Coming month could see David Moyes's doubters silenced

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David Moyes, infamously, is still seeking his first trophy as a manager. And his critics never miss an opportunity to point out that his sides have come up short in ‘almost’ every truly big clash they have faced. But next month will hand David Moyes the opportunity to challenge the nay-sayers, silence the doubters and prove his team can win matches that matter.

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Clarence Yurcan
1 Posted 05/04/2013 at 16:21:25
I would absolutely love to be silenced, and see Everton qualify for the CL. But I can only go on history, and Moyes usually comes up short in big moments.
Craig Bellew
2 Posted 05/04/2013 at 16:36:17
What was the old saying before he closed the place down.

"If that happens (Everton winning all these big games away from home) I'll show me arse in Lewis's window."

I think we have more chance of seeing Lord Lucan rolling into town on the back of Shergar to bank roll a take over of our once great club than us beating Spurs, Arsenal, the Shite and Chelsea all away from home.

Barry Rathbone
3 Posted 05/04/2013 at 16:50:22
Bit late Prenno, nice if he gets a win at Anfield but more like "about time too".

Trying to make out it disproves 11 years of evidence is a stretch even for a club hack like you.

Andrew Laird
4 Posted 05/04/2013 at 16:44:38
Moyes league record away:

P W D L F A

Spurs 10 3 1 6 13 20
Chelsea 10 0 6 4 8 17
Arsenal 10 0 2 8 7 23
Liverpool 9 0 4 5 5 13

5 goals scored at Anfield. I have been silenced.

Andrew Laird
5 Posted 05/04/2013 at 17:06:57
Sorry to Michael / Lyndon for the above formatting!
Tony J Williams
6 Posted 05/04/2013 at 17:17:46
Who gives a flying fuck if the "doubters" are silenced or not, I want Everton to win, not use it as a ner ner ner ner ner moment.
Eugene Ruane
7 Posted 05/04/2013 at 17:20:09
Great stuff by fearless ace reporter David 'all yours for a large G & T and a vol-au-vent' Prentice.

How DOES he continue to unearth these amazing exclusives?

Seriously, who can forget stories like..

"'Blues look to improve' says Jags"

Or - "Moyes Happy With Decent Start To Season"

Or - "'Europe still possible' says someone or other stating the fucking obvious".

He says Moyes has a chance to 'silence the doubters'?

I'll ask the four Bill Hicks questions.

1) Yeah?
2) And?
3) So?
4) What?

Wish he would and I genuinely hope he does.

Ffs - as if the doubters (like me) want anything other than for us to win all of our remaining games (no he DOESN'T say that's what we want, but remember he got his arsed kicked here and on the Echo site and we KNOW what side he's on).

The headline says "..could see David Moyes's doubters silenced".

True it could, but so what - if you apply 'could' to any story on ANY sport in any country in the world, you simply have a license to print space-filling shite.

"Liverpool FC could move to Kirkby"

"Dallas Cowboys could have time-outs to pray"

"John Conteh could return to ring in Seniors boxing show"

All total bollocks BUT.......could happen.

Eric Myles
8 Posted 05/04/2013 at 17:48:30
Prentice "If Everton can somehow come through trips to Tottenham, Arsenal and Liverpool, then finally Chelsea, with a Champions League place still in their sights, David Moyes will have truly earned the respect of those who doubt him."

And if he fails as he has done for 11 previous seasons and so the form books tell us he will again, then what will you write? The same shit you have been writing when he has failed the last 11 years?

Stop questioning the FANS for their doubt when previous seasons have proven that doubt is well founded and start questioning the reasons for the uderperformance that has raised the doubt, the manager, the players and the board.

Stop being a club lackey and start being that journalist you aspired to be when you started out all those years ago.

THE FAILINGS OF EVERTON ARE NOT DUE TO THE FANS BELIEF IN THE CLUB.

Richard Dodd
9 Posted 05/04/2013 at 18:02:32
History has nothing to do with the possibility of us garnering points in the remaining games of the season. Everton will win at Spurs and other places too. Why can't we all look forward to success rather than long to be right about losing games? Do people get satisfaction from viewing failure?

Warped, I call it!

