out
of contract' and therefore unlikely to command the sama transfer fee.
To Everton, having a decent, proven player for 2-3 years seems to be a good bet.
If he brings any measure of success, then they'll recoup the transfer fee.
Norman
|
35.1364 | Going down will cost them �5m | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Good Grief, Penfold | Wed Jan 11 1995 15:44 | 4 |
| Lets face it, if Everton stay up as a result of signing Hughes then
they will have got their money's worth in one season.
Stuart
|
35.1365 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Wed Jan 11 1995 16:16 | 10 |
| re.1363
I appreciate the point about Hughes being "out of contract" and
commanding less of a fee, but come on, are Utd really bothered about
losing say 1m quid on the Hughes transfer ? They sold Dublin for 2m,
have made 11m profit, and they have a new kit out ! That's the thing
that really pi$$es me off - if they're selling Hughes to recoup some money,
then that's boll**ks.
Dave
|
35.1366 | | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Good Grief, Penfold | Wed Jan 11 1995 16:22 | 12 |
| Dave
Utd are in a difficult situation. They have spent a lot of money and
want to recoup. That's normal. What isn't normal is that they have to
show the Stock Exchange that they are running the business on a sound
commercial basis. The fact of the matter is that Hughes is a good
player who has 3/4 years left at the top and to sell him now when they
will get a decent wedge is better business sense than leaving it until
July when he's out of contract and a tribunal will value him at about
�1.25m
Stuart
|
35.1367 | This way for the cynical note ... | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Ooh, ooh, Mr Peevely | Wed Jan 11 1995 16:24 | 7 |
|
Dave, maybe they have to finance another exorbitant hike in salary
for Paul Mince who is no doubt having a tantrum because Andy Cole earns
more money than him.
Malc (in a bitchy mood).
|
35.1368 | Bitchiness spreads | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Good Grief, Penfold | Wed Jan 11 1995 16:44 | 7 |
| Malc
Ince has probably got a deal which automatically gives him a payrise
when somebody comes in on a higher wage. Wouldn't surprise me if he was
the agent who brokered the deal. Gives him 20% of the signing on fee.
Stuart
|
35.1369 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Wed Jan 11 1995 16:45 | 19 |
| re:.1366
Stuart,
Yeah, you're right. The club is now being run by accounts. Even so,
if they're only gaining around 1m by selling him now, why dont they
offload players like Brian McClair ? Surely he's worth a million of
anybodys money !
re:.1367
Malc,
That time of the month is it, eh ?
Dave
|
35.1370 | Yes, Dave.................Payday! | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Ooh, ooh, Mr Peevely | Wed Jan 11 1995 16:57 | 1 |
|
|
35.1371 | Court in session... | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Ooh, ooh, Mr Peevely | Thu Jan 12 1995 10:34 | 17 |
|
There appears to be a rather embarrassed silence concerning
yesterdays rumour about Mark Hughes transfering to Everton which I for
one fell for hook line and sinker.
So, not that I'm one to point fingers and apportion blame, but ...
Everybody who didn't start yesterday's rumour take one pace forward ...
Where do you think you're going, Choppers the Tim ?
|
35.1372 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | The wonderful thing about tiggers... | Thu Jan 12 1995 10:49 | 2 |
| I'm afraid the Sun started the rumour, so let's wait and see whether anything
happens over the next week, eh?
|
35.1373 | Sexy vicars night of sin | AYOV29::DUTY93_MALC | Ooh, ooh, Mr Peevely | Thu Jan 12 1995 11:02 | 6 |
|
What ? The British press (loose term) get something wrong ? Did
they actually print it as a fact or speculation, Matt ?
Malc.
|
35.1374 | A Daily Sport reader writes | REOSV3::STRATFORDS | Good Grief, Penfold | Thu Jan 12 1995 11:04 | 7 |
| Malc
With the Sun, even the facts they print are speculation. Nobody could
ever accuse that particular paper of checking details. After all, why
let the truth get in the way of a good story.
Stuart
|
35.1375 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | The wonderful thing about tiggers... | Thu Jan 12 1995 11:11 | 1 |
| Who knows? They printed it as fact, but it could quite conceivably be wrong.
|
35.1376 | Sparky | AYOV16::IREID | Our day will come...... | Fri Jan 13 1995 13:44 | 5 |
| The reason I started writing in about it is 'cos I read on the
net that he had joined Everton, from someone who said he heard in the radio.(puff! pant!)
Choppers
|
35.1377 | Spend Spend Spend ..... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jan 13 1995 17:31 | 25 |
|
I believe the transfer deadline is sunday ?? If so then Hughes must
make up his mind today ..If he comes to Goodison and we stay up
he will be worth the $2.5 m.Everton have spent nearly 12m already in
the last 9mts and look where they are ..
IN
2.1m Samways
3.0m Amochacki
4.3m Ferguson
1.6m Limpar
.3m Parkinson
.3m ? Rowatt
1.1m Burrows (cottee as 1m plus 100k cash )
A lot of money for not a lot of return ........
Liam
|
35.1378 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Fri Jan 13 1995 17:33 | 3 |
| Just think, for all that you could have had Andy Cole and 5million quid
left over - I'm beginning to think Utd haven't been so stupid after
all !
|
35.1379 | EXILED BLUE | SNOFS1::MARSHGRAHAM | | Thu Jan 26 1995 22:27 | 14 |
| Well it worked last time so for good luck vurse number 2
HERE WE GO HERE WE GO
SIDE BY SIDE
AS WE SING ALONG TOGERTHER
E-V-E-R-T-O-N
WERE EVERTON AND WE'LL BE EVERTON FOREVER
F
|
35.1380 | Bring on the Toon Army.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Feb 01 1995 16:21 | 26 |
|
Long time no reply ..but i,m busy closing the clo in dublin .
Everton play their match in hand against Newcastle tonight
I,d settle for a point at this stage ..
I will be over at the Norwich match on saturday (Earl Barretts
home debut) and will be meeting Watty for a pint or six.
I will pass on any messages (etc debt notices )to him etc
Joe Royal splashed out $1.7 m on Earl Barrett .I like this
player and think he will do well with the blues ,it,s an area
where we were weak .Surely this spells the end to Ablett
(any offers will be considered 8-)8-) )
Best of luck tonight ,rumour has it that Brett Angell
is the frontman tonight as Ferguson is suspended and both
Rideout (the devil) and Barlow (jigsaw) are injured .
Cheers
Liam
|
35.1381 | | GENIE::GOODEJ | Mr Dragon - 761 4831 | Thu Feb 02 1995 08:24 | 12 |
|
Liam,
sorry to be the bringer of bad news but......Everton held out until
the 61st minute when....
Earl Barrett got sent off on his debut. Then, in the 62nd minute......
another Everton player got himself sent off.
Newcastle scored 2 in the last 15 minutes to take all the points & drop
Everton down to 5th from bottom again.
|
35.1382 | from the academy of soccer science... | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Thu Feb 02 1995 09:27 | 2 |
|
2 sending offs and 4 bookings.
|
35.1383 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Thu Feb 02 1995 12:25 | 5 |
| Re .-1, yes, Keegan was quoted saying the same as Roy Evans did after Liverpol
played Everton. Of course,this could be just the Liverpool mafia
sticking together!
g
|
35.1384 | | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Thu Feb 02 1995 12:57 | 6 |
|
Yeah, but at least Newcastle got a result.....
