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Chaos has been the Everton mantra for the past several years. He would fit in perfectly.

I do think Crystal Palace is better than the bottom bunch so this will likely be a 5 team race of crapitude to see which 2 of the group survives.

So he fit in perfectly with the others on the back line.

With every loss the price should go down.

Hard to get too excited about him. Forest loaned him to Lyon at the winter transfer window last season when they were in danger of being relegated rather than playing him. Then Lyon bought him and immediately wants to loan him to Everton and not play him. And the price to buy him is double...

With the lack of scoring talent, the Dyche approach to survival is likely the best option. If they ever actually buy or develop guys that can score, then you need to replace him.

DCL is their best option up front which is a big reason why they have been in the relegation fight for several years in a row.

Can't be any worse than Ashley Young. And given the reluctance of Dyche to play guys without a Premier League track record, he is probably much better than he thinks.

Just play a 10-0-0 formation and shoot for the scoreless draw.

Some odds makers think Everton is very much in the race, putting them ahead of Forest and Wolverhampton. https://www.oddschecker.com/insight/football/20240819-premier-league-relegation-odds-how-likely-are-leicester-to-go-down We are all rooting for them to run away from those teams but it is...

If O'Brien is good, they can manage without Branthwaite. And while they do need a goal scorer, Dyche teams don't score. Dyche plays for 1-0 wins. So having Keane or Holgate playing the middle regularly is going to be a big problem getting clean sheets.

Last season he started Keane over Branthwaite at the beginning. Summer breaks seem to reboot his memory.

Need Keane to get a red card too and eliminate another problem for a while.

They are compelled to play Keane early so they can remember how bad he is when they bench him for the rest of the season.

Everton loves multidimensional talent.

Can't rule out the punishment for past spending violations being an automatic relegation.

Everton is not an attractive option for the truly rich that have lots of cash to spend. The Moshiri demands seem to primarily attract buyers that desire to own a Premier League team but want to do it by leveraging their other investments to the max. While getting rid of the current owner should...

Everton is the perfect place because he wouldn't have to worry about the other players being a lot better than him.

They could have deducted 60 points from Man City last year and they would have avoided relegation. Does the Premier League have the power to straight relegate a team for violations even without a specific points deduction? Because anything short of 50 points won't get them relegated.

Dyche is very good as manager on a team with not that much talent. The football is often ugly, but he is good at getting teams to 40+ points and until they get into the new stadium with a revenue boost, that should probably be the goal.