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• Mike sad to hear that about your episode with violence. - - I was of course at that game - - time wasting - - devils tactics et seq - - on that corner alone was The Brit/The Lancaster (gone by then I think) The Goats Head/The Zante - - take care mate - - look after yourself....
  George McKane in Four days of fury: 96 hours in which TFG lost trust at Everton
• GeorgernIn my final year at university I worked in the Goats Head.rnI got the job after walking to the pub for the interview from Goodison following a 1-0 defeat by Leeds (Jack Charlton header I think).Walking past Lime Street 45 minutes later, I was stopped by Everton fans who asked the time -- as the reply wasn\'t in a strong scouse accent, it was assumed I must be a Leeds fan and was set upon. The only time I\'ve ever been involved in any form of football violence....
  Mike Keating in Four days of fury: 96 hours in which TFG lost trust at Everton
• Wouldn\'t surprise me if these phoneys sell Armstrong in January?...
  Pete Hughes in Four days of fury: 96 hours in which TFG lost trust at Everton
• Raymond, that cannot be said often enough....
  Rocco Bugaj in Free agents Everton could still target after deadline day disaster
• Eric@130rnrn100% on the money mate. rnrnIf you work on the basis of 2 players for each outfield position then before the window we were short in one position, right back, now we are short in 3. rnrnYes, Beto is not good enough and needed to go but only after a replacement had been confirmed, exactly as Fulham did with Tete. I also have doubts about Barry too so maybe in Michael Kendricks world we should have sold both of them....
  Nigel Scowen in Monaco CEO on Balogun’s late Everton U-turn: “Not comfortable signing after club’s treatment”
• Always liked him as a player and he will give us balance. 29 isn\'t to old. Him and Norgard are very important signings. Shame we didn\'t get a striker but £40m on a stroppy yank with a fitness issue might be a bullet dodged. ...
  Iain Love in Maitland-Niles pledges energy, versatility and a winning mentality for Everton