Talk about inconsistency....
Dezzz.
|
35.1385 | Keegan Another MOAN.. | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Feb 02 1995 17:34 | 22 |
|
Joe Royle has made no bones about they way Everton have to play (for
the moment) to get out of where they are .I totally agree with him.
Everton must survive FIRST and then we can play the sort of flowing
football that we are famous for .As for last night ,the referee was
a disgrace (according to ST Joe) and he has never seen the like of it
in his 30 years in football.Remember Joe Royal is not a moaner like
some across the park .
Everton struggled to put out a team last night but were holding
on in "the fortress" as Keegan likes to call ST james park ,They
even missed a couple of good chances early on in the game .
The radio 5 commemtator also agreed with Royal about the ref ..
Roll on saturday against the canaries ...........
Liam
|
35.1386 | Atshoooooooooooooo | DRBEN::MPURDY | Geordie in Bayern, on missionary work ! | Fri Feb 03 1995 08:43 | 15 |
| Re: -1
>>Everton struggled to put out a team
So did Newcastle. Half the team out with Flu and Andy Cole sold to Man U for 7M
(would have been 10M if he didn't have a shin splints problem :-) )
>> The radio 5 commemtator also agreed with Royal about the ref ..
Must have been Alan "Wot a wonderful stadium to grace the premier league, The
referee is diabolical!!, Ooh I love the sound of my own voice" Green...
He seems to get worse with every game.
Mike
|
35.1387 | He's sooooooo funnnnnyyyyy... | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Fri Feb 03 1995 12:33 | 4 |
|
Alan Green...yes he is a little over the top...
Dezzz.
|
35.1388 | Anyway that we can !!!!! 3points . | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Feb 08 1995 12:57 | 27 |
|
Everton beat Norwich 2-1 but were made to sweat...
Graham Stuart scored on the 44th minute with a lovely tru ball from
Hincliff ,to split the defence and slide it past the keeper.
1-0 at half-time but hardly deserved as Norwich had most of the
possesion.The Blues started the second-half a lot smarter and
Rideout(the devil) made it two-nil in the 66th minute when
Samways (who was a major influence on the game when he came on
for the injured Parkinson) rounded the Norwich right-full and
sent an inch perfect cross to the devil ,waiting at the back-post.
Everton eased off the pedal and it nearly cost them the match ...
Milligan scored with about 10 minutes to go and after a bit of a
scramble The blues hung on for three valuable points ..
Cheers
Liam
p.s. Met Watty and Mrs Watty for a few pints after the match and he was
asking for you all
|
35.1389 | Stuff the Canaries again ???? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed Feb 15 1995 11:25 | 18 |
|
A hard earned point in Upton Park against the Happy Hammers
with TC scoring twice against us but Rideout and Limpar
scoring to level ,deservedly,the match .
This point lifted us three places and we are now out of
relagation zone but only just . 3 points off Villa and
Arsenal ...
The next league match is against Manu at Goodison and i have
my plane seat booked along with 60 other blues fans from Ireland.
Norwich at home on saturday in the F.A. cup
Liam
|
35.1390 | Better Than Nothing | YUPPY::ANDERSONR | They weren't even 2nd to the ball | Fri Feb 17 1995 12:43 | 51 |
|
A few comments, in my brief sortie back into Notes [ Mr 'Fab-Eagle'
YUPPY::PATEMAN is working me too hard ;-) ] - I was at Upton Park on
Monday to see my second professional games of the season. It certainly
beat the first (Gillingham vs. Rochdale) for entertainment value.
Both teams played some half-decent football without ever looking like
theatening to score too often. Everton should feel a little aggrieved
that they only went away with 1 point as they had more of a clue than
West Ham.
Player critiques :
For West Ham
Ludo looked surprisingly solid in goal and handled better than I've ever
seen him do before.
Moncur showed a few neat touches without ever grabbing control of the
midfield. Hutchinson & Boere also showed some good close control.
Cottee proved again that given the occasion, he can produce quality.
Dicks looked exactly what he is, an overweight thug lacking in any form
of finesse.
For Everton
There was no real evidence of an understanding between Rideout and
drunken Duncan, though I was impressed with Ferguson's close control,
which for such a big guy is excellent.
Limpar looked a class above the rest when he came on, though he
apparently has rarely produced the goods for Everton
Watson, for the most part, showed that age is not a barrier to being a
sound centre-back in the Premiership.
Stewart was industrious, but to little great effect.
Ebbrell, Horne, and Ablett were little more than useless.
The overall impression was of some neat moves (by both sides) let down
by a lack of incisiveness (Cottee's 1st & Limpar's goals aside) and
poor final ball.
At #4.50 per goal in an average seat (West Stand), I think I'll save up
and wait to see a decent team at Wembley next month for my next game
(March 19th - Anglo-Italian Cup-Final)
Rob
|
35.1391 | Toffee,s 5 Canaries 0 ..YES !!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Feb 20 1995 12:43 | 18 |
|
Everton blitzed Norwich on saturday 5-0 with goals from
Limpar ,Parkinson ,Rideout ,Ferguson and Stuart .
From the reports it could have been more ,,We have a tough
week ahead with Leeds on wednesday night ,who are bound to
be smarting over their defeat against United yesterday and
then We have United at home on saturday ,I would settle
for two points from these games but with the Blues flying
high we might just sneak a win or two ....
Cheers
Liam
|
35.1392 | Beat the Champs (chumps !!) 1-0 | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Mar 03 1995 14:58 | 20 |
|
Beaten by Leeds 1-0 on wednesday (only 7 minutes left )
but made up for it on saturday by beating the Mancs 1-0
with the Big Dunc elevating himself to near Cult status
on the blue half of merseyside .
I went over on a day trip last saturday and nearly didn,t
come home after the celebrations ....
Leicester on saturday ,again we have to win it ,I,d settle
for a 1-0 win ..
Cheers
Liam
|
35.1393 | Watty is alive and well. | MUGGER::HUGHESS | Huw Williams, Solutions Support Group, 851 2686 | Thu Mar 09 1995 09:24 | 15 |
| I'm Paul Watterson's cousin, the good looking one. The last I saw of
him he was forming his own team of blue noses in S.C.U.M. territory
(rearrange the letters if you haven't seen this one before). Anyway as
you will probably guessed he especially enjoyed himself 2 Monday's
ago. :-)
Bad result last night, running out of games and we picked up injuries
before (Hincliffe broke down in training) and Parkinson stretched off.
But hey look on the bright side Jigsaw scored.
Forest 2 Everton 1
SImon
|
35.1394 | Look over your shoulder | WOTVAX::MACDONALDI | Stalybridge Celtic | Fri Mar 10 1995 10:48 | 17 |
|
RE: -1
Welcome back Si...
Good to hear your unbiased and objective comments regarding football,
so your at least in the right note :-)
Just remember where you are working, as comments in your note may
easily offend.
