Last post: fan protests won't help the club you support

[AndyC]

Next Monday’s pre-game protest March, now more than ever, needs to be unequivocally clear…
Moshiri needs to act and clear out the boardroom, appoint interim CEO and non-execs to try and steady the ship… and most of all, he needs to sell up !!

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[Shibbywiggles]

Next Monday’s pre-game protest March, now more than ever, needs to be unequivocally clear…
Moshiri needs to act and clear out the boardroom, appoint interim CEO and non-execs to try and steady the ship… and most of all, he needs to sell up !!

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This is a cracking place to post this, just as a reminder that none of the protests have had any negative impact on the players and in fact Dyche has done such a fantastic job keeping the playing side and boardroom separate that we’ve gone from nailed on going down to one of the form teams in the league.

 

[Damo_1878]

This is the last time I'll post as I believe this is a lost cause

But, I do care about the club a lot and so will say for a final time - creating a toxic culture at the club and demanding too much will obviously put fear into players and management which will impact performances, helping create the downward spiral that we've now seen - ultimately resulting in people not wanting to join the club

Yes, allowing Gordon and Rondon to leave and not replacing them when we urgently needed attacking players appears to have not been good management. I suspect it wasn't for lack of trying to get new players. They should probably have held off on the exits until replacements were lined up, if financially possible

BUT, the squad we have is still better than some are saying. The best chance the club has now is for the fanbase to rally behind Dyche and the players

If not, the fans will be helping the club they spend a lot of time supporting to go down. And that will then mean then supporting a team in the Championship. And if the negativity continues, the fans might help the club plummet down the leagues. You'd think actually people having that effect might be better doing something else with their time

Ultimately, personally I think Moshiri should sell to a new owner who can revatilise things. And the fan problem will only be sorted if it is somehow directly tackled. It seems many have a fixed mindset though, which is not unusual (think Trump America etc), which may not be possible to change - it's unfortunate but the reality

I wish you all the best!

Barry Horne

I'll be protesting

Like I have been before

I 10000000% support the protesters

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

 

[Streetender1878]

Sack the board. Back the team. For the time being keep the protests outside of Goodison. The quicker we get to safety the quicker statements can be made inside Goodison. If that is seen to be the right way to go about things. The biggest statement is to keep winning whilst the boardmembers seats in the directors box remain empty. Stay together blues.

 

[Cjplennon]

This is the last time I'll post as I believe this is a lost cause

But, I do care about the club a lot and so will say for a final time - creating a toxic culture at the club and demanding too much will obviously put fear into players and management which will impact performances, helping create the downward spiral that we've now seen - ultimately resulting in people not wanting to join the club

Yes, allowing Gordon and Rondon to leave and not replacing them when we urgently needed attacking players appears to have not been good management. I suspect it wasn't for lack of trying to get new players. They should probably have held off on the exits until replacements were lined up, if financially possible

BUT, the squad we have is still better than some are saying. The best chance the club has now is for the fanbase to rally behind Dyche and the players

If not, the fans will be helping the club they spend a lot of time supporting to go down. And that will then mean then supporting a team in the Championship. And if the negativity continues, the fans might help the club plummet down the leagues. You'd think actually people having that effect might be better doing something else with their time

Ultimately, personally I think Moshiri should sell to a new owner who can revatilise things. And the fan problem will only be sorted if it is somehow directly tackled. It seems many have a fixed mindset though, which is not unusual (think Trump America etc), which may not be possible to change - it's unfortunate but the reality

I wish you all the best!

Barry Horne

I think letting Rondon leave was a great idea, he added nothingbtonthe squad so why keep him? Just a numbers game as we are stronger without him on the pitch in my view. Perhaps letting Gordon go could.be argued wither way, but if the player wants out and the money is right its a good deal. I mean even letting Digne go looks like good business now.
I dont think many have a trump mindset....i mean Moshiri is a tool, and the protest wont make any difference. They will only sell the club if it makes financial sense for them the same as the Glaziers at Man utd.
I think we have already rallies around Dyche, that seems without quetion to me.

 

[Look to the future]

Sack the board.
Support the manager and the team.
Support Moshiri, get the stadium finished.

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

If you dont back protesting (you don't actually have to do it yourself, just don't undermine those that do) at this point then you're complicit in the actions of the people killing the club as far as I'm concerned. Inaction is not an option anymore. We tried blindly backing the team, hoping all this nonsense would go away, it hasn't and won't. Maybe protesting will make zero difference to, but at least we'd know that we tried and that matters because somebody has to stand up for the club.

 

[roy vernon]

I wonder if the people who have derided the protests and protesters are beginning to feel just the the tiniest bit misguided yet? I suppose not when you see the comments from some people over the past 12 months.

 

[Tommy Chong]

I'll be protesting

Like I have been before

I 10000000% support the protesters

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Are any of you lads on here in this pic?

 

[Damo_1878]

Are any of you lads on here in this pic?

I'm not in the pic. I've typically been taking pics

Evidence incase Bill Kenwright's minions try and claim the protests are violent and are thugs

 

[Cork Evertonian]

This is the last time I'll post as I believe this is a lost cause

But, I do care about the club a lot and so will say for a final time - creating a toxic culture at the club and demanding too much will obviously put fear into players and management which will impact performances, helping create the downward spiral that we've now seen - ultimately resulting in people not wanting to join the club

Yes, allowing Gordon and Rondon to leave and not replacing them when we urgently needed attacking players appears to have not been good management. I suspect it wasn't for lack of trying to get new players. They should probably have held off on the exits until replacements were lined up, if financially possible

BUT, the squad we have is still better than some are saying. The best chance the club has now is for the fanbase to rally behind Dyche and the players

If not, the fans will be helping the club they spend a lot of time supporting to go down. And that will then mean then supporting a team in the Championship. And if the negativity continues, the fans might help the club plummet down the leagues. You'd think actually people having that effect might be better doing something else with their time

Ultimately, personally I think Moshiri should sell to a new owner who can revatilise things. And the fan problem will only be sorted if it is somehow directly tackled. It seems many have a fixed mindset though, which is not unusual (think Trump America etc), which may not be possible to change - it's unfortunate but the reality

I wish you all the best!

Barry Horne

I am behind Dyche and the players mate. We all are mate. If we get relegated it's got nothing to do with us though. It's all on the scumbags who are running this club into the ground.

My own opinion that is we fully support Sean Dyche and the players, but that the protests (peaceful protests now) continue until we get new people running this club.

Regardless of whether we stay up or not mate, this club is effed for as long as Moshiri and Kenwright are here. There is no future for this club until they're gone imo.

 

[Marius57]

@Legend Barry Horne any thoughts on how expecting too much and protesting has impacted on Dyche on the players?

Or how the new revelations regarding potential sanctions etc should be brushed under the carpet etc?