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by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:20 am

Ace Ventura wrote:
peewee wrote:well i am from liverpool and the answer is yes

You were from Liverpool mate, but by the sounds of it you either have no clue on the difference between the two sets of supporters since you left.

Or you are doing your usual 'i'll say something controversial to go against the masses'

We may be talking about it on here, but we are condemning it.

ahhh now i get it

cheers ace thought he was a bit mixed up now i know

by **lakes10** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:20 am

It like when you beat your best friend at something they are very good at.

deep deep down and when things are bad they will always be on our side, I am not talking about football stuff i am talking about real stuff. yes they will love it if we get beat or if we dont win something but saying that if we are in the CL final and we play Man U some of them will be hoping that we win it, they will not say that and they will not act that way.
its due to us being so close to them and living with them that they like to beat us or for us to get beat.....it dont mean that outside football they dont like us.

edit but i would say over the last 5 years it has got bad and over the top.

by **tubby** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:28 am

I heard that even some Everton fans were celebrating after Istanbul. How much truth could there be to that?

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:29 am

bavlondon wrote:I heard that even some Everton fans were celebrating after Istanbul. How much truth could there be to that?

unlikely i would say

by **Ciggy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:29 am

bavlondon wrote:I heard that even some Everton fans were celebrating after Istanbul. How much truth could there be to that?

Are you sure?

The evertonians we met on the way home told us our plane had crashed and all our team and rafa had died.

by **GRAHAM01** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:30 am

bavlondon wrote:I heard that even some Everton fans were celebrating after Istanbul. How much truth could there be to that?

i'm sure there are some that still have the pride of merseyside in there hearts and would be glad we won the champ or even the league but i think the point is that they are getting very few and far between now

by **tubby** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:32 am

Ciggy wrote:
bavlondon wrote:I heard that even some Everton fans were celebrating after Istanbul. How much truth could there be to that?

Are you sure?

The evertonians we met on the way home told us our plane had crashed and all our team and rafa had died.

Thats discusting I can't believe anyone would say that.

Reason I ask, I think it was when the parade was happening someone on SSN said that even some Everton fans were seen celebrating slightly. Was probably BS as you say.

by **tubby** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:33 am

GRAHAM01 wrote:
bavlondon wrote:I heard that even some Everton fans were celebrating after Istanbul. How much truth could there be to that?

i'm sure there are some that still have the pride of merseyside in there hearts and would be glad we won the champ or even the league but i think the point is that they are getting very few and far between now

Yeah I think it was something along the lines of that....

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:33 am

nothing mixed up about it ace and paddy, we slate them for calling us names etc whilst calling them names, they are insignificant. i really understand their jealousy but i don't understand us name calling back, they don't matter to me. its like luxembourg threatening to invade britain, we wouldnt take them seriously

by **Lando_Griffin** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:34 am

bavlondon wrote:
Ciggy wrote:
bavlondon wrote:I heard that even some Everton fans were celebrating after Istanbul. How much truth could there be to that?

Are you sure?

The evertonians we met on the way home told us our plane had crashed and all our team and rafa had died.

Thats discusting I can't believe anyone would say that.

Reason I ask, I think it was when the parade was happening someone on SSN said that even some Everton fans were seen celebrating slightly. Was probably BS as you say.

There was probably a delay as their TV's, like them, are stuck in the '80's...

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:36 am

peewee wrote:nothing mixed up about it ace and paddy, we slate them for calling us names etc whilst calling them names, they are insignificant. i really understand their jealousy but i don't understand us name calling back, they don't matter to me. its like luxembourg threatening to invade britain, we wouldnt take them seriously

name calling

what are you pal about 10 ?
i dont worry what they call me - they are bitter :censored:

- the fact you dont live amongst them like many do only confirms this

if you cant see the difference then its back to school for you son

either way i make ya wrong - you cant see it
hardly going to cause me a sleepless night

by **GYBS** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:38 am

Its the new breed that has brought on all this bitterness - my bs cousin and his family stopped going to derbies a couple of years ago because of the bitterness in them and how vile and hatred it had become - they will prob be in the minority who that will never ever cheer on the mancs and would support liverpool before them every day of the week . Shame really when you think back to the derbies of the 80s and how special the atmosphere was during those FA Cup final derbies.

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:41 am

GYBS wrote:Its the new breed that has brought on all this bitterness - my bs cousin and his family stopped going to derbies a couple of years ago because of the bitterness in them and how vile and hatred it had become - they will prob be in the minority who that will never ever cheer on the mancs and would support liverpool before them every day of the week . Shame really when you think back to the derbies of the 80s and how special the atmosphere was during those FA Cup final derbies.

not all the bitters euge
some right nasty cnuts as reds too

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:41 am

paddy wrote:
peewee wrote:nothing mixed up about it ace and paddy, we slate them for calling us names etc whilst calling them names, they are insignificant. i really understand their jealousy but i don't understand us name calling back, they don't matter to me. its like luxembourg threatening to invade britain, we wouldnt take them seriously

name calling what are you pal about 10 ?
i dont worry what they call me - they are bitter - the fact you dont live amongst them like many do only confirms this

if you cant see the difference then its back to school for you son

either way i make ya wrong - you cant see it
hardly going to cause me a sleepless night

don't patronise me paddy, leave that for your mate eugene. if you want to comment on me and my knowledge at least know more about me. it all comes down to name calling, what else can they do, thats all it is and you are getting all excited about it

by **Lando_Griffin** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:43 am

GYBS wrote:Its the new breed that has brought on all this bitterness - my bs cousin and his family stopped going to derbies a couple of years ago because of the bitterness in them and how vile and hatred it had become - they will prob be in the minority who that will never ever cheer on the mancs and would support liverpool before them every day of the week . Shame really when you think back to the derbies of the 80s and how special the atmosphere was during those FA Cup final derbies.

Neverton were only happy to "take it on the chin" when their team wasn't out for the count following a blitz by the reds.

Now they've come to realise that they can't compete, their jealousy has consumed them like a fat man consumes a kebab after 3 days without food.

A lot of them are poisoned, and unfortunately the only medicine, a Neverton league win, isn't going to come any time soon.

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