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If, yeah a big if, Dyche sets us up with energy and anger, rather than plodding and passive, we can deffo get a result. Get properly stuck in from the off, I think they are knackered, they haven’t been playing their asthma inhaler “Kopite Sky fetish footy” for weeks.

A bit of an unfair question really for those that didn’t share those amazing times. Caught the end of Catterick’s reign, saw Duncan McKenzie being magic, Bob Latchford’s pen and then came Howard’s time. Wembley became a habit, Rotterdam was a drunken dream. The journey over on the (alcohol...

The RS have got a crazy fixture schedule before they play us in the derby too. Starting Thursday they play every 3 or 4 days through April. Knocks and knackered legs can even things up.

The press office has probably already released it to the media earlier today. The document having to be stamped up correctly first, so as not to look unprofessional.

In general use, the phrase is an example of gallows humour, used to lighten an otherwise sub-optimal situation. In Everton’s case, it is a statement of fact.

Everton always but go to all Wales away games as there’s a party at every game, which we’re usually unlikely to win. Been going to Goodison since the 70’s so saw all the good times including Rotterdam. Anyone else nowadays, yes Citeh and Arsenal, bent as Citeh are, their footy is tip top...

https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/threads/dele.118084/page-152#post-11107299 Whilst that wasn’t the point of my comment, try looking at this weird forum called GOT ! My point was that our bench was empty.

Don’t disagree that we should have played out the remaining time against 10 men better than we did and held on for the unlikely win. Look at our subs bench today though, that is the true measure of how far we have fallen. If Doucoure was genuinely knackered, Dyche didn’t have many options...

We bad better players on that pitch. They had no manager. Negative from the start. Pathetic.

That diagonal long ball comes with a fortnight’s notice. It’s woeful. The absence of an alternative ball passing through midfield is pathetic.

If there is another interested party, they must be loving this saga. Every passing week that brings more 777 gloom and doom, knocks another good chunk off the cost of a distressed sale, if 777 have to pull out. People who operate in those mega money circles don’t usually get to make a habit of...

Today’s the day for romance and joy ‘Tween boy and girl, or boy and boy Embrace your love with music and dance Dicky’s going home in an ambulance

They’re probably still putting together the Sly Sports Points Deduction Appeal Special. Tune in tonight at 8pm to hear the verdict we’ve all been waiting for. Will it be adios to the Goodison asterisk ? We’ll be joined in the studio by EPL supremo Richard Masters, who will update us on the...

That was really strange. It was as if DCL either wasn’t up for making what looked like the obvious run, or is totally knackered and just can’t bust a gut any more. It deffo wasn’t the version of DCL that played under Ancelotti.

The appeal’s over. The horse’s head has been put back in the box for the time being.

Agree, whatever happens in the appeal, the EPL have to dig in and defend everything done so far as being totally legit. If our brief is as clued up as we are led to believe, he should have spoon fed the appeal commission their get out of jail cards, that they could use to justify reducing the...

I’ve just taken a different view from my previous understanding after reading the report. However they are presented, the breaches appear undeniable and in keeping with our board’s previous incompetence, wholly avoidable. If Everton ripped the report to shreds in the appeal, because it...

Initial.

Agreed, plus we apparently told the prem we would deffo sell player Y to compensate for the predicted breach. Then we didn’t, so the Prem got the right hump. I only got round to reading the actual commission’s report today, coz I’ve got a load of skirting boards I’m supposed to be painting...

I’d say it’s not so much a case that we didn’t think we had breached. We must have known we had and were coming up with “constructive and creative” justification, as to how we could say, we didn’t think we had. One seemingly bonkers claim was, that Everton had paid the Prem £7.6 million owed...