Eric Myles
10 Posted 05/04/2013 at 18:12:33
Richard, those that do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it,

Do you think Moyes has learned enough to win at least 1 away game against those above us? in 11 years of trying?

But saying that I think Spurs will be no problem.

Kevin Tully
11 Posted 05/04/2013 at 18:11:14
I would say any hopes of Europe will be extinguished if we lose on Sunday.

Then we will witness an article in the Echo what a great season we have had, looking back on all the "great moments."

In fact, didn't the club release a DVD when we finished 7th once?

This naysayer sincerly hopes to be proved wrong, as I wished to be proved wrong by Moyes lifting an F.A. Cup. There is nothing I want more than trips abroad in the C.L. and great European nights at Goodison.

David, if we do come close to qualifying for Europe, I hope the Echo has the plums to question the Board instead of loyal supporters, after the shambles that was the January transfer window!!

Eugene Ruane
12 Posted 05/04/2013 at 18:32:53
Richard Dodd – "Why can`t we all look forward to success rather than long to be right about losing games? Do people get satisfaction from viewing failure? Warped, I call it!"

I respond to very few of your posts, seeing you for the most part as a harmless but misguided fool.

However your assertion that there are Evertonians who want to see Everton lose – "long to be right about losing games" – is insulting in the extreme.

In fact I honestly can't think of a bigger insult.

I don't give a shite if this pulled – you're a fucking idiot.


Nick Entwistle
13 Posted 05/04/2013 at 19:03:14
Eugene, you've spent the last month trying to shout down any voice or thread which has a hint of pro-Moyes about it. You're no more than thought-police, debate has disappeared from this site because you and Ross Edwards (if that's his real name) patrol every damn thread, trying to control everyone's experience.

Stick to your scripts because they're genuinely cool... but everything else now is about as interesting as watching Miranda.

Andy Crooks
14 Posted 05/04/2013 at 19:16:03
Nick, I cannot accept that there are any Evertonians who want the side to lose, it seems to me that Richards post was out of order. Also ,why would Ross Edwards post under a false name? Wanting a new coach is a legitimate view to hold.
Eugene Ruane
15 Posted 05/04/2013 at 19:04:34
Nick Entwistle (311) - I have haven't spent 'the last month' doing anything different from what I've been doing for the last few years on TW - posting and responding to posts as I see fit. That fact that some of my posts may have narked you, pissed you off (which appears to be the case) interests me no one jot and your 'shouted down' accusation (something not actually possible on a website where all have the right to reply) is something one often hears from desperate posters when their argument/s begins to falls to pieces. Your tartily dramatic 'thought-police' I also interpret as 'I hate and can't deal with a contrary opinion particularly if accompanied by facts'. By all means give me your searing comeback but be aware - heard it all before.

What I HAVEN'T heard before, is myself (albeit indirectly) referred to as someone who would like to see Everton lose - that I don't forgive.

John Keating
16 Posted 05/04/2013 at 19:36:54
I see the Telegraph have dropped that idiot Kelvin McKenzie because of upset RS supporters.
Surely, therefore, Prentice and O'Keeffe, should be sent to the Gulags without a stitch to wear as a disgrace to journalism, at the very least.
Richard Dodd
17 Posted 05/04/2013 at 19:34:53
I did not say there are Evertonians who are glad to see us lose but there are a good many who rejoice in being harbingers of gloom, always seem to predict the worst and are keen to remind us how right they were when it happens.

I want Moyes to win EVERY game because he is our manager not because he`s Moyes.

Nick Entwistle
18 Posted 05/04/2013 at 19:58:05
As you see fit is not a view you allow others. And not everything is about you, even if you think so.

You don't nark or piss people off. Its just all becoming white-noise - tiresome. You've made yourself into a caricature.

Eugene Ruane
19 Posted 05/04/2013 at 19:50:38
Richard (334) - "I did not say there are Evertonians who are glad to see us lose"

Yes you did.

You stated there are Evertonians who ""long to be right about losing games" - if that doesn't mean they'd be glad to see us lose, what DOES it mean?

Chris James
20 Posted 05/04/2013 at 19:54:46
To be honest Moyes could win the league and there'd still be people on here bitching and moaning.

