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The Eggsterminator will be locking this thread !
Not if it continues to be about WAFC as opposed to blaming rugby for everything from the war in Iraq to the influx of crap reality TV programs.[/quote]
Have you seem that lunatic in North Korea? Trying to cause a war that fat lad. I hear he has a season ticket for the warriors as well. Sells pin badges and scarves on a weekend on duggie bridge as well. And his cat carries a knife. Those warriors, you couldn’t make it up I tell you.
They locked the gates and there were thousands who couldn’t get in to the ground.I remember at the time estimates of 25000 plus Wiganers had turned out for the game .Maybe we should contact a certain national talk station and give them this statistic next time they start droning on about “rugby town” and poor attendances.
The Eggsterminator will be locking this thread !
Not if it continues to be about WAFC as opposed to blaming rugby for everything from the war in Iraq to the influx of crap reality TV programs.[/quote]
I think it’s your turn to be bullied and picked on mercilessly this month, Eggy. I’m sure you won’t lose any sleep over it.
Was only a kid so didn’t go, but apparently we had 20,000 there that day, still to this day one of the biggest away followings Goodison’s ever seen. Remember the attendance was Everton’s biggest that year, even more than the Merseyside Derby……and we played in all RedI was there, in the Lower Bullens stand.If the ball went in the air you couldn’t see it.
The highlight was “The Beast” flattening Bob Latchford right in front of us.Latchford ran into him and went down like he’d hit a brick wall. :cheer:
Kidd got sent off a few minutes later for his act of retribution – soft get !! :)
Was only a kid so didn’t go, but apparently we had 20,000 there that day, still to this day one of the biggest away followings Goodison’s ever seen. Remember the attendance was Everton’s biggest that year, even more than the Merseyside Derby……and we played in all Red
I was there, in the Lower Bullens stand.If the ball went in the air you couldn’t see it.
The highlight was “The Beast” flattening Bob Latchford right in front of us.Latchford ran into him and went down like he’d hit a brick wall. :cheer:
Kidd got sent off a few minutes later for his act of retribution – soft get !! :)[/quote]
Who was “The Beast”?
Was only a kid so didn’t go, but apparently we had 20,000 there that day, still to this day one of the biggest away followings Goodison’s ever seen. Remember the attendance was Everton’s biggest that year, even more than the Merseyside Derby……and we played in all Red
I was there, in the Lower Bullens stand.If the ball went in the air you couldn’t see it.
The highlight was “The Beast” flattening Bob Latchford right in front of us.Latchford ran into him and went down like he’d hit a brick wall. :cheer:
Kidd got sent off a few minutes later for his act of retribution – soft get !! :)[/quote]
Who was “The Beast”?[/quote]
Neil Davids
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