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If we go down the forum will be the like end battle in the Lord of the Rings : Two Towers
Martin Alvito
Player Valuation: £50m
Except the dialogue will look like something out of a Scorsese film.
I couldn't remember and I was too lazy to google.
get-your-coat-on
Player Valuation: £6m
Before I saw who posted this thread I knew exactly who the author would be...
Since I'm watching my weight, I shall have a low-calorie drink to commiserate our downfall...
COYB75
Player Valuation: £5m
That's the spirit. We can still dream even if we keep getting shat on by the club that should be providing us with at least a couple of moments of joy each decade.
If You Know Your History
Player Valuation: £750k
I will be devastated. I'll find the idea of Everton FC being a lower league club and in the same division as the likes of Rotherham and Bristol City hard to get my head around.
Let's not forget that we are the only fanbase, other than the Gunners, not to have experienced a single relegation since George VI was on the throne.
As daft as it sounds given that it's only sport at the end of the day, I imagine that I'll go through all the stages of grief, from denial all the way through to acceptance. It will be a truly dire summer.
But ultimately I will support Everton FC no matter what and I have renewed my season ticket already.
Let's not forget that we are the only fanbase, other than the Gunners, not to have experienced a single relegation since George VI was on the throne.
As daft as it sounds given that it's only sport at the end of the day, I imagine that I'll go through all the stages of grief, from denial all the way through to acceptance. It will be a truly dire summer.
But ultimately I will support Everton FC no matter what and I have renewed my season ticket already.
This is the upside to relegation for me.
It'll be a wake up call not to care so much and let it dictate my moods.
That and I've no idea how to watch the championship here.
X) This time it actually will be blues trying to set the Everton offices in the Liver building on fire with fireworks
gorgeousgeorgeEFC
Player Valuation: £25m
It will be akin to being dumped by the love of my life. It will take me a long time to get over it.
Leeds and Leicester are excellent clubs with really good histories, but Everton FC is different. No Everton fan under the age of about 80 years old remembers us in the lower divisions.
Ultimately, though, I will be back at Goodison supporting our players in August/September no matter what. We're Blues - it's what we do. My season ticket has already been renewed. That's if there is still a club to support post-relegation, of course.
Leeds and Leicester are excellent clubs with really good histories, but Everton FC is different. No Everton fan under the age of about 80 years old remembers us in the lower divisions.
Ultimately, though, I will be back at Goodison supporting our players in August/September no matter what. We're Blues - it's what we do. My season ticket has already been renewed. That's if there is still a club to support post-relegation, of course.
ForestBlue
Player Valuation: £10m
Whether we stay up or get relegated it means the same in that we haven't won anything for years and years. Not being relegated for years doesn't really qualify us for a prize in my book.
Feels like we've been constantly battling relegation for at least 2 seasons now and declining for much longer so I've decided that I would like to go back to just enjoying match day with at least some hope of putting on a performance and winning more than losing. If that is in a lower league for a while then so be it.
Regardless I now cannot wait for a few weeks of not thinking about Everton after Sunday, or more likely after Monday, when the euphoria or disappointment has subsided.
Season tickets purchased months ago so where ever we are , i'll be there too!
Feels like we've been constantly battling relegation for at least 2 seasons now and declining for much longer so I've decided that I would like to go back to just enjoying match day with at least some hope of putting on a performance and winning more than losing. If that is in a lower league for a while then so be it.
Regardless I now cannot wait for a few weeks of not thinking about Everton after Sunday, or more likely after Monday, when the euphoria or disappointment has subsided.
Season tickets purchased months ago so where ever we are , i'll be there too!
If we should go down, then
I will probably stay away from here for a few days to let the hysteria die away.
Then I will start, for the first time, to look seriously at each club in the championship.
After that I think we will have a busy summer with both incomings and outgoings during the summer.
By July, I will be looking forward to the new season and will have a passing interest in the Premiership.
Other than that I expect life will be normal.
I will probably stay away from here for a few days to let the hysteria die away.
Then I will start, for the first time, to look seriously at each club in the championship.
After that I think we will have a busy summer with both incomings and outgoings during the summer.
By July, I will be looking forward to the new season and will have a passing interest in the Premiership.
Other than that I expect life will be normal.
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