Like I said we'll miss rodwell hugely if Gibson gets injured.
We won't mate, we'll miss Gibson.
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Like I said we'll miss rodwell hugely if Gibson gets injured.
We won't mate, we'll miss Gibson.
Gibson is proving me wrong, like. He's boss.
I purposely didn't post anything in his signing thread even though I was fuming and thought he was sh*te mate, so you're not alone.
The following clubs have had investment and in the past we have been envious of them and wished to have what they have.
Aston Villa
Portsmouth
Birmingham
Liverpool
These clubs have actually gained nothing since their investment and in some cases have crashed and burned. Do we really want some random American to take us over akin to Aston Villa. Their fans on the forums are saying this should be their first XI
------------Guzan--------------
Hutton-Vlaar-Baker-Warnock
-------------Herd----------------
-------KEA---------Delph------
------------Ireland--------------
-----Wiemann------Bent--------
How poor is that team, i almost feel sorry for them that fans similar to us who were in a similar position to us are coming up with such a load of garbage, that team could be going down. If we had taken some random investment back when Villa did then this could have been us. There is only 2 clubs with the type of investment with any kind of positive result and that is City and Chelsea. I still feel that both these clubs will struggle when their owners leave.
It prompts the question, do we really need investment? Good management financially coupled with the pending financial fair play rules could work in our favour without having to get anyone in. If we keep producing through the youth team then we simply cant go wrong with our current policy, the chances of getting bad investment is a lot higher than getting good investment so no investment at all could be the best answer.
The stick Kenwright gets, I can (to a point) accept & understand. The stick Moyes gets is beyond belief IMO given the resources at his disposal & those who dish it out generally crawl under a rock when we invariably start winning a few & then jump out with their venom & bile straight after a defeat.
I'm still 'Moyes out' even after two wins, for the record.
Thankfully such 'logic' is in a tiny minority amongst match going Evertonians.
I dont think moyes is perfect, but you cant deny he has done well for us on the whole.
I wouldn't try to. I just think he'd lost his way a bit.
Mind, I also wouldn't deny that he's done well for us so far this season. If he keeps it up, I'd be happy to eat my words.
That's big of you I'm sure - quite how you can maintain a 'Moyes out' stance at present, makes zero sense to a 30 yr sth holder like me. You lack perspective (& sense IMHO) my friend.