Sir McGiven

Post of the day! 😂

"bumming" is a phrase the english use for anal sex.

While I prefer our guys to keep a calm head, I can hardly blame him.
The real question is why some fans feel the need to fight, throw flares at others, and behave in a manner dangerous to other fans. Seriously, we all are passionate about our football and want to get behind our team, but its a game that doesn't matter anywhere near enough to justify injuring others over. 

https://turkish-football.com/cenk-tosun-reveals-joining-everton-fulfilled-fathers-dream/

I am not his greatest fan but there is no need to demonise him is there?  Just what has he done wrong that anyone else would not have done in the same situation?
OK I get that you will not miss him or his skills or his goals or whatever, but vitriolic abuse is not necessary he was on the terraces long before he was on the pitch, and that makes him one of us.

If Blue Bill didn’t sell Wayne there would be no club to keep him. Don’t blame the 18 year old kid, blame the mismanagement of the club that was accepted by the masses. 

He never stopped supporting the club as a fan and I believe he never will he is even bringing his kids up to be Evertonians, what's happened between the club and himself on a contractual basis doesn't or shouldn't deflect on the fact that he has been Everton supporter all his life.

Anyone seen the Frankie Boyle build up to the World Cup; Frankie Goes To Russia
only seen the first episode, quite enjoyed it 

Why would anyone chill a red?! It changes the way the tanins are able to react and mutes the flavour. White and rose chilled I get, but red (provided you want the full flavour of it) needs to be room temp, depending of course how warm the room is! 15-18c is what I’ve been told, and opened and decanted a minimum of 30 mins beforehand

Those are for Ganas shooting practice!

Well, this was locked in my GIF archive for a long time. Good time to set it free now.

I think you're missing the points lads, to be honest.
What we really need is a solid 15, who can play opposite the 24, and feels comfortable with a 33 around him.

lol well played ramos.  that picture in the article says it all, Salah clearly the one putting ramos in a judo hold.

Other German sources say he also had troubles to get along with other players and didn't fit into tactic in Low's mind. He wants their wingers to play as inside forwards but Sane prefers to run near the touchline, this one thing he couldn't adapt himself and also rumours are Ozil, Muller and some other majors warned him many times during the game cuz of his selfishness but he didn't care. So if these things are true, players didn't want him too.
I do agree he is way better than Brandt and Draxler and it will be a disappointment to not see him in WC but it wouldn't be easy to leave a player out of his calibre without acceptable excuses. Low is a successful manager and alongside of his nose-picking skills, he is also good at picking right players for his tactic so I trust his consideration.

Sane left of the Germany squad. That is an absolute shocker, one of the best young wingers in world football.

He once declared (not quite sure when it was) that he wants to be the manager of Marseille one day so I assume, if he ever wants to go back to France it will be for Marseille or national team.
This is the closest one that i could find: https://www.soccerladuma.co.za/news/articles/international/categories/la-liga/zinedine-zidane-why-i-will-never-coach-psg/238249

Cenk will be supported by us, family first think later.

He's just not Captain material.
Great player for us but he's quite an introvert.

Also baines has a year or 2 left before retirement.  I’d prefer a younger captain that will be around for a while.  Baines is one bad injury away from ending his career.  

I think its because Baines is seen as being too quiet in the same way as Jags is.

You just can't help but love the guy. He seems so genuine. 

Haha thanks I really can't bare the man 

"All you have to do to defeat him is never mention his name..." Stephen Fry, interesting thoughts here...
 

Just watching (at my brother's suggestion) the 2017 film How The Beatles Changed the World and about seven minutes in they're talking about the UK music scene in early sixties in general and this photo popped up; it's of Larry Parnes (left) who was "the first major British rock manager, and his stable of singers included many of the most successful British rock singers of the late 1950s and early 1960s" (Wikipedia). No idea who the chap in the middle is, presumably a singer, but the cool looking dude on the right is my dad.

Seamus does 'do it on the pitch'... week in week out.