I don’t understand how anyone can see that as a point gained. If we’d picked up a couple of wins or even one win from our previous games then you could say it was a decent result. As it happens we didn’t. So it was a dreadful result.
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I don’t understand how anyone can see that as a point gained. If we’d picked up a couple of wins or even one win from our previous games then you could say it was a decent result. As it happens we didn’t. So it was a dreadful result.
It won’t go to the wire if Dyche remains in charge.
I think it will. There are going to be 4 or 5 dreadful teams again, one of which is us.
Well if we manage to actually win a football match at any point in the near future then I’ll be more confident we can take it to the final day again.
Big Sams Undies
Player Valuation: £15m
Beto will save us. I love him already
50 50 whether we can stay up again for me. I'll have a much firmer opinion around the end of November
We are absolutely terrible but we were terrible last year too and stayed up, so its a 50 50 right now.
If you offered me a final day opportunity to save ourselves again right now I would rip every one of your limbs off for it.
Two seasons ago, I thought we'd go down with about 10 games to go. Last season, I thought we were doomed when we left it too long to sack Lampard, but make no mistake, we deserved to go down, we fluked it.
This season, I thought we'd go down before a ball was kicked, and despite a decent ish transfer window, I've not changed my mind.
I'm not a big Dyche fan, but that's irrelevant. Until this club rids itself of the cancerous Kenwright years, and Moshiri naffs off on his flying carpet, Everton are ultimately doomed, because any new manager would have to deal with the same chaos.
We've spent years joking 'at least we're not Villa', but now we are. Can someone please ffs give me a reason to restore my pride in this club, because at the moment it's an imposter.
This season, I thought we'd go down before a ball was kicked, and despite a decent ish transfer window, I've not changed my mind.
I'm not a big Dyche fan, but that's irrelevant. Until this club rids itself of the cancerous Kenwright years, and Moshiri naffs off on his flying carpet, Everton are ultimately doomed, because any new manager would have to deal with the same chaos.
We've spent years joking 'at least we're not Villa', but now we are. Can someone please ffs give me a reason to restore my pride in this club, because at the moment it's an imposter.
Forest will be OK...they kept spending and sangare will be a big player for them...
Eddie howe will see us safe
Yep...easiest season to stay up despite the board not willing to spend money. Kompany can be the first manager sacked I reckon. We will then have to see who else comes in his place. If we manage to stay up, we will need to invest serious money in the summer as the competition will be harder.
BainesontoastNEW
Player Valuation: £40m
The problem with sacking Kompany for them is the fact they've signed several players from Belgium just to satisfy Kompany. Recipe for disaster, that.
4 games in and we are already relegation candidates after back to back relegation fights.
Exactly...but you'll still get that manager bounce that most teams get.
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