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Bernard Murphy Hello boys,just a quick line to say the piece on Bernard wrote by Ian MacDonald was one of the nicest, most honest, and heartfelt of tributes. Many thanks to him, and good luck to the Murphy family. Keep up the good work on the web site boys! From Paul in the isle of man. (12/10/04) Bernard Murphy I would just like to say a big thank you to Ian Macdonald for once again writing an excellent article about the extended Everton family, this time regarding the tragic death of fellow blue Bernard Murphy and the resulting support given to his family by Evertonians everywhere. It just goes to show how special we are, and makes myself and other Evertonians living afar very proud to be a small part of this great institution of ours. Andreas Ekker, Everton Supporters Club Norwegian Branch. (12/10/04) Bernard Murphy What a moving tribute to fellow Evertonian Bernard Murphy on Blue Kipper. I trust that the Evertonians on Saturday will give an impeccable minutes silence to Ken Biggley like only True Evertonians can. RIP Bernard and Ken. Dave Rooney. fellow Evertonian. (12/10/04) Worst Player With regard to THE WORST PLAYER POLL MAY I JUST REMIND EVERYBODY THAT THESE WERE HEROES IN THEIR DAY YES EVEN BRETT. IN HIS DEFENCE I GIVE YOU ALAN BILLEY,LOOKS LIKE ROD STEWART PLAYS LIKE DENNIS LAW, UNFORTUNATLY IT WAS THE OTHER WAY ROUND. IN GOAL I GIVE YOU DREW BRAND THE FIVE NIL AT LEEDS STILL HAUNTS ME. I WON'T MENTION BAKAYOKO, AS MENTIONING ANYONE SIGNED BY MIKE WALKER IMEDIATLY WINS THE TOP TRUMPS WORST PLAYER LEAGUE. BUT NEVERTHELESS I PAYED TO SEE THEM ALL. GREAT SITE. CHEERS. LES JACKSON. (12/10/04) Bernard Murphy Having
just read the well written article on Bernard Murphy (with a tear in my
eye and a lump in my throat), I just wanted to say how proud I am of my
fellow Evertonians. We are a special breed and we "never" forget
our own. As they say, "English by birthright, Evertonian by divine
intervention". Lets Hear It For The Girls What an outstanding start for Everton ladies, superb and what an inspiration you are. Me and the family live in Brighton and try to get to see the 'boys' team whenever we can , however, my daughter (10 year sold) is dead chuffed that that ' both' sides are doing so well and keeps pestering me to go an see the blue ladies when they play in London? Try as I can, I cannot find the venues for their games, which I would dearly love to take the kids to see, with their blue banners and new kit. Lets not patronise the women's game, particularly when they are flying the flag for Everton so proudly. Lets have their fixtures promoted with respect and lets get along to give them our support. Don't forget, Goodison has the record fro the biggest attendance at a women's game in the UK ( 1920/30's ?) The Kerr ladies, 50,000 +. respect... Denis Byrne. (12/10/04) Extended Family Please
Post this on the site if you like, it would be much appreciated! I would
like to thank everyone in Blue kipper for making our recent weekend over
in Liverpool very enjoyable even though the spurs result did not go our
way but that would have just been a bonus. Thanks for letting Ivan and
I into that big blue family that you have in the blue kipper lounge. I
must say that they were all very lovely and welcoming to us, it was much
appreciated. It was as good as any irish welcome that I have ever witnessed. Lightening Strikes Twice I've just been flicking through an old Everton Yearbook and it fell open at the Anfield Derby page from December 2002. You remember, the one where Redshite Gerrard tried to break Gary Naysmith's leg with a two-footed lunge. And did he get a red card for it? No - not even a yellow. And who was the ref that day? You guessed it - Graham Poll. Cheers, Joe. (12/10/04) My 1st Match Thank you very much for finding my 1st match for me. I was fully convinced you run the best Everton web page of the lot and now you have proved it. Thanks again, you've made an ageing Evertonian very happy. Micky B. (12/10/04) We All Stand Together A minor set back with Spurs. We are all in this together. Let's show Rooney, Manchester United and the world that we are Evertonians. Let's close ranks and get behind our lads with everything we've got. Blue Frank. (12/10/04) Manager of the Month Surely Davie Moyes must be a shout in for the September Premier league 'manager of the month' award. How can we campaign on his behalf ? Regards. Ian. (12/10/04) Everton beat the redshie in the 10k and the 1/2 marathon challenges. Well done boys. Thanks to Paul Turner for the info. (15/10/04) This
Sunday, 10th October 2005,there is to be a 5K,10K and fun run in the L13
marathons. This year these runs are to be held in memory of Bernard
Murphy, the Evertonian who was tragically killed outside the Walker
Stadium home of Leicester City. The run starts from the Albert Dock to
Sefton Park and attracted more than 5,000 runners last year and expectations
