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Another new fan from the US!
  • DZ
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    Love to know of any posts for newbies regarding Everton legends, cheers, history, and all of the good stuff not found on wikipedia. :)  Already found one about Southall in reference to finding a young keeper to backup Howard (a US favorite of course).  Southall had amazing reflexes and instincts.
  • evertonmarc
    Posts: 229
    have a look at http://shop.decoubertin.co.uk/the-everton-encyclopedia-nil-satis-nisi-optimum-edition/

    Not sure how much it would cost to import over there mind you
  • MavisCruet
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    milky71 said:

    Welcome young man

    stick with us we are a small but welcoming bunch


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    Speak for yourself, I am a strapping six foot two!
  • milky71
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    Fizzbomb did some good posts on our players on the old forum he may still have them saved on his computer .

    i'll see if he has them
  • DZ
    Posts: 23
    thanks evertonmarc! that looks like a keeper for sure! 
  • DZ
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    thanks milky71!

  • diggernaut
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    thanks milky71!


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    'es 75 now like
  • diggernaut
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    Btw 'ave yer met escla?
    full o'..err ol. worl' charm
    loves posters with US addresses
    se' yer righ' on wes' country slang an all
  • DZ
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    Have not yet had the pleasure of meeting escla... I hope we'll get on just fine.
  • milky71
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    Have not yet had the pleasure of meeting escla... I hope we'll get on just fine.

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    keephoping lid

    it may not end well
  • DZ
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    that's up to escla then I suppose.
  • milky71
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    that's up to escla then I suppose.

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    luckily you're not female
  • DZ
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    I've been saying that all my life, but I have a pre-teen daughter so I imagine my anxiety will rise in the coming years because of that.
  • milky71
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    I've been saying that all my life, but I have a pre-teen daughter so I imagine my anxiety will rise in the coming years because of that.

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    Daughters do give you grief and mines only 8
  • DZ
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    Mine's almost 12. Still thinks I'm great thankfully, but I know I'm about to become the dumbest chap in the world soon enough.. Oh well. One son too (9) and we'll be pals for a good while yet.
  • escla
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    I've been saying that all my life, but I have a pre-teen daughter so I imagine my anxiety will rise in the coming years because of that.

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    Mate, am sure you're a good enough father to make sure your daughter doesn't turn out like that elfin lunatic girl Blue eyed Girl
    (one of yours what posts on ere) you should ave more anxiety about your elfin Presidential campaign, I mean, you guys are nuts !
    Total crock of $h1t the way you guys go about it, bringin God, wives an all that **** into it with tens of thousand halfwits in the audience applauding every elfin theatrical and insincere statement thats made !
  • diggernaut
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    escla said:



    Mate, am sure you're a good enough father to make sure your daughter doesn't turn out like that elfin lunatic girl Blue eyed Girl
    (one of yours what posts on ere) you should ave more anxiety about your elfin Presidential campaign, I mean, you guys are nuts !
    Total crock of $h1t the way you guys go about it, bringin God, wives an all that **** into it with tens of thousand halfwits in the audience applauding every elfin theatrical and insincere statement thats made !


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    surpassed my wildes' dreams tha' like
  • DZ
    Posts: 23
    Hello escla! 

    I just went on a ranter today on my Facebook about the nitwits in politics these days. I've learnt to not get into it with my friends and I allowed myself that one deliciously arrogant post about how we need to destroy the current partisan system etc. etc.   I just shake my head at the stupidity that charades as politics now.  Sad bit is it's gotten so far away from what the principles the 'founding fathers' set forth, I'm sure they'd be glad to see it all go up in flames as well.  Believe me, I don't support much of what rhetoric gets spouted, especially in Federal government, but on the state and local levels, some good can actually be done.  Blowhards the lot of 'em.  (said the blowhard.. :) )
  • escla
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    You seem to be quite well balanced, am sure you would agree that what the U.S. Needs is a bit of Thatcherism like !
  • DZ
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    As for Blue-Eyed Girl, we not yet met so we'll just see then.  I guess I don't yet have an opinion on elfin' lunatics, but imagine soon enough will. 

    For the particulars that most of you might care about:
    Drink: Local craft breweries preferred - Mine would be Bell's and Greenbush (abt an hour away); Imports - Stella Artois, Hoegaarten, Boddington's, Newc Brown, open to others you may recommend; Large Breweries - Miller High Life.

    Stronger drink: Bushmills 10 or 16; American Bourbons - Woodford Reserve, Basil Hayden; Vodka - Fuzzy's (by the American golfer Fuzzy Zoeller)

    Blues: Howard, Neville, Fellaini, Hibbo, all of em basically.

    US: Women's team is damned good, men's is aging and have little in the pipeline, I'm glad we got Klinsmann, but I also imagine he'll be gone after the next WC.
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