Relegation 2022/23

[windymiller]

The Echo haven't got the memo - linking us with Samuel Chukwueze.

Lol, tells you everything you need to know about that rag.

 

[Blue peter]

The one thing I would say is if we get relegated, there are other clubs who have been relegated more recently that have become resurgent following it (thinking Newcastle and Aston Villa) and there are clubs who have built themselves up over time (Brighton and Brentford) so short term, yes not great but with a change of executive leadership and possibly ownership, we are big enough to bounce back. We won’t be the first generation of support to suffer the ignominy of relegation, but we can absolutely bounce back.

 

[Blue peter]

I think Pickford is the big one for making a profit, he will be worth a few quid and his book value can't be that much, albeit he did renew his contract. DCL is the difficult one for Everton. I just can't see any team paying the fee that his value 'should' be. With injuries he would be way too high a risk, I can see DCL going out on loan with an obligation to buy if he play X games for the club. With a bit of luck u will avoid relegation and won't have to make these decisions while under pressure to reduce salaries etc

Pickford is also the one I wouldn’t begrudge a move…the rest of the so called ‘better players’ who will undoubtedly be looking for a way out if we get relegated can go and sniff it unless we want to sell them

 

[stretford blue]

The one thing I would say is if we get relegated, there are other clubs who have been relegated more recently that have become resurgent following it (thinking Newcastle and Aston Villa) and there are clubs who have built themselves up over time (Brighton and Brentford) so short term, yes not great but with a change of executive leadership and possibly ownership, we are big enough to bounce back. We won’t be the first generation of support to suffer the ignominy of relegation, but we can absolutely bounce back.

I'm not sure with the current structure above the manager that bouncing back would be a given ,the club desperately needs a major and professional overhaul

 

[Del-boy]

Pickford is also the one I wouldn’t begrudge a move…the rest of the so called ‘better players’ who will undoubtedly be looking for a way out if we get relegated can go and sniff it unless we want to sell them

The issue is mate, we will more than likely have to sell them. We won’t get a choice.

 

[windymiller]

The one thing I would say is if we get relegated, there are other clubs who have been relegated more recently that have become resurgent following it (thinking Newcastle and Aston Villa) and there are clubs who have built themselves up over time (Brighton and Brentford) so short term, yes not great but with a change of executive leadership and possibly ownership, we are big enough to bounce back. We won’t be the first generation of support to suffer the ignominy of relegation, but we can absolutely bounce back.

They weren't losing the amount of money we were when they were relegated. That's what I'm worried about. They also had some young players who had played first team football. Who have we got? We deffo don't have a Grealish.

 

[Del-boy]

They weren't losing the amount of money we were when they were relegated. That's what I'm worried about. They also had some young players who had played first team football. Who have we got? We deffo don't have a Grealish.

They also sold Grealish for £100 million which helps..

 

[Super Kevin sheedy]

If we don't beat Leicester I think we are done. And we probably are done anyway.

We are done, not a very good football team

 

[RomanReigns]

Peaceful protests are over

Gather the troops and head into finch farm and sort these farmers out

 

[windymiller]

They also sold Grealish for £100 million which helps..

After they got promoted

 

[teppic]

In all honesty, if we lose to Leicester it's done. That's not defeatist, just taking off the blue tinted specs.

I was always unhappy to be 'tainted' by a relegation, but in all honesty, the club we think we support has long gone. The exciting, dynamic Everton has been replaced by an empty shell. The club has fallen, and all that is left that is good about the club is the fans.

 

[Blue peter]

They weren't losing the amount of money we were when they were relegated. That's what I'm worried about. They also had some young players who had played first team football. Who have we got? We deffo don't have a Grealish.

I appreciate that…just looking at it from a footballing perspective as opposed to a business / financial perspective which at least allows some glimmer of hope through but you’re right - there is a real financial risk but this can be mi I used with the help of parachute payments if we minimise the period of time in the Championship to a season or two maximum.

 

[Blue peter]

The issue is mate, we will more than likely have to sell them. We won’t get a choice.

Yeah I know….just wouldn’t begrudge Pickford - I just hope the rest perform at their new clubs the way they have for us

 

[Blue peter]

I'm not sure with the current structure above the manager that bouncing back would be a given ,the club desperately needs a major and professional overhaul

No with the current board / leadership personnel in place I’d expect us to be mid table / relegation candidates in the Championship, so a change would be required - absolutely

 

[davek]

I got to here, I didnt read the rest.

Maybe you can explain how it can go much worse than getting relegated?

Cos the Board relegated us in January.

But its fine, you keep kissing Bills arse while the club burns.

Chairman Bill LOVES fans like you, LOVES THEM.

Lol.

I keep telling you: Kenwright is an irrelevancy - the only way of geting Everton out of it's death spiral is to get the perpetraor of this unholy mess out the door.

I gave up mithering about him when Moshiri took control. That was just logical. But you're one of his big admirers as I remember. And it seems that the pitchforkers are of the same mind as you because they want him to stay on and hire a new board of puppets that he can pull the strings of.

Honest to God, if it weren't so serious it'd be funny. The arsonist is there burning down the club and this lot just want him to throw more petrol on it.

If they were around in the late 90s they'd have been demanding the removal of Clifford Finch and telling Hamperman to stay on with a better board of directors. THAT is how insane the message they peddle is.

When are they going to demand Moshiri's head?

It's the oddest Everton protest group ever.