Pablo Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Tim Howard has hailed Everton's away following - insisting the fanatical backing provided by the travelling Blues gives David Moyes' men a Premier League advantage. A strong contingent of Evertonians cheered the Blues to Carling Cup victory at West Ham on Wednesday night. The US international is hoping for similar support when the sides meet at Upton Park for the second time in three days on Saturday. He told evertonTV: "The fans were great. The support is great at Goodison and when you come on the road and see how fanatical they are it is great. "I won't name clubs (erm.....cough, cough....) but you look around the league and see some clubs' support is paltry. They have got like 50 fans whereas our fans are ready to explode! "Anywhere you go in the Premier League will be a hostile environment, but when you have thousands of Everton fans you know they have your back and they spur you on." And that backing could help influence Saturday's outcome, with Howard wary of a backlash from the Hammers after Wednesday's cup win. He added: "We have talked about it. It is going to be a little bit odd, especially having beaten them. "Everyone knows what each team is going to bring. There's not a lot of time for change. It is going to be interesting. "We didn't want to come out and say anything that would stir them up and inspire them, but I think the way the game worked out we were over the moon! "It will seem like a continuation, but it is up to us as a group to re-focus and not think about beating them in the cup, but to focus on the three points." :yahoo: :yahoo: GO....!
wayne cramp Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Tim Howard has hailed Everton's away following - insisting the fanatical backing provided by the travelling Blues gives David Moyes' men a Premier League advantage. A strong contingent of Evertonians cheered the Blues to Carling Cup victory at West Ham on Wednesday night. The US international is hoping for similar support when the sides meet at Upton Park for the second time in three days on Saturday. He told evertonTV: "The fans were great. The support is great at Goodison and when you come on the road and see how fanatical they are it is great. "I won't name clubs (erm.....cough, cough....) but you look around the league and see some clubs' support is paltry. They have got like 50 fans whereas our fans are ready to explode! "Anywhere you go in the Premier League will be a hostile environment, but when you have thousands of Everton fans you know they have your back and they spur you on." And that backing could help influence Saturday's outcome, with Howard wary of a backlash from the Hammers after Wednesday's cup win. He added: "We have talked about it. It is going to be a little bit odd, especially having beaten them. "Everyone knows what each team is going to bring. There's not a lot of time for change. It is going to be interesting. "We didn't want to come out and say anything that would stir them up and inspire them, but I think the way the game worked out we were over the moon! "It will seem like a continuation, but it is up to us as a group to re-focus and not think about beating them in the cup, but to focus on the three points." :yahoo: :yahoo: GO....! fook fook fook fook fook fookk sh1t sh1t sh1t sh1t fook fook red ginger red ginger red ginger fook
Pablo Posted December 14, 2007 Author Posted December 14, 2007 From Bolton.....supports Everton Well done pal! Next ????
scoobydoo Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 From Bolton.....supports Everton so why not go on their forum, or is the fact hes from bolton mean hes the only evertonian who can write
Crawley White Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Well done pal! Next ???? Everton have got their on TV station?!
Pablo Posted December 14, 2007 Author Posted December 14, 2007 Everton have got their on TV station?! Eh ????
globaldiver Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Everton have got their on TV station?! Yeah, nicked it from someone else! When they weren't looking, or most likely travelling in Europe.
Guest as Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 so why not go on their forum, or is the fact hes from bolton mean hes the only evertonian who can write He goes on Blue Kipper....and sl?gs Bolton fans on there Little Lever blues
exiledwhite2 Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 From Bolton.....supports Everton I met an Everton supporting cockney last night Sorry, but that makes you a complete div in my book. And all your football opinions null and void. How can you brag about your support when you don't even come from the town? Bizarre
Zico Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Eh ???? He told evertonTV unless Lily Savage is an Everton fan
Ani Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Tim Howard has hailed Everton's away following - insisting the fanatical backing provided by the travelling Blues gives David Moyes' men a Premier League advantage. A strong contingent of Evertonians cheered the Blues to Carling Cup victory at West Ham on Wednesday night. The US international is hoping for similar support when the sides meet at Upton Park for the second time in three days on Saturday. He told evertonTV: "The fans were great. The support is great at Goodison and when you come on the road and see how fanatical they are it is great. "I won't name clubs (erm.....cough, cough....) but you look around the league and see some clubs' support is paltry. They have got like 50 fans whereas our fans are ready to explode! "Anywhere you go in the Premier League will be a hostile environment, but when you have thousands of Everton fans you know they have your back and they spur you on." And that backing could help influence Saturday's outcome, with Howard wary of a backlash from the Hammers after Wednesday's cup win. He added: "We have talked about it. It is going to be a little bit odd, especially having beaten them. "Everyone knows what each team is going to bring. There's not a lot of time for change. It is going to be interesting. "We didn't want to come out and say anything that would stir them up and inspire them, but I think the way the game worked out we were over the moon! "It will seem like a continuation, but it is up to us as a group to re-focus and not think about beating them in the cup, but to focus on the three points." :yahoo: :yahoo: GO....! One of your players said on your tv channel that your supporters are the best..........well blow me down with a feather, it must be true. Next week sandwog telly has a programme about bin laden is just a nice bloke looking out for his mates.
