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by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:44 am

peewee wrote:
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

no excitment here pal

by **andy_g** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:59 am

peewee, the name calling happens on both sides, i'll agree with you on that. but what we're talking about here, i think, is them celebrating our rivals win more than they often celebrate their own. that shows a small club mentality that we just don't have. i'm glad to see everton lose, and i'm glad to see another team win if it means they might gain an advantage over them, but i'm not going to go singing and dancing in the streets about it like a huge number of their fans do.

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:01 am

andy_g wrote:peewee, the name calling happens on both sides, i'll agree with you on that. but what we're talking about here, i think, is them celebrating our rivals win more than they often celebrate their own. that shows a small club mentality that we just don't have. i'm glad to see everton lose, and i'm glad to see another team win if it means they might gain an advantage over them, but i'm not going to go singing and dancing in the streets about it like a huge number of their fans do.

correct pal - i think peewee is acting the goat a bit

by **andy_g** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:13 am

paddy wrote:
andy_g wrote:peewee, the name calling happens on both sides, i'll agree with you on that. but what we're talking about here, i think, is them celebrating our rivals win more than they often celebrate their own. that shows a small club mentality that we just don't have. i'm glad to see everton lose, and i'm glad to see another team win if it means they might gain an advantage over them, but i'm not going to go singing and dancing in the streets about it like a huge number of their fans do.

correct pal - i think peewee is acting the goat a bit

and you should stop being such a wind up merchant ya twonk

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:15 am

andy_g wrote:
paddy wrote:
andy_g wrote:peewee, the name calling happens on both sides, i'll agree with you on that. but what we're talking about here, i think, is them celebrating our rivals win more than they often celebrate their own. that shows a small club mentality that we just don't have. i'm glad to see everton lose, and i'm glad to see another team win if it means they might gain an advantage over them, but i'm not going to go singing and dancing in the streets about it like a huge number of their fans do.

correct pal - i think peewee is acting the goat a bit

and you should stop being such a wind up merchant ya twonk

cheers for the heads up
whats a wind up merchant

by **GYBS** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:15 am

twonk

by **Ace Ventura** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:18 am

andy_g wrote:peewee, the name calling happens on both sides, i'll agree with you on that. but what we're talking about here, i think, is them celebrating our rivals win more than they often celebrate their own. that shows a small club mentality that we just don't have. i'm glad to see everton lose, and i'm glad to see another team win if it means they might gain an advantage over them, but i'm not going to go singing and dancing in the streets about it like a huge number of their fans do.

Yes thats the point exactly.

There is obviously always going to be banter between two clubs in one city.
We give them some jibes back and that, we can stir it up before the derby in work, nothing nasty just the usual 'its ye cup final this week' type stuff.

What we mean is what andy said about them celebrating our losses or bad results more than there own success.

The day after we drew with them in the league at Anfield, all the blues were gloating in our work saying ha we've ruined your league chances.
They didnt say a word about the fact that they had put pressure on whoever was fourth and were in a very good position to maybe get a champions league spot.

Nothing at all about that, just all ha we've f'cked up ye league chances.

Thats obsession in my book.

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:19 am

GYBS wrote:
twonk

you like that word euge ?

champion - pity you got no friends to use it on :laugh:

by **TNK** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:22 am

I'm quite a fan of the blues myself. Less oots and wools at Woodison. Quite enjoy watching their home games, plenty of proper fans.

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:23 am

TNK wrote:I'm quite a fan of the blues myself. Less oots and wools at Woodison. Quite enjoy watching their home games, plenty of proper fans.

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:23 am

andy_g wrote:peewee, the name calling happens on both sides, i'll agree with you on that. but what we're talking about here, i think, is them celebrating our rivals win more than they often celebrate their own. that shows a small club mentality that we just don't have. i'm glad to see everton lose, and i'm glad to see another team win if it means they might gain an advantage over them, but i'm not going to go singing and dancing in the streets about it like a huge number of their fans do.

fairy muff, if they do celebrate more our rivals winning than celebrating their own victory, but surely we are talking about a handful of nobheads as opposed to a parade through the city celebrating it

by **stmichael** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:38 am

Ace Ventura wrote:I am not surprised in the slightest by the celebrating of uniteds winner.

I'm looking forward to them supporting the team they love in the FA Cup semi final.

Failing that they may even support Everton.

by **supersub** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:52 am

peewee wrote:its like luxembourg threatening to invade britain, we wouldnt take them seriously

Well Luxembourg invaded these shores in the 60's and a good thing too or we would still be listening to the big band sound on the BBC :wwww

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:58 am

supersub wrote:
peewee wrote:its like luxembourg threatening to invade britain, we wouldnt take them seriously

Well Luxembourg invaded these shores in the 60's and a good thing too or we would still be listening to the big band sound on the BBC

any good jokes? :wwww

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:59 am

paddy wrote:
peewee wrote:
andy_g wrote:peewee, the name calling happens on both sides, i'll agree with you on that. but what we're talking about here, i think, is them celebrating our rivals win more than they often celebrate their own. that shows a small club mentality that we just don't have. i'm glad to see everton lose, and i'm glad to see another team win if it means they might gain an advantage over them, but i'm not going to go singing and dancing in the streets about it like a huge number of their fans do.

fairy muff, if they do celebrate more our rivals winning than celebrating their own victory, but surely we are talking about a handful of nobheads as opposed to a parade through the city celebrating it

nope

yep

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