I personally think we're going to fall short of 4th, but I don't solely blame Moyes and I honestly struggle to see how any one can have credibility in doing so.

We started like an express train and have played some of the best attacking football I've seen in the last 20 years - so far away from the knock it long, nick one and keep it tight mentality that most on here seem to hate (but which actually did win us a Champion's League qualifying spot and kept us challenging for Europe for the past 8 years).

The reasons we'll fall short are thus:
i) Terrible referee-ing decisions - we have quite literally been robbed of 10-12 points this season through some shocking decisions (and that includes the odd one or two that's gone our way).
ii) Bad luck with injuries - Gibson and Mirallas (two players who are definite first teamers) have both been out for sustained periods and we've missed them.
iii) Jelavic's inexplicable collapse in form - I know people will and do blame Moyes, but really our first choice striker has been poor this season (outperformed repeatedly by Anichebe!!!) and been an absolute shadow of his first season self
iv) Paper thin squad and lack of investment in January - We all knew that this transfer window was vital to our success, when our paper thin squad (which has used the least players of any team in the PL) desperately needed to be bolstered with one or two decent additions. If anyone her genuinely believes that's not also what Moyes thought/wanted then they want their bloody heads seeing to. In the end he was let down as usual by a combination of the board's ineptness and our weak financial position (related to the former).
v) The players + their lack of 'winning' experience - obviously Moyes has impact on tactics and morale, but ultimately it's the people on the pitch that make the decisive actions. If they're just not up for it, or just not good enough, or just don't ultimately believe then it doesn't matter if you're Mourinho or Barry Fry, you're going to struggle to win consistently. Whilst we do have some 'winners' in the squad (Neville and Howard both tasted success at the top level), the vast majority of our team just haven't experienced the big victories and ultimately probably lack that little extra bit of belief that makes all the difference. It's the reason why Utd are always there or there abouts, regardless of how poorly they seem to play or how average their side appears and it's why the same old teams often end up dominating.

Obviously Moyes has made mistakes throughout the season and many of them. The presence of Naismith after the first few games continues to mystefy as does playing Heitinga or Neville in midfield and leaving Oviedo on the bench. I also feel a little disappointed with the lack of time for some of the youth players, I'm not as big a cheerleader for Barkley as others (he doesn't have the head for the premier league yet) but more time for Vellios and McAlney would seem a sensible move with Jelly stinking out the place.
Yes he's made mistakes, but so has every other manager - even Ferguson gets it wrong sometimes, Mancini and Wenger frequently have been totally out-thought/played on many occasions (the former by Moyes just a couple of weeks back.
Ultimately I think David Moyes is one of the best managers we've had in my lifetime, not up there with Howard Kendall's first outing of course, but certainly with his subsequent returns or the visits of Mike Walker, Walter Smith and even Joe Royle (FA Cup win was great, but the football style wasn't much fun to watch and if we played that game 10 times we wouldn't win it again). He's delivered some genuine stability, annual expectation, a few memorable European nights and a little bit of pride back to a club with a wealth of history but a marked lack of wealth in a league that's dominated by big spenders.


If we get champions league or a new investor I think he'll stay, but the chances of either are frankly minimal and I wouldn't blame him for leaving - he's been lied to as much as anyone else and wants to see if he can take the next step in his own career. I'm not saying he can't be replaced either and I'll get behind whoever's in the hot seat, but I remain to be convinced that the likes of Lennon, Martinez or O'Neill (or whatever other 2nd/3rd tier coaching name is thrown into the mix) would come close to what DM has achieved.

Sean Patton
21 Posted 05/04/2013 at 20:10:40
We all want the same thing a successful Everton side that wins matches it's just some of us see the same mistakes made by the manager season in and season out and are now conditioned to the same old tiresome predictable insipid performances in the big games especially away from home.

There is a scene in The Simpsons where Lisa is conducting experiments on Bart and a hamster and she puts electrodes in a bun, the hamster gets a shock and leaves the treat alone but Bart keeps going back in the foolish belief that he wont get electrocuted. That is what Everton are like under Moyes in big away games.

