Where IS Arouna?? Always on our board....
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So.....this John Stones character.....he's a bit rubbish at defending isn't he? You turned down £40,000,000 for him?
Another Everton "choke" job. This team and manager should hang their collective heads in shame. Man. U could very well chase this bunch from the field this week-end.
Surprised more of you didn't come here, terrible show from players who look to have given up. I expected a skeleton squad out and we were given a skeleton squad performance.
Terrible performance didn't expect it to be quite as bad but knew we were in for a hiding.
As far as the Mori tackle went it looked bad but I don't believe he meant to hurt him, was just avery poor tackle.
Soon as I saw Oviedo at RB
That's where all the problems for us came from!
The tackle, it's not the horror show everyone is talking about. You can see how he leans back as he mistimed the table to lessen the impact on the lads foot, it just rolls nastily under him.
Told a mate at work we were going to lose 4-0. Didn't bother watching it
It was a horror show of a performance. I never thought I'd see a derby performance of such little desire from the whole team. Even when we were finishing 17th/18th there was some fight, last night there was none. In fact worse than that, most of the team looked like they didn't care. Dark days ahead I fear, if we can't get up for a derby is there any guarantee of getting up for the semi on Saturday?
I was astounded at how bad you were!!? Even when you had 11...but when you went down to 10 it was like a training session for us. You had no fight or desire..no one wanted the ball and then all your fans got off!
And is disgusts me that scousers would sing the Hillsborough song. terrible night for the bitters!!
Saving our energy, goals and performance for Saturday......I hope!
comment by Scouse-Heart (U3234)
posted 7 minutes ago
I was astounded at how bad you were!!? Even when you had 11...but when you went down to 10 it was like a training session for us. You had no fight or desire..no one wanted the ball and then all your fans got off!
And is disgusts me that scousers would sing the Hillsborough song. terrible night for the bitters!!
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Yes, it was loud & clear on the Sky broadcast.
Terrible behaviour.
Terrible.. they can all sing together with the Man U fans at Wembley.
Zero class.
I was sat above them in the Annie Road and it wasn't just a select few doing it either...
it got booed!
comment by Arouna Jagielka oooh I wanna take ya, Heitinga Nikica come on pretty mama (U1308)
posted 21 seconds ago
What did they sing?
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Always the victim song...
I was really shocked to hear that chant, it got roundly booed, but was saddening to hear it.
comment by Be A Grizzly (U2206)
posted 2 minutes ago
I was really shocked to hear that chant, it got roundly booed, but was saddening to hear it.
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I agree
then at half time a FANTASTIC Everton supporter who does charity walks in his speedo's to raise money for the justice campaign turns up at the front of the away fans with a justice banner and gets applause =from all four corners of the ground.
This highlights why you cant tar everyone with the same brush but im hoping any everton fan who joined in was thoroughly embarrassed with themselves as this took place.
Speedo Mick
Great to see Speedo mock take a break from his walk, a top man no matter which team he follows. Hope he got a lift back to where he stopped yesterday
I don't think the always a victim song refers specifically to Hillsborough. It's more a reflection on the mentality of people from Liverpool in general.
Boris Johnson commented on it. It's in TV programmes like Bread and is the bases of lots of Liverpudlian humour. This feeling that everyone is against them. You know what they say a well balanced scouser has a chip on both shoulders.
Of course if Liverpool fans believe it's all about Hillsborough perhaps we should all stop singing it, if it makes them feel like victims.
comment by Sane (U19841)
posted 13 seconds ago
I don't think the always a victim song refers specifically to Hillsborough. It's more a reflection on the mentality of people from Liverpool in general.
Boris Johnson commented on it. It's in TV programmes like Bread and is the bases of lots of Liverpudlian humour. This feeling that everyone is against them. You know what they say a well balanced scouser has a chip on both shoulders.
Of course if Liverpool fans believe it's all about Hillsborough perhaps we should all stop singing it, if it makes them feel like victims.
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It is a song that was created after the Hillsborough tragedy and this is what it references. However you do highlight the fact that I think some mindless idiots do not realise this and sing it anyway!
