Toffee Chatroom - Everton FC - Page 31

JWNY · #**451** 27-11-2007, 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Red_Tirak1099

Bro JWNY, I thot you Chelski supporter?!?!

Got Blue colour counted liao ah? Man CIty also got blue colour leh

I was congratulating them...anyway, me rather Everton than Liverpool...

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Originally Posted by tomvoyeur

Beware Chelsea!

Trust me when i say, the nightmare of that Cahill goal still rings in my mind bro (we should have dealt with it)

JWNY

mokermania · #**452** 27-11-2007, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Red_Tirak1099

thailand political party made deal with Everton.....news report below

BANGKOK, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Soccer seeped deeper into the veins of Thai politics on Tuesday as the Democrat Party, rival of Manchester City owner Thaksin Shinawatra, announced a deal with English Premier League club Everton to coach young players.

The move by the City of Bangkok, run by Thailand's oldest political party, came days after Manchester City's signing of three Thai players in the capital, dominated by a video address from Thaksin, the former prime minister ousted in a coup last year.

Staff from Everton, one of two Premiership clubs in the English city of Liverpool, are due in Bangkok next month to start designing a series of soccer clinics to be held by April.

"This isn't about a counter attack. Our bid to build ties with the City of Liverpool coincided with the Man City deal," Deputy Bangkok Governor Buddhipong Punnakanta told Reuters.

The Everton-sponsored soccer schools should be up and running before those promised by Manchester City, which has also pledged to invest time and resources in Thai soccer.

Hi Tirak,

tks for the info.

tomvoyeur · #**453** 28-11-2007, 04:33 AM

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Originally Posted by JWNY

[SIZE="3"] Trust me when i say, the nightmare of that Cahill goal still rings in my mind bro (we should have dealt with it)

Stop kidding urself bro! Chelsea was lucky to escape with a point that night!

Garage1 · #**454** 02-12-2007, 10:33 PM

pompey are rock solid last night.. everton were pale..
my question is where is andy van de meyde ? wahahaha

i think fighting for top 6 this season is btw everton, pompey, villa , and maybe blackburn

mokermania · #**455** 07-12-2007, 05:28 PM

Tim Cahill's scrambled late winner beat Zenit St Petersburg and sent Everton through to the Uefa Cup knockout stages as winners of Group A.

copied n paste from BBC website.
hope we can be regular in Euro competition

Cum_Luver · #**456** 07-12-2007, 10:49 PM

dun know whether they can recover from their midweek UEFA Cup?

tomvoyeur · #**457** 08-12-2007, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Cum_Luver

dun know whether they can recover from their midweek UEFA Cup?

Was away for the past few days but toffees should nail the game against fulham. There is no major casualty in the 1st team and we should see a comfortable win for the toffees tonight.

Garage1 · #**458** 08-12-2007, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by tomvoyeur

Was away for the past few days but toffees should nail the game against fulham. There is no major casualty in the 1st team and we should see a comfortable win for the toffees tonight.

yes, we must win against fulham to keep up the pace among the top 6 as villa, blackburn,pompey are all bundle together
Yakubu double !!!!!!!!!!!!

Cum_Luver · #**459** 09-12-2007, 02:02 AM

another good performance by the Toffees,what a second half performance with Yakubu scoring a hat-trick...

tomvoyeur · #**460** 09-12-2007, 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Garage1

, blackburn,pompey are all bundle together
Yakubu double !!!!!!!!!!!!

Yak did one better - an Everton hat trick for the 1st time in 5 years!

Garage1 · #**461** 10-12-2007, 06:04 PM

excerpts from football365

Everton
But for Mark Clattenburg losing his senses in the Merseyside derby, Everton would be undefeated since the first week of October and level on league points with their city rivals.

Constantly disparaged as Liverpool's poorer cousins, Everton are in a rich vein of form - and the richest of David Moyes' five-year reign. Unbeaten in ten matches in three different competitions, they have also treated the Goodison faithful to 13 goals in their last three home league fixtures. A decent side with a sprinkling of outstanding players, they have earned the right to be taken seriously.

With development comes an increased workload. Due to their Carling Cup and UEFA Cup commitments, the Toffees will play nine matches between December 1 and New Year's Day. Yet their squad isn't as small as the doom-mongers might suggest - Phil Jagielka, Andrew Johnson, James McFadden and Victor Anichebe were the four outfield players on their bench this weekend.

Yakubu
One of those players who would only be properly appreciated by the Premiership public if he was English. Still, Yakubu's record of being the league's top scorer over the last four seasons with the exception of Thierry Henry speaks for itself.

Garage1 · #**462** 13-12-2007, 07:47 PM

Yakubu sends Everton into the semis
West Ham United 1 - 2 Everton
Yet another devastating late show secured Everton's passage to their first cup semi-final appearance in 12 years as Yakubu scored with just 90 seconds left of regulation time to seal a superb comeback at Upton Park. After an even start, West Ham took the lead when Carlton Cole beat the offside trap and slid the ball under Tim Howard to make it 1-0. But the Blues rallied after the half-hour mark and were rewarded when Leon Osman side-footed beautifully past Robert Green to level the tie. Everton were better overall in the second half but extra time was beckoning ominously when Yakubu capitalised on a mix-up between Danny Gabbidon and 'keeper Robert Green to prod home and win the tie at the death. Unbeaten now in 11, Everton's wonderful run of form rolls on!

YAKUBU AGAIN! woo hoo!!!!!!!