Dennis Stevens
22 Posted 05/04/2013 at 20:31:10
Richard Dodd #334 "I want Moyes to win EVERY game because he is our manager not because he`s Moyes." Really? That seems to me to be a somewhat contradictory sentence, Richard. Personally, I wish to see Everton win every match because I'm an Evertonian.
Kevin Tully
23 Posted 05/04/2013 at 20:28:16
Chris, I think a lot of supporters lose sight of how much the game has changed in the last ten years.

It is literally a global game now, with the P.L. generally offering the highest wages. Comparing even the last 5 years onwards with previous managerial reigns hold no water for me. We don't know how these past managers would have fared in a modern P.L. with £50-75k a week players on their payroll.

All modern sports have evolved into ultra-professionalism. I was at a dinner a few months ago listening to Paul Merson, some of the stories were fucking hysterical, but there is no way him & his fellow pro's would have even got past the door these days.

Brendan McLaughlin
24 Posted 05/04/2013 at 20:39:43
Dennis #354
How is Richards comment contradictory? He wants the Everton manager to win every game...go on I'm intrigued to know where the contradiction is?
Ross Edwards
25 Posted 05/04/2013 at 20:34:36
Well Nick
I'm writing under a false name am I? I would like to know what you think my "real" identity is then. It seems that you are personally attacking me and Eugene for having a differing opinion to you.
Just because I want a new manager, it doesn't mean I'm forcing opinions on to other people on this site.
Thank you Andy Crooks for coming to my defence as it seems Nick doesn't like me or Eugene expressing our opinions.
Your rant about me and Eugene is even more ridiculous as you say that we want our great club to lose because our views differ to yours, which I find an offensive and unneccessary comment to make.
You could have commented on something different on this thread, but you instead choose to launch a personal attack on me and Eugene based on the fact we are of a different viewpoint to you, which I find both unacceptable and insulting.
Eugene Ruane
26 Posted 05/04/2013 at 20:29:52
Nick - "As you see fit is not a view you allow others."

Allow?

Please explain HOW anyone is not 'allowed'.

You think there are posts I can prevent?

What's funny is your many (many many many) ill-informed posts are proof this is NOT the case.

Fact: I have no more or less right to post than anyone else.

It's revealing how you see it though.

There's no actual noise and nobody (unless they're barred) is not allowed to post.

But for you it's..

"As you see fit is not a view you allow others" and "not everything is about you" and "Its just all becoming white-noise".

A visit to the trick-cyclist might be not too far down the line.

Ross Edwards
27 Posted 05/04/2013 at 20:52:20
Richard
I want Everton to win every game, I want us to win trophies and be the most successful club in England, I am an Evertonian, and I want us to win every game we ever play. I am only opposed to our manager and if Moyes left I would still be an Evertonian, until my dying day, Moyes or no Moyes.
He is not bigger than the club and there will always be an Everton, before Moyes and after Moyes and nothing will ever change my love for this club, therefore I found your comment to be offensive.
Nick Entwistle
28 Posted 05/04/2013 at 20:57:20
Eugene,

Copy and pasting every second sentence of everyone's posts and rephrasing their inference is... well, I was going to say it hardly furthers anything, but thought-police again comes to mind.

Add some standard youtube message board mentality, and complete lack of self awareness, and that makes you about as beneficial as Zippy having completed state education.

Gareth Davies
29 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:11:04
Nick Entwistle - how right you are in 311. It has become a bit of a joke!! I don't think you should take him seriously though. He is just a wind up, isn't he? I don't think any of what he says is serious, not even he believes. Not like Mr Dodd, he always used to believe.
Ross Edwards
30 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:16:36
Gareth
You've joined Nick's gang have you? Well, I knew the pack mentality would gather pace on here. And Nick is the person who thinks I control people's opinions, when clearly Nick has contolled yours.
And I'm not a wind up either, is this because my views are opposite to yours?
If my future posts are to be ignored or I am going to be attacked personally again, I am just going to shut up as freedom of speech has gone out of the window on here.
James Flynn
31 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:20:32
Only thing missing from the article was "Exclusive! Coming month could see . . . "

Sorry, I just get a kick out of "Exclusive" thing.

