Of course, it must have been at home, as I watched it.Home to charlton but yeah dire
Our saying is "Everton that" and yesterday was a textbook example. Worse team in the league at home after 2 difficult away wins...Ooooh, are EFC the new 'typical'!
Wasnt there a league cup defeat to league 1 wigan inbetween tooOf course, it must have been at home, as I watched it.
I didn’t do away games, even then.
It’s strange how the memory plays tricks on you.
I honestly don’t remember.Wasnt there a league cup defeat to league 1 wigan inbetween too
Haha -my Plymouth Argyle supporting mate (God rest his bones) used to call Cornish Pasties 'oggies'!I wondered why you were talking about a pasty, then I realised that you meant an own goal.
And I love your analogy in the last sentence.
Because of Max Boyce, many people think that the "Oggy! Oggy! Oggy! Oy! Oy! Oy!" Chant is Welsh, but Cornish rugby supporters were using it long before he did.Haha -my Plymouth Argyle supporting mate (God rest his bones) used to call Cornish Pasties 'oggies'!
Can't recall what he called an own goal!
Yup. At half time they were relegated. That's how close they came. Even if Bournemouth would have scored a goal at Goodison to make it 1-1, Everton were down.Weren't they mathematically "down" at one point on the last day?