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by **Ciggy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:41 am

Our lovelable neighbours :glare:

Celebrated that goal on sunday like they had just won the CL and prem titel, how can these people be from Liverpool with so much hatred?

The Liverpool manchester hate came along from the Manchester ship canal, then spiralled out of control when poker face took over claiming that he wanted to knock Liverpool off its fuckin perch "and you can print that".

How can another club from this city be in cohorts with the mancs? Why have they got an ex man u player as captain?
Why are they man u's feeder club, recieveing their cast offs I fully expect to see Darren Fletcher and Gary Neville there next season.

Everyone who I have spoken to said the same thing that ale houses all over Liverpool errupted when that kid scored that goal, my dad nearly ended up fighting in town with a few evertonains. They where singing and dancing in the pubs and on the street.

This hatred has a lot more to do with Heysel because some wernt even born then yet they use that to beat us with. Expect nothing but Murderers chants next week at Wembely from both sets of fans its going to be one big fat love in.

Ive heard blues say they would glady lose to Man U in the semi so that they with the quintuple :Oo:

or they would glady miss out on a final if it meant us not winning the league.
We are so hated by these two sets of fans its scary its frightening the jealousy they are eat away with.

When everton used to win tropheys both teams buses used to have a parade same time same day red & blue everywhere all together, can you see that happening now? No chance.

They are sh!tting themselves we steal their thunder again if they win the FA cup we go one better and win the prem overshadowing them again like when they got 4th we won the CL even though you dont get a trophy for 4th and no one remembers that.

Furgie said last week he would consider Moyes taking over when he retires, why? Not because of Evertons beautiful football :glare:

nope for one reason, and one reason only is because of the shared hatred Moyes has for us the same as Mr Fergusson it must be horrible to be so bitter and envious of another football club that it consumes your whole life.

And for these reasons my friends this is why we are going to win the league they are both rattled the bitters are bricking it, along with their bretheren down the M62.

They are not our friendly neighbours, it is not a friendly derby infact its worst than the Celtic Rangers hate only more one sided. And they want a groundshare? Why dont they ask their beloved Mancs can they share with them?

Years ago the bus came down Scottie us with the league them with the FA cup maybe history will repeat itself, but the two bus parades will never happen again as long as I live.
Isnt that just sad? One city united but miles apart when it comes to the two football clubs.

Next week in the FA cup game there will be a minutes applaus for Hillsborough the FA have decided not in the Man U Everton game.

NO in the Chelsea V Arsenal game.

Same City worlds apart.

by **Sabre** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 7:44 am

It's a small club.

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 7:47 am

bitters hate us and vice versa so all the joint bus parades forget
they love the mancs cos it stops us from winning anything in their eyes - bit obvious really
i wouldnt let it get you down kid
as has been mentioned

everton fans face a dilema in the coming cup semi final
do they support the team they love they idolise and forever cheer on ?
or support everton ?

fook them both

by **GRAHAM01** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:20 am

nothing will change with both of them! we will never again walk the same path as everscum as we did years ago, there fans seem to take great joy from are loss but that has always been that way they will not change and there love of the manc stems from the fact that they have stopped us winning the league for far to long and now we are pushing to win it again they are shi*ting thereselves

if we win the league will there love for the manc scum fade away i my mind i think yes as they will have to find something else to latch on to

small club / small fan base / small minds

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:22 am

GRAHAM01 wrote:nothing will change with both of them! we will never again walk the same path as everscum as we did years ago, there fans seem to take great joy from are loss but that has always been that way they will not change and there love of the manc stems from the fact that they have stopped us winning the league for far to long and now we are pushing to win it again they are shi*ting thereselves

if we win the league will there love for the manc scum fade away i my mind i think yes as they will have to find something else to latch on to

small club / small fan base / small minds

it wont go mate - not ever now

by **Ace Ventura** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:55 am

I am not surprised in the slightest by the celebrating of uniteds winner.
To be honest in most cities the rival team would react like that.

Whats worse though is the fact that in Liverpool its pretty common knowledge that Everton prefer to see us lose than them be successful.

Thats ridiculous and the obsession is scary.

by **GRAHAM01** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:58 am

paddy wrote:
GRAHAM01 wrote:nothing will change with both of them! we will never again walk the same path as everscum as we did years ago, there fans seem to take great joy from are loss but that has always been that way they will not change and there love of the manc stems from the fact that they have stopped us winning the league for far to long and now we are pushing to win it again they are shi*ting thereselves

if we win the league will there love for the manc scum fade away i my mind i think yes as they will have to find something else to latch on to

small club / small fan base / small minds

it wont go mate - not ever now

every new generation that comes to be a everscum fan means the gap between us and them gets bigger.

as the hatred gets passed down from hate filled fan to new blood and that new blood learns all the bad things between us and never any of the good of yesteryear

so reather than things changing for the better imo things will only ever get worse

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:11 am

Ace Ventura wrote:I am not surprised in the slightest by the celebrating of uniteds winner.
To be honest in most cities the rival team would react like that.

Whats worse though is the fact that in Liverpool its pretty common knowledge that Everton prefer to see us lose than them be successful.

Thats ridiculous and the obsession is scary.

is right

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:12 am

by even taking any notice of what they are saying or doing, aren't we doing the same as them

by **Ciggy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:12 am

GRAHAM01 wrote:as the hatred gets passed down from hate filled fan to new blood and that new blood learns all the bad things.

True they bring babies as young as 3 months old to the pit. :Oo:

why bring a baby to a footie match in such a hostile inviroment?

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:13 am

peewee wrote:by even taking any notice of what they are saying or doing, aren't we doing the same as them

your clearly not from liverpool

and no is the answer

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:15 am

well i am from liverpool and the answer is yes

by **GRAHAM01** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:16 am

Ciggy wrote:
GRAHAM01 wrote:as the hatred gets passed down from hate filled fan to new blood and that new blood learns all the bad things.

True they bring babies as young as 3 months old to the pit. why bring a baby to a footie match in such a hostile inviroment?

there is no way on this earth i would take my youngest to a football match yet she is 2, my middle one is 4 and i won't take her either not because she is a girl but i just think it would be to much for her my lad comes with me he is now 9 and has come with me since the age of 6

taking very young children to matchs is just wrong :no

by **Ace Ventura** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:19 am

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.

by **paddy** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:19 am

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

apologies you clearly dont live in liverpool i mean
or if so in some sort of cocoon
and again i say it NO your deluded and wrong discussing it is not the same as the way they go on

go figure pal

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