Kathy

Nice one Will

Should have sent it recorded delivery i did and checked that they received worth the £4.05 for sending

Got my cheque this morning although i'm waiting to see what else is in the envelope

Yeah got mine hubby didn't realise what it was stupid boy! So all we need to do is sign the document and have it witnessed and that's it isn't it?

I believe that we get the same rights as now for life (ie cup games at home and finals as well) and also a priority for a season ticket for the new stadium if you haven't got one

Any on here get there offers today in the post along with the accounts? I'm still waiting for mine to come. If you did can anyone let me know if we're having a final agm and if so what date?

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Talking of One night in may special anyone know if the club are doing anymore and if so where can i find a link to see if there are any spaces left?

It's his own fault if he is

Must admit when we called there last summer on the way home from a wedding i found it humbling and had loads of goosepimples as well as a tear in my eye.

Had photo taken a couple of times with Dalglish, once with Craig Johnstone and also Graeme Souness and chatted with them as well. Had a chat with Shanks many moons ago in the trophy room after the match. Also have spoken to Thommo, Houiller and then told Benitez this season that if we didn't beat brum in the cup he'd be named in my divorce papers

Never needed to try that but might try next season

You can't buy league tickets using your share allocation the only game they open shareholding to is Everton away and then you have to have 15 shares or more It is only all home cup competitions that allow us shareholders to get tickets for along with semi's and finals as well. As for dividends we've never had one! At one time the value of the share has been over £7000!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4856122.stm

Have a read of this forum this will tell you what they are thinking fecking funny look out for the tuesday night debate http://www.keeprighton.co.uk/

Oh god here we go again

seen it all until that is yesterday Got the train from Ainsdale got off at Sandhills station phoned up Delta for a taxi waited 5 mins. He turned up got in and asked us where we're going i said Anfield for the match - he then turned around looked at me and said how do you get to Anfield then? Or can you give us a street name? You can imagine my reaction kept my cool told him i'd direct him, christ the lad was an evertonian won't hold that against him mind you a scouser not knowing how to get to Anfield unbelievable. He looked as though he's only just got out of short trousers

It's one of the main reasons why i don't/won't support ingurland

Says it all god i hate the FA

Let's hope the FA don't do the shirt printing after Crouch's shirt midweek

Got a text saying no he wasn't offside typical eh

taking up my suggestion and sing the Gary Mac song brought a tear to my eye that did Let's hope he heard it or someone tells him.

Few more details More details The wife of former footballer and Scotland captain Gary McAllister has lost her battle against breast cancer, a family spokesman said today. Mother-of-two Denise died in a Nottingham hospital with her husband at her bedside. McAllister gave up his job as player-manager of Coventry City in 2003 to nurse his wife during her illness. Denise's condition had been thought to be improving, but took a turn for the worse over recent months, according to the spokesman. She was in her late 30s. In May last year McAllister said her progress was "pretty good", although the battle was "still ongoing". In August, he was even linked with a return to football as assistant manager at Derby County, although he did not land the job. McAllister, 41, has said of his choice to quit Coventry to care for Denise: "As far as I was concerned it wasn't a decision. It was just the natural thing to do; I didn't want to be at a football club." Gary married Denise at Gretna Green in 1993, and they had a son Jake, now aged 10. She was first treated for breast cancer around six years ago after finding a lump while seven months pregnant with the couple's second child. Denise refused treatment until Oliver was born, then had an operation to remove her breast and lymph glands. She also endured courses of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, but McAllister went on compassionate leave from the club at the end of 2003 after being informed she would still need more treatment. He resigned soon afterwards. Denise was an ambassador for Breast Cancer Care and took part in a star-studded charity fashion show in 2002

Can we sing the Gary Mac song tomorrow to let him know we're thinking of him at this sad time? Ive suggested it on the raotl forum

Just been told that his wife has passed away after a long battle with Breast Cancer. Someone on the RAOTL forum told us http://forum.raotl.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=26492