Everton 0 Liverpool 3

[the fly]

Harry Kewell scores his first goal for the scousers. Michael Owen nets the other 2.

 

[Majjie]

Lets get that bandwagon rolling boys, USScouse, ScouseCat, Jod23 come one come all and cast your votes

 

[GOALden Hawk]

The Everton bandwagon comes to a grinding halt.

Rooney better than Owen, don't make me laugh. Whinging git should have been carded much earlier than he was.

 

[windyhill]

Liverpool were actually good to watch. He`s hugely over rated rooney, anyone , please feel free to quote me when he does something of note this season. He`s good but not worthy of some of the praise that I`ve read & listened to.

 

[Winmar]

I guess you didn't hear about his goal against Charlton in midweek then.....

Everton bandwagon? What bandwagon??!! If you want a bandwagon, you should have been at the Charles Dickens to see all those "scousers" supporting the reds in the derby match. Pfft...

 

[evertonfc]

Originally posted by Winmar
I guess you didn't hear about his goal against Charlton in midweek then.....

Everton bandwagon? What bandwagon??!! If you want a bandwagon, you should have been at the Charles Dickens to see all those "scousers" supporting the reds in the derby match. Pfft...

Aye,

You were there too, eh Winmar?

How pathetic were the Liverpool 'fans' in there. After fighting my way through the crowd of Asians and middle-aged Anglo men, none of whom had a clue about the match, I found a possie in between a few Toffees, and watched the second half calamity unfold.

Had a chat to a few fellow Evertonians on the way out - one brave enough to wear the top! - and another gave me some good words to go by.

"At least we're supporters of a team, we support the manager and we support the club. And we won't change teams next year, either."

 

[topdon]

In the last 10 minutes ... Rooney was doing his best to get sent off!! He was an angry boy.

 

[evertonfc]

Originally posted by topdon
In the last 10 minutes ... Rooney was doing his best to get sent off!! He was an angry boy.

Moyesy went to see the Refs' boss during the week about the MIB picking on him, but I see nothing has changed.

Dudek is a ****ing disgrace. The guy went to ground quicker than Emile Heskey.

 

[Carmelo Anthony]

Dissapointing really, Roonaldo and Super Radz both had chances to really change the game early on, and the Big Dunc coulda scored a sensational free kick but ahh well those are the breaks in Football I guess. I think Simo played well and I cant believe were signing Nigel Martyn, Give Simonsen some confidence damn hes a fine goalkeeper.

And Wayne Rooney is still not 100% fit and still is contributing heavily in the English Premier league as a just turned 17 yr old who was magnificent against Fulham and scored a gem against Charlton with one of the more beautiful first touches youll see (Bergkamp type stuff!)

Our defending was shocking, and for the record, I would rather sign no one than Robbie Savage.

Cmon Moyesiah keep the money and sign Sean Davis in January.

 

[GOALden Hawk]

Originally posted by evertonfc
Moyesy went to see the Refs' boss during the week about the MIB picking on him, but I see nothing has changed.

Dudek is a ****ing disgrace. The guy went to ground quicker than Emile Heskey.

Awwwww...poor baby didn't get his free kicks did he?

Always the victim poor Roo-naldo. One day he will lose it completely and heatbutt some bloke.

 

[Winmar]

Originally posted by evertonfc
Aye,

You were there too, eh Winmar?

How pathetic were the Liverpool 'fans' in there. After fighting my way through the crowd of Asians and middle-aged Anglo men, none of whom had a clue about the match, I found a possie in between a few Toffees, and watched the second half calamity unfold.

Had a chat to a few fellow Evertonians on the way out - one brave enough to wear the top! - and another gave me some good words to go by.

"At least we're supporters of a team, we support the manager and we support the club. And we won't change teams next year, either."

The one in the top was me!!! Ah, so now I know what you look like. The guy I was with is over here working for a bit. Top bloke - I just met him in the pub at half time. Was nice having a chat to an Evertonian, who knows what he's talking about.....unlike all those sheep supporting the reds. The Hong Kong rent-a-crowd was out in force.

Hehe this is funny.

 

[JLC]

Lets hope that Diouf continues to get a starting roll each week as he played a great game. Diouf and Kewell provide the creativity that has been lacking since Jari Litmanen left.

Lets hope this game is the game that got Liverpools season on track.

jlc

 

[dodgey]

Originally posted by windyhill
Liverpool were actually good to watch. He`s hugely over rated rooney, anyone , please feel free to quote me when he does something of note this season. He`s good but not worthy of some of the praise that I`ve read & listened to.

Geez Johnny ....

