At last, another Brassic fan
He’s the best comedy character that’s been created for a very long time
Your pony's a c**tAt last, another Brassic fan
He’s the best comedy character that’s been created for a very long time
I was watching the murder mystery episode from S4 when I was on a plane. Almost burst when he said a kid could’ve cycled into that underground support beam.
The ones on the main Everton forum who don`t like him, tend to be the bottom feeders of the forum and who have restraining orders against them and aren`t allowed anywhere near school playgrounds in real life.
The vast majority of Everton fans really wanted Frank to succeed, even when it was obvious he was getting the boot.
"Bottom feeders" love it, we have a few of them on this forum.
Keep in touch Farmer Jim.
Half of them on here give them love bitesEvery forum has them.
They have to blow their girlfriend up before sex and then let them down after they’ve finished, to wash them out.
I use the karcher on mine.Every forum has them.
They have to blow their girlfriend up before sex and then let them down after they’ve finished, to wash them out.
Half of them on here give them love bites
It's the only way they'll go down on them
The main forum is called Grand Old Team mate.
If you want to amuse yourself pop over there and have a read of the Sean Dyche thread.
The dwindling band of Dyche supporters, all three of them, are doing their level best, to defend themselves against the onslaught from rest of the forum
And two of those are Darren Farley so the other must be DycheyThe main forum is called Grand Old Team mate.
If you want to amuse yourself pop over there and have a read of the Sean Dyche thread.
The dwindling band of Dyche supporters, all three of them, are doing their level best, to defend themselves against the onslaught from rest of the forum
You do only have to buy one ticket though, if you take them to the cinema with you.Every forum has them.
They have to blow their girlfriend up before sex and then let them down after they’ve finished, to wash them out.
This is the first time I`ve ever come onto another teams forum so bear with me !
I just wanted to write a little something about Frank`s time at Everton and try to allay some of the fears that I`ve read about him as a manager.
As every man and his dog knows, we`re a clown show of a club and owned by an absolute clueless lunatic, who was the only person on the planet, to think it would be a good idea to appoint possibly the most hated manager of all time by Everton fans, Rafael Benitez.
Even worse, Benitez was given carte blanche by the idiot owner, to start ripping the club up from the inside out, which included getting rid of back room staff who were part of the fabric of the club and also getting rid of any players who he didn`t fancy or tow the line - James Rodriguez / Luca Digne.
It wasn`t long before the club and fans was tearing itself apart, both on and off the pitch, due to Mr Benitez and eventually the idiot owner woke up and realised that relegation was a very real possibility and a big chunk of his investment with it.
Enter Super Frankie Lampard.
The first thing he did and I really can`t underestimate how quickly he did this, was he got the fans on board with him. Not with platitudes or head patting, but with his genuine desire to do what was best for the team, the fans and the club.
He was like a breath of fresh air compared to Benitez and the fans took to him straight away and the doom and gloom was replaced by a real sense of optimism.
We all knew that there was no magic wand, no money ( PSR ), as the idiot owner had allowed other managers before Frank, to spend a fortune on mediocre players, on long contracts, who either wouldn`t go or no one wanted them. So Frank had to work with what he had.
Benitez favoured a backs to the wall, 4-4-1 formation, where the full backs pretty much never crossed the line and Frank replaced this with his favoured 4-3-3.
The problem with this, due to the mess other managers had got us into with signing duds, we didn`t have the players with the skills necessary to play in this system and things started to go wrong pretty quickly.
However, the fans still backed Frank to the hilt, as he was now one of us and we were in it together.
He showed that when needed to, he could be ruthless, by banishing Abdoulaye Doucoure to the U21`s for not training properly and just being an all round athletic donkey.
Even in the face of countless losses, Frank pretty much stayed loyal to his 4-3-3 system and in the end we just about stayed up with a game to spare and sadly the writng was on the wall for him.
No one rejoiced when Frank was sacked, we all knew it was coming, but we all wanted him to succeed, but to carry on trying to play 4-3-3 with such a set of limited players was only ever going to end one way for him.
He`s still looked upon very fondly at Everton, especially more so, we`ve got the Dycheosaurus at the helm now, who`s turned is into his Burnley side.
I`m hoping that his time out has given him time to reflect on his mistakes at Everton and this time he gets it right with your team.
I`ve no idea what system Robins played and the calibre of your players, as the only one I really know is ex Everton man Ellis Simms.
I wish you all the best with Frank at the helm and I can say with the utmost confidence, no matter what happens, you`ll all come to love the man.