Me, I'll just laugh in your face when your lot go DOWN :-)
IM
regards to Watty if you see him again
|
35.1395 | Europe here we come!!!! | MUGGER::HUGHESS | SOLUTIONS SUPPORT GROUP | Mon Mar 13 1995 09:24 | 12 |
| YYYYYYYYYYYYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Everton 1-0 Toon Army
Watson 66 Att 35,000 ish
WHAt a result! but we may be without Ferguson for the semi due to
suspension. The club is appealing against a 4 match ban.
Everton v Spurs semi final draw on april 9th.
|
35.1396 | The Dream Spoilers !!!!!!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Mar 14 1995 09:02 | 18 |
|
The Blue,s stormed to a semi-final place in the F.A. cup on sunday
with a 1-0 win over the most-fancied Newcastle.
And now we are out to spoil the "dream cup-final" Spurs Vs Utd
according to the papers.
More importantly (and i do mean it ) with have a league game
with City tomorrow which is a six pointer .If we win we go
above them .
Everton are appealing Big Dunc,s proable 4 match suspension
for being sent off against Leicester,which was even to neutrals
was harsh .
Liam
|
35.1397 | More Spurs bias by the FA ... | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | Jones the Steam | Wed Mar 15 1995 10:57 | 7 |
|
The angelic Duncan lost his appeal against his sending off and
therefore misses the Cup semi-final. That should guarantee a Spurs-Utd
final I would say.
Malc.
|
35.1398 | I'm not one to gossip but..Oh alright I will anyway | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Goodbye shorts, hello football! | Wed Mar 15 1995 11:19 | 11 |
| An interesting point came out of Hans Segers arrest yesterday. The
footage that I saw accompanying the report was that of the last game of
last season. Could it be that the media are trying to indicate that
Everton stayed up because Segers took a bribe?
If it's proven that he did take a bribe and Everton stayed up as a
consequence, will the FA relegate Everton?
I think we should be told.
Stuart
|
35.1399 | Watty's a worried man... | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Wed Mar 15 1995 12:14 | 9 |
|
I spoke to Paul Watterson last night, and he's worried about Everton
getting into serious trouble over this. He told me at the time of the
Everton v Wombles game there were rumours flying around that the
Wombles had thrown the game, but nothing ever came of it.
Imagine, losing in the FA Cup semi final, and getting relegated.
Dave...
|
35.1400 | | ZUR01::ASH | Grahame Ash @RLE | Wed Mar 15 1995 12:36 | 9 |
| Isn't there a link missing here? I thought the 'thrown games' were to do with
these Malaysian betting rings, who presumably don't care if Everton stay up or
not - except they get better odds. Surely Everton could only get into trouble
if it was proved that they instigated the bribes. And anyway, you've got more
chance of going down by natural causes I reckon!
[Please insert "alleged" wherever required above]
grahame
|
35.1401 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Goodbye shorts, hello football! | Wed Mar 15 1995 12:52 | 8 |
| Grahame
But how would the FA know that Everton weren't behind it?
If there is any doubt about Segers honesty, I think that the FA should
relegate Everton just to be on the safe side.
Stuart
|
35.1402 | curiouser and curiouser.... | IRNBRU::HOWARD | Lovely day for a Guinness | Wed Mar 15 1995 13:13 | 10 |
| Didn't Mr Segers make a mess of a situation that led to TGFTITW beating
them 1-0 recently????
This thing gets worse by the minute....If TGFTITW are bribing keepers
as well then they should be relegated to the Vauxhall Conference and
barred from the FA Cup until the year 2000....
8*) <----
Ray....(no smoke without fire!)
|
35.1403 | Ray, couldn't agree more 8^))) | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Goodbye shorts, hello football! | Wed Mar 15 1995 13:37 | 1 |
|
|
35.1404 | Seger's Megadive sticks Toffees in a Jam. | YUPPY::OHAGANB | Short On the Sleeves Luv! | Wed Mar 15 1995 13:53 | 7 |
| The great Everton comeback against Wimbledon was probably not so
great after all. I remember being ever so slightly cynical on
watching those rather soft goals go in at the time. Ha! I smelt
a rat then and now the cats out of the bag and it's more fishy
than Everton's recent salmon-pink away shirt.
barry.
|
35.1405 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | The West is the Best | Wed Mar 15 1995 14:15 | 3 |
| <------
More cliches than an Alan Partridge/John Motson Commentary team.
|
35.1406 | Conference fan | KERNEL::WITHALLG | We Don't Do Duvets ....... | Wed Mar 15 1995 16:30 | 6 |
|
We don't want them in the Conference. Diadora Div 3 South I say.
Cheating gets.
|
35.1407 | A point | BLKPUD::HUGHESS | noname | Thu Mar 16 1995 09:14 | 11 |
| Everton 1 City 1
Unsworth Guadino
Att 28ish
Penalty by Unsworth in the 80th minute apparently rescued a point for
Everton. City were down to 10 men after Phealen was set off after 60
mins. I'm afraid to say this but the games are running out, and we are
still well in it. We might not be able to call on a Hans Segers this
time ;-)
|
35.1408 | | KIRKTN::SNEIL | J.A.F.O | Fri Apr 14 1995 23:55 | 7 |
|
Everton 2 Newcastle 0
|
35.1409 | Danni Ammo does the Biz.... | SIOG::DAWSON | | Tue Apr 18 1995 10:00 | 20 |
|
Everton continued their good run when they outplayed Newcastle
on (very) good friday .Two goals from Danni Ammo ,four in a week,
ensured three valuable points for the Blues ..
Not much comment in this file about the Blues destruction of Spurs
in the semi-final of the F.A. cup but there you go !!!!
I know where I,ll be on the 20th may (he he he ).
A valuable point away against Sheffield Wednesday yesterday keeps
our head above water but only just..
Cheers
Liam
|
35.1410 | Everton for the cup | WOTVAX::NEARYM | VINI..VIDI..VICI | Tue Apr 25 1995 18:05 | 12 |
| Hey
Where is our Watty, who has got all the tickets for the final, I
estimate the score to be.
Everton 1 Man u 0
If anyone gets any tickets they don't want let us know.
Cheers
Mick.
|
35.1411 | | LEMAN::SIMPSON | Stephen Simpson@GEO, DTN:821 5105 | Wed Apr 26 1995 14:18 | 7 |
| It had better be a better match than the last final between these clubs
- was it really 10 years ago?!
Moran sent off, then that inch-perfect curling left footer from Whiteside.
United then sat back and defended until the final whistle.
-Steve
|
35.1412 | Relagation (the impossible nightmare ) | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon May 08 1995 12:24 | 21 |
|
Three points from three home games just isint good enough !!!
Everton have done it to me again ,just when we thought we would
pull away we are dropped right in it again .
Ipswich tomorrow night and we really are fighting for our
survival .I have my ticket for Wembley and my flight booked
but certainly wont enjoy it if we are relegated .
I thought after last year that we would never be in this situation
again but there you go ..
Come on you blues dont scare the s$%^ out me like this ...