bwfcy2k Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Eh ???? Who would be your preference now Pab - Anelka or Johnson? Know who I prefer
Pablo Posted December 14, 2007 Author Posted December 14, 2007 I met an Everton supporting cockney last night Sorry, but that makes you a complete div in my book. And all your football opinions null and void. How can you brag about your support when you don't even come from the town? Bizarre Glossop Whites ??? Walkden Whites anyone ?? If you were to stand at your turnstile and check birth cirtificates and turn away NONE Boltoners.....your crowd would be down by a few thousand every game. Cant have it both ways. Within a 30 mile radius is classed as a local supporter, apparently! One question, who is the better supporter ?? Bloke 1 - A bloke who lives in his town, supports his club, but goes maybe 5 games a season, and makes a big deal bout going to one European away game, and shouts at the Arab TV when your AT HOME!!! Bloke 2 - Not from the area were his team are from, goes every game, travels from were he lives midweek, weekend, and goes to europe, and has a season ticket ?? Who is the better supporter ?? Its not as much were your from, its about How you support them!
Pablo Posted December 14, 2007 Author Posted December 14, 2007 Who would be your preference now Pab - Anelka or Johnson? Know who I prefer Yakubu!
Pablo Posted December 14, 2007 Author Posted December 14, 2007 Who would be your preference now Pab - Anelka or Johnson? Know who I prefer Big Vic
bwfcy2k Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Big Vic Now now come on. Answer the question...
Pablo Posted December 14, 2007 Author Posted December 14, 2007 Who would be your preference now Pab - Anelka or Johnson? Know who I prefer maybe Vaughan!!
Pablo Posted December 14, 2007 Author Posted December 14, 2007 Now now come on. Answer the question... Anelka without a doubt, didn't realise how class the bloke was/is tbh Take him out your team, you would be rock bottom.
ex_midlandwhite Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 We'll probably pick up Johnson for a couple of million in January with some of the ?15m we get for Nic!!!
Pablo Posted December 14, 2007 Author Posted December 14, 2007 We'll probably pick up Johnson for a couple of million in January with some of the ?15m we get for Nic!!! ?12 million wouldn't even get AJ!
scoobydoo Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 (edited) Tim Howard has hailed Everton's away following - insisting the fanatical backing provided by the travelling Blues gives David Moyes' men a Premier League advantage. A strong contingent of Evertonians cheered the Blues to Carling Cup victory at West Ham on Wednesday night. The US international is hoping for similar support when the sides meet at Upton Park for the second time in three days on Saturday. He told evertonTV: "The fans were great. The support is great at Goodison and when you come on the road and see how fanatical they are it is great. "I won't name clubs (erm.....cough, cough....) but you look around the league and see some clubs' support is paltry. They have got like 50 fans whereas our fans are ready to explode! "Anywhere you go in the Premier League will be a hostile environment, but when you have thousands of Everton fans you know they have your back and they spur you on." And that backing could help influence Saturday's outcome, with Howard wary of a backlash from the Hammers after Wednesday's cup win. He added: "We have talked about it. It is going to be a little bit odd, especially having beaten them. "Everyone knows what each team is going to bring. There's not a lot of time for change. It is going to be interesting. "We didn't want to come out and say anything that would stir them up and inspire them, but I think the way the game worked out we were over the moon! "It will seem like a continuation, but it is up to us as a group to re-focus and not think about beating them in the cup, but to focus on the three points." :yahoo: :yahoo: GO....! Edited December 14, 2007 by scoobydoo
exiledwhite2 Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Glossop Whites ??? Walkden Whites anyone ?? Its not as much were your from, its about How you support them! Liverpool / Bolton is hardly a fair comparison to Bolton / Walkden is it? Considering Walkden borders Bolton and before the overspill moved in the traditional team to support was Bolton And when it all boils down to it, the only reason to support a team from another town is because they are 'bigger' - and bragging about Everton's support proves that point Each to their own and all that...but in many ways you are defending the indefensible !
Pablo Posted December 14, 2007 Author Posted December 14, 2007 Liverpool / Bolton is hardly a fair comparison to Bolton / Walkden is it? Considering Walkden borders Bolton and before the overspill moved in the traditional team to support was Bolton And when it all boils down to it, the only reason to support a team from another town is because they are 'bigger' - and bragging about Everton's support proves that point Each to their own and all that...but in many ways you are defending the indefensible ! So its ok for Bolton ?? Tosh, Bigger clubs WILL get outside support, that is a given, infact ALL teams have it. Its weather they go or not! Their is a huge reason why I support my club. I know of a Bolton fans who was born in Liverpool.......so how does your theory work on this fella ???
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