Everton Thread - 2022/23

[Toffeedude]

Long way to go, but happy with some points

 

[ChelBelle83]

I don't have much of an opinion on Everton. I struggle to understand why they need a massive 60,000 stadium when they can't really fill Goodison but it's not really my business. It's like Sunderland, massive stadium, only half full.

Plus, it's likely if they carry on as they are, sooner or later their luck will run out and they'll find themselves with a massive stadium sat in the Championship.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

Because Goodison is made of wood and has crap views, for a start.

 

[Blue Mist]

Apologies to our toffe posters but...... I am in a bar near Caernarfon. There is a scouser talking about 'Billy'.
It seems Billy is a good lad and he's just bought a Ferrari. The bloke went on to tell everyone again what a good lad Billy was..... he follows Everton all over Europe.


No wonder he can afford a Ferrari!!

 

[plattlanebenches]

I don't have much of an opinion on Everton. I struggle to understand why they need a massive 60,000 stadium when they can't really fill Goodison but it's not really my business. It's like Sunderland, massive stadium, only half full.

Plus, it's likely if they carry on as they are, sooner or later their luck will run out and they'll find themselves with a massive stadium sat in the Championship.

I don’t like the blue dippers but to say they can’t fill goodison is nonsense. It’s full every game. Their away following is good too.

 

[Pezzer2]

I don't have much of an opinion on Everton. I struggle to understand why they need a massive 60,000 stadium when they can't really fill Goodison but it's not really my business. It's like Sunderland, massive stadium, only half full.

Plus, it's likely if they carry on as they are, sooner or later their luck will run out and they'll find themselves with a massive stadium sat in the Championship.

Not true. Everton sell out 99% of games at home and have one if the best away followings in the country.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

Apologies to our toffe posters but...... I am in a bar near Caernarfon. There is a scouser talking about 'Billy'.
It seems Billy is a good lad and he's just bought a Ferrari. The bloke went on to tell everyone again what a good lad Billy was..... he follows Everton all over Europe.


No wonder he can afford a Ferrari!!

At least he’ll be saving on fuel costs!

 

[jimharri]

My condolences to the Everton fans on here.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

I don’t like the blue dippers but to say they can’t fill goodison is nonsense. It’s full every game. Their away following is good too.

Everton have a huge following and always have had. They also have a great opportunity with the new stadium to build themselves globally as the anti-Liverpool club. Being an alternative choice to MUFC has been a big motivator for new City fans. Our rivalry with the rags is good for us.
Everton have to stay up and they will easily fill their new stadium. This is a pivotal moment for them.

 

[Blue Smarties]

I don't have much of an opinion on Everton. I struggle to understand why they need a massive 60,000 stadium when they can't really fill Goodison but it's not really my business. It's like Sunderland, massive stadium, only half full.

Plus, it's likely if they carry on as they are, sooner or later their luck will run out and they'll find themselves with a massive stadium sat in the Championship.

Don’t think season tickets have been readily available for a number of years.

 

[nmc]

I don’t like the blue dippers but to say they can’t fill goodison is nonsense. It’s full every game. Their away following is good too.

This is true and I’d I guess they are hoping for a major relaunch of the club and the matchday experience in an impressive new stadium.

 

[jimharri]

I don't have much of an opinion on Everton. I struggle to understand why they need a massive 60,000 stadium when they can't really fill Goodison but it's not really my business. It's like Sunderland, massive stadium, only half full.

Plus, it's likely if they carry on as they are, sooner or later their luck will run out and they'll find themselves with a massive stadium sat in the Championship.

I get the Sunderland point. Any time they're on the box, there's plenty of empty seats visible. Which is strange, given they're supposedly a huge club, in a one club town, with a large catchment area. But you don't see many empty seats at Goodison as a rule. Yes, it's a smaller ground than the SOL, but even so. There's lots of things we can have a go at Everton for (given events of the past few years). Their attendances isn't one of them.

 

[KearsleyBlue]

I don’t like the blue dippers but to say they can’t fill goodison is nonsense. It’s full every game. Their away following is good too.

It's not full every game. My brother and dad both go.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

And we’re back in the relegation zone again.

 

[FantasyIreland]

And we’re back in the relegation zone again.

You seeing any signs of hope/optimism?

 

[Toffeedude]

It's not full every game. My brother and dad both go.

Tickets sell out for most games. We are die hards for watching this trash ha ha. They should be paying us.

 

[Toffeedude]

You seeing any signs of hope/optimism?

Nope. If you do not have a striker it is hard to score. Maupay is not a striker.

 

[WestGorton]

I get the Sunderland point. Any time they're on the box, there's plenty of empty seats visible. Which is strange, given they're supposedly a huge club, in a one club town, with a large catchment area. But you don't see many empty seats at Goodison as a rule. Yes, it's a smaller ground than the SOL, but even so. There's lots of things we can have a go at Everton for (given events of the past few years). Their attendances isn't one of them.

I have worked in Sunderland and it isn't a big place. Nothing wrong with their attendance record either given their recent history. No criticism from me to either them or Everton on that front.

 

[shackattack]

You seeing any signs of hope/optimism?

I'd say realistically that Bournemouth and Southampton look almost down. The other spot is possibly between us, Woves or Leeds. Most worrying is fact we have no one scoring, only 2 outfield goals since October.

 

[aguero93:20]

I'd say realistically that Bournemouth and Southampton look almost down. The other spot is possibly between us, Woves or Leeds. Most worrying is fact we have no one scoring, only 2 outfield goals since October.

Don't write off Palace, Forest and Leicester.