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THE AGONY AND THE ECSTASY
  • helygora
    Posts: 428
    This is what being an Everton supporter means. I have watched them for 67 years. I have seen them relegated and promoted 3 years later when they were promoted to the First division (and they have been in the top division for the last 60 years) and only Arsenal can match that. So have your ecstacy when they win and the sleepless nights when they lose,You are an Evertonian. :)
  • spengler
    Posts: 2,041
    67 YEARS!!???...blimey you didnt see dixie deans debut did yer???? ;-)
  • HOWIE8
    Posts: 7,411
    See it, he crossed the ball that Dixie headed in for his 60Th against Arsenal.......
  • helygora
    Posts: 428
    spengler said:

    67 YEARS!!???...blimey you didnt see dixie deans debut did yer???? ;-)


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    Not Quite, but I did see Davy Hickson winning promotion. He still is my favourite player. Incidentally my dad brought me a big plywood cut out of Dixie holding the Cup when I was two.
  • spengler
    Posts: 2,041
    HOWIE8 said:

    See it, he crossed the ball that Dixie headed in for his 60Th against Arsenal.......


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    hahaha! :-D
  • spengler
    Posts: 2,041
    helygora said:

    Not Quite, but I did see Davy Hickson winning promotion. He still is my favourite player. Incidentally my dad brought me a big plywood cut out of Dixie holding the Cup when I was two.


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    fair play to yer mate..do you remember your first derby game, what was the score?
  • helygora
    Posts: 428
    spengler said:

    fair play to yer mate..do you remember your first derby game, what was the score?


    Can't be certain but I think that must have been in 1948 when the largest crowd ever at Goodison saw a 1-1 draw. Memory fades a bit when you get past 80, lol. I had just started work at Littlewoods at Crosby.
  • feelingblue
    Posts: 637
    helygora said:

    spengler said:

    fair play to yer mate..do you remember your first derby game, what was the score?


    Can't be certain but I think that must have been in 1948 when the largest crowd ever at Goodison saw a 1-1 draw. Memory fades a bit when you get past 80, lol. I had just started work at Littlewoods at Crosby.

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    Good on ya Mr Gora, your an inspiration to all of us. BTW what was the biggest attendance? (cant be arsed googling it)

  • OldGoldenVision
    Posts: 19,405
    **** me... helygora... I must buy you a pint.... tell me... how long does it take you to type a post??? ;-)
  • Winston Wolfe
    Posts: 4,604
    helygora said:

    spengler said:

    fair play to yer mate..do you remember your first derby game, what was the score?


    Can't be certain but I think that must have been in 1948 when the largest crowd ever at Goodison saw a 1-1 draw. Memory fades a bit when you get past 80, lol. I had just started work at Littlewoods at Crosby.

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    Are you saying you just started in Littlewoods recently or back at the time of your first derby?

    You're bound to be our eldest member....fair play for embracing the internet. My da's 70 and couldn't switch a computer on......

    And lastly can we call you pops?

    I have much respect for you my friend!
  • sambo applecart
    Posts: 24,053
    helygora said:

    This is what being an Everton supporter means. I have watched them for 67 years. I have seen them relegated and promoted 3 years later when they were promoted to the First division (and they have been in the top division for the last 60 years) and only Arsenal can match that. So have your ecstacy when they win and the sleepless nights when they lose,You are an Evertonian. :)


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    i like you :)
  • helygora
    Posts: 428
    I just hope I live long enough to see Everton in the Champions league ( and maybe a miracle , like a new ground.!!!
  • brboy1
    Posts: 905
    They should let under 8s & over 80s in for free.

    What a lovely gesture that would be.

    Great grandads taking little ones the game.

    Come on BK.
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