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Originally Posted by HERTS_RED

https://www.evertonarentwe.com/TYRRELL.pdf

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Wow. Just wow.


Didnt realise Evans was in the Farm.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

Wow. Just wow.


Didnt realise Evans was in the Farm.

Really brings home where all the sickening Benitez hagiography comes from. This influential core of "fans" with vested interests basically tells everybody what to think and they all swallow every word of it.

Originally Posted by andyroo

Really brings home where all the sickening Benitez hagiography comes from. This influential core of "fans" with vested interests basically tells everybody what to think and they all swallow every word of it.

We have our very own version of that to be fair

Originally Posted by neworder

We have our very own version of that to be fair

beat me to it

Originally Posted by HERTS_RED

https://www.evertonarentwe.com/TYRRELL.pdf

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Interesting reading but what is it?

Originally Posted by BryanRobson'sLiver

Interesting reading but what is it?

From the time when they were going bankrupt, the guy who wrote now works for Everton - predictably they're up in arms about it

Originally Posted by BryanRobson'sLiver

Interesting reading but what is it?

A leaked dossier allegedly drawn up by Everton FC’s director of communications during his former role at Liverpool compared prominent Reds fans to Cambodia’s notorious Khmer Rouge.

The document is claimed to have been drawn up by Paul Tyrrell at the height of antagonism between LFC supporters and the unpopular Anfield regime run by Tom Hicks and George Gillett in 2010.

It was leaked by the evertonarentwe.com fan website although it is not clear how the highly sensitive, internal report came into their hands.

The documents states that some Reds fans groups are “like the sporting version” of Cambodia’s 1970s revolutionaries, wanting to “get to Year Zero to start all over again and see the opportunity of furthering their general political beliefs through LFC”.

Journalists are also targeted and their allegiances and views identified, including former ECHO reporters Tony Barrett and Dom King.

Mr Tyrrell issued a firm “no comment” about the dossier today.

It is signed off PT and makes reference to how fans “regard the owners as evil pals of (George) Bush ... and the chairman (Martin Broughton) as Tory toffs and people such as me (with my family political background) as traitors.”

Mr Tyrrell’s dad was once a Labour mayor of Halton.

The Farm frontman and outspoken Reds fan Peter Hooton – who is referred to on the four-page list – said he was considering taking legal action over some of the claims about him in the dossier. Mr Hooton told other fans on web forums that he would be “getting his lawyers onto this”.

And Spirit of Shankly said it was disgusted to be compared to a “murderous genocidal regime” just for taking a different stand to the club’s management.

The SOS’s James McKenna told the ECHO: “To see this sort of confirms what we suspected, that there were briefings and dossiers and blacklists.

“You would think we were some kind of sinister political front. How can we be compared to a murderous regime committing genocide, and what is a ‘sporting version’ of a murderous dictatorship?

“If you look at what was happening in the summer of 2010, undermining the club didn’t come down to us.”

The fans are also accused of being happy to see the club plummet down the divisions, “effectively go bust and then reform in a pure Socialist form – run by a Supporters Trust”.

The dossier adds: “They failed in the past to take on the establishment in the form of the Conservative government in the 1980s ... and form a Trotskyist Independent People’s Republic.”

LFC sources said the club had been under a very different regime in the run up to the crisis of 2010 which saw Hicks and Gillett take the club to court during the ownership wrangle.

A spokesman added: “No-one from the club’s current management was involved with or had any knowledge of this document.”

Originally Posted by Switching Off

And Spirit of Shankly said it was disgusted to be compared to a “murderous genocidal regime” just for taking a different stand to the club’s management.

The same Spirit of Shankley that at it's Christmas party everybody joined in with a singer on stage mocking the deaths of members of a football team in an air crash? How changeable their sensibilites are.

Originally Posted by BryanRobson'sLiver

The same Spirit of Shankley that at it's Christmas party everybody joined in with a singer on stage mocking the deaths of members of a football team in an air crash? How changeable their sensibilites are.

And talking about Christian Purslow "getting his" :shakehead:

Originally Posted by HERTS_RED

https://www.evertonarentwe.com/TYRRELL.pdf

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The RAWK repost

- Found it funny as £#%&!. Half truths and tenuous links built into a full blown conspiracy theory.

The thick @#%&!s can't sue anyway, as the document wasn't published. Jim Boardman was 'fuming' on Twitter, for claims of dole fraud.

Originally Posted by Felch

The thick @#%&!s can't sue anyway, as the document wasn't published. Jim Boardman was 'fuming' on Twitter, for claims of dole fraud.

Think he blocked me a while ago but will abuse him if poss

Would love to give Hooton a slap, the £#%&!ing %@#$&!.

http://thetravellingkop.com/435/kop-...ue-no-problem/

Originally Posted by Lok

http://thetravellingkop.com/435/kop-...ue-no-problem/

ffs

Do they not realise teams who play in the Champions League on a Wednesday play a league game the following Saturday?

That was fascinating reading - didn't know about the Farm connection either.

Re the links with Militant in the 1980s - of course Degsy himself was (and is, unlike his politics this hasn't changed) a rabid Evertonian.

Are we close to challenging for the top 4?

We're in the same position we were in the summer Kenny lead us to having a terrific second half to the season when Hodgson was incharge till January. Then he spent money poorly and we failed to kick on.

Really? Other than Carroll who was stop start and then loaned, haven't the rest of his signings become key position players in the season just gone?

We are talking about the downings, Hendersons and Enriques of the world aren't we? Oh and Suarez?

Some of those looked like bad spending at the time (to the short sighted) but I'd argue thats been disproved since.

Originally Posted by The Watcher

Would love to give Hooton a slap, the £#%&!ing %@#$&!.

Didn't he bottle it when a UWS seller offered to fetch the editor of red issue for him after Hooton had been slagging ri off?

Originally Posted by Sloppy

Are we close to challenging for the top 4?

He's bang on tbf. Downing at £20m looks like an absolute bargain.

It's still hard to believe they managed to pick up Henderson for less than £20m.

If we keep the current squad we have, then I would expect a top four challenge.

We have four regular match winners - Sturridge, Suarez, Coutinho and Gerrard. They should at minimum get 40 goals between them next season, probably closer to 60 really.

We've got one of the best left backs in the league. The England right back. Agger who has played in a Champs League Final, Skrtel who was the regular partner alongside Carragher when we last challenged for the title under Benitez, Lucas is one of the best defensive midfielders in the league, Reina who has numerous golden gloves.

Of course we should be challenging and I think we will do, regardless of what happens this summer.