Everton Thread - 2022/23

[Bluesince1979]

Yeah i agree that ev may beat it this time. But what does that mean for next season? Another struggle.

No body wants to go down, and it can either galvanise a team and they piss the championship and come back stronger. Or it can spell longer term problems. If you dont come straight back up you are suddenly fighting with 15+ teams who are capable of promotion.

Tough really

 

[bennyboy]

I thought Everton were very good value yesterday until City gave a masterclass for 15 minutes before and after half time.
No team in the EPL would have competed with City in that spell yesterday.

 

[Norman kneejerk]

I stayed till the end. City have a great team, some amazing players. You jammy gits! Great news Arsenal losing, go and get it.

Good luck for the remaining games. One of my grandads was an Evertonian who came to Manchester after he met my nana on holiday. Long time ago now but remember a few funny stories he told me about the Evertonians and Liverpool fans being separated to opposite sides of factories on a Monday after a derby and trying to destroy a photo of Liverpool by tearing a tiny piece off it everyday so he wouldn't be caught !

 

[DogOfWar]

My dear old dad was at the game yesterday and I was in work. Met up with him after and he said "the city fans never chanted going down" was made up bless him

 

[Koniec]

Hopefully this is the year this particular jobby gets flushed. Though they’ll have another Hans Segers moment no doubt.

 

[dario2739]

Honestly, I'm only bothered about us getting the job done in the league and CL semi this week, and not really arsed who goes down... but as Everton haven't been relegated from the PL it would be interesting to see them go down...

 

[kippax123]

I have always liked Everton fans and hope they stay up . They have always had the high and mighty Liverpool fans to put up with , like us with the unbearable united fans. Let's hope Leeds definitely go down though.

 

[FromPollockToSilva]

IF you come straight back up, a year in the Championship can actually be a good thing. Seeing your team smash all comers after a few seasons of scraping by at the bottom of the Premier League. Getting rid of your overpaid, underperforming players. If you're a travelling fan, plenty of fun to be had at all the new away grounds, too.

Problem is, I have no faith that Everton would come straight back up, such is the level of mismanagement they're operating under

 

[crazyg]

IF you come straight back up, a year in the Championship can actually be a good thing. Seeing your team smash all comers after a few seasons of scraping by at the bottom of the Premier League. Getting rid of your overpaid, underperforming players. If you're a travelling fan, plenty of fun to be had at all the new away grounds, too.

Problem is, I have no faith that Everton would come straight back up, such is the level of mismanagement they're operating under

I seem to remember a team in the mid-60s who did that. Two years later, they won the first division title.

 

[Vienna_70]

Think from HT onwards they were protecting their goal difference.

And I think Pep was protecting our players for future battles.

 

[Pontypool Blue]

I know it’s only a promotional CGI video but if it accurately reflects the new stadium it will be superb.

Will make your neighbours shithole look even worse however many new stands they graft on to it.

Very nice.
When we play there will Haaland be able to arrive and park his Viking ship in the dock?

 

[crazyg]

Very nice.
When we play there will Haaland be able to arrive and park his Viking ship in the dock?

But will he come to play football, or treat it as a rape and pillage mission?

 

[Ithryn Luin]

IF you come straight back up, a year in the Championship can actually be a good thing. Seeing your team smash all comers after a few seasons of scraping by at the bottom of the Premier League. Getting rid of your overpaid, underperforming players. If you're a travelling fan, plenty of fun to be had at all the new away grounds, too.

Problem is, I have no faith that Everton would come straight back up, such is the level of mismanagement they're operating under

Another problem Everton will have is that many teams in the Championship will see playing Everton as a cup final, especially if they are playing in a brand new shiny big stadium. It will be long slog of a season.

 

[Gray]

But will he come to play football, or treat it as a rape and pillage mission?

Might improve the shit hole.

 

[chaddblue]

Looking at the last 2 or 3 fixtures for the 4 teams battling against the 2 remaining relegation spots... its hard to see Everton being one of the two unfortunately

 

[BlueLou82]

Very nice.
When we play there will Haaland be able to arrive and park his Viking ship in the dock?

Think he's too good for the Championship ;-)

Looks unbelievable though and a superb location on the dock

 

[nmc]

Don’t think Everton will go down…. New stadium looks great but if I was an Evertonian I’d be underwhelmed by Dyche at the helm. Can only see them struggling again next season.

 

[malg]

No way will Everton go down. I've seen a lot poorer teams this season v us. That win at Brighton shows what they can do. They've got enough to stay up.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Spoke to a few Everton fans before and after the game. All decent. No nastiness etc.

Not been to Liverpool away but I can't imagine it's a similar experience....

The Liverpool fans are fine. Particularly if you speak to them in their own language, Norwegian or rat squeaks. Teach yourself here...

 

[Vienna_70]

The Liverpool fans are fine. Particularly if you speak to them in their own language, Norwegian or rat squeaks. Teach yourself here...

Rattus Norvegicus.

How appropriate.