When will we win the Premier League?

Daveysgingerlovechild · June 18, 2020

*sniffs*

Woooooheeeeeee smells like obvious wum, the new fragrance from lynx, in here.

KaiserEFC · June 18, 2020

Lelouch said:
well Leicester have proven this false.

Exception that proves the rule. Statistically happens about once every 20 years. And one league win doesn’t make them big does it, they’ve challenged for zero titles since.

Tir Eoghain Blue · June 18, 2020

Nope not a red, just a realist. Been supporting Everton for 35 years. I also hate the fact that Liverpool will lift the trophy barring a miracle. Will be a sad day.

Oh how the maggots taste · June 19, 2020

Spurs under Poch should be the model. They had a manager with a philosophy, signed and nurtured players who became world-class and bought at a fair price. Easy to sniff at, but they're unlucky not to have won a Premier League (2016) and a Champions League (2019). Things changed very quickly in football. Sign a few more players of the Richarlison level of quality, give them a few seasons to gel and lets see where we're at. That would be a start.

matty1878 · June 19, 2020

Tir Eoghain Blue said:
Nope not a red, just a realist. Been supporting Everton for 35 years. I also hate the fact that Liverpool will lift the trophy barring a miracle. Will be a sad day.

every one has they’re day and we will again

zook · June 19, 2020

got a better chance of winning a cup now at least

kev · June 19, 2020

zook said:
got a better chance of winning a cup now at least

I would consider that as meaningless as this seasons asterisk league title TBH.
We should withdraw from that competition or just play the yoot in it.

Tipp blue · June 19, 2020

cronullasharks said:
This another "blue" is it?

Mods should stop new accounts creating threads.

Tipp blue · June 19, 2020

zook said:
got a better chance of winning a cup now at least

Cue Everton 0-4 Bristol City... 3rd round

MikeH72 · June 19, 2020

zook said:
got a better chance of winning a cup now at least

Imagine thinking we aren’t getting knocked out at home to West Brom after fielding a weakened side.

Goat · June 19, 2020

mikeh72 said:
Imagine thinking we aren’t getting knocked out at home to West Brom Under 12s after fielding a full strength team.

Fixed

Furey1878 · June 19, 2020

Tir Eoghain Blue said:
Now that Liverpool are on the cusp of the title, and we have not won anything in 25 years, I have started to believe that I will never see us actually win a Premier League championship. I just completed Man City's documentary on Netflix, as i watched them lift the trophy and observed the joy and delight on the fans faces, I had the horrible sinking feeling that I will never have that experience, and watch us win anything. I was too young in the 80's to recall the glory years. Interested to hear your thoughts

Subtle

ClausThomsen · June 19, 2020

Tir Eoghain Blue said:
Now that Liverpool are on the cusp of the title, and we have not won anything in 25 years, I have started to believe that I will never see us actually win a Premier League championship. I just completed Man City's documentary on Netflix, as i watched them lift the trophy and observed the joy and delight on the fans faces, I had the horrible sinking feeling that I will never have that experience, and watch us win anything. I was too young in the 80's to recall the glory years. Interested to hear your thoughts

Not that arsed. It's football and as a grown man who has supported Everton all my life I can now see them as my favourite part of a sometimes enjoyable soap opera over which I have no influence. If they plummeted down the divisions I'd still support them and still derive some enjoyment in the same way that Citeh fans enjoyed getting promoted from League 1.

I don't want them to win the title but when they do I'll be about as arsed about it as any RS fans are arsed about Leicester winning it a few years back - just a thing that happened. During the CL final I was irritated by it but then I very quickly wasn't arsed. It's very easy to get over something that happens in football unless you're a child or one of them oddballs who lends far too much importance on the multi-million pound corporation they support and allows it to define their life.

Enjoy the highs, bemoan the lows but don't let such trivial matters genuinely get to you. Once a match is over just shrug your shoulders and crack on with the truly important things in life outside the soap opera.