Liam
|
35.1413 | Wembley wembley !!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Wed May 10 1995 18:39 | 17 |
|
A hard earned three points was won at Ipswich ..to make Everton
safe from relegation .
Ipswich had the better chances but the revitalised Big Nev
saved the blues again earning himself man-of-the-match .
Rideout scored in the 49th minute but it was really hard work to
hang on .BUT WHO CARES NOW ..
WEMBERLEY WEMBERLEY ..TELL ME MA ,ME MA ,I DONT WONT NO TEA ,NO TEA ..
LIAM
|
35.1414 | Going down.... | WSTENG::DSMITH | | Wed May 10 1995 23:56 | 11 |
|
Duncan Ferguson has been found guilty of assault following his court
case in Glasgow today. He has to return on May 25th for sentence. Given
that he already has 4 previous convictions for assualt, the last one
earning him 1 years probation, the big chappie could well be paying
an extended visit to Her Majestys Prison at Barlinnie. The maximum
sentence for his case is 3 months inside, could be the end of a
promising career.
Danny.
|
35.1415 | Wakey Wakey its Monday | JGODCL::SHERLOCK | Stop actin' t'goat | Mon May 22 1995 11:45 | 9 |
|
Bl..dy Hell, I thought this topic would be choc a bloc this morning..
I reckon everyone must be sleeping off the aftermatch binge...
Well done Everton
Tim (LUFC)
|
35.1416 | | XSTACY::JLUNDON | http://xagony.ilo.dec.com/~jlundon :-) | Mon May 22 1995 12:54 | 13 |
| Re -1
Ditto. I think Everton deserved to win. MUFC, except for a few half chances,
were the second best team on the day. The double is infamously hard to
achieve, as many teams can attest to. Last year's MUFC experience maybe
gave their fans a false impression of how difficult it really is to do.
Nowadays, everyone is out to beat them and it shows both in the way
they themselves are playing and in how opponents approach them.
Everton did the ABU club proud on Saturday. Long may it continue :-).
James.
|
35.1417 | | XSTACY::JLUNDON | http://xagony.ilo.dec.com/~jlundon :-) | Tue May 23 1995 19:29 | 3 |
| Is it true:
Collymore to Everton for 9.5 million?
|
35.1418 | Talk about over-rated!!!!! | VYGER::REIDI | No huns at Hampden.... | Wed May 24 1995 10:08 | 5 |
|
On Teletext this morning it said that Everton had started the bidding
for Collymore at �7,000,000.
Choppers
|
35.1419 | star man | COMICS::HAWLEYI | The MANCS trophy cabinet is empty! | Wed May 24 1995 10:14 | 6 |
|
...and Forest have turned it down saying the price is 8.5 million.
I hope Liverpool get him as a replacement for Rush.
Ian.
|
35.1420 | I would be very surprised if he did sign.... | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Wed May 24 1995 10:51 | 20 |
|
The way I see it is like this.
Stan's playing at a good Premiership side, they came 3rd in the league
this season. They are also playing in Europe next season and he must be
on pretty good wages.
His main reasons for moving probably are, better location, better club,
better wages and better prospects. Most good players opt for
Italy/Spain for these reasons.
I reckon Stan won't move to Everton because it won't be better than
Forest and won't further his career that much. I reckon he really wants
Newcastle or Man Utd or Blackburn or Liverpool or Spurs or Arsenal.
Alternatively he may just head for Italy although I think most Italian
clubs would not pay the price tag. I mean AC Milan payed 5 million for
Weah and he must be a better buy? Stan's not worth 3.5 to 5 million
more.
Neil
|
35.1421 | | YUPPY::PANES | She tastes like the real thing | Wed May 24 1995 10:56 | 10 |
|
Stanley is a Midlands boy ( he said he couldn't settle in London ), so
that's one excuse he can't use for moving from Forest.
I couln'd see too many defences being overjoyful at the prospect of
facing an attack featuring Colleymore and Duncan Disorderly. Come to think of
it, I can't see too many bars/pubs/clubs looking forward to it either.
Stuart
|
35.1422 | From the 'net, don't blame me if it's wrong!!! | VYGER::REIDI | No huns at Hampden.... | Wed May 24 1995 16:55 | 4 |
|
Stan Collymore has joined Everton for �9.5million!!!!!
Choppers
|
35.1423 | Really .....??!!?? | SUBURB::RUTHERFORDI | Alan Rough's Greatest Slips | Wed May 24 1995 17:13 | 6 |
| Can anyone confirm this ??
I don't trust these Celtic types :-)
Ian.
|
35.1424 | we'll find out tonight... | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Wed May 24 1995 18:14 | 9 |
|
A bit quick eh? If its true then Forest must have rung around and said
"do I hear any advances on 9.5 million?" and got a resounding silence
from the other clubs.
Or is this another of Choppers' "Mark Hughes signs for Everton"
bulletins?
Neil
|
35.1425 | 9.5 million would buy a half decent team. | MASALA::DROONEY | Lifes a beach | Wed May 24 1995 23:37 | 10 |
|
Surely not.....
If Collymore is worth 9.5 million pounds at today`s prices what
price would Alan Shearer be?
It`s out of hand...
Davie.
|
35.1426 | Bloomin' internet!!!! | VYGER::REIDI | No huns at Hampden.... | Thu May 25 1995 09:48 | 4 |
|
Sorry about that, I don't think it's true!
Choppers
|
35.1427 | watch yer bum dunc | VYGER::THOMSONR | | Thu May 25 1995 14:47 | 4 |
|
Just heard that big dunc has just got 3 months.
rab.
|
35.1428 | | MASALA::GPIKE | Linlithgow Rose (magic team) | Thu May 25 1995 23:45 | 3 |
|
But he's been released on appeal.
|
35.1429 | | VARESE::TRNUX1::IDC_BSTR | Oh no! NOT Milan Kundera again! | Thu Jun 01 1995 09:54 | 9 |
| One transfer deal that the Italian press have been hinting about this
week is a swap between Everton and Inter regarding Amokachi and
Bergkamp. It may sound unlikely, but both players have failed miserably
for their respective clubs (Bergkamp even more than Amokachi) and might
benefit from a total change of environment.
Then again, Bergkamp's also been connected with Arsenal...
Dom
|
35.1430 | Didn,t we have a lovely day ,the day we went to | SIOG::DAWSON | | Fri Jun 02 1995 14:07 | 21 |
|
Not much about Wembley in here ,I,ve just got a chance now to
enter this note ,I presume most people saw the match so i
wont give a match report ,,suffice to say it was one of the
best days of my life for sheer pain and pleasure !!!
The pain being the 3-hour second-half which the Mancs threatened
to score every time they got into our half ..
The pleasure being that they failed in the above and The blues won
the cup ..
We stayed in wembley until nearly six o clock ,singing and dancing
and it,s still hitting me even today ,that after what was a disaster
of a season three weeks ago ,We stayed up and won the cup ..
