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Bonesy
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Everton have been charged by the Football Association for the pitch invasions during and after their victory over Crystal Palace in May.
The Toffees went 2-0 down before coming back to win 3-2 to secure their Premier League status.
Fans invaded the pitch at the end of the game and Palace boss Patrick Vieira was involved in an altercation with a supporter.
Everton have until Monday, 18 July to provide a response.
Fans also went onto the Goodison Park pitch after Dominic Calvert-Lewin's winning goal in the 84th minute.
"Everton have been charged with two breaches of FA rule E20," said the FA.
"It is alleged that in the 84th minute and then following completion of the fixture, Everton FC failed to ensure that its spectators, and all persons purporting to be its supporters or followers, conducted themselves in an orderly fashion and refrained from using threatening and/or violent behaviour while encroaching onto the pitch area."
During the pitch invasion after the game, Vieira appeared to aim a kick at a fan after being taunted by him.
Merseyside police spoke to both Vieira and the supporter and, along with the FA, took no action over the incident.
And what really did the powers that be think Everton supporters should have done after securing their premiership status ?
Maybe they should have stood and applauded the team whilst cheering
"Well done chaps" and a rousing sing along of ....
"For they are jolly good fellows, for they are jolly good fellows and so say all of us"
Keith
The Toffees went 2-0 down before coming back to win 3-2 to secure their Premier League status.
Fans invaded the pitch at the end of the game and Palace boss Patrick Vieira was involved in an altercation with a supporter.
Everton have until Monday, 18 July to provide a response.
Fans also went onto the Goodison Park pitch after Dominic Calvert-Lewin's winning goal in the 84th minute.
"Everton have been charged with two breaches of FA rule E20," said the FA.
"It is alleged that in the 84th minute and then following completion of the fixture, Everton FC failed to ensure that its spectators, and all persons purporting to be its supporters or followers, conducted themselves in an orderly fashion and refrained from using threatening and/or violent behaviour while encroaching onto the pitch area."
During the pitch invasion after the game, Vieira appeared to aim a kick at a fan after being taunted by him.
Merseyside police spoke to both Vieira and the supporter and, along with the FA, took no action over the incident.
And what really did the powers that be think Everton supporters should have done after securing their premiership status ?
Maybe they should have stood and applauded the team whilst cheering
"Well done chaps" and a rousing sing along of ....
"For they are jolly good fellows, for they are jolly good fellows and so say all of us"
Keith
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Bernie R
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Holly and I went. Blues deserved the win Keith.
That nippy little number 11, Jess Park, is one to watch. She'd probably get my player of the match only I'm giving that to our pitch response stewards who had to deal with the idiotic pitch invaders
Probably would have been an even better attendance but for the ridiculous kick off time of 18:45 on a school night - Sky strike again!
Bern
That nippy little number 11, Jess Park, is one to watch. She'd probably get my player of the match only I'm giving that to our pitch response stewards who had to deal with the idiotic pitch invaders
Probably would have been an even better attendance but for the ridiculous kick off time of 18:45 on a school night - Sky strike again!
Bern
Born and raised in Romeo Street, later Lambeth Walk, Jersey Close, Garden Place, Hawthorne Rd, Gonville Rd now Netherton
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Bonesy
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Phil, I bumped into a friend yesterday who is involved with the u18s and u21s and he reckons Tom should have been playing for the 1st team for months as he is so good.
Apparently a couple of teams are after him already.
My friend said that he is a really nice level headed lad and if he had a daughter he would gladly like her to marry Tom.
Keith
Apparently a couple of teams are after him already.
My friend said that he is a really nice level headed lad and if he had a daughter he would gladly like her to marry Tom.
Keith
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filsgreen
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It's been over six months since anyone posted, I thought it would be a good time to resurrect it.
The apathy of the majority of Everton fans knows no bounds; I don't know how Dyche is going to break the vicious circle of doom, he certainly can't do it on his own.
The board are none existent and the players confidence is in their boots. We have a few players to come back from injury and we desperately need a striker, but who would come to Everton? I would certainly play Tom Cannon, he can't be worse than Neil Maupay.
However, it is what it is and you play the hand your dealt with. So we'll move on to Wolves next week and try to get off the bottom of the table. Let's hope we have reached rock bottom and can start to climb out of the mire.
The apathy of the majority of Everton fans knows no bounds; I don't know how Dyche is going to break the vicious circle of doom, he certainly can't do it on his own.
The board are none existent and the players confidence is in their boots. We have a few players to come back from injury and we desperately need a striker, but who would come to Everton? I would certainly play Tom Cannon, he can't be worse than Neil Maupay.
However, it is what it is and you play the hand your dealt with. So we'll move on to Wolves next week and try to get off the bottom of the table. Let's hope we have reached rock bottom and can start to climb out of the mire.
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john j connell
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Phil, really disappointed with Everton today, heads went down far too easily and no fight,. embarrassing to be honest.
Individual mistakes are happening and they are getting punished for them, (one man in particular). Another difficult season appears to be on the cards.
However, me being the eternal optimist i will point out that should we beat Wolves next week we will in fact be two points better off than we were at the same stage last season. JJC.
Individual mistakes are happening and they are getting punished for them, (one man in particular). Another difficult season appears to be on the cards.
However, me being the eternal optimist i will point out that should we beat Wolves next week we will in fact be two points better off than we were at the same stage last season. JJC.
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efc46
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like all of us I was completely gobsmacked with the result I have lived i brisbane since 1967 every week I listen to the remarks how we should have could have BUT DID,NT it seems the same old SH###T sso the players we have are mercenaries playing dont care attitude the fans are righton with comments management get a grip open your EARS
Davey Rowlands Bootle
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Bernie R
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Born and raised in Romeo Street, later Lambeth Walk, Jersey Close, Garden Place, Hawthorne Rd, Gonville Rd now Netherton
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john j connell
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Cracking goalkeeper, Rest in Peace Andy.
Fairly sure that he was from the Galsworthy Avenue area (by the Mount public house). Can remember a colour photo of him in the Bootle Times/Herald wearing a policemans hat, i think he was a cadet/probationer in the Bootle constabulary. JJC.
Fairly sure that he was from the Galsworthy Avenue area (by the Mount public house). Can remember a colour photo of him in the Bootle Times/Herald wearing a policemans hat, i think he was a cadet/probationer in the Bootle constabulary. JJC.
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Bonesy
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Great to see you posting John.
I joined this forum to try and find my mate
Dave Rankin, Andys younger brother. I think you are correct about Galsworthy Ave. When I knew Andy he lived on Hampshire Avenue off Simons Croft, Ford.
Andy would always have a kick about with us in the street.
As you said John he was a great keeper kept out of the first team by an even greater Gordon West.
Rip Andy.
Keith
I joined this forum to try and find my mate
Dave Rankin, Andys younger brother. I think you are correct about Galsworthy Ave. When I knew Andy he lived on Hampshire Avenue off Simons Croft, Ford.
Andy would always have a kick about with us in the street.
As you said John he was a great keeper kept out of the first team by an even greater Gordon West.
Rip Andy.
Keith
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bjones
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Hadn't realised he was at Bootle Grammar like yourself Tom.
I only saw him play once, as a teenager I went to watch the reserves at Goodison with "our gang". Can't remember much other than that he was "dead good looking"
RIP Andy
I only saw him play once, as a teenager I went to watch the reserves at Goodison with "our gang". Can't remember much other than that he was "dead good looking"
RIP Andy
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