Why I Think Everton Will Be Relegated

[hktoffee]

That’s the spirit.

 

[MACCA75]

You’re not wrong but Let’s be honest I’ll add another a disconnect between fans and owner , that always seems to tag on to the back of the owner point .

Yep. Ellis Short, Randy Lerner, Mike Ashley had all completely lost the fan base..we are looking remarkably similar.

 

[trueblue84]

Sometimes you need a sticking plaster mate, otherwise it becomes gangrene an you lose a limb (relegation).

Dyche got Burnley promoted twice - joined in Oct, got them promoted. They went right back down, and then he got them back up first time of asking. We might need that experience.

I think we are very much in the Newcastle/villa/Leeds category now. It's only a matter of time. The mismanagement of the club is staggering.

 

[Milkman]

I'd rather get relegated and flush out as much of the dead wood as possible, get in a manager with a plan and try and fix the club in the long-run than appoint Sean Dyche and stay up on the last day of the season.

Club needs a serious jolt to the system and relegation, as bad as it would be, might give us that.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

At what point since Dyche was never guaranteed points from any game has Dyche become guaranteed to get points from a game? Since he stopped managing?

Came 7th in 2017/18 and 10th in 19/20 with Burnley mate.

He is 100% a better manager than Lampard and beat him easily tactically at Turf Moor last season. You saying he is so bad that he gets 0 points at home vs two teams bottom of the league??

 

[GrandOldTeam]

I'd rather get relegated and flush out as much of the dead wood as possible, get in a manager with a plan and try and fix the club in the long-run than appoint Sean Dyche and stay up on the last day of the season.

Club needs a serious jolt to the system and relegation, as bad as it would be, might give us that.

Ah, you've reached the bargaining stage.

Relegation does no club any favours mate, and I think our setup is one closer to Leeds and Sunderland.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

To be fair we had to stop sacking managers, but annoyingly the time we decided to stop was with the worst, however its not all his fault and he is a nice guy so i dont fully hold it against hime

Sack bad managers though. There are some managers who are just clearly bad coaches and it's a pity the majority were Super Super Frank

 

[JLW]

Been a few discussions and threads on here on this matter of late ain't there?

@matty1878's thread being one where @davek was introducing a measure of optimimism not dissimilar to the argument here- we're not dead if we make changes (manager and staff).

My big worry is that if we do make a dramatic managerial change and bring in players it'll be a car crash. We've got that feeling about us. It's not necessarily a rational view, but we give off bad vibes as a club. That other clubs have given off in recent times and then gone down. Nothing I've not said previously tbf.

I live in hope rather than expectation. And we all know what hope does, right?

For all of our woes at the minute at every level of the club, I still believe we will not be relegated. The reason is this league is crap and yes I know we’re probably the worst team right now there’s no denying that but we have enough quality to get out of it, Forest we’re dead and buried 2 months ago, so we’re Leicester, Newcastle last season were gone. There’s a very long way to go yet.

 

[Toffeepot]

Came 7th in 2017/18 and 10th in 19/20 with Burnley mate.

He is 100% a better manager than Lampard and beat him easily tactically at Turf Moor last season. You saying he is so bad that he gets 0 points at home vs two teams bottom of the league??

no. I'm saying he was never guaranteed points... Burnley lost plenty of home games against teams below them. I just don't see how a manager that has been relegated, was heading toward it last season, has a very dated style of play would guarantee safety. It's grim that he is our only realistic replacement, that's all

 

[4737carlin]

For all of our woes at the minute at every level of the club, I still believe we will not be relegated. The reason is this league is crap and yes I know we’re probably the worst team right now there’s no denying that but we have enough quality to get out of it, Forest we’re dead and buried 2 months ago, so we’re Leicester, Newcastle last season were gone. There’s a very long way to go yet.

Sometimes I think we will be ok as our players just have to ve better then this, if we can just a boost, a brake, like the Iwobi goal last season against Newcastle, we need a moment to spark us

 

[hktoffee]

I'd rather get relegated and flush out as much of the dead wood as possible, get in a manager with a plan and try and fix the club in the long-run than appoint Sean Dyche and stay up on the last day of the season.

Club needs a serious jolt to the system and relegation, as bad as it would be, might give us that.

Relegation is a black hole. You see where Sheff Wed are right now?

 

[matty1878]

Sometimes I think we will be ok as our players just have to ve better then this, if we can just a boost, a brake, like the Iwobi goal last season against Newcastle, we need a moment to spark us

been saying it all season and f all his happening

 

[matty1878]

Relegation is a black hole. You see where Sheff Wed are right now?

it’s madness how anyone thinks relegation is good lol lol lol

 

[DavidH]

Sack absolutely everyone. No room for sentiment anymore.

 

[Gordon Lee's Cushion]

We are certainly in the mix and results against teams around us have done nothing for our confidence that we can pull out of this,

A decent striker in this window and a new manager before the World Cup might have seen us with more points and in a much better position. Time is running out and if money is the problem then will it still be a problem after West Ham and won’t it certainly be a problem if we go down?

From here is appears once the war started all funds were cut off and Moshiri won’t put in a penny of his own money, the money that has gone in (as loaned and equity) was his mates money.