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Who gives a feck? The thread title belongs on RAWK - 'They've all got it in for us.'
Because that would involve a journo telling the truth!I can see journalists having credible doubts that we will finish above Arsenal, City, Chelsea, but they always lump the RS in with that group, ignoring that we have finished above them the past two years, and that they have won the same amount of PL titles as my left nut. If we finished above the RS for two years running, why is it so unlikely to happen again?
A credible assessment would be:
"Everton, despite their fine form, and league low one loss, are unlikely to finish above Chelsea, City, or Arsenal. Such clubs are already above Everton, have deeper and more credentialed sides, and have for many years bettered the blue half of Merseyside. This does, however, leave Everton as a viable candidate for 4th. They have finished above Liverpool two years running, so why not a third? Their current point totals are nearly identical. Spurs have dug themselves a bit of a hole and are on poor form. While they have a deeper squad than Everton, they seem unable to field an eleven any better than Everton's best. As for United, they are of course a threat to kick on and pass Everton, but they also have some climbing to do, and it should not surprise anyone that they would be suffering a post-Sir Alex hangover. And for those that have been watching closely, they no longer field a dominant team when it matters. The bottom line is that top 3 is unlikely for Everton, but one would be foolish to view them as underdogs for 4th."
Why the f--k can't a journalist write this???
I can see journalists having credible doubts that we will finish above Arsenal, City, Chelsea, but they always lump the RS in with that group, ignoring that we have finished above them the past two years, and that they have won the same amount of PL titles as my left nut. If we finished above the RS for two years running, why is it so unlikely to happen again?
A credible assessment would be:
"Everton, despite their fine form, and league low one loss, are unlikely to finish above Chelsea, City, or Arsenal. Such clubs are already above Everton, have deeper and more credentialed sides, and have for many years bettered the blue half of Merseyside. This does, however, leave Everton as a viable candidate for 4th. They have finished above Liverpool two years running, so why not a third? Their current point totals are nearly identical. Spurs have dug themselves a bit of a hole and are on poor form. While they have a deeper squad than Everton, they seem unable to field an eleven any better than Everton's best. As for United, they are of course a threat to kick on and pass Everton, but they also have some climbing to do, and it should not surprise anyone that they would be suffering a post-Sir Alex hangover. And for those that have been watching closely, they no longer field a dominant team when it matters. The bottom line is that top 3 is unlikely for Everton, but one would be foolish to view them as underdogs for 4th."
Why the f--k can't a journalist write this???
Funny how he's tried to word it so that eight sounds considerably less than ten.
Don't expect anything other than crap from The Guardian because it's only written for the PC, liberal pinkos from north London (you know, the ones who like to dictate to everyone how to run their lives, and then do the complete opposite themselves).
Paul Wilson professes to be an Everton fan as well...