Nick Entwistle
32 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:21:46
Now the pink hippo's chimed in.
Ross Edwards
33 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:25:26
Is your "pink hippo" referring to me Nick?
Thomas Newton
34 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:26:42
I wasn't even going to bother watching the game on Sunday... too many memories of getting beat by Spurs being televised at the Lane, that was until their game last night was drawing to an end...

Already injury-ravaged, both before and during the game, they lost their talismanic pivotal one-man team that is Gareth Bale. All of a sudden, Sunday's game took on a whole new outlook.

The games that he missed against us he missed at Goodison; we went on to win, in others we were lucky in that their manager played him out of position. I had visions of him running riot through our midfield; renewed optimism indeed.
If we can beat them, then go on to beat QPR, even allowing for losing at Arsenal who's fans must be thinking similar, then we go on and beat Sunderland, we could well be above them.

Spurs have no game next week then, after that, they are away to City. If they lose that, we could be 2 points clear... more if we get anything at Arsenal.

Now, if only our leader could relate this to his tired threadbare already safe squad of players, who knows???

Barry Rathbone
35 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:21:10
I think if anything was learned from the Wigan/City extremes it was positivity is shit - cause and effect indicate the management need to be told straight up how it is none of this sugar coating nonsense.

Arguably your not doing your job as an evertonian being all hippy about it colluding in the comfy, snuggly ignore what's wrong just think positive baloney.

Even Prenno's piece smacks of "we'll show ya!!!" - well show us then - we've been waiting long enough get 4th, beat the RS it's in your own hands.

Just for a change fucking do it.

Gareth Davies
36 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:48:08
Ross Edwards - are you a delinquent seven year old? I only ask because your comments are definately not those of a fully grown man. You carry on, but mind your mam don't catch you.
James Flynn
37 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:22:49
Ross - Slow down. Not making fun. Really, slow down.

You post in ToffeeWeb, you get it in the neck like the rest of us. Nothing more.

Nick doesn't have a gang for Gareth to join. If such a gang did exist, likely they'd be spending their time figuring how to crack safes, not attack a stranger on a discussion board.

People who disagree with you aren't against you. They just disagree. If you didn't expect a fair amount of disagreement to be expressed scathingly, whyever did you come to this site.

Calm down.

Ross Edwards
38 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:55:34
Sorry James, I must have interpreted Gareth and Nick's comments incorrectly. Maybe I should have thought before diving in.
Jamie Tulacz
39 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:38:50
This whole 'no win against a top-team away' theory seems to conveniently ignore the numerous recent victories away at City. Or does that not fall into the convenient statistics that's being applied?
Gareth Davies
40 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:50:41
Ross Edwards
Why don't you read your post at 360, then 374. Can you see the contradiction? Why don't you stop trying to be the balding little man, he doesnt need your help.
Gareth Davies
41 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:59:49
James
Nice!
James Flynn
42 Posted 05/04/2013 at 21:59:11
Ross - Apology unnecessary. What you post and how you interpret anyone's response is your own business and none of mine.

Just calm down.

Ross Edwards
43 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:06:09
I must admit though, reading my comments, that I do contradict myself quite a lot, which is probably the reason not many people, including myself don't take some of my posts seriously.
I personally would be delighted for Moyes to finish in the Top 4, maybe I should stop writing crazy anti-Moyes posts on every thread as I do write extreme, incohent crap sometimes! And maybe I shouldn't take criticism so seriously in future as we all have a voice on here.
Gareth Davies
44 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:21:04
Ross that is far more balanced, although I would refrain from slating yourself. Just think nice thoughts and things will still be the same but you may have forgotten why they annoyed you in the first place!! Peace fella.
Brendan McLaughlin
45 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:16:35
Ross #402
Toffeeweb is a bit like being with your mates down the pub...the banter is merciless & unrelenting...but mostly (Andy Crooks aside) we're still mates.
Gavin Ramejkis
46 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:25:43
Jamie despite spending over half a billion on players, the trash with cash have managed one win against Everton, the nouveau riche seem to have an LMF (lack of moral fibre) moment each time they play us. It doesn't detract from the stats on the 40+away games against the original Sky love in teams without a win.
Nick Entwistle
47 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:29:44
James, I want to know more about this safe cracking gang I'm running.

What's in Bill's? The missing £24m or just his lunch?

