I want it to be Benitez again.
That'll teach the ungrateful [beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep]
I want it to be Benitez again.
That'll teach the ungrateful [beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep]
I refuse to choose a side!!!!
Still can’t believe we hired him you know. I thought after that we’d reached so rock bottom that the crushed expectations would lower the bar for a fertile ground to build something, with patience.
Still waiting.
I don't personally agree with this. I think it needs money spending wisely, not necessarily a large amount.
Put a figure on it.
Yes but will need a decent sized injection.
Even when you factor players coming out of contract+retirement who need replacing.
You need a squad.
Hmm, I think we could be a lot better with say £40m? And I say £40m, knowing we don't have it, but that we could or should have it if we hadn't wasted a lot on the Beto's of this world. Or a player I like but still think wasn't as high of a priority in O'Brien.
Definitely. To get Everton sustainably in the top half again is gonna take some resources and patience.
pfim
Player Valuation: £40m
We'd be much further along if we had some lurkers posting in here, people we never hear from. Instead of the same donkeys proving time and again that they're not fit to post and need to move on with their life's work.
Daytripper
Player Valuation: £35m
Yes. Entitled.
Sean Dyche has been here 18 months.
He took us from here;
With Arsenal x2, Liverpool A within the first 5 games.
Without a striker.
^ This wasn't a blip - we'd been turd for a long, long time. I mean, here we go;
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19th in the league for points for the whole 2022 calendar year, too.
Now, after that - factor in having to sell more than we bought, and point deductions....
Factor in ownership issues.
And we have fans wanting him gone after the opening game, and saying they'll celebrate when he's off.
Do I like us having to have Sean Dyche as manager? No.
Do I like having to endure and watch this Everton team? No.
But I'm grateful we're still a Premier League team because like the majority - I didn't expect to be.
I'm also very confident that if Dyche left tomorrow, this team is still the bookies 4th favourite to be relegated.
So when does calling out bad performances and decisions not be enough to be entitled?
What do you want people to do? Just sit there and be subservient as we continuously watch the club embarrassing itself?
That winless streak last season was a disgrace. If he wants the plaudits in victory he should accept criticism in defeat .
I actually agree with you that he’s put up with a lot, the point deductions in particular. But how long does that give him a pass.
There’s no point in changing the management at the moment because there is no one there to make the decision and replacement hire for long the term. That doesn’t mean people can’t dislike him and not want him here.
His attitude stinks. He’s up his own arse when we get a result and after a defeat/bed performance he’s dismissive and disingenuous. People see through him and don’t like it. That’s not massively entitled at all.
Username.
Player Valuation: £950k
Here here. By the way I can't stand the bell...
pfim
Player Valuation: £40m
To me I think we're a Striker, CM and RB away from having a comfortable squad. It's probably a bit more because a real striker will be expensive.
At the moment it feels like we're just one injury away from playing Holgate 90 minutes and still have no attack.
You've just quoted my post there in which I said;
Do I like us having to have Sean Dyche as manager? No.
Do I like having to endure and watch this Everton team? No.
But sometimes in life, you have to take your medicine.
David Moyes will be in the ear of those who hold influence. On that basis I hope Dyche gets it together.