are this year to beat that figure. The Worst Tackle Made At Goodison Park I'm sick to the back teeth of so called pundits sayin 'Jamie is not that type'. The 'tackle' he caught Tim Cahill was without doubt the worst I've ever seen. It looked even worse when I watched the replay on TV. redshite new it was bad, as you can clearly lip read him saying to Poll: "You're not goin to send me off for that are you?" To which Poll although I never saw this must have said: "Cause not Jamie. You're not that type." When Cahill left the pitch, it also left Everton playing without it's best player. It's a pity I never saw 'Jamie' (what a tarts name) in town on Saturday night. I could have twatted him in the mush, but my mates would have said: "Cookie is not that type". This no doubt would have helped him recover from his broken nose. Cookie. (05/10/04) Andy Gray and Gary Lineker Have to say that whilst I agree with the comments that Kevin Latham made about Gray and Lineker and their lack of obvious enthusiasm for the blues, I can’t say that I would like them to become the apologists for the Shite that we see on every channel. I
met Gary Lineker a few years ago when he was in the next box at the Royal
Albert Hall. I asked him about his time at Everton. He stated quite openly
that we were the best side he ever played for and that included England
and Barcelona. He was quick to point out that we didn’t win anything with
him there. But he also went on to say that he didn’t want to leave and
only left because we were prepared to let him go, Howard was changing
the shape of the team and was happy to listen to offers. Blooblud.
(05/10/04) Happy Days I'm made up! 16 points already - an I know it's early days but why can't we stay in that area of the table? This isn't luck and it isn't class - it's hard work and that's what got us 7th 2 years ago. If we are still up there come January, and with the money coming in, we could attract some quality players which would be welcome. Lets make it six wins in six on saturday against spurs. Come on the Blue. BlueRob. (02/10/04) London to Goodison Park Anybody who travels to Goodison by car leaving from London and wants someone to share the travel costs . I'm your man ! Michael MCGUIRK. (02/10/04) [michael@mcguirk65.fsnet.co.uk] oh dear oh dear Can
we all just calm down a little ... now shrek is a great manc star as good
as edwards they say, and cash is in the post with Davey's shopping list
being written by every fleet street hack who was writing us off before
a ball was kicked and every sleaze bag agent touting their aged piss artist
foreigner no mark clients the length and breadth of goodison road, now
is the time to draw a big breath and let it out slowly.....i have come
out of my nightmare and god it feels good, third, yes third and not just
for the day before the manc's play, we are there on merit maybe not on
skill but on hard work and a team ethic which moyesy has worked hard to
build, long may it continue, let moyesie buy the players he wants and
we can continue let gravers be the captain and he will continue let the
young lions roar and keep the big clubs away from the door because we
yes we are a big club and its this fact that that the t.v pundits and
fleet street used to be's forgot. Get moyesy's contract sorted now. and
let us look to the bright future that we deserve. What we have lost, gained and still have I could not look away. Forget the lingering pain and disappointment of Rooney not doing it for the Blues anymore. Get ready for the fresh pain of witnessing him do it for others. Sadly, in scoring a Champions League hat-trick less than an hour into his new 'career', some witnessed his hollow reasons for leaving Everton legitimised in front of our very eyes. We can now look forward to United's disappointment at finishing third in May when we can only marvel at our unlikely flirt with the same position in September. The contrast couldn't be starker. The deal looks worse than ever today - we have lost a jaw-dropping talent to the only bidder - and that hurts. However,
remember last season - Rooney on the books and our lowest league haul
in history. Today we look, act and talk like a team and our excellent
start from a similar squad must be put down to honesty, self-improvement,
hard work and self-belief. Who knows how long it will last but the change
is as dramatic as it is welcome. We have gained the low-cost high-return
players we need at the moment. We have gained pride and confidence in
Everton the team and what happens on the pitch. And we've gained that
Saturday night feeling that matters us most. All Things Blue Fantastic
site lads, keep up the great work. For blues in Australia it is simply
THE SITE to go to. Keeping us up to date and no bull shit with it, what
more could you want? Great Start DESPITE
OUR GREAT START TO THE SEASON,IT WAS GUTTING TO SEE THE BOY ROONEY BAG
A HAT-TRICK ON HIS MAN URE DEBUT.OUR BOARD SHOULD HANG THIER HEADS IN
SHAME FOR LETTING HIM GO AT WHAT NOW SEEMS A PATHETICALLY LOW PRICE. What Do You Think? Have your say! e-mail bluekipper.com |