Bohs v Everton

Pigman II

April 25th at Dalymount . KO 7.30

(And no thats not "Home Farm Everton" either btw )

damienom

Least they can do - didn't Farrelly keep them in the Premiership?

BOHS

Yeah he scored the goal that kept them up alright

KdjaCL

How much are tickets?


kdjac

Bluetonic

KdjaC wrote:

How much are tickets?


kdjac

20 euro, same price for adults and kids.

MrJoeSoap

Saw Everton beat Bray a couple of years back, this one should be interesting.

Bluetonic

Just to let everyone know.

http://www.evertonfc.com/news/index.php?page_id=9294

YOUNG SIDE TAKE ON BOHEMIANS

Everton will send a young side to play Irish outfit Bohemians in April.

A Toffees side, expected to be made up mainly of promising youngsters from the club, will take on Bohemians on April 25.

Former Everton midfielder Gareth Farrelly is player-manager of the Irish side, and will pit his men against an Everton XI which will be lead by Andy Holden.

Seem Bohs are keeping it failry quiet, most likely in the hope that tickets will be snapped up before people cop on.

MrJoeSoap

Bluetonic wrote:

Seem Bohs are keeping it failry quiet, most likely in the hope that tickets will be snapped up before people cop on.

After the apparent jersey nonsense it seems Bohs fans may have some questions to ask of their hierarchy...

KdjaCL

MrJoeSoap wrote:

it seems Bohs fans may have some questions to ask of their hierarchy...

Dont we all.

kdjac

MrJoeSoap

KdjaC wrote:

Dont we all.

kdjac

The DPP does all our questioning for us

Bluetonic

EVERTON SQUAD FOR DUBLIN TRIP

Everton have named their squad to take on Bohemians on Tuesday evening.

It is a young group, made up of reserve and academy players.

Victor Anichebe, a second half substitute for the first team against Birmingham on Saturday, is included in the squad.

And 19-year-old goalkeeper John Ruddy is between the sticks for the Toffees, who are coached by Andy Holden.

The action gets underway at Bohemians' Dalymount Park ground at 7.30pm on Tuesday, with reports on evertonfc.com.

Everton from: Ruddy, Irving, Wright, Hughes, Dennehy, Phelan, Kissock, Harris, Anichebe, Hopkins, Vidarsson, Wynne, Jones, Seargant, Connor, Molyneux, Elder.

Fair play to Bohs for keeping it on the hush.

mchurl

Bluetonic wrote:

20 euro, same price for adults and kids.

little harsh not having discounts for kids

Töpher

Just read online somewhere (foot.ie I think) its €10 for the young ones. Check bohs site to be sure I guess.

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Just read online somewhere (foot.ie I think) its €10 for the young ones. Check bohs site to be sure I guess.

So girls are getting in for cheap, but not kids?

WTF

blu_sonic

0-0

MrJoeSoap

No need for a spoiler! Imagine paying €20 to see Bohs and Everton u18's draw 0-0...

blu_sonic

i want t say imagine paying €20 to see boez end of, but i'm far too nice to say that.

bohsman

The Everton striker looked decent - think he made his debut against Birmingham last week, think the average age of the two teams in the second half was around 18.

blu_sonic

How did the barstoolers take it?

gimmick

^ Does it matter? Why are so many eL fans so hung up about what the 'barstoolers' think?

To me that just shows a total sense of insecurity in what you believe in yourself. It is actually embarrassing.

blu_sonic

was refering to the Everton barstoolers, the reason I mention it is because Boez advertised the game as an "almost full strength Everton side". I'd ask what did you think of anything that was falsly advertised.

And i think we should care what barstoolers tink, I know some die hards who were former barstoolers, they were conerted by the good showing of the EL and now support various EL clubs

gimmick

At this point Blu, I honestly dont care. I am sick of hearing of these fellas coming to a City game, and moaning about everything for 90 minutes.

I'd rather they just stayed away. If they went to a game with an open mind, fine, but most dont.

bohsman

The irishtoffees are all crying claiming that theyre more Irish than Bohs.

