Relegation 2022/23

[Gilbert..]

If we play like we did yesterday for the rest of the season other teams results will be meaningless. It's still all in our hands and we've managed to beat the best team in the league. It wasn't like the city smash and grab, we genuinely found a way to be effective against them.

This is the Evertonian in me. The Arsenal game yesterday was like a free hit. There was little expectation on Everton and that is often when we dig out a result. Its when the shoe is on the other foot we tend to not turn up.
Hey i'll take it though. This time last week we were gone. The club was on its knees in every aspect.
Going with the most boring cliche in football now but just every game one at a time now. I think the relegation scrap this year is going to the wire. The Everton who turned up yesterday might not turn up for another 4 weeks. We've done that so many times in the past.

 

[catcherintherye]

If we are in it at the end could be good for us for Wolves to be safe and Bournemouth already down by the time we play them both in the final 2 games

Agree mate.

What I'd say though, if Wolves are not safe by then, they are in big trouble, with away games to United and Arsenal in their final 3. That's 2 defeats.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Hell bent my arse

Sounds painful

 

[Ivo]

You'll see.

Casemeiro has carried them in midfield.

Oh I agree he's a great player. Just difficult to judge when the team has a player less.

 

[Khalekan]

Leeds play United both away and at home before we play the RS next Monday.

If the Mancs win both games by a total of five goals we will be out the bottom three when we go the The Pit

 

[maccavennie]

Leeds play United both away and at home before we play the RS next Monday.

If the Mancs win both games by a total of five goals we will be out the bottom three when we go the The Pit

That's what I call good positive thinking K

 

[Khalekan]

That's what I call good positive thinking K

It’s the only way to fly, mac

 

[JohnRoss23]

Leeds play United both away and at home before we play the RS next Monday.

If the Mancs win both games by a total of five goals we will be out the bottom three when we go the The Pit

I’m not going to hold my breath. United should easily win both but like I said I’m not holding my breath.

 

[barneygumble]

The longer Jesse Marsch, the nutcase of Nathan Jones and Gary O’Neill are in charge the better our chances of survival.

 

[Runub]

The longer Jesse Marsch, the nutcase of Nathan Jones and Gary O’Neill are in charge the better our chances of survival.

Nathan Jones is something else. If he turns Southampton around I will be flabbergasted

 

[Blue peter]

My only thoughts now are the Derby…I know I’m being greedy but if we can manage a win there (and they’re not in great form) then having got six points against the Arse and R/S under a new Dyche regime - would do absolute wonders for the confidence of the players and would be a psychological blow to the other potential relegation candidates - not to mention lifting the spirits of the fan base in footballing terms.

 

[MikeH72]

The longer Jesse Marsch, the nutcase of Nathan Jones and Gary O’Neill are in charge the better our chances of survival.

I’ve noticed in the last few weeks how much of an absolute little man syndrome-ridden balloon this fella is, a proper horrible little termite.

 

[Kirkles]

We're staying up , no need to worry.

 

[joebocop]

This is the Evertonian in me. The Arsenal game yesterday was like a free hit. There was little expectation on Everton and that is often when we dig out a result. Its when the shoe is on the other foot we tend to not turn up.
Hey i'll take it though. This time last week we were gone. The club was on its knees in every aspect.
Going with the most boring cliche in football now but just every game one at a time now. I think the relegation scrap this year is going to the wire. The Everton who turned up yesterday might not turn up for another 4 weeks. We've done that so many times in the past.

Yeah I understand that sentiment. We'll see. I can't help but feel that felt different to other victories against the big sides. It wasn't a demarai gray wonder goal. It was a calculated plan to go out there and get a result and it was against a team that for the most part has dominated everyone. I hope the players come out of that game with confidence rather than the complacency that seemed to follow the palace win.

 

[Harryflashman]

The longer Jesse Marsch, the nutcase of Nathan Jones and Gary O’Neill are in charge the better our chances of survival.

You’re not wrong , I actually thought marsch might prove a decent manager but he’s looking pretty poor so far and the other two look miles off.