Nope neither can I, they've sacked far better imho.
Hopefully he didn't try to trap it.
I'm sure that's consolation to them!
Of all those suggestions I'd possibly still choose to watch Everton.
It also has Harry Ramsden's. And a great club scene. My stepbrother went to uni there.
I was right at the back of the stand and you could tell something was going to happen. Lot of police and stewards standing up, most everton fans had left anyway. A lad had been throwing his top on the pitch for most of the second half. I thought it was Iwobi's shirt thrown back originally, but as you say he gave his shirt to a family or friend member.
Chez Fred which appears to have a good reputation locally I don't really rate highly either. Best one I found is the one just down from Pokesdown Station heading towards Southbourne. Not sure this belongs in an Everton thread, but more appealing than the shower of shite that plays for them :-)
I went the Manchester one ages ago and wasn't impressed. Also, uggggghhhhh.
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If you mean the team whose name begins with 'Liver' and ends in 'pool', they will. They are obsessed with our finances and our new stadium, I think some of their fans might have even tried to stop it being built or tried to find legal grounds to contest it. As for why we're getting BM, Goodison is kind of a dump and has limited views and is literally made of wood. It's a rickety old stadium. Whether BM will ultimately be finished I don't know.Everton struggling to finance their stadium and borrowing money from a very obscure lender according to this:
The football club, the billionaire – and the bills: Everton’s race to build its new home
Club’s bankers continue search for funds to complete £500m stadium after almost three years of trying
Wonder if the usual suspects who are so quick to jump on any perceived financial chicanery involving us will be all over this?
They have a great fanbase to be fair. They sell out every game both home and away as far as I'm aware
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You'd struggle to get a ticket for an everton game - home or away. Depending on a possible new stadium novelty response we could reasonably expect to sell out a 45-50k stadium. Problem is the funding and repayments aspect of it, along with which division we are in. We have had 2 failed stadium moves and you could argue that the move is about 15 years too late.