Everton Thread - 2022/23

[crazyg]

Everton'll fuckin stay up annoyingly, I liked watching Leeds play in the big league, shame

But the Championship IS a big league.
More teams in it than the premier league.
;-)

 

[MellowJoe]

But the Championship IS a big league.
More teams in it than the premier league.
;-)

They'll bounce back up I'm sure, never been to elland road but I've drove past it, it looks good on the outside

 

[BlueLou82]

Happily settle for a season or two of midtable mediocraty right now. Stabilise us, get the money situation under control and actually put a plan in place to move forward.

Not even delighted or happy, just pure relief

 

[crazyg]

They'll bounce back up I'm sure, never been to elland road but I've drove past it, it looks good on the outside

It does when it's empty. I've had many unhappy experiences when Leeds fans were in/outside on matchdays over the years.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Think Everton got a bit lucky tbh, I honestly think Leicester would have stayed up if they hadn't sacked Rodgers. And then Everton getting top money for Gordon in January but bringing in nobody, when they were in dire need of a striker was amateur hour from the board.

 

[Blue Til Death]

Think Everton got a bit lucky tbh, I honestly think Leicester would have stayed up if they hadn't sacked Rodgers. And then Everton getting top money for Gordon in January but bringing in nobody, when they were in dire need of a striker was amateur hour from the board.

Disagree, it’s about 38 games, they deserve to stay up.. End of .. Leicester deserve to go down ..

 

[Bournemouth Blue]

Everton staying up is good news for their board and owners, but I think many of their fans wanted them to go down to punish the board and owners and force a sale. As things stand I think the owners only care about the new stadium, and can’t see much changing next season. Could easily have been relegated without a fine save from Pickford, and but for Pickford they would have been relegated before Southampton.

 

[Vienna_70]

Next season bottom 3:-

Everton
Sheffield United
Luton

It wouldn’t surprise me.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Thinking about it makes sense to stick with Dyche for now. They don't have a great record at scouting or loads of kids coming through and getting a starting place nailed down in the first team.

If they sack him and employ someone who wants to spend money they'll be in a worse state next season if it goes wrong.

Money which they don't seemingly have as they have been looking to bring in investors to cover the stadium.

 

[Gone for a Burton]

It wouldn’t surprise me.

Wolves have been in free fall, summats oop ther !!