Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 9:18 amI've eaten Lemons that weren't that sour! 
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Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 9:18 amPosted: Mon May 15, 2006 9:19 am.ha! ha! bitter manc sh!te what a bunch of wan£ers .....
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 9:27 amSad w***ers!! 
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Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 9:32 amGracias King Rafa wrote:Sad w***ers!!
Spot the difference please?
nice photoshopping
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 1:14 pmIf i remember correctly Cantona's goal was scored when the other 21 players on the pitch were asleep from boredom in the most boring useless cup final ever. McAteer was borrowing a dictionary to try and see what the word "cross" meant while Collymore was planning his nightly activities.
Poor Mancs though, they are like an aging woman who used to be good looking and now when they see hot women accuse her of having fat ankles.
Poor Mancs though, they are like an aging woman who used to be good looking and now when they see hot women accuse her of having fat ankles.
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 1:20 pmcouldn't give a flying f#ck what fans of our rivals think of us.
all that matters is we've just accumulated our most ever league points in a season, and we're the current champions league and fa cup holders.
all that matters is we've just accumulated our most ever league points in a season, and we're the current champions league and fa cup holders.
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 1:24 pmGood point - throw in the European Super Cup and we hold 3 trophies, just won another treble - Yeeeahh
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 1:29 pmNever mind about the mancs, what about the bitter blues throwin eggs at the open top bus yesterday on Scottie road, feckin jealous b@stards, done my head in.
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 3:36 pmdawson99 wrote:that cantona one? that was the one in the worst cup final ever right where neither team looked at all botehred if they would win it or not. then you got gerrard hitting a 30 yard half volley screamer in the dieing seconds to make a game 3-3 in the 125th cup final and the final one (?) at the millenium stadium?
oh yeah, just the same
Better make that 40 yard half volley Dawson.
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 3:37 pmGareth G wrote:dawson99 wrote:that cantona one? that was the one in the worst cup final ever right where neither team looked at all botehred if they would win it or not. then you got gerrard hitting a 30 yard half volley screamer in the dieing seconds to make a game 3-3 in the 125th cup final and the final one (?) at the millenium stadium?
oh yeah, just the same
Better make that 40 yard half volley Dawson.
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 4:26 pmPosted: Mon May 15, 2006 5:00 pmpretty amusing read that, actually. apart from the usual knobs there are a few level headed people making grown up observations throughout the game. and the half wrong or half right bit would grace the pages of our very own real world
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 5:11 pmThat is class , what a bunch of bitter muppets.
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 5:13 pmMODS edit topic title to bitter blues and mancs please.
How feckin small time and embarressing new levels of bitterness.
10 reasons why it's still great to be a Blue May 15 2006
By Paddy Shennan, Liverpool Echo
FEELING blue Blues? Bluer than blue? Way beyond blue?
Don't despair, fellow fans, because we all know - even if it's deep, deep down today - that it's still great to be an Evertonian.
Today. Tomorrow. Next week. Next month. Next year. Next decade. Always. Even two days ago, when our fiercest rivals again revelled in a draw (while we were watching plucky Gretna go down to Hearts in the Scottish Cup Final).
Be strong - and remind yourself there are still countless reasons to be cheerful. Let's start with an obvious 10:
1 You've probably still got a hangover after marking yesterday's magical anniversary. While it was raining on the Reds' parade, Blues were raising a glass to Brian Labone and his Wembley heroes of 40 years ago who became the first side in the history of the FA Cup to come back from a two goal deficit. And what's more, Brian and the boys actually won the match 3-2 (these were the days when trophies weren't handed out willy nilly after 3-3 draws).
2 No need to make an arduous trek to Cardiff for a meaningless Charity Shield game against boring, boring Chelsea.
3 Boring, boring Chelsea have got their gold-encrusted cheque book out, which might just dash Liverpool's dreams of winning their first title since 1990. Mind you, if they changed the rules so you got extra points for draws . . .
4 With the loan signing of Man Utd keeper Tim Howard - and the hope that veteran Nigel Martyn might have another season in him -accident-prone Everton keeper Richard Wright may have played his last game for the club.
5 We can't score fewer goals next season - can we?
6 David Moyes is bound to finally buy a goalscorer this summer. Isn't he?
7 We've got Z Cars. They've got that dreary, dreadful and depressing dirge: You'll Never Whinge Alone.
8 That Brian Labone quote. And that David Moyes quote.
9 Keep telling yourselves that while some teams not only have the luck of the devil but appear to have struck a long-term deal with him, we are God's chosen team. Well, God loves a trier.
10 Evertonians are born, not manufactured. And as the song goes: "And if you know your history, it's enough to make your heart go 'Whoaoh-oh-oh'.
Keep the faith.
How feckin small time and embarressing new levels of bitterness.
10 reasons why it's still great to be a Blue May 15 2006
By Paddy Shennan, Liverpool Echo
FEELING blue Blues? Bluer than blue? Way beyond blue?
Don't despair, fellow fans, because we all know - even if it's deep, deep down today - that it's still great to be an Evertonian.
Today. Tomorrow. Next week. Next month. Next year. Next decade. Always. Even two days ago, when our fiercest rivals again revelled in a draw (while we were watching plucky Gretna go down to Hearts in the Scottish Cup Final).
Be strong - and remind yourself there are still countless reasons to be cheerful. Let's start with an obvious 10:
1 You've probably still got a hangover after marking yesterday's magical anniversary. While it was raining on the Reds' parade, Blues were raising a glass to Brian Labone and his Wembley heroes of 40 years ago who became the first side in the history of the FA Cup to come back from a two goal deficit. And what's more, Brian and the boys actually won the match 3-2 (these were the days when trophies weren't handed out willy nilly after 3-3 draws).
2 No need to make an arduous trek to Cardiff for a meaningless Charity Shield game against boring, boring Chelsea.
3 Boring, boring Chelsea have got their gold-encrusted cheque book out, which might just dash Liverpool's dreams of winning their first title since 1990. Mind you, if they changed the rules so you got extra points for draws . . .
4 With the loan signing of Man Utd keeper Tim Howard - and the hope that veteran Nigel Martyn might have another season in him -accident-prone Everton keeper Richard Wright may have played his last game for the club.
5 We can't score fewer goals next season - can we?
6 David Moyes is bound to finally buy a goalscorer this summer. Isn't he?
7 We've got Z Cars. They've got that dreary, dreadful and depressing dirge: You'll Never Whinge Alone.
8 That Brian Labone quote. And that David Moyes quote.
9 Keep telling yourselves that while some teams not only have the luck of the devil but appear to have struck a long-term deal with him, we are God's chosen team. Well, God loves a trier.
10 Evertonians are born, not manufactured. And as the song goes: "And if you know your history, it's enough to make your heart go 'Whoaoh-oh-oh'.
Keep the faith.
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 5:30 pm Bunch of feckin losers!