Moyesy's Fanclub

Enclosed snap of the unofficial David Moyes Fanclub complete with "See you Jimmy" hats and cautiously optimistic blueboys.

From left to right, Dale Wright, James Reed and Charlie Holsgrove, having just completed a nine day cycle ride from Lands End to John O’Groats in aid of Sheffield Children’s Hospital.

Following the birth of Dale’s son, Andrew, the young budding bluenose was diagnosed with Hirschsprungs Disease and spent a couple of months getting over a number of operations. The charity ride was Dale’s idea of a big thank you to all associated with the hospital. It was also an easy excuse for the lads to get away to recall 80's glory stories and the best "Me Arl Fella Shouts".

Great site - regularly piss myself laughing. James Reed. (15/10/02)

Calm Down, Calm Down

Mat the backpacker, Samoa Aug 2002. Mat Leddy. (15/10/02)

Please let me know if any Blue Kipper "readers" are coming to the
Cricket World Cup. England are playing the Pakistanis at Newlands here in Cape Town, 22 February 2003 and I would like to meet any Blues, share a few lagers, Everton stories, and show them typical Cape Town hospitality. Contact Craig via bluekipper

I met up with Ian Bartholomew a few months ago, and boy I am still
pouring through programmes and copies of the Evertonian that he brought along. I heard quite a lot of things about the club, and that has stimulated me and a few of my fellow Everton United players to plan a trip to the Mother Ship, Goodison. Craig Knight. (13/10/02)

True Blue from Singapore

Photo of Eric Chong & his son Marcus from Singapore, his love of everything
blue began by reading the 'Shoot ' magazine. Eric came on his first visit to
Goodison a few years ago, it was the last game of the season against Boro'
.While on the Bill Kenwright express from London,( it kept breaking down) he
met my brother Alan Miller, while stuck in siding in Coventry, they finally
got to the game at half - time, to see us lose

So naturally he is looking forward to his next visit to see a full match & a few Everton goals would be nice.
Peter Miller. (11/10/02)

We all went to the charity shield match, 1-1…the poxy red shite scoring right at the death as far as I remember…probably went in off Rush’s big conk, the twat! (couldn’t see from our end of the ground). Great day out though. Our dad wouldn’t let us go to the Bayern game at Goodison!!!! Never forgive him for that!! (he said we were too wee….wanted a piss up with his mates more like!!!). Great days though….we’ll always follow the blues.

We still go to the match as often as we can (we all live in Scotland now). I was at all the Scottish friendlies, but have yet to make it to Goodison this season (we will be there though!). Big shout out to all the lads from Newton Stewart (Keith, Brian, Paul, and all other toffees in South West Scotland) all the blues from Carlisle (don’t mention the Anfield Hotel!!), Ian from Leeds and everyone else who may know us!!

We’d especially like to hear from long lost, fellow toffees, who used to come to the games, in fact I’m sure they still go, just haven’t seen them in years! Any chance you could mention them next to the photo and we’ll see if they get in touch?

Ian Benjamin & Father – Ian was at Neston Comprehensive with us (Wirral)
Alan Jones (used to come to the match with Billy and Malcolm – worked at the Lydiate in mid-80’s) Regards. Nathon. (08/10/02)

Hello from NZ

This is a picture of my son with Big Dunc Taken at Bellfield in 97. It was my first time back in 18 years and my son who was born in NZ had never seen the Blues live . First match was Arsenal and I cried with emotion for most of the game. We went to every game in the 7 weeks we where back including the 2 nil win over the Red shite. I was lucky( due to my son striking up a friendship with Micheal Ball's younger brother) able to get in the players lounge after the game. Did i give the Red shite players some stick. It was great. I must admit Robbie Fowler took it in good spirit, but then he is a Blue I believe. And a Toxteth lad like meself. Berger and Ince where tossers. I shook Waggies hand and it was a great experience. My only regret was not meeting Big Nev as he does not drink. I even went to the Mini Derby and we won that as well. I am coming home next year cause 18 years without my beloved blues is to much. Moyes is the man and Rooney is our next Alex Young. Jimmy Byrne. (13/09/02)

DOGS OF WAR - Israel 1996!

My hubby, Ran (yes Ran) 'guarding' Kibbutz Zikim (near the Gaza Strip).

I don't think he needed the Uzi, the shirt was enough to scare anyone off!!!!

Happy Birthday for Friday 13th Sept, luv Angela.xxx

Ran is now looking out for dodgy messages being posted on the Blue Kipper Message Board. (08/09/02)

It was Piss Easy

Pictured outside Wembley in 1995 after beating Man U : myself (far left) and my Dad(far right) hugging some random stranger - look at two fellas in top corner!! Great day - great photo!

Mark Edwards. (04/09/02)

This is me and duncan, I was lucky enough to get to Bellefield for an open day earlier this year, my poor boyfriend was taking this photo and I would have had a panic attack if it didnt work, I know he is hardly ever fit but its duncan thats all I can say on the matter. Sam Howlin. (28/08/02)

Blue Heart

This is a picture of me just after landing from paragliding off Mount Babadag (1.25 miles high) in Oludeniz, Turkey. Being scared of heights I was shitting myself, but see what was close to my heart,
Dave Woosey. (26/08/02)

Top of The World

Here's one of me with Mount Everest over my right shoulder!!

It was taken on the day we beat Villa 3-2 last season when the 'Great' Dane netted. I was listening to match on World Service, but they kept switching to some bleedin' match from Swaziland or somewhere!! Oh Well

Keep up the good work

Matt Nuttall. (20/08/02)

Hampden Park

Here are a few pics of me and a mate (Greg Parker), when we watched the Queens Park friendly at Hampden Park. We are both season ticket holders in the Upper Gwladys Street. Can’t wait until the season starts, C’mon you Blue Boys.

Carl Stewart - Once and Evertonian – Always an Evertonian. (16/08/02)

Guinness is Good For You

Here is Unsey advertising Guinness, & only last week he was saying he liked Worthington's. This is Steph. She's a big Evertonian living in Dublin. She is pictured with Unsey, & his father-in-law.
Greg. (15/08/02)