I think "Big Club" Spurs might be more interesting…

Ooops, they're losing already!

Chelsea look to have the job done. I might consider going to watch the second leg with my cousin. I don't mind watching football and Chelsea is fairly close to me.

But don't get sucked in. They do play in Blue.

Oh! A decent reply there from Porro. clever flick… but obviously the keeper was in the wrong place or he woulda saved it.

I don't know that club who are beating Lazio, but I'll look it up.

It depends if my sousing is going, Michael. He's taking me to Chelsea v Everton later this month with his mates, so not for the first time this season, I'll be sat amongst the natives.

It's brilliant.

Only second to Sheeds imo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP5AlJ-giSw

Steven was unassuming but great. Take your pick. Sheedy, Southall, Reid, Bracewell, Steven. We were spoilt for choice.

He has to go.

Tough task ahead for both Tottenham and United.

Eintracht look nailed on for 3rd in the Bundesliga, so will be confident at home.

Neil

Yeah Rangers seem to have the Unai Emery touch in this competition

Onana doesn’t half make some cock ups.

I have no leaning towards Rangers. I wouldn't say I support them, but always Celtic for me.

It's interesting, I only support Everton, but have soft spots with other clubs. Schalke in Germany, Roma in Italy and randomly, Wolves.

That goes way back before I inherited family connections in the Black Country. I think it was when they won the League Cup in 1980 with a certain Andy Gray scoring. Fast forward a couple of years and they were in the old 4th Division (now League 2), in receivership with the gates at Molineux padlocked at one point if the memory serves.

Their supporters are a bit odd mind, although I could say that about a lot of opposition supporters.

Sold on by Rangers to Monaco 2 years later for £5.5M, at the time the joint record for a British player, and they then bought him back a year later for £2.2M because Monaco were in financial shit.

I can't help feeling Rangers & Steven completely screwed Everton.

If that's true... it's disappointing.

To be fair, the decline had well and truly started by the time he left. I've been waiting for it to reverse ever since!

Teenage angst perhaps?

He was most certainly an Everton Great.

You'll hopefully come to love him again in time.

There was definite negative feeling towards Trevor at that time. He'd run his contract down and was looking to get out. The fan was essentially questioning his commitment. He was shepherded off the pitch by Pat Van Den Hauwe.

Trevor went on to have an excellent career but more as a midfield water-carrier type (he learnt a lot in his year in France). He was never the tricky winger of the mid-80s after a few injuries and losing his pace.

He actually started a few games in central midfield for Everton after signing from Burnley, and although he did okay I don’t think he was combative enough to play central midfield for Everton, at the time, but what a silky footballer he developed into over those coming years.

He was pure quality Steven, and became a thoroughbred footballer imo, but we were so lucky watching that four man midfield in the eighties.

Move along, nothing to see here.