I agree I would love to see them drop. They should have gone years ago but Wimbledon totally shit themselves in the last game when two nil up and they survived. They raise their game against us and a bit like Middlesbrough always seem to fluke a result against us.
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Everton 2017/18
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I agree I would love to see them drop. They should have gone years ago but Wimbledon totally shit themselves in the last game when two nil up and they survived. They raise their game against us and a bit like Middlesbrough always seem to fluke a result against us.
Nebuchadnezzar
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They were awful today and that was never a 4-0 result. They gave up once the alcoholic granny shagger went off.
taleofbluehalves
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A matter of time before Everton look for a new manager. All the more frustrating that we only drew with them.
billymumphrey
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I must admit, I'm enjoying the schadenfreude about Everton at the moment.
We got so much grief from them over our "financial doping" and when we bought Joleon from them - now they are cashed up and spending money freely it's suddenly alright. And at least when we spent money we actually made progress and got results, unlike them at the moment.
Further the treatment we get - how we get pilloried from the press for spending 45mil on the leagues best right back, when they spend roughly the same amount on Gylfi who isn't even in the top 10 of the leagues best number 10's is beyond me.
Watching pre-match build up for their game last night, the pundits were waxing lyrical about their performance against us, how it showed their "potential", and established their "top four credentials". Funnily enough, I actually watched that game and didn't let the result get in the way of the actual performance - they parked the bus, resorted to long balls to Calvert Lewin, scored a fortunate goal against the run of play (much like they did last year after we missed the penalties) and then were absolutely dominated by a team playing with a man down.
How they've escaped scrutiny is beyond me, but you know what? Fuck em - couldn't happen to a bigger set of pricks.
We got so much grief from them over our "financial doping" and when we bought Joleon from them - now they are cashed up and spending money freely it's suddenly alright. And at least when we spent money we actually made progress and got results, unlike them at the moment.
Further the treatment we get - how we get pilloried from the press for spending 45mil on the leagues best right back, when they spend roughly the same amount on Gylfi who isn't even in the top 10 of the leagues best number 10's is beyond me.
Watching pre-match build up for their game last night, the pundits were waxing lyrical about their performance against us, how it showed their "potential", and established their "top four credentials". Funnily enough, I actually watched that game and didn't let the result get in the way of the actual performance - they parked the bus, resorted to long balls to Calvert Lewin, scored a fortunate goal against the run of play (much like they did last year after we missed the penalties) and then were absolutely dominated by a team playing with a man down.
How they've escaped scrutiny is beyond me, but you know what? Fuck em - couldn't happen to a bigger set of pricks.
gordondaviesmoustache
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I don't think Wimbledon shit themselves, so much as they gave Everton a helping Hans.I agree I would love to see them drop. They should have gone years ago but Wimbledon totally shit themselves in the last game when two nil up and they survived. They raise their game against us and a bit like Middlesbrough always seem to fluke a result against us.
East Level 2
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Arf.I don't think Wimbledon shit themselves, so much as they gave Everton a helping Hans.
I See (gers) what you did there.
gordondaviesmoustache
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It was just a throw-away comment.Arf.
I See (gers) what you did there.
slicky202
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I must admit, I'm enjoying the schadenfreude about Everton at the moment.
We got so much grief from them over our "financial doping" and when we bought Joleon from them - now they are cashed up and spending money freely it's suddenly alright. And at least when we spent money we actually made progress and got results, unlike them at the moment.
Further the treatment we get - how we get pilloried from the press for spending 45mil on the leagues best right back, when they spend roughly the same amount on Gylfi who isn't even in the top 10 of the leagues best number 10's is beyond me.
Watching pre-match build up for their game last night, the pundits were waxing lyrical about their performance against us, how it showed their "potential", and established their "top four credentials". Funnily enough, I actually watched that game and didn't let the result get in the way of the actual performance - they parked the bus, resorted to long balls to Calvert Lewin, scored a fortunate goal against the run of play (much like they did last year after we missed the penalties) and then were absolutely dominated by a team playing with a man down.
How they've escaped scrutiny is beyond me, but you know what? Fuck em - couldn't happen to a bigger set of pricks.
Apparently its clubs owned by countries now that are the problem not just spending money. Goal posts moving to keep us the villains predictably.
Gordyola
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The decision to take Wooney back was madness, no doubt he's the highest earner and I bet that causes resentment plus Koeman will feel obliged to play him. They wasted the money from sales not improved an aging squad, supplemented by some promising young players. Hopefully it will all go tits up for them and they will get relegated and get rid of the thorn in our side
dadnlad
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Well they've overstayed their welcome.
over stayed that when joining the sky 4 thinking they'd be better off instead just used as pawn
City_Sean
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Not a single player that they've signed would get into any top six side. They've been given a huge sum of money but the players they've bought are rubbish.
Early days yet but I suspect Keane and Pickford would improve LiverpoolNot a single player that they've signed would get into any top six side. They've been given a huge sum of money but the players they've bought are rubbish.
City_Sean
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Early days yet but I suspect Keane and Pickford would improve Liverpool
I don't think so. Keane is awful, an absolutely horrendous defender. Pickford is a bit meh to me, I don't see him as an upgrade on Mignolet.
I must admit, I'm enjoying the schadenfreude about Everton at the moment.
We got so much grief from them over our "financial doping" and when we bought Joleon from them - now they are cashed up and spending money freely it's suddenly alright. And at least when we spent money we actually made progress and got results, unlike them at the moment.
Further the treatment we get - how we get pilloried from the press for spending 45mil on the leagues best right back, when they spend roughly the same amount on Gylfi who isn't even in the top 10 of the leagues best number 10's is beyond me.
Watching pre-match build up for their game last night, the pundits were waxing lyrical about their performance against us, how it showed their "potential", and established their "top four credentials". Funnily enough, I actually watched that game and didn't let the result get in the way of the actual performance - they parked the bus, resorted to long balls to Calvert Lewin, scored a fortunate goal against the run of play (much like they did last year after we missed the penalties) and then were absolutely dominated by a team playing with a man down.
How they've escaped scrutiny is beyond me, but you know what? Fuck em - couldn't happen to a bigger set of pricks.
funnily enough i just listened to ray wilkins on talksport and he said words along the same as that. He thought everton would challenge for top 4 after their performance against us! They weren't too bad first half but after the walker red we murdered them with 10 bloody men!! Maybe we all need to stop wearing our blue tinted glasses when we watch City because we are obviously seeing things that the "experts" are not!
Blue Til Death
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Spineless fucks, be lucky to get top 15 never mind top 4
BlueRockape
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The useless fukers only play for 4 games a season
I don't think Wimbledon shit themselves, so much as they gave Everton a helping Hans.
Oh yes and I believe he was investigated a few years later in a betting scandal? Everton were finished at two down but the atmosphere was poisonous and threatening and they realised if they sent the blue dippers down they could be in trouble so made sure they didn't.
Prestwich_Blue
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Starting to look like Koeman got lucky, benefiting from the work Pochettino did at Southampton before he got found out.John Stones must be devastated he didn't take the 'experts' advice and stay at Everton to develop his game under the master Koeman.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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I get the feeling Shrek's return has unsettled their team somewhat. He's definitely no replacement for Lumpkaku.
This court case hanging over him will not be helping, and he is certainly no role model for the younger players. Plus' he is a bit s**t these days; must be all the fag's, booze and late night sneaking around.
This court case hanging over him will not be helping, and he is certainly no role model for the younger players. Plus' he is a bit s**t these days; must be all the fag's, booze and late night sneaking around.