Gareth Davies
48 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:32:50
Nick I am well known for my handling skills. Just what I have been handling is another story for a different website! But like you I would like to know more. Funds are diminishing rapidly and a quick fix is a must.
Gavin Ramejkis
49 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:37:30
Gareth and Nick should start a blaggers meeting website, be funny seeing them and not those over the hill munters that used to pop up on the adverts on the home page of TW
Scott Mongomery
50 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:33:40
Has there been an outbreak of male PMS that I'm only becoming aware of reading some of the posts above? An oestrogen bomb fired by Kim Jong Un maybe... FFS, get a grip, men!

Imho, Moyes has done well considering the financial restraints imposed by the hopeless buffoons running the asylum at present... Lack of investment, lack of commercial acumen, lack of forward planning – especially in terms of our stadium and corporate revenue streams.

If he does leave, the likes of Martinez et al will do no better with equivalent terms. Just please god not Neil Lennon.

Tony Marsh
51 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:25:49
Our Davey has had more fair cracks of the whip than Ben Hur yet he never gets the Chariot across the winning line first when it really matters. Why will it suddenly change now? It's impossible for Moyes to change his mindset, persona and his tactical ethos mid-season; it just wont happen.

I am so used to it now that I have become numb to it all. I cannot even be bothered to muster up the energy to argue with Kopites when they want to engage in a bit of banter. There's no point as I know what will happen; so do they. I used to argue untill I was Blue in the face defending Everton. Moyes has taken the joy of it away as he is a laughing stock across the park.

There will be no victory at either Anfield, Chelsea or Arsenal. If you think I am wrong, go and put some money on us to get the wins.... I bet you don't.

Colin Wainwright
52 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:33:37
Ross, 99% of us write extreme,incoherent crap sometimes. Don't worry about it man. Nick Entwhistle's posts are always immaculately scripted and presented though. Don't think he went to a state school.
Nick Entwistle
53 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:41:21
And people call Moyes dour. Look at the third photo down and tell me he's not having fun. What the hell is up with this?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2304392/Toby-Alderweireld-wanted-Liverpool-Everton.html

This needs to be the new photo on the live forum.

Ian Smitham
54 Posted 05/04/2013 at 22:48:11
Nick, at the boxing he had those babes around him, trust his wife is fully aware. For someone so dour emotionless and seeing out his contract before he deserts us, can you find a picture of him when Jelly scored the second against City. Passion, passion, raw unadulterated passion.
Peter Laing
55 Posted 05/04/2013 at 23:10:40
Nick Entwistle aka the oracle, morning, noon and night.
Patrick Murphy
56 Posted 05/04/2013 at 23:05:14
It is the Grand National tomorrow but not being a betting man I will watch it but without the hope of winning big money. But I've just had a look at the runners and have picked out the following, good luck if you have a bet, but remember only gamble what you can afford to lose.

Ninetieth Minute - 66 , always a good time to score the winner, if we can do it in the next 8 games brilliant.

Swing Bill - 66, not a comment on our beloved leaders private life, or a request from some of our more extreme supporters.

Cappa Bleu - 11 It's the only one I could find with Blue in its name.

Roberto Goldback - 33, a possible Christian name of our next manager and his surname is the answer he'll get from bill when he asks for funds. "Sorry Roberto - but I had to give the Goldback"

Join Together - 16, What all Evertonians should do in the last 8 games of the season and hopefully have a fantastic party in the middle of May.

Brendan McLaughlin
57 Posted 05/04/2013 at 23:30:36
Patrick #429

Big Fella Thanks & Lost Glory must be serious contenders for Evertonians.

Dennis Stevens
58 Posted 05/04/2013 at 23:33:25
I drew Swing Bill at work - it wasn't wishful thinking, honest!
James Flynn
59 Posted 05/04/2013 at 23:07:04
Nick (413) - Was thinking "The Italian Job" like.

Boosting the gelt, then racing thru narrow streets you must be hemmed in on, but magically the police can't catch you.

Hot chicks (Eva Mendes, Halle Berry should do) throwing themselves at you, even though you're uglier than sin (Uglier than Caine, anyway, which takes some doing. Although I'm sure you are).

And, as a bonus, saving Ruane from his stalker Edwards (360).

