Thanks Fellainis Pirouette for your support

Did you have a home ticket on Sunday PJ's - I could feel your vibes willing us to the win

glad you witnessed the drubbing brother...

Stoke songs insulted you, what about United 'build a bonfire' song?

If trivial things like that wind you up then you are in for a shock in the.real world

JB.

I was appalled at the words sung by those Stoke thugs

Like most of my RS brothers I had to turn the sound down, even turning it.over when Kuyt came on for the sake of the kids!

comment by The Verbal Jouster (U11370)

posted 2 minutes ago
glad you witnessed the drubbing brother...

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Boy, i walked into that stun!

VJ - I take each as I find them - I don't have a pre-determined he's a blue he must be bitter etc.etc.

I agree that rival fans take any opportunity to have a dig - but ask yourself, do you do the same?

johnsonsbaby (U10461)


posted 57 seconds ago

VJ - I take each as I find them - I don't have a pre-determined he's a blue he must be bitter etc.etc.

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i dont myself but unfortunately i have usually found out that blue does usually equal bitter

i went to every home match at Goodison from about 87-93 and some of the things i have witnessed you would not believe, bitter is a compliment

Sure you did!

I also went on my ST to anfield from 1986-1991

As a child (many years ago) it was common to go to Anfield one week and Goodison the next in the boys pen, w all did it.

Just found this -

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/my-perfect-weekend/8388370/My-perfect-weekend-Alan-Bleasdale.html

"The first time I went to see Liverpool play a match at Anfield, I was sitting on top of my dad’s shoulders; it was a 2-2 draw against Leeds United. Back when I was eight or nine, I always used to go to football on a Saturday afternoon; my best mate was an Everton fan and I supported Liverpool, and one week we’d go to Anfield, the next to Goodison Park. I’m bewildered by the level of hatred shown now at football matches. It’s quite put me off going; "