This is the first time I`ve ever come onto another teams forum so bear with me !
I just wanted to write a little something about Frank`s time at Everton and try to allay some of the fears that I`ve read about him as a manager.
As every man and his dog knows, we`re a clown show of a club and owned by an absolute clueless lunatic, who was the only person on the planet, to think it would be a good idea to appoint possibly the most hated manager of all time by Everton fans, Rafael Benitez.
Even worse, Benitez was given carte blanche by the idiot owner, to start ripping the club up from the inside out, which included getting rid of back room staff who were part of the fabric of the club and also getting rid of any players who he didn`t fancy or tow the line - James Rodriguez / Luca Digne.
It wasn`t long before the club and fans was tearing itself apart, both on and off the pitch, due to Mr Benitez and eventually the idiot owner woke up and realised that relegation was a very real possibility and a big chunk of his investment with it.
Enter Super Frankie Lampard.
The first thing he did and I really can`t underestimate how quickly he did this, was he got the fans on board with him. Not with platitudes or head patting, but with his genuine desire to do what was best for the team, the fans and the club.
He was like a breath of fresh air compared to Benitez and the fans took to him straight away and the doom and gloom was replaced by a real sense of optimism.
We all knew that there was no magic wand, no money ( PSR ), as the idiot owner had allowed other managers before Frank, to spend a fortune on mediocre players, on long contracts, who either wouldn`t go or no one wanted them. So Frank had to work with what he had.
Benitez favoured a backs to the wall, 4-4-1 formation, where the full backs pretty much never crossed the line and Frank replaced this with his favoured 4-3-3.
The problem with this, due to the mess other managers had got us into with signing duds, we didn`t have the players with the skills necessary to play in this system and things started to go wrong pretty quickly.
However, the fans still backed Frank to the hilt, as he was now one of us and we were in it together.
He showed that when needed to, he could be ruthless, by banishing Abdoulaye Doucoure to the U21`s for not training properly and just being an all round athletic donkey.
Even in the face of countless losses, Frank pretty much stayed loyal to his 4-3-3 system and in the end we just about stayed up with a game to spare and sadly the writng was on the wall for him.
No one rejoiced when Frank was sacked, we all knew it was coming, but we all wanted him to succeed, but to carry on trying to play 4-3-3 with such a set of limited players was only ever going to end one way for him.
He`s still looked upon very fondly at Everton, especially more so, we`ve got the Dycheosaurus at the helm now, who`s turned is into his Burnley side.
I`m hoping that his time out has given him time to reflect on his mistakes at Everton and this time he gets it right with your team.
I`ve no idea what system Robins played and the calibre of your players, as the only one I really know is ex Everton man Ellis Simms.
I wish you all the best with Frank at the helm and I can say with the utmost confidence, no matter what happens, you`ll all come to love the man.
Just wandered over to the Grand Old Team site and was astonished at the amount of pages used on many threads. The Sean Dyche thread was over 1600 pages long and another thread, Old Everton photos was over 8000 pages !
And we thought SBT was a well used forum
One poster has posted nearly 80,000 times in that old photos thread, now that‘s dedication to the cause or OCD
The site is that big, that the lad who started it, now runs it as a full time thing, paid for by subs and advertising.
It‘s a massive forum and we’ve got regular posters from other teams -Sunderland, Man City, Tottenham, Chelsea, Leicester and Crystal Palace, who come on.
it‘s calmed down a lot as it’s grown over the years, as it’s grown and the advertising revenue had increased, the moderation has become stricter.
The weekends used to be bedlam
Has anyone on there ever addressed a post to you that suggested they thought you were a real farmer?
Because its just happened on here.
I‘ve got a different username on there
Well I couldn't give fuck what he thinks about Lampard. What's his view on the changes to IHT?Has anyone on there ever addressed a post to you that suggested they thought you were a real farmer?
Because its just happened on here.
Is that some kind of milk!Well I couldn't give fuck what he thinks about Lampard. What's his view on the changes to IHT?
You blonde twat
Good for cleaning sex dolls too.I use the karcher on mine.
You`ll fall in love with him, he`s such a genuinely nice fella.
Does anyone play 4-3-3 in the Championship / do you have the players to play in this system ?
Just one question on behalf of the whole forum. Are you officially ITK?
If you are and are like our officially ITK posters, then we can safely ignore you
Good luck for the rest of the season, I will be sad to see Goodison go, always one of my favourite grounds to visit.
This is the first time I`ve ever come onto another teams forum so bear with me !
