Where will Everton finish 2023-24

[knowing your history]

We will finish in the top 8

Finished 10th in 20/21 under Carlo with four straight wins to start off that season and in the end 11 away wins!

Of course it was completely different with no crowds but people do realise you need pretty much 60 + points to finish top 8 these days.

That is a total pipe dream with the squad as it stands.

 

[ElGato]

14th

I say this every year

and I'm an optimist

 

[nismoneil]

With a couple of decent strikers I think we can finish around 12th.

 

[tommye]

I say this every year

and I'm an optimist

It's Everton


Never EVER be optimistic

 

[Blue Roo]

Trying not think about the coming season - better for the mental health.
Its astonishing we've stayed up last couple of seasons.
The Goodison factor and bringing in a new manager mid season seems to be what the powers that be rely on.
Just can't see it being done three years in a row (unless something major changes.

 

[Ebrell22]

1st - to be relegated

 

[Thomasc]

As it stands, with this exact squad, bottom 5

 

[badloaf]

Let’s face it, unless new investment and total club management changes happen soon, we’ll end up embarrassed.

Whether we go down or stay up by the skin of our teeth (and the fun of that had already worn off this May), we’ll continue to be a laughing stock under this administration/ownership.

What would Everton do? Act like meffs.

It’s shameful.

 

[Number_25]

12th

 

[ganistuk]

15th

 

[StateSideToffee]

I find it interesting if you consider total squad values and make adjustments from there. Here is my take.

1. Manchester City (1.18B)
2. Arsenal (1.21B)

City out performing Arsenal due to superior management/coaching.

3. Liverpool (846M)
4. Manchester United (845M)
5. Chelsea (879M)

Chelsea underperforming evaluation based on recent squad instability.

6. Newcastle (615M)
7. Tottenham (773M)
8. Brighton (465M)
9. Aston Villa (591M)

I think Spurs will sell Kane, and Newcastle will make more signings to adjust these values.

Brighton is a better run business than Villa and will outperform them despite spending less.

10. Brentford (393M)
11. Wolverhampton (367M)
12. West Ham (362M)
13. Everton (365M)
14. Nottingham Forest (335M)
15. Crystal Palace (299M)
16. Bournemouth (271M)

Dropped Everton below West Ham as I see us shipping players out, and not making any significant signings.

17. Fulham (249M)
18. Burnley (190M)
19. Sheffield United (104M)
20. Luton Town (50M)

If all squads perform to expectation, I see it playing out very similar to this in actuality.

I firmly believe Luton Town and Sheffield United will be straight back down, and it will be a four way fight to avoid the drop between Burnley, Bournemouth, Fulham, and Palace.

I have us finishing 13th or 14th and out of the drama last couple weekends of the season.

 

[Ivo]

Snap your hand off for 17th with the current squad.

Add a few strikers, a right winger, a CM and a CB and we might jump up to 16th.

 

[T LEAFE]

21st

 

[Pittsburgh Footy]

Goal this season, again, is simply to stay up. We simply need to survive until we get to the new stadium

I'd love something like 14th. But anything above 18th is fine

 

[Johnnytotal]

Goal this season, again, is simply to stay up. We simply need to survive until we get to the new stadium

I'd love something like 14th. But anything above 18th is fine

And get relegated 1st season at BMD

Everton that.