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Hope that decision doesn't come back to haunt us when we go into administration 🤪

Got a feeling we will ruin the party down there. Calvert Lewin with a brace.

Wonder if he's had any relegation survival bonuses? Big Sam was charging 5 to 6 million for a couple of games. Dyche just does it all for fun.

I get that approach, but you're selling a world class player, to buy potential that may or may not reach the levels of a Braithwaite. While a United or City get stronger Also, when these top sides want rid of their trash, you always get desperate sides like an Everton or Southampton taking...

I've always thought clubs like Everton and Villa just shouldn't do business with the top 4 or top 6, at all. Why strengthen sides above you and make your life harder. Examples here, Braithwaite or Watkins. You have a United or Arsenal cherry picking talent each summer. Just refuse to sell to...

We've come out this looking a lot more professional than the Premier League. Basically put the finger up to their games for another season and shown we can't be pushed over so easily.

Was hoping to swap Z- Cars for Curb Your Enthusiasm theme.

What's worse? Writing daily articles about the club going into administration to suit some hidden agenda, causing a lot of stress and upset to some fans or pretending to be put in a headlock by a fan.

Got a feeling at this point Moshiri to save face might pull the plug on 777 and state club no longer for sale. Appoint a new board, and we will get some statement about how he pulled out of the takeover to protect the fans. Lots of PR, most fans will think we're saved, but in reality riddled...

Without knowing anything about how these takeovers work. The way I see it, Moshiri is sitting with majority shares, waiting to exit with as much of his cash as possible. The next Sky payments and potential sales of Braithwaite and Onana and Pickford could generate this Liquidity, a far...

Be nice to beat Luton and Sheff United. And give Arsenal a game for once at the Emirates.

I don't see the problem with keeping him, but sacking him or offering a new contract makes no sense. It would be refreshing to let him see his contract out, and then bring in the replacement.

Got us finishing on 34pts as worst case. Beat Sheffield United and draw vs Brentford. Luton beat us and Fulham, draw vs West Ham, lose vs Wolves. Finishing on 32pts. Looks difficult for Luton, relying on us to get no wins from any of our remaining games and for them to not lose any of theirs.

Thought Forest performance was grim, over respected them massively.

Luton could technically win 1 draw 2 lose 1, finishing on 30pts. Including beating us . And we could still stay up on goal difference if we win 1 from 6 games. And finish on 30.

The other teams down there will put us down 0pts on Monday and 0pts vs Liverpool. So any points picked up in those games will ruin their heads. So a point Monday and beat Forest at home will probably be job almost done.

As a way of protest, if by last home game vs Sheffield United we're safe, it would take some organising, but. Each season ticket holder sells their seat online (stubhub or whatever), a crowd fund is opened for a local food bank and all proceeds go there, stick the ticket in the bin and stand...

If he keeps us up again, fair play. Think he will always be respected and thanked. But going into next season I'd rather go separate ways.

Might sound extreme, but if things carry on with points deductions, commissions, appeals etc. I'm done with Everton and English football. It's no longer fun or enjoyable. I'll happily spend more time with family and less time trying to understand accounts and finances.

Probably mentioned on numerous threads but, watching the game it didn't appear anything tactical changed. I'd understand going Portugal with a task of trying to do something different, not continue doing something that hasn't worked since before Xmas. I remember for a few games we looked so...