Then the scene closing with you and Eva on an unnamed, perfect beach lifting glasses towards Gareth and Halle just offshore on a catamaran heading out to their recently bought yacht; the catarmaran being driven by the police chief you 2 have just purchased.

Does that work?

Peter Laing
60 Posted 05/04/2013 at 23:42:31
Nah James, more of a wannabe thespian in a silk smoking jacket, cravat and a pair of diamanté slippers monitoring toffeeweb like a bullfrog waiting for its next meal.
James Flynn
61 Posted 05/04/2013 at 23:51:35
Peter - Almost afraid to answer.

You know something of Nick I don't. Let you 2 hash it out.

Was it mentioning Eva or Halle instead of yourself prompted that response?

Are you the police chief? You expected more cash?

Andy Crooks
62 Posted 06/04/2013 at 00:30:54
Brendan#411, you've hurt my feelings. I swear, I'll only have one pint. I won't say a word and I'll get a carry out and go.
Nick Entwistle
63 Posted 06/04/2013 at 00:50:05
James, not a clue what diamonte slippers are but he knows to spell it with an accent.

I prefer the original Italian Job, but I'd probably end up with Benny Hill's large ladies.

Paul Ferry
64 Posted 06/04/2013 at 02:45:03
I love the way on this thread that Entwistle points fingers at the Devil's Advocates. My sense, reading the thread, is that, surprise, surprise, the Devil's Advocates number Nick who just keeps banging back and back (is West London that dull) and Doddy, who, credit where credit is due, limits himself to a word or two.

Entwistle V Eugene. Hmmmmmm. Tough one to call. Erm, no, really. I'm old enough to remember the Argie War and Nick here is playing the role of the original Argie was it miners or diggers who arrived one day to dig shit at that piece of rock to the north of the Falklands/Malvinas.

James Flynn
65 Posted 06/04/2013 at 03:13:13
The girls with Benny looked a lot better than the ones with Caine; quality and volume.

Your choice, of course.

Brian Cleveland
66 Posted 06/04/2013 at 07:30:33
Jesus, I've just read my way through this thread and all the swinging handbags... got to the end and thought.... what the hell was the subject of this thread anyway?
Had to go back to the top to remind myself! Now I have to look again to see if anybody actually commented on the topic!!!!

(And yes I know, I contributed nothing to the subject either!)

Brian Hill
67 Posted 06/04/2013 at 08:07:59
Is the Thought Policeman watching? Or the anti-Thought Policeman? Am I allowed to comment without your input? Help!!!
Brin Williams
68 Posted 06/04/2013 at 09:05:21
Girls, girls, girls - what a load of bollocks.

I want Everton to win,

No you don't!

Yes I do!

Are you calling me a liar?

Yes..... er no...

Yes you are.

No I'm not you idiot.

Are you calling me an idiot?

Yes!!

Fuck you.

Fuck you too.

I'll report you to the thought police.

I am the thought police!!

Sorry.... I think you're great and I like all your friends to(!)

Even if they post under different names?

Oh - FFS what a giggle this thread has turned out to be...........

Dave White
69 Posted 06/04/2013 at 11:20:55
Ah cracking thread gents, cheers for the banter! Personally I wouldn't want anyone to hold back...isn't that what a fans' forum is for?

Anyway I appreciate our away record against the Sky4 is shite but it does piss me off how the Citteh results are excluded. They are the champions FFS and we have an incredible record against them.

What do they say? Lies, damn lies and statistics?

Brian Cleveland
70 Posted 06/04/2013 at 14:27:19
Brin (#482).....nice summary, I could have saved myself half an hour's reading!
Adolf Ng
72 Posted 07/04/2013 at 04:02:12
If Moyes can really win the next 8 games, I will not be silenced, but stimulated to cheer!!!
Brendan McLaughlin
73 Posted 07/04/2013 at 18:44:36
Steady on Adolf #691
Remember....it's just a game!
Robbie Muldoon
74 Posted 08/04/2013 at 12:24:45
David Moyes doubters are not wrong. David Moyes doubters who cannot see that the real problem is Bill Kenwright et al are the ones who are wrong. The rest are fan-atics who would support Everton if the devil himself took charge.

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