Remember 83 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Liam
|
35.1431 | | TRUCKS::SANT | No sleep 'til bedtime | Fri Jun 02 1995 14:25 | 5 |
|
Liam, I'd have thought you Evertonfanswould have more reason to
remember 84. 8-)
Andy.
|
35.1432 | | XSTACY::FUNBOX::jLuNdOn | http://xagony.ilo.dec.com/~jlundon :-) | Fri Jun 02 1995 19:00 | 5 |
| Re: last few
83?
84?
|
35.1433 | | ADDULT::ROBERTSON | There's always next year!!! | Fri Jun 02 1995 19:09 | 7 |
| For the record:
1983 Man Utd V Brighton
1984 Everton v Watford
statto
|
35.1434 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Go on, give it one more turn.... | Mon Jun 05 1995 14:38 | 10 |
|
James, '84 saw the return of H.Kendall to Goodison (ie. past player
and favourite). Everton recovered from a poor league position, won
the cup, and went on the dominate English football for about 3
seasons.
I think Liam was suggesting many parallels with the current
situation at Goodison...except he got the year wrong! 8-)
Andy.
|
35.1435 | shurely shome mishtake? | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Anybody except Stuart Stratford | Mon Jun 05 1995 14:41 | 7 |
|
> and went on the dominate English football for about 3 seasons.
They put up a reasonable challenge to the mighty Liverpool, but
"dominated English football"???
Ian.
|
35.1436 | | TRUCKS::SANT | Go on, give it one more turn.... | Mon Jun 05 1995 14:45 | 9 |
|
err, League champions in 85 and 87, Runners-up 86 (to Liverpool),
ECWC winners 85, losing FA cup finalists in 86 (and 89, both to
Liverpool..).
That takes some beating, Ian. even Cunno couldn't match that lot
;-)
Andy.
|
35.1437 | I went past Amport last night | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Anybody except Stuart Stratford | Mon Jun 05 1995 14:51 | 5 |
|
What I meant was, they weren't THE dominant force, they just shared
Liverpool's dominance.
Ian.
|
35.1438 | EVERTON EUROPEAN CUP challenge denied | MUGGER::HUGHESS | SOLUTIONS SUPPORT GROUP | Mon Jun 05 1995 16:12 | 3 |
| Of course We would have been more dominant but for Heysel.........
Simon
|
35.1439 | At the hands of Liverpool FC | CHEFS::RUANEV | | Mon Jun 05 1995 17:51 | 5 |
| Yes, and everyone seems to have forgotten that!
We'll never know what could have been.
Vincent.
|
35.1440 | phew!! | TRUCKS::SANT | Go on, give it one more turn.... | Tue Jun 06 1995 15:22 | 6 |
|
> -< I went past Amport last night >-
Good decision, Ian. ;-) ;-)
Andy.
|
35.1441 | Everton ... No thank You! | MUGGER::HUGHESS | | Wed Jun 21 1995 11:43 | 9 |
| Turned down by the overpriced Collymore.... Yippee
Turned down by the overrated Armstrong... double yippee.
When are everton going to conduct a transfer anywhere other than the
back pages of the tabloids.
Simon
|
35.1442 | 2 seasons in the relegation zone | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Wed Jun 21 1995 12:14 | 21 |
|
Everton did a rebuilding job last season. Mike Walker did something,
not sure whether it was good or bad, and Joe Royle got the results.
However prior to the Cup Semi Final the overall performance was below
what you would expect from an Everton side. At this point not too many
players would consider signing for Everton if the choice was
Blackburn/Utd/Liverpool/Arsenal/Spurs etc.
After winning the FA Cup the Everton chairman got very upbeat and said
that Everton were going places and the money was there if it was
needed. The trouble is/was that the Premier position of relegation
struggler still stops your Collymore/Armstrong/Saunders etc from
considering the club. "The last two seasons were a struggle, will the
side struggle this season if I sign for them?"
I expect the toffees to now enter a contest with Forest for the
"young-player with prospects for the last 5 years" Kevin Campbell.
Or they could offer 8.5 million for a top-class European player.
Neil
|
35.1443 | delayed but here | WOTVAX::NEARYM | VINI..VIDI..VICI | Wed Jun 21 1995 12:15 | 37 |
| Hi
I've just looked at the notes about Everton cheating??? and could not
understand how people who obviously watch football week in week out!!
could even think such a thing.
Come on lets face it if there is anyone cheating in football just now
it has to be Man.U., how could they not give the goal scored at old
trafford for Blackburn which would have made it 1-1, this alone would
have won the league for Blackburn, to add to that the return leg at
Blackburn send off a Blackburn player!! when the home side were one up,
give Man.U. a penalty that never was!!!! that got them back in a game
that Blackburn had won, and they then went on to loose 4-2.
I watch football week in and week out and some
of the decisions made in Man.U. favour last season makes you think that
either they are the luckiest team ever to don a football kit or they
cheat and purchase refs.
Anyway lets face it money can get you anything in
football, for one and a half million you can bye a few points ask Alan
Sugar, on the other hand you need the big clubs with the big money in
the British game, otherwise all our good players will be playing in
Italy, and could you imagen what our national game would be like then.
Everton 1 Man.United 0
the stuff dreams are made of, if you want to know what typifies a
Man.U. fan, when Everton had beaten them I went outside and next
doors lad leans out of his window and said you didn't deserve it,
very sporting.
Mick.
|
35.1444 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Grimsby Liberation Front | Wed Jun 21 1995 12:44 | 11 |
| Neil,
I think you've hit the nail on the head there. Villa are having the same
problems signing decent players after the catastrophic 94-95 season. We've
missed (or are missing) out in the Bergkamp, Ferdinand, and Draper transfer
deals. We agreed terms with the respective clubs for both Bergkamp and Ferdinand
but were turned down by the players themselves. Draper wants to go to a big club
with some chance of success (which, ironically, we would probably have if we
could sign some players).
Mike
|
35.1445 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Billy No Mates | Wed Jun 21 1995 12:49 | 12 |
| Mike,
Is Draper acually up for sale? There seems to have been a hell of a lot
of newspaper talk about him for the last 2 years but nobody has
actually put an offer in. Does this mean that people in the game don't
actually rate him or have Leicester put a hands-off notice out to other
clubs. I recall "Judas" McGhee (as he is otherwise known as to our
Reading correspondents) saying that Draper was going to stay at
Leicester for at least another year as they believe that they will be
promoted again at the end of 1995/6 season.
Stuart
|
35.1446 | more on the Villa/Everton effect... | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Wed Jun 21 1995 13:00 | 13 |
|
I remember what Dean Saunders quouted BFR as saying when he (Saunders)
signed for Villa.
Deano: "Give me a good reason why I should sign for Villa"
BFR: "Do you want to play for the greatest team in the land and win
trophies and medals?
<dramatic pause>
"Or do you want to play for Villa?"
Neil
|
35.1447 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Grimsby Liberation Front | Wed Jun 21 1995 13:08 | 7 |
| Stuart,
Maybe that is the case I was under the impression that he was off to Trafford,
but I could be wrong. I thought he had a clause in his contract that meant he
could move if Leicester got relegated.