Imagine being in the crowd last night enjoying a football match and being reminded about the death of a family member by a group of people who are doing this to score points...that is what happens to some people in the crowd at Anfield every time this is sung.
comment by Sane (U19841)
posted 2 minutes ago
I don't think the always a victim song refers specifically to Hillsborough. It's more a reflection on the mentality of people from Liverpool in general.
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You must be a special kind of moron, and I won't bother referencing the dig at the end...
The excerpt of your comment I've posted above... Everton fans were calling and singing about themselves as victims ?
comment by Sane (U19841)
posted 34 minutes ago
I don't think the always a victim song refers specifically to Hillsborough. It's more a reflection on the mentality of people from Liverpool in general.
Boris Johnson commented on it. It's in TV programmes like Bread and is the bases of lots of Liverpudlian humour. This feeling that everyone is against them. You know what they say a well balanced scouser has a chip on both shoulders.
Of course if Liverpool fans believe it's all about Hillsborough perhaps we should all stop singing it, if it makes them feel like victims.
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I think Sane needs a little geography lesson on where the away support reside
comment by Emre Can really is that good! (U9282)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Sane (U19841)
posted 34 minutes ago
I don't think the always a victim song refers specifically to Hillsborough. It's more a reflection on the mentality of people from Liverpool in general.
Boris Johnson commented on it. It's in TV programmes like Bread and is the bases of lots of Liverpudlian humour. This feeling that everyone is against them. You know what they say a well balanced scouser has a chip on both shoulders.
Of course if Liverpool fans believe it's all about Hillsborough perhaps we should all stop singing it, if it makes them feel like victims.
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I think Sane needs a little geography lesson on where the away support reside
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what a knobhead
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posted on 20/4/16
Where IS Arouna?? Always on our board....
posted on 20/4/16
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posted on 21/4/16
So.....this John Stones character.....he's a bit rubbish at defending isn't he? You turned down £40,000,000 for him?
posted on 21/4/16
Another Everton "choke" job. This team and manager should hang their collective heads in shame. Man. U could very well chase this bunch from the field this week-end.
posted on 21/4/16
Surprised more of you didn't come here, terrible show from players who look to have given up. I expected a skeleton squad out and we were given a skeleton squad performance.
posted on 21/4/16
Terrible performance didn't expect it to be quite as bad but knew we were in for a hiding.
As far as the Mori tackle went it looked bad but I don't believe he meant to hurt him, was just avery poor tackle.
posted on 21/4/16
Soon as I saw Oviedo at RB
That's where all the problems for us came from!
The tackle, it's not the horror show everyone is talking about. You can see how he leans back as he mistimed the table to lessen the impact on the lads foot, it just rolls nastily under him.
posted on 21/4/16
Told a mate at work we were going to lose 4-0. Didn't bother watching it
posted on 21/4/16
It was a horror show of a performance. I never thought I'd see a derby performance of such little desire from the whole team. Even when we were finishing 17th/18th there was some fight, last night there was none. In fact worse than that, most of the team looked like they didn't care. Dark days ahead I fear, if we can't get up for a derby is there any guarantee of getting up for the semi on Saturday?
posted on 21/4/16
I was astounded at how bad you were!!? Even when you had 11...but when you went down to 10 it was like a training session for us. You had no fight or desire..no one wanted the ball and then all your fans got off!
And is disgusts me that scousers would sing the Hillsborough song. terrible night for the bitters!!
posted on 21/4/16
Saving our energy, goals and performance for Saturday......I hope!
posted on 21/4/16
comment by Scouse-Heart (U3234)
posted 7 minutes ago
I was astounded at how bad you were!!? Even when you had 11...but when you went down to 10 it was like a training session for us. You had no fight or desire..no one wanted the ball and then all your fans got off!
And is disgusts me that scousers would sing the Hillsborough song. terrible night for the bitters!!
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Yes, it was loud & clear on the Sky broadcast.
Terrible behaviour.
posted on 21/4/16
Terrible.. they can all sing together with the Man U fans at Wembley.
