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I caused you to agree with Dunc - you owe me. Jags owes us a good season. Since Lescott left, and the injury, I think he's been poor by his own standards in my opinion. There will always be divided opinion on our players. As long as you all realise I'm right before the stroke of midnight, the club can still be saved.

The guy has captained both Everton 'and' Nigeria. He was also the first African player to captain Everton when we played Larissa. Just because he scores an own goal in a derby he gets stick. The lad is a great defender, and a good lad too.

Yes. You're all mad. Mad I say. He's 30. For a defender, that's prime, and also means we can get another 3-5 years out of him. That alone is why he is worth more than 2m. He was wanted by some of the top clubs in the game a few seasons ago. He can't be that bad.

Cheers mate.

Digit-al imagery. We should all give him a big hand.

Hmmmm. Your opinion is different so the other guy must be on smack, huh? Moyes plays lots of players in lots of positions. Yobo is great going forward, and is a skilful footballer. He is also possibly the fastest player in our team, and one of the quickest defenders in the game. Sometimes you have to think outside the box.

Baines will break leg, and Fellaini will do his achilles.

Selling Yobo for 2m is ridiculous. I'd rather play him, and sell Jags. The guy was our captain, and is a damn fine player. The issues only arose when he was benched. I'm sure if he played every week he would be happy. The guy has been a good servant to the club, and I don't have a problem with him. An in form Yobo is every bit as good as an inform Jags in my book. He also has the pace to play on the right wing. Why can't Moyes give him a go there?

Where are the other teams? Do we have to play a preliminary round?

Can you imagine the look on the American faces if all they heard was Scouse?

Had we beaten you that day we would have been on our way to top 4 ourselves at the time. It was a bad result for us.

For free ? OK.

Paul, if I'm honest, I think the top 4 this year will be dominated by Northern teams, with Everton finishing above Spurs in 6th place. The 2 Manc teams, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea will take the top 5 places. The term 'TOP 5' will evolve this year - mark my words.

So you would prefer it to be psychological then as opposed to physical? The whole point is about deterrent. The irony is that the government removed long established deterrents but then complains when the kids are without discipline. Whether we feel the deterrents are right or wrong is another subject. We didn't 'have' to smack our kids, as long as the kids knew we could. The teachers didn't 'have' to give the cane, providing the kids knew they could. The whole dilemma is that now kids know they can't be touched. Add to that the insufficient numbers of police officers and it's easy to anticipate folk taking advantage.

I can see the evrybodys point. Whether Upson is good or not is down to opinion. Moyes might not rate him, or may not even be able to attract him. There are always ifs and buts. Another CB wouldn't do any harm though. Distin is ageing, as is Neville, and Heitinga isn't a cert to stay. Yobo is surplus either by choice or by Moyes' decision, and Duffy has little experience. Jags was pretty poor last season, and if Arsenal offered the right fee would be gone. There's no such thing as a free though. Signing on fees and wages are always expensive. No matter which way you look at it, even 20k a week is a million per year, and a million more than we can afford. Unless someone left, it's an extra mouth to feed.

That's very generous of you I feel. I look at it more as though he meant " guys who aren't English are rioting in England". The last thing we need is mobs dealing out justice to kids, or anyone else that matter. If they scare the rioters off, then great, but if they attack the rioters, not great. My initial sentiment was to just wade in and knock hell out of them, but then I realised most are young gullible kids who have been involved through peer pressure more than anything. It's the leaders that need the kicking, but the leaders are probably organised gangs anyway, so in that respect, let both organised nutters go find a big hole and jump in. The same country that made it illegal to smack our kids now want mums and dads to discipline them and keep them in. Bit ironic?

Hmmmm ... for me, it sounded a bit sour when the guy turned round and said 'they're not English'. Sounds like it could be a platform for the wrong type of group.

What do you think about these 'anti riot squads' in Enfield etc, patrolling the streets? Is this really an effort to stop rioters, or is it just an opportunity to kick some ass? No way do normal lads get that kind of crew together, outside of organised groups, so are they E.D.L and is it an opportunity for racist revenge? What do you think?

Hi fella. Welcome to the forum, and life as a blue. Nice to hear you are involved with football.

Has Hibbert knocked one in that I don't know about?

Welcome Cedric. Nice to have some foreign fans to talk too. I have friends all over Europe, and many in Holland. You can watch the games in the Prem here: http://www.myp2p.eu/competition.php?competitionid=&part=sports&discipline=football

Every fan wants their team to win mate. We won't think badly of you for hoping your team beats us 6-0 lol. That's the game. I'm hoping we break the league record against every team we play, but it won't happen lol. To host the game takes large police resources. I can't see it being played. Perhaps there could be a world war amnesty type thing were everyone stopped fighting and looting for a game of footy. Kind of stopped, put their stones down, or their truncheons, went to watch the match,. and then returned later.

If I were to photocopy it, would it be a finger print?

I think you nailed it.