That must have Hurt ..Or were you still Hung Over from Friday night

 

[M29]

Originally posted by windyhill
He`s hugely over rated rooney, anyone , please feel free to quote me when he does something of note this season. He`s good but not worthy of some of the praise that I`ve read & listened to.

I was thinking the same after the Arsenal game. What's the deal with him?

 

[Winmar]

The season's about five minutes old, and Wayne's already getting bagged for his supposed lack of performance so far.... ho hum. He had no pre-season, due to injury, and is still getting fully match fit.

 

[Carmelo Anthony]

Originally posted by GOALden Hawk
The Everton bandwagon comes to a grinding halt.

Rooney better than Owen, don't make me laugh. Whinging git should have been carded much earlier than he was.

ONCE A BLUE, ALWAYS A BLUE.

EVERTON BANDWAGON....

 

[jod23]

I didnt actually watch the game but I saw the highlights and I was pretty pleased with what I saw. Nothing better that thrashing those dirty toffee's! Thrashing Man U gets close but beating Everton is still the most fun.

Was also amusing to see Owen score a double while all Rooney could do was get angry.

Wouldnt say our season is back on track but it's a step in the right direction.

 

[sainter]

Originally posted by evertonfc
"At least we're supporters of a team, we support the manager and we support the club."

Thought about doing the same for your AFL club?

Originally posted by windyhill
Liverpool were actually good to watch. He`s hugely over rated rooney, anyone , please feel free to quote me when he does something of note this season. He`s good but not worthy of some of the praise that I`ve read & listened to.

I was recently sent a copy of his goal against Arsenal last season. They are still living off it. It was even sent under the file name Beattie to make sure that I actually opened it up. Interesting people those Evertonians.

Originally posted by Carmelo Anthony
ONCE A BLUE, ALWAYS A BLUE.

EVERTON BANDWAGON....

Carmelo, there's a blast from the past. Welcome back

 

[thewhippersnapper]

I didn't watch the match either but did see highlights and I thought we played well. Everton hadn't been playing that bad in the season so far and we really out classed them big time. Congrats to Kewell for his 1st goal for Liverpool. Owen Brilliant as always.

 

[evertonfc]

Originally posted by sainter
Thought about doing the same for your AFL club?

Get your hand off it, kid.

Moyes has already taken a squad of 'relegationables' and made them a real challenger for Europe.

It's a different system - it's each for his own. No equalisation over there.

Moyes is making it happen for the People's Club.

 

[sainter]

Originally posted by evertonfc
Get your hand off it, kid.

Moyes has already taken a squad of 'relegationables' and made them a real challenger for Europe.

It's a different system - it's each for his own. No equalisation over there.

Moyes is making it happen for the People's Club.

At the same time, you have some smaller english clubs who actually know their own limitations so as a result don't try and pretend that they are bigger than they actually are. And they are already competing in Europe this season.

But as you say, it's each to his own.

Kid

 

[evertonfc]

Originally posted by sainter
At the same time, you have some smaller english clubs who actually know their own limitations so as a result don't try and pretend that they are bigger than they actually are. And they are already competing in Europe this season.

Pretend we are bigger than we already are?

We know our place. We're still fighting to get back to the top. We're not in the league of Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle and Man Utd.

We're in the four below that of Liverpool, Everton, Leeds and Blackburn. Leeds are set drop out of that group, and be replaced with a Spurs, Villa or City.

We need to get back in the 'big four' of English football. And with Moyes, I'm confident we will.

We're building a team for the future. Wright, Rooney, Hibbert, Clarke, Chadwick, Osman, McFadden, Tie, Jeffers, Naysmith and Yobo are all players who will be here for the better part of the decade.

Steven Gerrard's cousin Anthony is bltizing the reserves, and I'm looking forward to the development of Stephan Schumacher, Iain Turner and Michael Symes.

We bought Nigel Martyn for a pittance primarily to help our kids, and Moyes is fully aware that while players of the ilk of Kevin Phillips, Trevor Sinclair, Steve McMannaman, Teddy Sheringham and David Seamen would have aided our first team now, their long-term benefit will be minimal.

We probably couldn't afford their wages, either

But as you say, it's each to his own.

Kid

You are the original rebel.

 

[Carmelo Anthony]

Where were Beattie and Owen when they were 17 years of age?

Reserves.

 

[sainter]

Originally posted by Carmelo Anthony
Where were Beattie and Owen when they were 17 years of age?

Reserves.

Where would Rooney be if it wasn't for football?

Jai...............Probably should stop here, the last thing I wanted to do tonight was to stir up some trouble.

I'll leave that to the regulars who usually do a good job.