Zero class.
posted on 21/4/16
What did they sing?
posted on 21/4/16
I was sat above them in the Annie Road and it wasn't just a select few doing it either...
it got booed!
posted on 21/4/16
comment by Arouna Jagielka oooh I wanna take ya, Heitinga Nikica come on pretty mama (U1308)
posted 21 seconds ago
What did they sing?
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Always the victim song...
posted on 21/4/16
I was really shocked to hear that chant, it got roundly booed, but was saddening to hear it.
posted on 21/4/16
comment by Be A Grizzly (U2206)
posted 2 minutes ago
I was really shocked to hear that chant, it got roundly booed, but was saddening to hear it.
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I agree
then at half time a FANTASTIC Everton supporter who does charity walks in his speedo's to raise money for the justice campaign turns up at the front of the away fans with a justice banner and gets applause =from all four corners of the ground.
This highlights why you cant tar everyone with the same brush but im hoping any everton fan who joined in was thoroughly embarrassed with themselves as this took place.
Speedo Mick
posted on 21/4/16
Great to see Speedo mock take a break from his walk, a top man no matter which team he follows. Hope he got a lift back to where he stopped yesterday
posted on 21/4/16
I don't think the always a victim song refers specifically to Hillsborough. It's more a reflection on the mentality of people from Liverpool in general.
Boris Johnson commented on it. It's in TV programmes like Bread and is the bases of lots of Liverpudlian humour. This feeling that everyone is against them. You know what they say a well balanced scouser has a chip on both shoulders.
Of course if Liverpool fans believe it's all about Hillsborough perhaps we should all stop singing it, if it makes them feel like victims.
posted on 21/4/16
Speedo Mick*
posted on 21/4/16
comment by Sane (U19841)
posted 13 seconds ago
I don't think the always a victim song refers specifically to Hillsborough. It's more a reflection on the mentality of people from Liverpool in general.
Boris Johnson commented on it. It's in TV programmes like Bread and is the bases of lots of Liverpudlian humour. This feeling that everyone is against them. You know what they say a well balanced scouser has a chip on both shoulders.
Of course if Liverpool fans believe it's all about Hillsborough perhaps we should all stop singing it, if it makes them feel like victims.
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It is a song that was created after the Hillsborough tragedy and this is what it references. However you do highlight the fact that I think some mindless idiots do not realise this and sing it anyway!
Imagine being in the crowd last night enjoying a football match and being reminded about the death of a family member by a group of people who are doing this to score points...that is what happens to some people in the crowd at Anfield every time this is sung.
posted on 21/4/16
comment by Sane (U19841)
posted 2 minutes ago
I don't think the always a victim song refers specifically to Hillsborough. It's more a reflection on the mentality of people from Liverpool in general.
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You must be a special kind of moron, and I won't bother referencing the dig at the end...
The excerpt of your comment I've posted above... Everton fans were calling and singing about themselves as victims ?
posted on 21/4/16
comment by Sane (U19841)
posted 34 minutes ago
I don't think the always a victim song refers specifically to Hillsborough. It's more a reflection on the mentality of people from Liverpool in general.
Boris Johnson commented on it. It's in TV programmes like Bread and is the bases of lots of Liverpudlian humour. This feeling that everyone is against them. You know what they say a well balanced scouser has a chip on both shoulders.
Of course if Liverpool fans believe it's all about Hillsborough perhaps we should all stop singing it, if it makes them feel like victims.
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I think Sane needs a little geography lesson on where the away support reside
posted on 21/4/16
comment by Emre Can really is that good! (U9282)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Sane (U19841)
posted 34 minutes ago
I don't think the always a victim song refers specifically to Hillsborough. It's more a reflection on the mentality of people from Liverpool in general.
Boris Johnson commented on it. It's in TV programmes like Bread and is the bases of lots of Liverpudlian humour. This feeling that everyone is against them. You know what they say a well balanced scouser has a chip on both shoulders.
Of course if Liverpool fans believe it's all about Hillsborough perhaps we should all stop singing it, if it makes them feel like victims.
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I think Sane needs a little geography lesson on where the away support reside
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what a knobhead
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