Everton Thread - 2022/23

[super_city_si]

Sacked

Opinion or fact? Dont see anything

 

[shackattack]

Whatever you say about Kenwright(and a few Evertonions on here will have one or two choice words) he looked absolutely stunned and gutted when Sky approached him for an interview after the match. Whatever his downfalls are(and I don't know the ins n outs) that man is trillion % Everton. Unlike that shredded wheat clad imbecile we had at the elm for 20 odd years who looked more bothered how his comb over would look on tele than our plight. P.S Kenwright didn't look well at all. :(

Kenwright is very ill and he looked more bloated than usual. Weirdly enough just after the interview with Kenwright, they asked Moshiri about Lampard's future and he said it's not his decision? You really worry when the owner doesn't make those decisions. I genuinely like Lampard but one win in 14 games is hard to defend (pardon the pun).

 

[super_city_si]

Kenwright is very ill and he looked more bloated than usual. Weirdly enough just after the interview with Kenwright, they asked Moshiri about Lampard's future and he said it's not his decision? You really worry when the owner doesn't make those decisions. I genuinely like Lampard but one win in 14 games is hard to defend (pardon the pun).

35 points in 38 games. Relegation is assured if he stays.

 

[shackattack]

35 points in 38 games. Relegation is assured if he stays.

Next 2 games - Arsenal and Liverpool - hard to seae points from them. Bit like last season where you start to run out of games and luck. I think sometimes you have to look at the game and think " take a point here". Instead we lose all 3, that's poor management in the position we're in.

 

[discopop]

Next 2 games - Arsenal and Liverpool - hard to seae points from them. Bit like last season where you start to run out of games and luck. I think sometimes you have to look at the game and think " take a point here". Instead we lose all 3, that's poor management in the position we're in.

Serious question I know he’s probably sanctioned but is Usmanov still pulling strings at your club?

 

[shackattack]

Serious question I know he’s probably sanctioned but is Usmanov still pulling strings at your club?

I would say yes via Moshiri who then passes it on to Kenwright and Thelwell. There's no doubt Moshiri has been at the forefront but you question why he has pumped the money in. He never looks like he's enjoying it.

 

[ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN]

Yep but the board and Kenwright ain’t going anywhere so Lampard the one who has to go

I agree it’s a start

but the wound is deeper and a plaster won’t do as the trust of the board as gone

Whoever comes in will be still facing the anger of the fans and a toxic environment

eventually the board will go and new owner will get there man in

 

[waspish]

I agree it’s a start

but the wound is deeper and a plaster won’t do as the trust of the board as gone

Whoever comes in will be still facing the anger of the fans and a toxic environment

eventually the board will go and new owner will get there man in

Thing is Kenwright could say am stepping down from the board am just going to be a fan now because of my health that in an instant will appease and have the feel sorry factor in one go! Farhad Moshiri should say am still going invest in Everton in the future
But as you all know ffp is on us and we welcome our new manager Dyche to stabilise us and push us up the table then on to our new stadium..

 

[Deleted member 77198]

Today is the day that I have accepted relegation. There is no way out of this for us.
Board have left it too long to sack Frank (will they even sack him?)
It is getting to the point where I do not even care anymore (I will do soon) but at this moment I just expect us to lose every game. We are utter gash.
So, Championship games it is looking like for me next season.
Can anyone get me a ticket for City so I can see a prem game or two.

You gotta laugh, no point crying

A change in manager can always keep a team up with a fresh feel to everything.

But going down and winning more games in the Championship can be far more enjoyable than struggling in the Prem.

Obviously, with very few living Everton fans having experience of that before, getting relegated might seem like the end of the world. But getting promoted is fucking brilliant. Had some of my best days ever following City enjoying a promotion.

 

[Bluesince1979]

Theres probably no option but to sack him but who on earth would they get ?