Are we to blame?

[MrGrumpy]

Would probably be better if they didn’t mate.

Last season with no home fans… worse home record in history

 

[chicoazul]

Last season with no home fans… worse home record in history

That was consistent for most clubs. Our fans are worse than Geordies mate.

 

[Gabagool]

Now hear me out on this but I’ve been thinking that there has to be something else that is a consistent in the failure of repeated Everton managers with an owner backing them financially. Obviously it’s not nice to hear this but do we as fans cause the toxicity around our club that means all are doomed to fail? Not saying it’s entirely the fans fault but the atmosphere of hysteria created by Evertonians is worse than Geordies, young players abused by fat dars or over hyped by FIFA obsessed millennials don’t stand a chance. Current narrative is that Moshiri is failing Everton but in my mind the fans are in cahoots with him after celebrating wildly a rich stranger taking over the club more than we celebrated the last trophy in 1995. Evertonians deserve better is a strap line used often but why do they deserve better and is this part of the entitled narrative that burdens anyone trying to fix the problem? Some, well many, Evertonians sabotage managerial appointments from the start as it wasn’t the manager they wanted and scouted themselves, so want to be proved right in their heads by the manager’s failure rather than Everton success.

You've been waiting patiently to drop this well-timed torment, you horror

 

[barneygumble]

The atmosphere is dire, and has been for a whole, but let’s reflect on the last 6-months.

Lost world class manager, and appointed despite significant protestation by fans; the most divisive appoint in history, who’s subsequently failed.

The owner hasn’t got a clue, has a fraud as his chairman who insists on having “blues” on top positions, to keep his job cushy…

Yeah, I think the fans are allowed to be toxic. When the lot over the park don’t like something, they don’t start blaming their own, they making a big deal out of it, until the board backs down.

If anything, we, as a fan base are too soft.

 

[Boss_Blue]

Yes, the fans share the blame for accepting mediocrity and being walked all over.

I mean ffs:

Sammy Lee
Allardyce
Benitez

Fans are held in utter contempt but happily lick the boot of the rich owner who is clearly as mad as a box of frogs when it comes to football.

 

[nsno-chris]

 

[Milkman]

If this whole Benitez saga has exposed anything, it's that large parts of our fanbase are considerably worse than the geordies they think they're better than.

 

[John4321]

No we turn up week in and week out no matter what

Maybe so but do you turn up to support it to criticise.

 

[Boss_Blue]

Also, Chico you bad melt, why can't I choose both Yes and I'm dead angry at a screen?

Tit.

 

[tmgc]

Now hear me out on this but I’ve been thinking that there has to be something else that is a consistent in the failure of repeated Everton managers with an owner backing them financially. Obviously it’s not nice to hear this but do we as fans cause the toxicity around our club that means all are doomed to fail? Not saying it’s entirely the fans fault but the atmosphere of hysteria created by Evertonians is worse than Geordies, young players abused by fat dars or over hyped by FIFA obsessed millennials don’t stand a chance. Current narrative is that Moshiri is failing Everton but in my mind the fans are in cahoots with him after celebrating wildly a rich stranger taking over the club more than we celebrated the last trophy in 1995. Evertonians deserve better is a strap line used often but why do they deserve better and is this part of the entitled narrative that burdens anyone trying to fix the problem? Some, well many, Evertonians sabotage managerial appointments from the start as it wasn’t the manager they wanted and scouted themselves, so want to be proved right in their heads by the manager’s failure rather than Everton success.

I blame the wools in The St End and their hair grooming products.

 

[johnjoeefc]

Not all of the fans are to blame. But those who said they didn't want moyes back before we got ancelloti may now think to themselves that we would be in a massively superior position now had we got him before he joined west ham

 

[Death]

Dafuq

Taking it personal Kev?

 

[Death]

Now hear me out on this but I’ve been thinking that there has to be something else that is a consistent in the failure of repeated Everton managers with an owner backing them financially. Obviously it’s not nice to hear this but do we as fans cause the toxicity around our club that means all are doomed to fail? Not saying it’s entirely the fans fault but the atmosphere of hysteria created by Evertonians is worse than Geordies, young players abused by fat dars or over hyped by FIFA obsessed millennials don’t stand a chance. Current narrative is that Moshiri is failing Everton but in my mind the fans are in cahoots with him after celebrating wildly a rich stranger taking over the club more than we celebrated the last trophy in 1995. Evertonians deserve better is a strap line used often but why do they deserve better and is this part of the entitled narrative that burdens anyone trying to fix the problem? Some, well many, Evertonians sabotage managerial appointments from the start as it wasn’t the manager they wanted and scouted themselves, so want to be proved right in their heads by the manager’s failure rather than Everton success.

❤

 

[JLW]

No accountability for the fans whatsoever.

Only happy clappers, the ones that sit there like a cardboard cut out clapping like a seal who don’t add anything to the atmosphere.

 

[Blueclouds]

Not all of the fans are to blame. But those who said they didn't want moyes back before we got ancelloti may now think to themselves that we would be in a massively superior position now had we got him before he joined west ham

Hindsight is a wonderful thing