I just wanted to write a little something about Frank`s time at Everton and try to allay some of the fears that I`ve read about him as a manager.
As every man and his dog knows, we`re a clown show of a club and owned by an absolute clueless lunatic, who was the only person on the planet, to think it would be a good idea to appoint possibly the most hated manager of all time by Everton fans, Rafael Benitez.
Even worse, Benitez was given carte blanche by the idiot owner, to start ripping the club up from the inside out, which included getting rid of back room staff who were part of the fabric of the club and also getting rid of any players who he didn`t fancy or tow the line - James Rodriguez / Luca Digne.
It wasn`t long before the club and fans was tearing itself apart, both on and off the pitch, due to Mr Benitez and eventually the idiot owner woke up and realised that relegation was a very real possibility and a big chunk of his investment with it.
Enter Super Frankie Lampard.
The first thing he did and I really can`t underestimate how quickly he did this, was he got the fans on board with him. Not with platitudes or head patting, but with his genuine desire to do what was best for the team, the fans and the club.
He was like a breath of fresh air compared to Benitez and the fans took to him straight away and the doom and gloom was replaced by a real sense of optimism.
We all knew that there was no magic wand, no money ( PSR ), as the idiot owner had allowed other managers before Frank, to spend a fortune on mediocre players, on long contracts, who either wouldn`t go or no one wanted them. So Frank had to work with what he had.
Benitez favoured a backs to the wall, 4-4-1 formation, where the full backs pretty much never crossed the line
4-4-1 formation? Agent Benitez ain't messingThis is the first time I`ve ever come onto another teams forum so bear with me !
I just wanted to write a little something about Frank`s time at Everton and try to allay some of the fears that I`ve read about him as a manager.
As every man and his dog knows, we`re a clown show of a club and owned by an absolute clueless lunatic, who was the only person on the planet, to think it would be a good idea to appoint possibly the most hated manager of all time by Everton fans, Rafael Benitez.
Even worse, Benitez was given carte blanche by the idiot owner, to start ripping the club up from the inside out, which included getting rid of back room staff who were part of the fabric of the club and also getting rid of any players who he didn`t fancy or tow the line - James Rodriguez / Luca Digne.
It wasn`t long before the club and fans was tearing itself apart, both on and off the pitch, due to Mr Benitez and eventually the idiot owner woke up and realised that relegation was a very real possibility and a big chunk of his investment with it.
Enter Super Frankie Lampard.
The first thing he did and I really can`t underestimate how quickly he did this, was he got the fans on board with him. Not with platitudes or head patting, but with his genuine desire to do what was best for the team, the fans and the club.
He was like a breath of fresh air compared to Benitez and the fans took to him straight away and the doom and gloom was replaced by a real sense of optimism.
We all knew that there was no magic wand, no money ( PSR ), as the idiot owner had allowed other managers before Frank, to spend a fortune on mediocre players, on long contracts, who either wouldn`t go or no one wanted them. So Frank had to work with what he had.
Benitez favoured a backs to the wall, 4-4-1 formation, where the full backs pretty much never crossed the line and Frank replaced this with his favoured 4-3-3.
The problem with this, due to the mess other managers had got us into with signing duds, we didn`t have the players with the skills necessary to play in this system and things started to go wrong pretty quickly.
However, the fans still backed Frank to the hilt, as he was now one of us and we were in it together.
He showed that when needed to, he could be ruthless, by banishing Abdoulaye Doucoure to the U21`s for not training properly and just being an all round athletic donkey.
Even in the face of countless losses, Frank pretty much stayed loyal to his 4-3-3 system and in the end we just about stayed up with a game to spare and sadly the writng was on the wall for him.
No one rejoiced when Frank was sacked, we all knew it was coming, but we all wanted him to succeed, but to carry on trying to play 4-3-3 with such a set of limited players was only ever going to end one way for him.
He`s still looked upon very fondly at Everton, especially more so, we`ve got the Dycheosaurus at the helm now, who`s turned is into his Burnley side.
I`m hoping that his time out has given him time to reflect on his mistakes at Everton and this time he gets it right with your team.
I`ve no idea what system Robins played and the calibre of your players, as the only one I really know is ex Everton man Ellis Simms.
I wish you all the best with Frank at the helm and I can say with the utmost confidence, no matter what happens, you`ll all come to love the man.
Missed the game as I was away for the day, but caught the result last night.
I appreciate it`s only been one game, but what`s the initial impression, has anything improved or is it more of the same ?
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