Relegation 2022/23

Are Everton going to stay in the Premier League?

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davek said:
We did - twice, to take 6 points. 🤷‍♂️
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Yes Dave, one was Tarkowski at the far post from a set piece, as I have already said, we will soon be sussed out with that one and the other was a once in a blue moon wonder strike from Coleman combined with one of the most bizarre pieces of positioning by a keeper that you could see. We have made lots of other chances, especially against Villa and shown no sign of being able to convert them. I think we are a similar level to the teams around us, but, less likely to score.
 
Forest are unbeaten at home in the league since September. They're a tough nut to crack at their place. Full credit to Dyche if he gets us 3 points in this game.
 
GoldenToffee said:
The squad is utter Championship dross, isn't it?

McNeil, Gray, Maupay, Simms, Doucouré, Davies, Mykolenko, Keane, Godfrey, Holgate, Townsend, Iwobi.

I doubt any of these start for any other team in the Premier League. Maybe you could, at a push, put Iwobi into an injury-ravaged, relegation-battling outfit, but I don't see any of the others getting a start elsewhere.

From that list, at least 4 of those will likely start for us, week in, week out - and it's not because we have better players out injured. Our squad really is just pathetic.

And that's why we're going down.
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Why isn’t Garner included in that list? Is it because of all his great performances in the PL?
 

At the moment our average home attendance is 38,000, how much do you think it will be reduced when we are in the Championship? Thoughts here please......
 

Geoff McNulty said:
At the moment our average home attendance is 38,000, how much do you think it will be reduced when we are in the Championship? Thoughts here please......
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It will only reduce if we continue to be crap in the Championship, imo. If we aren’t crap, and we are doing crazy stuff like scoring goals and winning games, I think the attendances will remain pretty similar, especially with it being the last season at Goodison.

Everton fans love winning and scoring. The buzz from the Palace game earlier this season lasted about six weeks.
 
roy vernon said:
Yes Dave, one was Tarkowski at the far post from a set piece, as I have already said, we will soon be sussed out with that one and the other was a once in a blue moon wonder strike from Coleman combined with one of the most bizarre pieces of positioning by a keeper that you could see. We have made lots of other chances, especially against Villa and shown no sign of being able to convert them. I think we are a similar level to the teams around us, but, less likely to score.
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I dint think we're any more likely or unlikely to score than Wolves and Forest who have scored 1 more goal than us all season but who are 3 and 5 places above us respectively.
 
We'll get beat tonight, but we'll stay in the PL this season.

There's a massive over-estimation of not having a strike-force. We've won two games in the last 4 and created enough chances to win 3.

The team are adapting to the task and I expect enough points to get us clear.

That's not what the huge amount of cry-babies on here will want to hear, but I just thought I'd say it.
 
davek said:
We'll get beat tonight, but we'll stay in the PL this season.

There's a massive over-estimation of not having a strike-force. We've won two games in the last 4 and created enough chances to win 3.

The team are adapting to the task and I expect enough points to get us clear.

That's not what the huge amount of cry-babies on here will want to hear, but I just thought I'd say it.
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I think our defence will keep us up, gives us a chance in most games
 

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