Everton Thread - 2022/23

[kippaxwarrior]

The dismantling of our current squad would be one of the most positive things to happen. One of the worst squads re performance you could possibly wish for, folded like a deckchair once again. Even Pep would struggle to get a tune out of them.

A rebuild would probably benefit you but who do you get?

Apart from Norwich who bounce up and down it's extremely difficult for clubs to go back up the first time.

You could easily end up like us in the 90's or more recently Leeds or Sunderland where you just bounce around the league's taking an age to get back to the premier league.

And if that happens that new stadium could turn into a white elephant

 

[Gogootz]

Has he gone yet? Fat Sam wants to know if he should get out of bed or not.

You get him tucked back in with a cuppa mate, he won't be needed 'til weekend.

 

[kippaxwarrior]

Has he gone yet? Fat Sam wants to know if he should get out of bed or not.

He's too busy injecting gravy into his veins

 

[Bantamgaz]

Relegation will be a disaster for them.

It'll be highly unlikely they'll go straight back up as the squad will be dismantled and it'll be tough for them to get high quality players to get out of the championship.

Then the season after next they move into their new stadium and the last thing they want is to play in a shiny new stadium in The Championship

I actually don’t I will give them the form smack in the mouth that they are far from the club they where in 80s ............. it went a big way in helping you lot during the 90s didn’t it .............to many years they have got away with it and to many times they continue to get it wrong ........a massive shock to the system is probably what they need

 

[Bantamgaz]

I’ve always said there’s no wrong way to play football, just lots of right ways.

But Everton do not play football. I don’t even think the ball was in-play for 20 minutes in that second half. It was disgraceful. Leeds fans were moaning that it was the worst time wasting they’ve ever seen when they played Everton.

Absolute waste of money watching that. Just 25 blokes stood around on some grass doing nowt for most of the game.

If that was my team, I’d rather get relegated than have my team play like that. Playing in the division below is often more fun than struggling in the division above. At least you can enjoy more wins and a greater amount of attacking football in the division below and getting promoted is nearly as brilliant an experience as winning the Premier League.

I can understand it in certain games I mean whatever you say about there performance against you lot it produced a massive point so I get that .......... but it’s when they go into games when there expected to be on the front foot that they are getting badly beat ............... they got away with it last season I very much doubt it will happen again

 

[bennyboy]

Big Simms who wad on loan at Hearts last season and Sunderland this season recalled back from loan.
Now I liked him but if they think he is the answer your fucked a lot more than I thought.

 

[TFC]

*shakes head*

ffs.

 

[Eccles Blue]

We are getting relegated

I hope not, I've a soft spot for Everton especially your stewards who have always been very helpful and supportive. In the past they have offered to move me when I have been sitting near those posts in the away end and always made sure I was ok coming out in that crowd crush that happens sometimes.

Plus when I first attended Everton aways the kids that used to throw sweets into the crowd before the match were great. :-)
But mainly because I never want a NW team (apart from the obvious two) to be relegated.

 

[Crooked_rain]

If be Dyche if they sack Lampard

A mate of mine is a West Ham fan and reckons Moyes might be on his way soon and end up back at Everton

Cant see it myself. Although he was good for Everton at the time, I don’t think they would be excited to take him back from another struggling team

But stranger things have happened

 

[Toffeedude]

I hope not, I've a soft spot for Everton especially your stewards who have always been very helpful and supportive. In the past they have offered to move me when I have been sitting near those posts in the away end and always made sure I was ok coming out in that crowd crush that happens sometimes.

Plus when I first attended Everton aways the kids that used to throw sweets into the crowd before the match were great. :-)
But mainly because I never want a NW team (apart from the obvious two) to be relegated.

The Toffee lady. We need her back.