Mike
|
35.1448 | pleasssssssee | MUGGER::HUGHESS | | Tue Jul 11 1995 10:35 | 2 |
| Please Mr Royle, Buy Kanchelskis, He's a match winner.
|
35.1449 | MOJO,beardo,cottee,= SHORT | MUGGER::HUGHESS | | Tue Jul 18 1995 12:08 | 4 |
| Everton are finally catching up in the height league by signing
6ft 3 Craig Short in exchange for 2.4m and Gary Rowett.
Andy Hinchcliffe will have someone else to aim at when Duncs in jail.
|
35.1450 | Craig Short | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | I'm not long for this world | Tue Jul 18 1995 12:14 | 3 |
|
Never heard of him. Doesn't sound like he's very aptly named ...
|
35.1451 | | MUGGER::HUGHESS | | Tue Jul 18 1995 17:34 | 1 |
| He is going fit in well with the rest of the DOGS of WAR.
|
35.1452 | Where is all this money coming from ? | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | Death to all snarfers | Fri Jul 21 1995 09:53 | 10 |
|
On t'radio this morning :
Andrei Kansquiggle will sign for Everton today for five million
poonds, give or take tuppence ha'penny.
The world and his dog has gone mad.
Malc.
|
35.1453 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Kylie fan club | Fri Jul 21 1995 11:31 | 6 |
| In today's market, 5 mill is nowt for a player of Kancehlskis' stature.
Think of it as paying 5 million to dent the Mancs championship hopes, and you're
getting a fantastic player into the bargain.
Mike
|
35.1454 | I still think it's a lot of oojah ... | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | Death to all snarfers | Fri Jul 21 1995 11:34 | 5 |
|
> paying 5 million to dent the Mancs championship hopes
Good point.
|
35.1455 | I welcome you with beetroot soup Andrei | MUGGER::HUGHESS | | Fri Jul 21 1995 14:51 | 9 |
| YAAAHHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
What a signing, Without doubt KANkan was one of Utd most potent
players, one of the quickest, direct and most execiting players in the
premiership. Everton, now, I hope can build on last seasons recovery.
But we still might need a keeper.
Simon
|
35.1456 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Kylie fan club | Fri Jul 21 1995 15:12 | 6 |
| I'm afraid you're sadly mistaken about your new signing.
According to a lunchtime interview with Dave Edwards, well known objective
historian, Kanchelskis has always been rubbish and all the Manc fans knew it. 8-)
Mike
|
35.1457 | Kan KAn has PACE | MUGGER::HUGHESS | | Fri Jul 21 1995 16:21 | 3 |
| Its funny that. I was also speaking to a Utd fan who said KanKan was
crap and not very skilful. Sour grapes?
|
35.1458 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Disconnect brain from mouth | Fri Jul 21 1995 17:01 | 7 |
| >Sour Grapes?
nope. recognition of the fact that he was playing in a half decent side
who made him look good when in fact he was extremely talentless.
hth
stuart
|
35.1459 | | YUPPY::PANES | a nose by any other name | Fri Jul 21 1995 17:15 | 25 |
| RE KanKan
I have to have a grudging respect for the Mancs for being able to
get loads of dosh for, what I believe to be a better than average player.
Lets consider the evidence .... whats does the mercurial chappy have..
1/ He's nippy - no argument there.
2/ His name scores 37 points in Scrabble.
3/ He appears to have a suspect attitude.
4/ He has a hard but not always accurate shot.
5/ His crosses are invariably just fired in low ( meat and drink to
the French Thug and The Bruising Boyo).
Having said that , will Royle pick him and Limper(sic)? If they get
it right , I for one wouldn't like to play against His Drunkenness when
he is frequently receiving good service.
Stuart
|
35.1460 | Bored.... | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Fri Jul 21 1995 17:24 | 6 |
| Re :-1 A fair assessment of KanKan - imo, an exciting player on his day,
but he will rely totally on good service from midfield.
BTW - 37 points is a pretty poor score for a word containing 2 "K"s.
Are you sure you haven't forgotten any double-word or triple-letter
squares ?
|
35.1461 | | YUPPY::ASHLEYSMITH | knackered knee | Fri Jul 21 1995 17:34 | 4 |
| He also scores a fair amount of goals for a winger - he must of been
one of United's top scorers last year.
Andy
|
35.1462 | | FORTY2::JONES | Neil | Fri Jul 21 1995 17:34 | 7 |
|
What attitude problem?
He wants to play first team football and he doesn't get on well
with Alex Fergusson. Sounds like a good attitude to me. :-)
Neil
|
35.1463 | First trophy of the season ... | AYOV29::MTHEODORESON | It's grim up north | Mon Aug 14 1995 17:26 | 8 |
|
For the sake of neatness (if nothing else) :
FA Charidee Shield
Everton 1 Blackburn Rovers 0
Samways
|
35.1464 | Singing the Blues !!!!! | SIOG::DAWSON | | Mon Aug 28 1995 10:03 | 34 |
|
Hello there (is their anyone out there )
It,s been a long time since i posted a note here and yet alot
has happened with the blues recently ..
Everton have decided to sponsor a league of Ireland here in
dublin ,In a totally new development for irish soccer Everton
will pay between $60k-$80k to Home Farm anually ,who are one of the
oldest teams(history wise)in Ireland .In turn HomeFarm,s first
team ,in div 1 (2nd highest league in Ireland) will wear the
Everton Jersey with a homefarm crest along with everton,s crest
Also instead of DANKA on the front it will have EVERTON on the front.
All homefarms other teams will were their traditional blue and white
hoops with Everton emblazened across the front.We should see a lot more
Irish youths going for trials with the Blues now .Everton are denying
that it,s a nursery team set up ,but it looks like it to me .
We had a brilliant time at Wembley ,one of the best days in soccer
i,ve had .Beat Blackburn in a dull charity shield .
Everton have a reasonable start in the league as well
Drawing 0-0 with chelsea away ,Beaten 2-0 by the Arse at home(blaghhh)
and on saturday beating Southampton 2-0 with goals from Limpar and
Amocachi .10th in the league after 3 matchs and it,s a nice change
to be looking at the middle of the table after the last few seasons.
Cheers
Liam
p..s Man city on wednesday night ,We owe them for the drubbing they
gave us last year (0-0 at half time ,4-0 at full time )
|
35.1465 | | RTOVC0::DCASSIDY | | Tue Aug 29 1995 10:35 | 4 |
|
Interesting news that...the ultimate farm team ...
Dezzz.
|
35.1466 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Tue Aug 29 1995 10:58 | 8 |
| re -2
>Also instead of DANKA on the front
Is this Evertons sponsor? If so, has Dunc the Drunk had his
personalised yet?
Stuart
|
35.1467 | | VARESE::SACHA::IDC_BSTR | Oh no! NOT Milan Kundera again! | Fri Sep 29 1995 14:00 | 5 |
| Anyone know the full details of the Everton game last night? I heard
the score, but that's all. Certainly, Everton must be a bit worried
about conceding 3 goals over the two legs to a team from Iceland.
Dom
|
35.1468 | Not great news | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Fri Sep 29 1995 16:12 | 17 |
| Dom,
Today's news is focusing on Daniel Amacahi (sp?) who was taken to
hospital after a clash of heads. He was semi-conscious when taken off
and moved to a local hospital before being transferred to a
neurological unit.