Tbh they should be more worried about the relegation threat theyll be facing in the next couple of years as a lot of the squad they brought over are beggining to breaking into their first team.

Im not too interested in what they thought of Bohs false advertising, they wouldnt have come back either way. Also found it funny that they tried to clap for the minutes silence. The ref had to restart it.

Zebra3

damienom wrote:

Least they can do - didn't Farrelly keep them in the Premiership?

No, it was Hans Segers.

blu_sonic

gimmick wrote:

At this point Blu, I honestly dont care. I am sick of hearing of these fellas coming to a City game, and moaning about everything for 90 minutes.

I'd rather they just stayed away. If they went to a game with an open mind, fine, but most dont.

I know what you mean, the whinger that bangs on about wayne rooney and david beckham being better than the "crap" he's "having" to endure! they are Aholes no question, but there is 1 good thing about them, The club just relieved them of the entrance fee (andif they keep banging on the get a slap )

But if 10 barstoolers show up and 1 sticks about its worth it imo, I recon every clubs fan base is increasing so thats got to be a good thing

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blu_sonic wrote:

(andif they keep banging on the get a slap )

:rolleyes:

Typical Rovers response tbh.

Bob the Seducer

That was a pretty weak squad they sent, I'd prefer to pay €20 and see Bohs v Pats

blu_sonic

seansouth wrote:

:rolleyes:

Typical Rovers response tbh.

ah typical saintly Shels responce

Bluetonic

bohsman wrote:

Tbh they should be more worried about the relegation threat theyll be facing in the next couple of years as a lot of the squad they brought over are beggining to breaking into their first team.

Out of the full 20 strong squad that travelled, two of those had made one substitute apperance each, one of them as the only keeper available. None of the rest have figured in the first team or are likely to any time soon.

Do try and keep up.

ciaran76

bohsman wrote:

The irishtoffees are all crying claiming that theyre more Irish than Bohs.

Tbh they should be more worried about the relegation threat theyll be facing in the next couple of years as a lot of the squad they brought over are beggining to breaking into their first team.

Im not too interested in what they thought of Bohs false advertising, they wouldnt have come back either way. Also found it funny that they tried to clap for the minutes silence. The ref had to restart it.

Well at least they got to clap and do a silence

And saying that all Irishtoffees are crying claiming they are more Irish etc etc is such typical crap I hear everyweek when I go down to see Bohs.
Then I look up into the stand and see the "casuals" dressed like English hooligans !

bohsman

From what Ive heard Liverpool is more Irish than Dublin, The scousers fed the Irish when we were starving. The first ever cathedral was built in Everton and the tower on the crest represents glendalough - all reasons to support Everton ahead of an Irish team but to hate their national team.

I could have sworn John Paul Kissock was supposed to be the next Rooney with the two strikers supposedly class acts.

ullu

bohsman wrote:

From what Ive heard Liverpool is more Irish than Dublin, The scousers fed the Irish when we were starving. The first ever cathedral was built in Everton and the tower on the crest represents glendalough - all reasons to support Everton ahead of an Irish team but to hate their national team.

From Wikipedia : "The football club Everton F.C. is named for the area, after the location of their first ground, St. Domingo's Church. The district is also the location of the team's crest image, an old bridewell known as Prince Rupert's Tower."

St Domingo's is a Methodist church so the Irish links you mentioned are tenuous at best.

bohsman

ullu wrote:

From Wikipedia : "The football club Everton F.C. is named for the area, after the location of their first ground, St. Domingo's Church. The district is also the location of the team's crest image, an old bridewell known as Prince Rupert's Tower."

St Domingo's is a Methodist church so the Irish links you mentioned are tenuous at best.

Im just repeating what Everton fans are saying, I have no problem with who people want to support but I find the reasoning of following Celtic/Everton/Liverpool/ManU etc because they are Irish ridiculuos.

ullu

lol, i missed the sarcasm, apologies

blu_sonic

bohsman wrote:

Im just repeating what Everton fans are saying, I have no problem with who people want to support but I find the reasoning of following Celtic/Everton/Liverpool/ManU etc because they are Irish ridiculuos.

for the 1st time in my life im agreeing with a boez supporter, good point well said