PannickAtTheDisco
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wasted a lot of money. Naturally they got a point against us but they've bought players from Sunderland, Burnley, Swansea, Ajax and Malaga, and have sold their best striker.
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Everton 2017/18
- Thread starter MCFC1993
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wasted a lot of money. Naturally they got a point against us but they've bought players from Sunderland, Burnley, Swansea, Ajax and Malaga, and have sold their best striker.
Thenumber1blue
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Me too, I thought they've spent 150 million and look weaker. That fuckin clueless sheep effect.I am not trying to be I told you so as my football predictions are dire but when they were all saying Everton were going to break top 4 a few weeks ago I was literally scratching my head as to why. They don't seems to have a striker, wingers or anyone of any real class. I genuinely think they will be bottom 8.
jimharri
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They're a mid table side without Lukaku. Talk of them getting into the top 6 was wildly optimistic. And as for the top 4? Behave.
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worsleyweb
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They're a mid table side without Lukaku. Talk of them getting into the top 6 was wildly optimistic. And as for the top 4? Behave.
Would be great to see them go down (highly unlikely I know) - they have been in the top division since 1919 I think or something stupid like that.
prestonibbo_mcfc
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Would be great to see them go down (highly unlikely I know) - they have been in the top division since 1919 I think or something stupid like that.
Well they've overstayed their welcome.
Blue Hefner
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They are rubbish! Koeman went down in my estimations when he bought Rooney then followed it up being so negative against us
Williams and Baines at the back might have been a good idea 5 years ago, but certainly not in 2017. As for their 'attack', they haven't got a striker.
So much money spent but still so many holes
Like I said on Thursday, the first thing that comes to mind is 'where has all the money gone?'
Williams and Baines at the back might have been a good idea 5 years ago, but certainly not in 2017. As for their 'attack', they haven't got a striker.
So much money spent but still so many holes
Like I said on Thursday, the first thing that comes to mind is 'where has all the money gone?'
Manc in London
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They lost their striker and brought in three No10s. Poor transfer policy.
FantasyIreland
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Proof that money doesn't guarantee success.
They'll be fighting relegation along with Brighton and West Ham at this rate.
They'll be fighting relegation along with Brighton and West Ham at this rate.
remember arthur mann
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They're a mid table side with Lukaku. Talk of them getting into the top 6 was wildly optimistic. And as for the top 4? Behave.