There has been little solid news that I've heard on the local media but
he is still in hospital. I get the impression that it's not serious but
he's had scans and I guess they are taking no chances.
The challenge looked fair and I'm sure everyone wishes the guy a quick
and full recovery.
btw Everton were 1-0 down, but seemed to come back based on fitness.
Peter
|
35.1469 | Feyenoord'll be tougher... | VARESE::SACHA::IDC_BSTR | Oh no! NOT Milan Kundera again! | Fri Sep 29 1995 16:39 | 7 |
| Thanks a lot, Peter.
So is Amocachi (my spelling's no more reliable than yours!) back in the
team, then? Considering how solid he looks, I can't believe he came off
worst ;-)
Dom
|
35.1470 | Doubtful | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Fri Sep 29 1995 17:42 | 14 |
| Dom,
I believe he's still in hospital so will probably miss the game on
Sunday. On the other hand if there is no real damage he might make the
game on Sunday. I don't know what the very latest news is.
The challenge didn't look too bad but he was hit square on the temple.
he didn't look too bad at first (didn't fall like he was already
unconscious) but just lay on the ground eyes closed. It looked worse
after one minute than after one second.
If no one else posts an update, I'll do one on Monday.
Peter
|
35.1471 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Thu Oct 12 1995 10:41 | 9 |
| I'm surprised there's no mention in here of the outcome of Dunc the
Drunk's appeal yesterday. For those of you who don't know, he is now
probably tucking into to a nice healthy bowl of porridge courtesy of
Her Majesty's Prison Service. I believe he got 3 months, but the
reports didn't indicate whether the sentence was for head-butting a
player or for indecent exposure following his goal against ManU last
season !
|
35.1472 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Let's all laugh for a moment | Thu Oct 12 1995 15:34 | 10 |
| re .1471
> reports didn't indicate whether the sentence was for head-butting a
> player
According to BBC WS the sentence was for assault - the first time
a professional player has been convicted for such conduct on the
pitch?
Tony
|
35.1473 | Discuss | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Steer clear of the Zebra Bros | Thu Oct 12 1995 15:42 | 11 |
| This raises an interesting point. Are players tackles now going to
scrutinised in the same manner?
For instance, if a players career is ended and a complaint is made to
the Police by either the recipient of the tackle or a supporter at the
game, and given that this must be investigated, will the case end up in
Court? Up until now, cases of this sort, i.e. Paul Elliott, have been
dealt with by the Civil Courts but Criminal Prosecutions cannot be that
far away.
Stuart
|
35.1474 | Some Background | MOVIES::MCATEER | Paul McAteer | Thu Oct 12 1995 15:54 | 13 |
| It's worth pointing out that DF has not just been jailed for a head butt on
another player. It has to do with his previous criminal record.
Previosly he had been charged with two assault offences in Scotland. At the
time of the second offence the judge warned him that should he appear in court
again within (I can't remember how long) he *would* receive a custodial sentence.
This should be borne in mind when discussing this case.
As far as the head butt is concerned, there didn't seem much in it but his previous
record plus a well publicised rugby player's similar offence (he took a flying
lunge at another player, knocked him unconcious and broke his jaw. When he was
sentenced to a year he said something like ..this is because I'm not worth 4 million
and don't play for Rangers.) seems to have been against him.
|
35.1475 | mayb! | IOSG::LAYNE | | Mon Oct 16 1995 13:28 | 4 |
| Continuning from the previous note, I think "NEWS AT 10" reported he
was still on probation or some such term when the incident happened.
William
|
35.1476 | Result?? | IOSG::LAYNE | | Fri Oct 20 1995 11:11 | 3 |
| Didn't Everton play last night? Does anyone know the result?
William
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35.1477 | 0-0 | YUPPY::PANES | An honest face and a stupid hairstyle | Fri Oct 20 1995 11:12 | 0 |
35.1478 | | VNA03::HERIBERT | | Fri Oct 20 1995 11:12 | 1 |
| Everton - Feyenoord 0:0
|
35.1479 | bring back Watty | WOTVAX::NEARYM | wigan_lad | Thu Apr 11 1996 11:19 | 8 |
| Hey
Is there any Everton supporters out there, since paul waterson there
seems to be very little activity in here.
the blues for europe.
|
35.1480 | No | CHEFS::16.39.224.125::Mad | You'd do it for Randolf Scott | Mon Sep 30 1996 14:48 | 7 |
35.1481 | New kid on the block. | ILOV02::PLYNCH | | Wed Oct 30 1996 13:30 | 4 |
35.1482 | going,going........ | CHEFS::16.37.10.41::Mad | Aaarrr,ye lily-livered scurvy dog | Wed Jan 29 1997 14:36 | 16 |
|
Off Irn
Italian giants Fiorentina are debating whether to increase their 6
million pound offer for Andrei Kanchelskis.
Everton are believed to be holding out for closer to 8 million for
their Russian winger.
But Fiorentina are anxious to bolster their squad before the Italian
transfer deadline on Saturday.
Everton splashed out #5.5 million to bring him from Manchester
United two summers ago, but his displays this season have been very
disappointing.
|
35.1483 | DUNCAN FERGUSON | VYGER::CRICHTONW | | Tue Feb 11 1997 05:39 | 1 |
|
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35.1484 | DUNCAN FERGUSON | VYGER::CRICHTONW | | Tue Feb 11 1997 05:47 | 12 |
| This is my second try at getting this right. I am just wondering if
anybody can help get any info eg, photos, magazine articles etc. It is
quite hard up in Ayr to get these things. I know there is a fanzine
called the evertonian and also it would be easier for someone in
Liverpool to get a hold of programmes. I will reimburse any costs you
may incurr while doing this. Please reply by mail if anybody out there
can help.
hopefully,
Wendy
|
35.1485 | Ayr ?....EASY ! | PATE::POUNDER | | Tue Feb 11 1997 14:40 | 9 |
|
Wendy,
Why not give Strathclyde Police a call...apparently they have some
excellent photographs of big Duncan Disorderly ! %^}
...oh...and some "articles" too !
HTH
Trevor
|
35.1486 | | VYGER::BONEM | I am the seed! | Tue Feb 11 1997 20:41 | 5 |
| Wendy, why do you want these, I could help if you get in touch.
see me when your next on shift.
Martin
|
35.1487 | | REOELF::EDWARDSS | | Wed Feb 12 1997 11:33 | 7 |
| Can anyone tell me how many goals Duncan Ferguson has scored, in how
many games, since joining Everton.
Much obliged.
Tony
|
35.1488 | You are asking for trouble!! | VYGER::CRICHTONW | | Sat Feb 15 1997 11:55 | 13 |
| re-1485
Trevor,
i couldnt help but notice that you often enter replys to the old
firm pages. Could it be possible that you are a bit biast towards
Duncan Ferguson because he once played and will once again for Glasgow
Rangers.
regs,
Wendy
|
35.1489 | Honest I support Everton | PATE::POUNDER | | Mon Feb 17 1997 16:36 | 18 |
|
I'm not "biast"....I'm bigoted...please don't confuse the two.
