Hell week, 2016.
Luckily scrape a draw home to Saints on the Saturday.
Totally humiliated at The Pit on the Wednesday.
Fail to show up in the semi final at Wembley until it was too late.
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Hell week, 2016.
Luckily scrape a draw home to Saints on the Saturday.
Totally humiliated at The Pit on the Wednesday.
Fail to show up in the semi final at Wembley until it was too late.
I know it is an unpopular opinion, but its only football.
More than 100K people have died from Covid and they would probably have preferred to watch our pathetic attempts against Fulham. Some perspective required.
More than 100K people have died from Covid and they would probably have preferred to watch our pathetic attempts against Fulham. Some perspective required.
tommytowne
Player Valuation: £50m
I'm just a few years behind you and most certainly share your pain and grief. I'm holding it together just about, with the promise of better things to come, maybe?
It's a dangerous thing when I start giving things "great thought" but we have so many things going for us at present, the coach, the makings of a basis for a good team and of course the new stadium, it's looking favourable.
A once in a generation thing that if squandered can see us disappear down the plug hole in double quick time!
Keep the Faith.
Over 60 years of Everton and yes there have been several times of thinking enough is enough. However the sheer joy when we win outweighs the disappointments. I’m proud to support a club that is more than just a football club.
Yes,Sunday was a disaster but the previous Wednesday was magnificent.I hope those who have never seen us win anything will do so because then the rubbish performances won’t mean as much.
Yes,Sunday was a disaster but the previous Wednesday was magnificent.I hope those who have never seen us win anything will do so because then the rubbish performances won’t mean as much.
bluenorsky
Player Valuation: £500k
those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end ...........
Thetigerblue
Player Valuation: £5m
And Liverpool 4 Everton 0 at Anfield under Martinez.
the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
thank u for ur service buddy.
BenToffee79
Player Valuation: £8m
I can take defeat if I feel the players have tried everything and left everything out on the pitch ,what affected me after Sunday was we didn’t have either performance or effort ,and from 30 seconds in I knew we were losing that game ,why didn’t the manager ?
That has scarred me that defeat absolutely left me bereft and now we’re like lambs to the slaughter with the next two games ,there has to be a severe upgrade in effort and determination from now on
You read it wrong or I typed it wrong as I never meant that at all .If you understand the gist of my post you would pick up that I was saying how bad some peoples lives are with no connection to football.
Nor did I ,neither did I imply that .I think you read into it what you wanted to read .
We were not like that in the 1960s or 1980s plus parts of 1970s gave us hope - we have wasted money DOF has not worked either .....agree with poster @T LEAFE a very observant review - I have seen worse but not on the outlay of cash over the last 3 seasons.......
That was the day Lukaku went off injured 20 minutes in and Martinez brought three players in after longish term injuries iirc. Madness.
royvernon39
Player Valuation: £10m
A cry of despair from Tleafe and as another old codger I too cannot get my head
around the lack of pace and energy in the team.
How can you pick a team like the one Carlo did against Fulham? Did Carlo not see the Fulham
performance at Spurs where they could easily won. How can you play Holgate and Ben together
for the first time? How can you play 5 outfield players who are slow and need speed merchants around them?
I have said it many times on here and again here I go: managers have no more idea about football than me or Tleafe.
The one area where a manager stands out is in the transfer area because the market constantly values those signings
and good signings win trophies.
around the lack of pace and energy in the team.
How can you pick a team like the one Carlo did against Fulham? Did Carlo not see the Fulham
performance at Spurs where they could easily won. How can you play Holgate and Ben together
for the first time? How can you play 5 outfield players who are slow and need speed merchants around them?
I have said it many times on here and again here I go: managers have no more idea about football than me or Tleafe.
The one area where a manager stands out is in the transfer area because the market constantly values those signings
and good signings win trophies.
Haha.
Next joint managers of Everton.
Vernon and leafe . Pay them pensioners rates. We save a fortune
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