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[davek]

Nope

No one wants to see Everton relegated, but the board and Moshiri are the only people to blame if it happens.

You do not support Moshiri or the board but don't support protesters either. I don't get it. You said we should have protested earlier and I agree but you didn't support the attempts last season either.

That's a simplistic reading.

I support the protests against the owner and board, but I dont support the timing - in the middle of a relegation dog-fight.

 

[ToffeeTim]

That's a simplistic reading.

I support the protests against the owner and board, but I dont support the timing - in the middle of a relegation dog-fight.

It's not simplistic

When will the right time be? After we have already gone down?

My belief is no player or manager can turn around this situation while we have people running the club who are incapable of running a football club. Culture comes from the top of any industry.

 

[davek]

It's not simplistic

When will the right time be? After we have already gone down?

No, after we stay up.

I think many people have now realised that the end of last season;s campaign was THE time to go to war with Moshiri. It may have loosened his grip on his shares last summer when there were buyers sniffing around.

When we got to safety in '98 against Coventry the stadium took to the pitch to demand Johnson sold up. He was pretty much gone from that point (though he took a while to sell up). After the Palace game that's what should have happened to Moshiri...but it turned into a celebration of our survival and nothing else.

 

[Blue peter]

That's a simplistic reading.

I support the protests against the owner and board, but I dont support the timing - in the middle of a relegation dog-fight.

Yep short term strategy is unity and a plan for the way out of this mess - positive acts, longer term which should be on back burner now is for the change of board - with the stadium and value of the club depending on which league it is in, I think ownership change is longer term

 

[edge]

Don’t think it works like that anymore regarding her not wanting to report it, if it’s witnessed the police can prosecute without the permission of the victim

You can get done mate, people at match get done for affray,
Doesn't matter if anyone has reported it.
They say people on the area could have been afraid for there safety.
Its enough to get you arrested.

 

[ToffeeTim]

No, after we stay up.

I think many people have now realised that the end of last season;s campaign was THE time to go to war with Moshiri. It may have loosened his grip on his shares last summer when there were buyers sniffing around.

When we got to safety in '98 against Coventry the stadium took to the pitch to demand Johnson was sacked. He was pretty much gone from that point (though he took a while to sell up). After the Palace game that's what should have happened to Moshiri...but it turned into a celebration of our survival and nothing else.

Every time people try to do something lots of people have a go saying its the wrong timing

I'm tired of it all. The right time was years ago so now is not the wrong time.

The club have a duty to support managers with players and they have not done that, and another manager will no doubt have to be sacked. Moshiri can blame the fans all he wants but it's on him.

 

[PITA]

Lads, was on my way home from town this morning and this Rolls Royce pulled up, as I looked through the half open window of the rear passenger seat, to catch a glance at the occupant, an half eaten greggs steak bake was violently thrown at me.

A piece of the steak came flying out from its beautiful pastry casing, it caught me in my right cheek. It was like hot lava, a piece of flank steak searing through my beautiful face. The juices from this steak bake had partially blinded me.

I was distraught and temporarily blinded, the car door opened and I started wildly swinging in the hope and hitting my perpetrator. It was in vain, alas I was struck from behind and lay motionless on the floor.

As I crawled like a wounded animal away from the vicious assault I managed to gain my vision, I turned, and standing by the car was an older gentleman. He had grey hair, a real fat face and holding and what looked like a theatre program for something called “blood brothers”, as he entered the car he yelled obscenities at me before peering his face through the half opened window and yelling “and I was in Corrie ye nobhead”

And help in finding this man, I would be in your debt for life.

Didn't you take a photo?

 

[davek]

Yep short term strategy is unity and a plan for the way out of this mess - positive acts, longer term which should be on back burner now is for the change of board - with the stadium and value of the club depending on which league it is in, I think ownership change is longer term

That's why the 'clever people' who organised yesterday's protest need to be questioned.

Wrong demands, wrong time, wrong place.

 

[davek]

Every time people try to do something lots of people have a go saying its the wrong timing

I'm tired of it all. The right time was years ago so now is not the wrong time.

The club have a duty to support managers with players and they have not done that, and another manager will no doubt have to be sacked. Moshiri can blame the fans all he wants but it's on him.

You think weakening us in a relegation struggle in order to get an owner out - who wont be shifted in any case in the coming months - is a good strategy?

Ok.

 

[ToffeeTim]

You think weakening us in a relegation struggle in order to get an owner out - who wont be shifted in any case in the coming months - is a good strategy?

Ok.

Change is gradual. They won't be forced out straight away, this is a long term push for change.

Taking the pressure off right now and blaming players and managers is a terrible strategy. Exactly what the board want the fans to do. It just means we are further and further away from the goal of being competitive again, and it's already a long term objective.

As I said, there will never be a right time for many people.

The board should be delivering attacking players and are not doing it, so absolutely they should be held to account - this is their fault, not the fans. We cannot sign players for them.

 

[edge]

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Why would she not report it?.
Before yesterday she could have said , I don't want to inflame the situation, or I don't want to drag the clubs name through the mud.
That went out the window after yesterday's announcement.
I don't know what in reality happened, but i know if people were questioning me I would reply, otherwise it leaves an open door to people to say your basically a liar?
She owns nothing to someone treating her that way why not clear the air.

 

[street end]

How did this actually originally get reported?

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

If the headlock is reported to the police by fans now would they be forced to investigate?

 

[Harryflashman]

You can get done mate, people at match get done for affray,
Doesn't matter if anyone has reported it.
They say people on the area could have been afraid for there safety.
Its enough to get you arrested.

If you didn’t get nicked if nobody complained then I think we could all agree the match day experience could be very different

 

[ETID]

Surely they would