If we are winning and are successful, the fans will come to the Tescodrome regardless of what any of you think. If we are losing and crap they won?t come. I honestly think that if we do move some of you will be praying for the club to go downhill just so you can sit and tell us "we told you it wouldn?t work."

What will you all do with your Saturday afternoons when some of us are still at the match cheering on the Blues?

Myself and many others will probably be glued to radios, or maybe lucky enough to watch them on tv somewhere. I would even consider going to the occasional away game again, when a ticket is available, but by not going to DK doesn?t stop me and many others supporting and defending our team because you don't agree with the owners!!!

Most of us living here know that the opposition to this move is far more about the conception of Kirkby held by Liverpool residents and the disdain they have always shown towards us than it is about the ??spiritual home?? of Everton FC. So get your heads from up your arses, accept the inevitable and all work together to make both Everton FC and KIrkby names to be proud of!!!!!

A few rounds of golf.
May go back into managing at ale house level.
Encourage the youngsters to play themselves, maybe even go along and support.
Feel free to go on me jollies anytime - not just when the footy season's over.
Have a few bevies with friends and families.
Barbecues on nice days.
Attend all the great race meetings, York, Ascot etc . .
All the best boxing.
Count the four grand I spent supporting EFC this year, coz I wont spend any of it on Kirkby Town...

Everton have always come first for me - and thousands of others, we?ve all missed things we really fancy because we knew we?d be watching Everton.

Trust me pal, I?d rather take the missus shoping, I?d rather watch fucking Holby City than travel to the Tescodome to watch the desperately poor imposter you will have voted for.

Don't concern yourself about people wanting your new Kikrby Town to fail, most of us won't care enough.

As for people saying more attendance will mean more money ? why don't we fill Goodison now? Because (I hate saying this) we haven't got enough Blues to fill the stadium or enough passionate Blues who will attend. Or maybe the prices are high now and you think the ticket prices in the new stadium will stay at today's prices? Dream on!

Whether you like or dislike the move, each Everton fan will get hurt ? either by feelings or in the pocket.

We have people here who will support this club through thick and thin. Some are convinced we have been lied to. Others who believe that the Kirkby project is the only way forward. Never have I seen such a divisive subject as this,which threatens to tear this club apart.

I don't know the facts and I doubt we will ever know the whole truth. At the end of the day Everton Football club are admired all over the country for putting in a challenge to the so-called top four. Most people who support football are fed up to the back teeth of the way this game is being run. We have been a threat to the establishment and that has been well received by supporters of other clubs. Where do we go from here?

Do we really want to join the elite and become one of the top five, or the top six if spurs can emulate us? Would Goodison park be an a good place for a team on the up to play? Would Kirkby be good enough? One thing is for sure, at the end of the day each person has their opinion and I am sure they will support this team to the end. Wether they go to the match or not, they still have the right to call themselves supporters.

I don't know what will happen if Kirkby goes ahead, but I am willing to give it a go. As for people who choose not to attend, that is their deciscion. But would they come to Kirkby to watch the blues play in a Uefa Cup semi or a Champions League semi? Would the success of the team draw supporters back?

Ok, let's get to the point of this letter. I believe we are at a crossroads not only because of Kirkby but also the team on the pitch. The lack of signjngs plus insignificant pre-season performances and injuries could be another factor that decides the future of this club.

I love all you Evertonians wether you are pro-Kirkby or anti. You are the lifeblood of this club. You have cried tears of joy and tears of despair. You are what this club stands for. Nothing but the best will ever do and you are the best.

One thing that is certain in all this, no matter what shit Mr Ross or anyone else spouts, and that is we wont die if Kirkby did fall through, a plan B would appear within weeks and all that safety ticket shit is scaremongering. This has just been done so wrong and no matter what these people shout, hundreds of years of Evertonia will be killed if we move through people not going anymore. They are devastated ? is that the right way the most important decision in our history should of been done? By splitting the fanbase in two and losing people who bleed blue blood? Shame on you, Mr Bradley and Mr Kenwright.

