Everton Thread | 2024/25

Alan Harper's Tash said:
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Thing with it is I just watched Dyche on MoTD talk about resources and difficulties etc. He had Chris Wood at Burnley who didn't perform like he is doing for Forest simply because of the way Dyche plays football and sets a team up hence Neverton will always struggle to score goals. I thing Calvert-Lewin is not a great striker but he will leave and go somewhere else and be another Solanke.
 
bluethrunthru said:
Thing with it is I just watched Dyche on MoTD talk about resources and difficulties etc. He had Chris Wood at Burnley who didn't perform like he is doing for Forest simply because of the way Dyche plays football and sets a team up hence Neverton will always struggle to score goals. I thing Calvert-Lewin is not a great striker but he will leave and go somewhere else and be another Solanke.
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DCL has an incredible spring on him. Had he been coached to his max, he could have been so much more than he has become.

Dyche needs a reasonably clinical striker for his archaic ball to work.
 
Alan Harper's Tash said:
DCL has an incredible spring on him. Had he been coached to his max, he could have been so much more than he has become.

Dyche needs a reasonably clinical striker for his archaic ball to work.
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I agree Calvert Lewin needs as team that supplies him what he needs but thats a bit of a risk if it turns out he isn't all that any more.

Dyche is just playing old fashioned football - will never get you beyond the bottom third of the PL
 
bluethrunthru said:
I agree Calvert Lewin needs as team that supplies him what he needs but thats a bit of a risk if it turns out he isn't all that any more.

Dyche is just playing old fashioned football - will never get you beyond the bottom third of the PL
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Perfect for the owners that are happy to pocket the cash with limited investment.
 
It seems to be every year, that Everton flirt with relegation. Could this be the year they drop through the door? One of the spots is probably accounted for already; Saints are dead in the water, which leaves four clubs (in my opinion) scrapping to avoid the remaining two places.......

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I think Palace will probably be okay, ditto "TWGC"™, unfortunately. So, unless someone drops like a stone in the next few months, it'll be two of Everton, Wolves, Ipswich and Leicester.
 
jimharri said:
It seems to be every year, that Everton flirt with relegation. Could this be the year they drop through the door? One of the spots is probably accounted for already; Saints are dead in the water, which leaves four clubs (in my opinion) scrapping to avoid the remaining two places.......

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I think Palace will probably be okay, ditto "TWGC"™, unfortunately. So, unless someone drops like a stone in the next few months, it'll be two of Everton, Wolves, Ipswich and Leicester.
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Wolves will be absolutely fine.
 
Just watched a CPOverview video of the new ground. It’s absolutely fantastic.
 
Mike N said:
Just watched a CPOverview video of the new ground. It’s absolutely fantastic.
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Saw it the other week, looks amazing. But until they spend on players it doesn't matter what manager they have. Still can't believe Ancelotti was their manager. And David Moyes. And Howard Kendall.
 
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