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Originally Posted By: fazakerley red 1
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only two years ago there was massive trouble after the deby game at anfield , everton stormed the sailsbury a liverpoool fan got his throat cut , there has just been a massive court case which finished before christmas about the trouble the same day outside the king harry , when everton fans got battered with bats and knuckle dusters , that why liverpool fans should never want success for everton because of the fans not everton f.c. the everton fans .
think only people from the City really understand the rivalry faz and going by the replies on here it's true, they simply dont understand it because they dont deal with Everton fans on a day to day basis...


Absolute nonsense, I'm from Liverpool. Don't act like you 'understand' the rivalry better than anyone else, it's pathetic. And Faz dictating what 'real Liverpool fans' should think is just bloody irritating. If you dislike Everton because of the violence or singing done by the minority or idiots then to be honest, that's just narrow mindedness on your own part.
ok lets hope everton finish above liverpool again , win the F.A.cup , qualify for the group stages of the champions league and see how that pans out .


I don't sit here hoping they're going to win anything Faz, in fact I celebrate every game they lose. I'm just not a 'bitter' fan, as I said earlier, half of my family and friends are Everton fans.. over the years I've been to a good 10-15 Everton games (not including Merseyside derbys) and I'm quite happy to see them do well. That's not to say I ever want them to do better than Liverpool.

You've said how terrible it will be for you if Everton win something.. that's just really sad mate.

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Originally Posted By: fazakerley red 1
60's and 70's was very different times , people used to go one week to goodison next week to anfield , now i could go to every derby game at goodison but i would have to sit with the home fans and sorry it bad enough at anfield when i am in the main stand with all reds time are very different mate .


So it was OK for Shanks to be a season ticket holder at Everton then?

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60's and 70's was very different times , people used to go one week to goodison next week to anfield , now i could go to every derby game at goodison but i would have to sit with the home fans and sorry it bad enough at anfield when i am in the main stand with all reds time are very different mate .


So it was OK for Shanks to be a season ticket holder at Everton then?
bill got very bitter for after bob asked the club to ask him to leave melwood , and john moores invited him to watch games at goodison , he eventually came back after a bit , but as i said the 70's it was a very different time .

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60's and 70's was very different times , people used to go one week to goodison next week to anfield , now i could go to every derby game at goodison but i would have to sit with the home fans and sorry it bad enough at anfield when i am in the main stand with all reds time are very different mate .


So it was OK for Shanks to be a season ticket holder at Everton then?
bill got very bitter for after bob asked the club to ask him to leave melwood , and john moores invited him to watch games at goodison , he eventually came back after a bit , but as i said the 70's it was a very different time .


So is that yes or no?

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it seems that alot of lads seem to define how much the love lfc by how much they hate everton. is that what being a supported of lfc is?

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60's and 70's was very different times , people used to go one week to goodison next week to anfield , now i could go to every derby game at goodison but i would have to sit with the home fans and sorry it bad enough at anfield when i am in the main stand with all reds time are very different mate .


So it was OK for Shanks to be a season ticket holder at Everton then?
bill got very bitter for after bob asked the club to ask him to leave melwood , and john moores invited him to watch games at goodison , he eventually came back after a bit , but as i said the 70's it was a very different time .


So is that yes or no?
as i said liverpool and everton fans in the 50's ,60's and 70's went one week to liverpool next week to everton , and yes shanks went to everton for a while its not a secret its fact , and he went because he was invited by john moores and he was a bit bitter at the time towards LFC because of him getting told to not come to melwood no more .

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Originally Posted By: drome
it seems that alot of lads seem to define how much the love lfc by how much they hate everton. is that what being a supported of lfc is?


You'd have to really hate the Romans if you wanted to join the People's Judean front wink

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Apparrently, but I disagree. Jamie Carragher is a prime example. He loved Everton growing up. He's a red, through and through too.

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Originally Posted By: drome
it seems that alot of lads seem to define how much the love lfc by how much they hate everton. is that what being a supported of lfc is?
no mate for some reason people think if everton have success it help LFC when it wont , and that why i say how can wanting everton to do well be good for liverpool as a club and as fans it cant .

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