I voted YES to Kirkby but I do understand the arguments on both sides but if the move gets passed what has that got to do with the players! That is who we go and watch every fortnight.

As for LCC what have they ever done for our club? Nothing, that's what; they had their chance to do something when DK came about and all?s they have done is fall over themselves for LFC so I cannot blame the club for not co-operating with them! In an ideal world, Everton would stay with a new ground in the city and everyone would be happy, but it has come to this scenario and there is nothing we can do about it as we will die if we stay at goodison and you all know it!

As for people saying this is their last season and so on, why are you going now! At the end of the day as I said before, we go and support the TEAM!! So, if you all feel this way, don?t go this season or next. If it goes tits up in Kirkby then fine ? you will be proved right , but by staying away from the game you will do as much to kill the club as anyone. If you all love EFC like you say you do, wake up and smell the coffee!

I just give up when I hear utter crap like that, over a century in the place, two world wars, relegations, Euro bans... and we will die because we need a new Bullens Road stand.

LCC have been a large blame in this but when you ask what have they done for us they bent over backwards delaying dates so Billy Bullshit could find his ringfenced money. I respect your decision by the way but believing the words of compulsive liars is beyond me.

And as for the red shite, you are right: sod them, but I work with them and it's getting harder and harder to win an arguement with them. That banner at the derby did hurt me inside too and I won't apologise for that. I just give up shouting and repeating myself, I am gutted I just hope I am proven wrong; sadly, I don't think I will be.

Personally I think Everton would haver trouble filling a 40,000-seater ground, and my fear is, as time goes on, we?d have trouble filling a 35,000-seater. Still, that will only proved, one way or another, in the future. For me, Everton should be in Walton, if that's not possible, then at least in Liverpool. What Kenwright and Leahy have done will, in my humble opinion, split the club wide open. Hope I?m wrong.

I won?t be going to the new stadium in Kirkby. Whether that's childish or not, I don?t know. All I can say is, I feel that this crew have ripped the heart out of my club.

I have thought about not attending should it come off; however, I love this club too much to not support it, regardless of where we play our home games. Everton Football Club is in my blood and I do not think, in fact I know, when push comes to shove, supporting Everton is the most important thing to me, no matter what.

If it happens I shall attend the ?Teso Dome? or whatever it will be called because Everton means so much to me regardless. Everton Football Club lives on no matter what happens, we cannot let this decision kill us. NSNO.

That said, you half have a point, but to make a ballanced point you would then have to ask other things such as,
Why do people who voted Yes, continually point the finger at LCC? They talk like its some sort of act of revenge "they?ve done nothing for us, we?ll show them".
FFS this council may not even be the council by the time we move and die!

Michael's right of course, no one poster can decide what other people have to say, but I?ll try to answer your question anyway.

As with any group, the people within that group usually want to try to guage how strong they are. Strong enough to protest? Strong enough even to overturn the decision? this kind of talk isn't just on TW, it's in the pubs, the street, the workplace etc . . .

I wont accept we are dead until they bulldozers have moved in at GP. Some people, if you read their post?s are actually grieving already, you have to allow them to do that. Others - like me - arent ready to go quietly just yet, so I?m afraid your stuck with us for a while.

However sick I shall feel when the news is announced, the one thing that will cement my opposition to the scheme and ensure that I will NEVER set foot in the Tescodrome is for David Moyes to announce that approval of the move has finally persuaded him to put pen to paper on a new contract.

Now I know he may not be telling the truth as I believe his bond with the Club and its followers ? to say nothing of a well deserved £6M a year salary ? will be the real reason to stay but all the respect I have for the man will dissipate if he allows himself to be manipulated over this issue.

So PLEASE, Davey don`t do it ! To so many of us you are the last beacon of truth and integrity in the morass that Everton FC has become. Don`t take that last bit of our veneration away, I beg you!