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Evertonians for change.

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Allezlesblues78 said:
Wouldn't say he was a red, more egotistical, smarmy and thinks he's better than regular blues and loves the club more than us.
He needs to [Poor language removed] off tho, keep [Poor language removed] off and not step foot back into the club in any capacity beyond that of a fan.
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I don't think he is either mate but i know it has been suggested in a few books (George Best's autobiography for eg) I was only using it as an example, no matter who is or what he has done I don't see why fans are going to stop supporting the club as that other poster had suggested that's all.
 
The usual crowd will be against any kind of intervention/protest. They'll glace at any suggestion from the comfort of their own home with their minds already made up amd with no interest or intention of ever trying to get a campaign off the ground or even being involved in one all while mocking and dismissing a group of fellow blues for actually trying to help the club and doing both.
 
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I haven't watched that channel in almost 2 years, watching that gave me heartburn. What a total weapon that ginger melt is. Did that Baz say anything, sat there like a dummy, I usually like what he has to say.
 

I remember joining “fans of Coca Cola for change”, when they started messing with the recipe (we shortened it to FOCCFC).

In the end they relented and went back to the original recipe, but rebranded it as a new product essentially destroying the original coca cola for good, technically.

It left a bad taste in our mouths.

Careful what you wish for.

Best regards,

Me,

Owner of the Everton Blue Socks.
 
Change is unquestionably required but with the perilous state of our finances, the increased financial burden that will be placed on us by the new stadium and with our status in the cash cow that is the premier league hanging by a thread, what does good look like in terms of change? And at what pace?

If I were to put an uneducated timescale on it I would say it is this…

New manager and transfer reinforcements - now pretty much
New replacements in key positions in board (Chair and CEO) by start of next season - an announcement soon as to departures and process to replace starts now - although tricky as still potentially unstable but would assuage the current situation
New stadium - as scheduled currently but with us in premier league which is the key to all of this
New owners in place realistically say within a 12-18 months of us playing in new stadium. I say this because FM will want as close to his view of market value as possible (he will still make a loss) but the sale process can start sooner however our finances need to be better and the process take time.

Views?
 
Gwladysstreetlad said:
The usual crowd will be against any kind of intervention/protest. They'll glace at any suggestion from the comfort of their own home with their minds already made up amd with no interest or intention of ever trying to get a campaign off the ground or even being involved in one all while mocking and dismissing a group of fellow blues for actually trying to help the club and doing both.
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I'd love the club to be run better but we're currently in a death spiral and I fear.more.protests like that only hastens our relegation. And in the championship we are truly screwed with administration a certainty.

I'm against all the scallies swearing with froth oozing out of their mouths at players and board members. I'm against all threats of violence. Are you?
 

Kever10 said:
Loves the sound of his own voice and is an embarrassment, between mispronouncing basic words, malapropisms, snorting and clearing his throat on recorded videos as well as live broadcasts, repeating himself ad nauseam, and the uncomfortably long pauses mid sentence as his brain slowly tries to catch up with his mouth, its like watching a really bad parody. Not to mention he is possibly the most negative and opinionated Everton voice out there. He was instrumental in the negative attitude towards Martinez that led to a point of hatred and aggression that we still haven't recovered from, and his lack of ability in doing what he does has led to seemingly hundreds of copycat idiots believing they can all do the same thing.

I like Baz, he is very reasonable, he is very likeable and down to earth, and save for the cringey Carragher bating, i think he represents us well without showing us up in embarrassing ways like the other oaf ("winning the transfer window" for example).

I dont mind watching some of Toffee Tvs vids, but any that include Ped, i have to turn off.
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What?:Blink:

The hatred towards martinez was because he took a top 7 side and turned us into a mid table side that was one injury to a striker away from becoming a relegation battling side. Who played boring crap football and constantly got bounced 4-0 by our main rivals. He then walked around telling everyone how amazing we were and we couldn't sack him because kenwright had tied him down to a 5 year deal on stupid money so we couldn't afford to sack him.

It had nothing to do with some lad on YouTube who at the time had less then 20,000 subs.
 
Charlie Sweet said:
I'd love the club to be run better but we're currently in a death spiral and I fear.more.protests like that only hastens our relegation. And in the championship we are truly screwed with administration a certainty.
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So you want us to carry on happy clapping and pretending that everything is ok while these people continue to kill the club? Because that's what doing nothing amounts to at this point.

And all in the vain hope that we have another miracle and dodge the bullet again this season and do the same next season and the one after that and the one after that? Because that's all we'll ever have with this administration. At best. Just standing by silently as these people kill Everton FC isn't an option I'm willing to take.
Charlie Sweet said:
I'm against all the scallies swearing with froth oozing out of their mouths at players and board members. I'm against all threats of violence. Are you?
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Obviously I'm against the threat of violence aimed at anyone and want no part of it. I haven't said otherwise anywhere. So your loaded question was a bit daft to say the least.
 
We basically all need to have a whip around, there's approximately 750k Everton fans world wide ... Less everyday I know .. but if we all chuck in £666 each we can buy the club. (500m).
Job done
 

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