Ah, the Merseyside derby! Once more we venture into the lion's den at Anfield, that historical cauldron of both dreams and nightmares, particularly for us, the proud contingent from Goodison Park. It's often a grim outing, but this time, the air's tinged with a hint of possibility, isn't it? No relegation spectre hanging over us and our Toffees have nothing to lose but everything to prove.

The upcoming clash on Wednesday is charged with an extra spark following that fiery encounter at Goodison Park. It’s a reminder of the days when Neville Southall ruled between the posts and our battles were legendary. Those are the performances that carve themselves into the annals of club history. The kind of gritty, relentless fight we saw then, I reckon, will charge into Anfield with the lads.

Abdoulaye Doucoure, who was at the heart of the turmoil last time out, will be walking into this game with targets on his back, but knowing him, he’ll be more motivated than ever. It’s not just about playing football this time; it’s personal, and it’s about pride.

And let's take a moment here—there's more than just local bragging rights at stake. Liverpool, those "champions elect," are on the cusp of celebrations. Wouldn’t it just be the sweetest joy to put a pin in their balloons, just for a while longer?

Historically, David Moyes hasn’t had much to cheer about at Anfield, with not a single win to brighten his ledger. But history, my friends, is exactly where our club shines. It’s littered with moments where we've defied the odds. Why not one more? Moyes talks of freedom in play as the season draws to a close, and perhaps this liberation from pressure will weave its magic come Wednesday night.

Liverpool come into this game surrounded by whispers of discord and poor form, particularly around certain defensive frailties (I’m not naming names, but you know who). Add to that the meltdown by Arne Slot during his last visit to our fortress, and the scene seems set for an upset.

Call it a dream, call it folly, but I believe Everton stands on the precipice of something memorable. Stepping into Anfield with a squad ready to battle not just for points but for honor could well be the tale we talk about for years to come.

So, to all my fellow Evertonians, keep the faith! And as we look forward to possibly spoiling the Red party, here’s a little jest to keep the spirit light:

How many Liverpool fans does it take to change a light bulb? None! They prefer to sit in the dark and reminisce about the past!

Let’s march on, Blues! The future is ours to write.