SuperYaya said:cibaman said:Puppet Master Silva said:I've done it a few times at Goodison, if anyone remembers Micah's bar and in equaliser in the last minute I actually celebrated a little but everyone around me was sound.
I've done it a few times at various grounds but only for non televised games. I'd rather watch it in the pub than have to sit there mute.
That's the problem. Also it's kind of annoying when you concede and you have to look pleased about it.
Pam said:karen7 said:CITY FOR LIFE said:That's great just put it on reminder, wife is well pleased :( now what about Fri?
Friday we all flap on here :)
And there will be incessant pre-match bickering. I guarantee it. Its the nerves. It was awful on here the week before the QPR game. It might have been QPR at home but people were shitting it all week long and snarling at each other.
Puppet Master Silva said:SuperYaya said:cibaman said:I've done it a few times at various grounds but only for non televised games. I'd rather watch it in the pub than have to sit there mute.
That's the problem. Also it's kind of annoying when you concede and you have to look pleased about it.
Only problem I've had is that the twat I'm going with is nudging me trying to rub it in further. I've found that if you just stand up with a blank expression on your face, everybody's too busy fist bumping to even slightly notice.
alanblue said:Marvin said:Blue my footalanblue said:If we can't beat Everton on Saturday we don't deserve to we win the title, i mean Everton, come on.
I mean man for man we are far superior
Plain Speaking said:On Everton's leading fans forum GOT, they have been running a vote. Whether fans would rather win or lose. Since the results at weekend and Monday almost all the "new" votes have been for them to lose. The thread was started over a month ago, when they had every chance of securing CL football. ATM 76 % have voted for them to win but I suspect if the vote was restarted, the vast majority would now rather deny Liverpool the liklihood of winning the league and lose. Many Everton fans are joking about being "mancs for a day". This is probably the only game in football history where City fans could openly declare their true allegiance in the Everton end and receive sympathy and support?