2024/25 Relegation Battle (Without Everton!)

[MaximusEvertonius]

Spurs fans are toxic, the amount that are spouting about wanting relegation to get Levy and co out the club is astonishing.

Yep. Their fans are the most loyal fans in the world until they struggle. Then they abandon their club and wish relegation as a way of getting better. Everton fans are forged by fire and tough times.

 

[matty1878]

We need bear pit Goodison next week

I hope the match going fans appreciate that and we don’t go in thinking we’re already safe and showing some of the overzealous complacency some on this thread are showing

Goodison needs to be angry, vicious and uncompromising next week

Yell the team over the line

It’s the biggest game of the season

it’s big for them as it is for us innit mate

but ye hoping goodison and moyes and our players no it can really help if we can do them

 

[matty1878]

Yep. Their fans are the most loyal fans in the world until they struggle. Then they abandon their club and wish relegation as a way of getting better. Everton fans are forged by fire and tough times.

they sound like liverpool fans

 

[MikeH72]

Yes, it's a game with lots riding on it and one that comes with expectation. The great thing about David Moyes, though, is that he's always been very good at getting results when opportunity knocks and expectations are high.

Oh.

This Moyes thing is getting dead weird if I’m honest mate.

 

[RomanReigns]

Honestly ange has to go

Regardless of your opinions on the owner levy he should be doing much better

 

[Drico]

This Moyes thing is getting dead weird if I’m honest mate.

Weird? Imagine having him as your avatar, mate.

Oh.

 

[MikeH72]

Weird? Imagine having him as your avatar, mate.

Oh.

As it happens, Moyes was actually always very good at beating relegation fodder teams at home.

Just accept that Dyche is a bum that was deservedly sacked.

 

[Charlie Sweet]

Newcastle at home 2004/05 the game that got us champions league qualification is a big one.

Scraping the barrel. And then he bottled the next one.

And in how many years? Despite having a solid "best of the rest" team and spending big money. Unless I've gone mad the likes of Andy Johnson, James Beattie and even the Yak were top end buys that should have seen us kick on.

 

[matty1878]

Soton, Ipswich and Leicester.

I think Wolves will scrape out. Reality is Spurs, ManU, West Ham are not really in danger. We will be fine.

soton deffo.

the others dunno im more confident tho moyes will get us safe

 

[Tipp blue]

Spurs fans are toxic, the amount that are spouting about wanting relegation to get Levy and co out the club is astonishing.

The greatest trick ever pulled was Spurs convincing the media and world that they belonged in a BIG conversation.

 

[matty1878]

Weird? Imagine having him as your avatar, mate.

Oh.

As it happens, Moyes was actually always very good at beating relegation fodder teams at home.

Just accept that Dyche is a bum that was deservedly sacked.

*gets his haribo out*

 

[davek]

That Spurs team are playing to get the manager sacked, so I wouldn't put too much on that Leicester performance today or ours last week.

 

[matty1878]

The greatest trick ever pulled was Spurs convincing the media and world that they belonged in a BIG conversation.

but city and chelsea at a point wasn’t bigger than us

 

[Drico]

As it happens, Moyes was actually always very good at beating relegation fodder teams at home.

Just accept that Dyche is a bum that was deservedly sacked.

Dyche? I wanted him out after Bournemouth - at home. We had to make that change - and spent too long going about it.

Here's to a home win next week, even if Moyesy has never been great at grasping the big results when there's a degree of expectation and pressure on the game in question.

I'd love to be proven wrong because win next week and we can relax, pretty much, from here on in.

 

[matty1878]

Dyche? I wanted him out after Bournemouth - at home. We had to make that change - and spent too long going about it.

Here's to a home win next week, even if Moyesy has never been great at grasping the big results when there's a degree of expectation and pressure on the game in question.

I'd love to be proven wrong because win next week and we can relax, pretty much, from here on in.

so your saying win and we’re safe?

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