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27 years campaign

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davek said:
If you got that reaction form the vast majority of the crowd then what does that tell you?

It tells me you got it massivley wrong. You failed to read the mood of the support and you offered them nothing cogent to get behind.

I hope your next effort is well thought out. For a kick off you need to target Moshiri - HE is the problem. If you did that you'd get traction. If you dont you're an irrelevance as a group.
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It tells me some evertonians decided to have a go at other evertonians for wanting to try and do something to highlight how this club and its directors have failed miserably - that's all it tells me.

Also, Moshiri brought your red friend in to manage us and give him what appears to be complete control of everything?

How can moshiri be the problem, when you have been extolling the virtues of Benitez on here for months?
 
NathDogg said:
It tells me some evertonians decided to have a go at other evertonians for wanting to try and do something to highlight how this club and its directors have failed miserably - that's all it tells me.

Also, Moshiri brought your red friend in to manage us and give him what appears to be complete control of everything?

How can moshiri be the problem, when you have been extolling the virtues of Benitez on here for months?
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That is a poor response to a lesson you were dealt.

You're next protest is doomed because you dont listen.
 
When you want change you have to start somewhere, moving the majority in the middle is the hardest part.
The protest highlighted the issue of failure to deliver success in recent years.
The players reacted to the crowd protest about the protest and put on a performance - it’s a shame the manager hasn’t done that since.
 

davek said:
That is a poor response to a lesson you were dealt.

You're next protest is doomed because you dont listen.
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Being told by you that I don't listen is one of the funniest things I've ever seen, but I suppose you should know about not listening so cheers mate.

At the end of the day, I just want evertonians to be able to protest at how this club has been run, by whatever lawful means they choose, without being targeted and attacked by other evertonians - what's so difficult for you to hear in that? I don't want Everton to loose any games, even when I choose to protest.

Anyway, You go back to hanging out of your red mate tapastits backside, and wanting and hoping that "our" Everton get beat by man city and Chelsea (yet you tell those who left the seat on 27 mins that they "abandoned" Everton?!), Or slagging off our new young scottish right back before he's even kicked a ball in an Everton shirt - boss evertonian you mate.
 
4737carlin said:
Anyone who walks out on the 27th minute is not a supporter, we need 3 points on Tuesday, we need support, if you walk out don't bother coming back
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Anyone who continues to clap the garbage served up this season is not a true supporter, and doesn't understand the values of the club. You get what you clap for.

Well done to any supporter who speaks up and asks for better than this tosh.
 
NathDogg said:
When are we going again @WilliamPerry - the crowd needed a rocket up them against Brighton, like a bloody morgue as usual.

Happy to take another round of abuse if it wakes the happy clappers up.
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Agree, the crowd was poor against Brighton, song for Lucas who has been terrible and wasn't playing, that's about it, the team needs support more then ever right now
 
ToffeeTim said:
Anyone who continues to clap the garbage served up this season is not a true supporter, and doesn't understand the values of the club. You get what you clap for.

Well done to any supporter who speaks up and asks for better than this tosh.
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Walking out on the players is not being a supporter, support the team, dont walk out on them
 

Protests in the middle of games won’t work. If we aren’t losing nobody will do a thing, and even if we are, the most you’ll get is the booing that happens anyway without any coordination.

After game protests have worked before. They will only work should we lose or possibly draw, but there was a protest against Martinez because he had us in 13th place. I think there have also been historical protests on Goodison Road, near the entrance to the players lounge, outside the Winslow.

Tens of thousands of people are walking past and around that quite enclosed area after the game. If you want to cause some havoc, do it outside the entrance to the players lounge after an extremely disappointing loss. It won’t work any other way.
 
4737carlin said:
Walking out on the players is not being a supporter, support the team, dont walk out on them
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I would not walk out myself, but I would support anyone's right to do so if they want to. I support protests against the manager and the board if done sensibly.

I do not support the notion that the fans should tolerate this garbage and that support should be unconditional. There is no hierarchy of supporters. Standing and clapping after we get thumped 5-2 by Watford does not make you better than anyone else. If you continue to act like everything is normal and this form is ok then nothing will get better. The club probably have no idea how disillusioned everyone is because they are so out of touch and the vast majority of Goodison seem more annoyed by people asking for better, than seeing the team get thumped on the pitch.
 
COYBL25 said:
Anyone who continues to back Benitez is not a true supporter.

Support the team, YES, but support the worst and manager in the history of the club, NO.
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So the 27 is about the manager? It was about the board a few weeks ago, that alone shows what nonsense it is, no clear agenda, no wonder only about 200 left and the rest were disgusted by them
 
ToffeeTim said:
I would not walk out myself, but I would support anyone's right to do so if they want to. I support protests against the manager and the board if done sensibly.
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Done sensibly yes, nothing sensible when acting like a Geordie whopper. The team need support on Tuesday, more then ever. Walking out on them is not supporting them and wont get any message across to anyone, no wonder only a few wools did it.
 

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