So he goes braless?
Letting it all hang out.
BTW, liking the new thread title.
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Evertons dumbest criminals
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So which team DO you support?
It's funny, CC kind of reminds me of David Moyes Wife, the Everton supporting WUM from the old 606 days ....
It's funny, CC kind of reminds me of David Moyes Wife, the Everton supporting WUM from the old 606 days ....
He lacked longevity and determination
did you know that Everton are not the first top flight club to break the rules
that Honour falls to our dear friends down the road
1890-91: Sunderland (two points) - registration issue
Teams being deducted points is nothing new. Indeed you have to go all the way back 133 years for the first example of an English top-flight side being penalised.
Scotland international goalkeeper Ned Doig played for Sunderland, but he had not been registered with the club for the required seven days, and therefore was still effectively a Blackburn player.
Sunderland lost two points, which dropped them from fifth to seventh at the end of the season.
that Honour falls to our dear friends down the road
1890-91: Sunderland (two points) - registration issue
Teams being deducted points is nothing new. Indeed you have to go all the way back 133 years for the first example of an English top-flight side being penalised.
Scotland international goalkeeper Ned Doig played for Sunderland, but he had not been registered with the club for the required seven days, and therefore was still effectively a Blackburn player.
Sunderland lost two points, which dropped them from fifth to seventh at the end of the season.
did you know that Everton are not the first top flight club to break the rules
that Honour falls to our dear friends down the road
1890-91: Sunderland (two points) - registration issue
Teams being deducted points is nothing new. Indeed you have to go all the way back 133 years for the first example of an English top-flight side being penalised.
Scotland international goalkeeper Ned Doig played for Sunderland, but he had not been registered with the club for the required seven days, and therefore was still effectively a Blackburn player.
Sunderland lost two points, which dropped them from fifth to seventh at the end of the season.
1890? I bet 2 olde points was worth a lot more back in those days.
it was, it's worth 3 points in todays money
Putting the title of the thread up for one of you to choose for tomorrow.
If anybody would know, it'd be you mate... Or maybe Trev.it was, it's worth 3 points in todays money
I think "The End of Corruption - Don't Mess With Everton" or something similar might be worth a shot.
"Everton 'til I die (or they go into administration)"
I mean, there nothing wrong with your original "Let's all laugh at Everton", but a poll is good fun.
