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Everton are the"People's Club". Since when?
- Thread starter Pam
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laserblue
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because they haven't got any money.
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Anonymous
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It came from David Moyes unveilling as manager where he said he thought Everton was the people's club of Liverpool. Kind of like how people say we are Manchester's working class club.
Abe Frohman
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Weren't they called "The Missing persons" club before a couple of high profile cases involving young fans and it proved to be a bit too ironic?
felixbg
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so its a recent thing? they make it out as if its been part of their tradition and history for years
Immaculate Pasta said:It came from David Moyes unveilling as manager where he said he thought Everton was the people's club of Liverpool. Kind of like how people say we are Manchester's working class club.
I hadn't realised it went as far back as that. I don't remember hearing the phrase until last season's cup final. I'm sure they're saying it more than they used to.
JoeMercer'sWay
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Immaculate Pasta said:It came from David Moyes unveilling as manager where he said he thought Everton was the people's club of Liverpool. Kind of like how people say we are Manchester's working class club.
we may be a working class club, but we are THE Manchester club.
TheLegendOfBerti said:Immaculate Pasta said:It came from David Moyes unveilling as manager where he said he thought Everton was the people's club of Liverpool. Kind of like how people say we are Manchester's working class club.
we may be a working class club, but we are THE Manchester club.
But wouldn't you hate it if we started calling ourselves the "people's club? It is almost as excruciating as clubs who play some ridiculous ditty or other after each goal they score.
RoqueSantaBoozeCruz
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God's own club is as bad.Pam said:TheLegendOfBerti said:we may be a working class club, but we are THE Manchester club.
But wouldn't you hate it if we started calling ourselves the "people's club? It is almost as excruciating as clubs who play some ridiculous ditty or other after each goal they score.
RoqueSantaBoozeCruz said:God's own club is as bad.
I always thought that was ironic. People actually think god would support City? Or am I missing something.