Everton Thread - 2022/23

[KearsleyBlue]

I haven't seen a great deal of Everton, but from what I have seen I wouldn't say they are a bad team. Some of their defeats have been down to sheer bad luck as opposed to someone not doing their jobs properly. The defence occasionally goes missing in action, and I've always thought Pickford is suspect anyway, but overall I think they'll be okay - mainly because the others in the relegation zone are absolutely dreadful.

Theres no one worse. Theae are finishing rock bottom. Lock what Bournemouth did to them twice.

 

[LongsightM13]

Everton need to pull something out of the bag this transfer window. Not sure that current squad has what it takes
Lampard is paying for the sins of past terrible recruitment tbf to him

 

[West Yorks Owl]

Very true, but I think Everton would bounce straight back, much like Newcastle, Villa and City at the time they're far better than they're showing at the moment whereas the other clubs you've mentioned were either in complete stagnation or were probably punching slightly above their weight being in the PL in the first place.

I would agree, I think a lot of it would come down to how much shit they are in with the finances.

 

[Kippax77]

I'd that true? I thought they were both City I think I bought training shoes off them from Oasis.

John preferred utd when I worked for them in about 92.
Dave is a big blue.
Used to play 5 a side with him on the AstroTurf down in Heywood.
Blues vs reds from work, it used to get quite tasty

 

[WestGorton]

John preferred utd when I worked for them in about 92.
Dave is a big blue.
Used to play 5 a side with him on the AstroTurf down in Heywood.
Blues vs reds from work, it used to get quite tasty

Interesting....was in corporate before COVID and spotted Wardle. I remember Makin ringing up GMR when we lost at Stoke. We were in the car driving back. Alan Ball was sacked afterwards.

 

[Gingers Dad]

Watched Everton against Wolves on Boxing Day. Probably the two worst teams I've seen this season. Only thing that will keep Everton up is that they haven't changed managers yet.

 

[Gingers Dad]

City going down in 1983 by a tiny margin on the last day killed the club for ten years. It is just a myth that clubs can re-group. We struggled for decades afterwards.

I agree but I just couldn't put a "like" on it.

I remember some fans being interviewed for MotD in the Main Stand before the Luton match. Some said that going down could be a good thing for the club. What an absolute shit decade of football followed after that.

 

[kippaxwarrior]

Am sure that I read somewhere that the team that played wolves the other day had scored less than 30 goals between them in their whole everton careers.

Are you coming to The Etihad on Saturday?

Think it could be a very long day for you lot

 

[shackattack]

Are you coming to The Etihad on Saturday?

Think it could be a very long day for you lot

I'm working and live down south now anyway, I think we'll do okay for about 15 mins and once you score we'll collapse. Hard to see any other result.

 

[philiph20]

To be fair to Denise she made Everton rosettes as a kid and had a poster of Bob Latchford on her bedroom wall. Which in the eyes of Kenwright makes her fully qualified to be CEO of the club !

I think with Kenwright it's all about emotion. He'd give Dixie Dean's Grandaughter, Brian Labone's Niece and the second cousin of Andy King a place on the board if he could.