Relegation 2022/23

[Wat Tyler]

Every club down there is worried obviously but I would be scared if I was Leicester fan at the minute. Squad is clearly good enough for mid table but they’ve underperformed virtually all season, sacked their long term manager, and more to the point, sacked him without a single idea of who to replace him with.

Bournemouth home is a huge game for them, tbh I think they’ll beat them but if they don’t win that, and they are still scrambling round for a manager when Forest and West Ham could also be in the market, it will be squeaky arse cheek time for them.

 

[Glasshalffull]

I still think is alot more to come from this team should have had more from the cm both onana and gana had great chances against spurs.

Yes, but Gana has never been able to hit the proverbial bovine posterior with a banjo in all his career, and if he was faced with an unopposed 3 foot tap in, I'd still be calling for him to pass to someone else to convert it. Onana is a bit of an uncertain quantity re scoring, but deffo not prolific to date. You wouldn't bet on either one doing much in the scoring stakes before the end of the season, regardless of how many chances they have.

 

[GoldenToffee]

I still think is alot more to come from this team should have had more from the cm both onana and gana had great chances against spurs.

Yes, but Gana has never been able to hit the proverbial bovine posterior with a banjo in all his career, and if he was faced with an unopposed 3 foot tap in, I'd still be calling for him to pass to someone else to convert it. Onana is a bit of an uncertain quantity re scoring, but deffo not prolific to date. You wouldn't bet on either one doing much in the scoring stakes before the end of the season, regardless of how many chances they have.

Indeed. To put the above extremely eloquently-written post in layman's terms: the pair of them are utter dog poo in front of goal and you better hope, if we need a goal on the final day and the ball lands at one of their feet, they best bleedin' recycle it to somebody else otherwise the health and wellbeing of not only the future of Everton FC, but also the crowd behind the goal, is in serious jeopardy.

 

[mikel_88]

Yes, but Gana has never been able to hit the proverbial bovine posterior with a banjo in all his career, and if he was faced with an unopposed 3 foot tap in, I'd still be calling for him to pass to someone else to convert it. Onana is a bit of an uncertain quantity re scoring, but deffo not prolific to date. You wouldn't bet on either one doing much in the scoring stakes before the end of the season, regardless of how many chances they have.

I would i still think we have more to see with onana, then with dacoure to come back i just have to hope that they can get the goals. Also with the threat from set pieces we can get more goals for the two cb

 

[Bez2k2k]

Yes, but Gana has never been able to hit the proverbial bovine posterior with a banjo in all his career, and if he was faced with an unopposed 3 foot tap in, I'd still be calling for him to pass to someone else to convert it. Onana is a bit of an uncertain quantity re scoring, but deffo not prolific to date. You wouldn't bet on either one doing much in the scoring stakes before the end of the season, regardless of how many chances they have.

I’m sure it deflected

 

[Drico]

With Frank back at Chelsea, Wolves should get a boost at the weekend.

 

[Sadken]

Yes, but Gana has never been able to hit the proverbial bovine posterior with a banjo in all his career, and if he was faced with an unopposed 3 foot tap in, I'd still be calling for him to pass to someone else to convert it. Onana is a bit of an uncertain quantity re scoring, but deffo not prolific to date. You wouldn't bet on either one doing much in the scoring stakes before the end of the season, regardless of how many chances they have.

Onana,s shooting is wayward or powder puff, if we sell him for a big profit I would not be bothered.

 

[knowing your history]

With Frank back at Chelsea, Wolves should get a boost at the weekend.

Chelsea at Bournemouth is concerning me a fair bit.

 

[davek]

I've kind of flipped on Bournemouth v Leicester. I'd rather Leicester didnt win it.

That's understandable given that B'mouth have been one of the better performers of late picking up 9 points from the last 21 while Leicester have picked up 1 point from the last 21 and look hopeless.

I dont fancy B'mouth's remaining fixtures though at all.

The way I look at these fixtures now between relegation candidates is that I want them won and not drawn. Because that way we're more likely to see three getting the worst of these fixtures and sinking to the bottom.

As long as there's a loser in that game tomorrow I'll be happy either way.

On Saturday it's hard not to see Forest, Wolves and S'ton as losers. The Fulham v West Ham game could be a close affair though. Hopefully Marco has them right up for that game.

 

[Harryflashman]

Chelsea at Bournemouth is concerning me a fair bit.

How did he do last couple of times he was down there , anyone know ?

 

[catcherintherye]

That's understandable given that B'mouth have been one of the better performers of late picking up 9 points from the last 21 while Leicester have picked up 1 point from the last 21 and look hopeless.

I dont fancy B'mouth's remaining fixtures though at all.

The way I look at these fixtures now between relegation candidates is that I want them won and not drawn. Because that way we're more likely to see three getting the worst of these fixtures and sinking to the bottom.

As long as there's a loser in that game tomorrow I'll be happy either way.

On Saturday it's hard not to see Forest, Wolves and S'ton as losers. The Fulham v West Ham game could be a close affair though. Hopefully Marco has them right up for that game.

If you look at West Hams home games, that game v Fulham is probably one of their easiest. They probably need a win.

 

[catcherintherye]

With Frank back at Chelsea, Wolves should get a boost at the weekend.

I think Chelsea get a boost. Wolves are on a deceptively bad run as well, its not a game they can really afford to lose.

 

[davek]

If you look at West Hams home games, that game v Fulham is probably one of their easiest. They probably need a win.

It's West Ham away in that game mate.

 

[catcherintherye]

It's West Ham away in that game mate.

I know mate. I still think that's one of their easier games.

 

[Ring master]

I think we have a very good chance of staying up, considering who Dyche has taken charge against in his 1st 10 games, where we have came from, without a proper forward and at team that have a low amount of goals, and i think who will still be outside the bottom 3 tomorrow (17th at worst if our game goes wrong) due to i think villa beating Forest who will then drop into bottom 3,