mcfcliam said:29,000 at Woodison vs Fulham.
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Pabbers said:mcfcliam said:29,000 at Woodison vs Fulham.
That is all.
I see your comment.....and I raise you a link...
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I actually have it open now :o)
2 hours , and not one swear word or argument . Heaven on earth m8 .
Hows the hope and longing to succeed going ?
Pabbers said:mcfcliam said:29,000 at Woodison vs Fulham.
That is all.
I see your comment.....and I raise you a link...
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alera said:I actually have it open now :o)
2 hours , and not one swear word or argument . Heaven on earth m8 .
Hows the hope and longing to succeed going ?
I bet its not full of fans that support other clubs right ?
bizzbo said:Pabbers said:Ok, I see what your saying mate, but that is such a massive ask, even if you can buy everything in the world....come Xmas...Hughes could be out....and another manager in,
this will also be a factor in his decision.
At Everton, we have cracking bunch of players that are mates, and a very close unit....Lescott, by all acounts is one of the main men in this, gets them all together, nights out, trips, parties....family days etc.
Thats alot to give up, BUT everything has a price !
hughes could well be out if we are languishing in the bottom half. this is true. It certainly should enter Jolean's thinking. It comes with the territory. Moyes can afford a poor season. He will be in the job this time next year come what may. This gives your players have a rare kind of security. if moyes continues to rate them, they will remain at the club. City's owners would not accept a very poor start to the season. Hughes has been backed to the hilt. After last season, time is perhaps not a luxury he has any-more. This seems to be the reason we have signed players from other Premiership clubs. We have also targeted players reknown for having leadership qualities (Barry, Terry, Toure). It's no suprise to me that Jolean is well thought of at Everton. He is exactly the kind of player we are looking for. One commentator noted, that Hughes has signed the type of player who will make his life easier for him, players who themselves will help organise and motivate the team. Lescott plays for his team, and responds well to being challenged. Coming here involves accepting a huge challenge. The owners have stated that finishing behind Everton in 6th is the lowest acceptable outcome this season. Many inside and outside the club appear to believe that we have as good as a 50/50 shot of finishing in the top four. The expectation is already huge. The sky is the limit. The obstacles to be overcome this season alone are myriad. Fail, the manager is out, you may very well be out.
Does that sound like the kind of challenge that some ambitious people respond to?
Of course money is important. The players, and families will be secure financially from their first contracts, and the money is what makes the ambitions more than a pipe dream. You can easily argue that it would be totally different without the money.
But is it really all that an ambitious player like Jolean would be thinking of?
Pabbers said:bizzbo said:hughes could well be out if we are languishing in the bottom half. this is true. It certainly should enter Jolean's thinking. It comes with the territory. Moyes can afford a poor season. He will be in the job this time next year come what may. This gives your players have a rare kind of security. if moyes continues to rate them, they will remain at the club. City's owners would not accept a very poor start to the season. Hughes has been backed to the hilt. After last season, time is perhaps not a luxury he has any-more. This seems to be the reason we have signed players from other Premiership clubs. We have also targeted players reknown for having leadership qualities (Barry, Terry, Toure). It's no suprise to me that Jolean is well thought of at Everton. He is exactly the kind of player we are looking for. One commentator noted, that Hughes has signed the type of player who will make his life easier for him, players who themselves will help organise and motivate the team. Lescott plays for his team, and responds well to being challenged. Coming here involves accepting a huge challenge. The owners have stated that finishing behind Everton in 6th is the lowest acceptable outcome this season. Many inside and outside the club appear to believe that we have as good as a 50/50 shot of finishing in the top four. The expectation is already huge. The sky is the limit. The obstacles to be overcome this season alone are myriad. Fail, the manager is out, you may very well be out.
Does that sound like the kind of challenge that some ambitious people respond to?
Of course money is important. The players, and families will be secure financially from their first contracts, and the money is what makes the ambitions more than a pipe dream. You can easily argue that it would be totally different without the money.
But is it really all that an ambitious player like Jolean would be thinking of?
Good post mate, you put your point across well.
Your right, that can be ambition. But so is seeing it though with, club and team you have helped develop, and want to see that work turn into further success.
Darker shade of Blue said:Pabbers said:I see your comment.....and I raise you a link...
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I'll see your link Pabbers and raise you this :
Manchester City : Record low home attendance of 8,015 against Swindon town .
Kind of makes our low attendance against Fulham quite respectable doesn't it . :o)