Asking for trouble eh? Exactly what shape or form might this come in ?
I reply in lots of pages, but given my team of choice is Celtic then
yes....of course I reply there too. What's the relevance Wendy ?
Given that you are accusing me of being biased (thats how you spell it
incidently)...I can only assume that you are exactly that, biased, or
you wouldn't have spent the time to tell me that I am !
To clarify my response....I DID give a smiley thing %^} in there as I
was giving you a tongue-in-cheek response to your photograph request.
.....Strathclyde police....Fergusons many arrests....time in jail...
....you following me yet ?
Hope this helps
Trevor
|
35.1490 | | REOELF::EDWARDSS | | Mon Feb 17 1997 16:42 | 3 |
| Oooooo, coo-ee ducky, aren't we in a tiss.
Tony
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35.1491 | Me? in a Tiss ? never ! | PATE::POUNDER | | Mon Feb 17 1997 17:20 | 6 |
|
re-1
Eh ? Not me mister....Wendy seems to be though....
Trevor
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35.1492 | Trevor..............Calm down | VYGER::CRICHTONW | | Mon Feb 17 1997 21:22 | 13 |
| Trevor,
Dont think i was being ignorant towards you. Its just in here all the
Celtic supporters think Duncan Ferguson is a d##k and the Rangers
supporters think he is a quality player. As for me, i am most certainly
not biased(thanks for the spelling tip) i like both old firm teams. I
was at Parkhead last week and was a few inches away from Peter Grant
and found myself speechless when he spoke to me. By the way Craig Sloan
says hi to you. So now i hope its all cleared up. I can be botherd
arguing on screen, i am not very good at it.
Wendy
|
35.1493 | Didn't say you were ignorant ! | PATE::POUNDER | | Mon Feb 17 1997 22:21 | 19 |
|
Actually Wendy, for what it's worth I rate Ferguson very highly. I was
not amused when Rangers signed him from Dundee Utd as I thought they
were getting a good player ! Unfortunately for him, he showed some
very immature behaviour and Rangers never really saw what he was
capable of doing consistently.
Best thing he did was his move to Everton. Away from the Glasgow
influence (must be terrible for players living there) and now under a
strong, supportive manager.
I'm sure the Everton fans will echo my thoughts on him being a very
good striker with a great heading ability....not a slouch on the ground
either.
But....he's still a hun so I can't be too high in my praise for him !
Also, he keeps pidgeons....I ask you....humph !
Trevor
|
35.1494 | | REOELF::EDWARDSS | | Tue Feb 18 1997 10:51 | 7 |
| Well, I think he's over-rated. He's a centre-half playing up front for
my money.
What's his goals/games ratio? Pretty crappy I would imagine.
Tony
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35.1495 | Tell us all | PATE::POUNDER | | Tue Feb 18 1997 18:12 | 8 |
|
Don't know his ratio.....since you bring it up...why don't you find out
and do a comparison with other strikers...leave out Shearer, he screws
up the averages !
We eagerly await your response
Trevor....PS, a centre half he AINT !!!! Ever seen him try to tackle ?
|
35.1496 | | REOELF::EDWARDSS | | Wed Feb 19 1997 09:59 | 4 |
| Alright, a *bad* centre-half then.
Tony
|
35.1497 | E'Brill............er? | CHEFS::16.43.128.229::Mad | Are you suggesting coconuts migrate ? | Wed Feb 26 1997 15:25 | 4 |
| SKY has said that Ebrell has gone to Sheff Utd for 1M
Mad
|
35.1498 | DUNCANS STATS | VYGER::CRICHTONW | | Fri Mar 14 1997 22:43 | 10 |
| RE::1494
I am not sure how many games but 12 goals in total so far,
remeber though he has been out alot due to injury and what have you or
this would have been most likely doubled.
Wendy
|
35.1499 | Never fit ! | PATE::POUNDER | | Mon Mar 17 1997 22:21 | 4 |
|
Big D is ALWAYS injured......check his record.
Trevor
|
35.1500 | I thought it was player transfer day, not managers! | CHEFS::CROSSA | It ain't loud enough, punk! | Thu Mar 27 1997 16:27 | 10 |
| Hot off the IRN press.....
Its just been announced that the manager of Everton football
club, Joe Royle has quit.
The former centre-forward left by mutual consent, and was hailed
as a hero for keeping the team in the Premiership.
|
35.1501 | | IRNBRU::HOWARD | Shower me with sugar lumps | Tue Apr 01 1997 13:09 | 3 |
| Dave Watson is the new caretaker boss until the end of the season....
Ray....
|
35.1502 | BIG DUNCAN | VYGER::CRICHTONW | | Thu Apr 17 1997 21:42 | 1 |
| All i can say is what a goal!!!!
|
35.1503 | Not bad.... | PATE::POUNDER | | Thu Apr 17 1997 21:50 | 4 |
|
Don't feel inadequate...some people can't even say 3 words %^)
Trevor
|
35.1504 | Klinnsman diving in the dugout | CHEFS::16.43.128.221::Mad | Blasphemer !!!!!! | Tue Apr 29 1997 15:12 | 34 |
| Off the WEB
Bobby Robson's determination to keep his options open has prompted Everton to rekindle
their interest in Germany captain Jurgen Klinsmann.
With Robson seemingly uncertain as to whether he should remain with Barcelona or accept
an invitation to succeed Joe Royle as manager at Goodison Park, the Merseyside club have
drawn up a list of other potential targets.
Wealthy chairman Peter Johnson has spent the past two years trying to lure Klinsmann from
Bayern Munich and will make his move if Robson stays in Spain. Having promised the fans a
'world class figure,' Johnson would be willing to meet Klinsmann's demand for a basic
salary of �2.5million a year.
Marcello Lippi of Juventus is also on the revised short-list but the only Premiership
manager under discussion has been Leicester's Martin O'Neill.
Robson remains first choice and Johnson is prepared to wait until after Barcelona have
contested the Cup-winners Cup final with Paris Saint-Germain on May 14 before he demands
a decision.
The mystery over Robson's situation deepened yesterday when Barcelona president Jose Luis
Nunez insisted the former England boss would be remaining as senior coach despite the
recruitment of Ajax's Louis van Gaal. 'We have no plans for Robson to fill any other
position than coach,' said Nunez.
ENDS
Ummmmmmmmm
Mad
|
35.1505 | BOG OFF EVERTON HE STAYS!!! | CHEFS::MANSELLN | | Wed Jun 04 1997 15:28 | 5 |
|
Suggest Everton fans read 600.129 in the Leicester Notes.
Ever so smug City fan.
|
35.1506 | | CHEFS::CROSSA | Punks jump up to get beat down | Wed Jun 04 1997 16:09 | 2 |
| I thought they had targetted Mr G Graham as their choice, with a �20
million to spend carrot.
|
35.1507 | Can Everton be serious? | MILE::JENKINS | | Thu Jun 05 1997 14:54 | 6 |
|
....if it had been a "bung" GG would have gone. It was the thought of
having to spend it on something other than defenders (or himself) that
really turned him off.
Richard.
|