Unbelievable that this thread is running based solely on criticism of an Iranian balloon head that's about to take a £700M bath on his Everton investment without accompanying examination of the catalogue of [Poor language removed] ups and corruption from our...
Without a shadow of a doubt. We're actually very lucky that he gets so little respect as the red tops and Sky would have been desperately trying to flog him to one of the favoured clubs. The dirtier it gets on the pitch and in the crowd the more...
All joking aside, I was wondering what his attitude was going to be like when he came on last night - must be a bit of an ego blow to get dropped by a team fighting relegation - but he made a good contribution.
I always think it's good to give a player you generally don't rate credit where it's due, although it's easier with Gana because I quite like how he comes across off the pitch.
The first half an hour was very important last night, and he was a...
Ultimately, he's only the latest symptom of a disease that's been killing the club for 30 years.
My preference would be for an amicable parting of ways in the summer, but I'm not sure that's even possible until the ownership issue is resolved...
It‘s the combination of both. Deserves a bit of the credit back for also winning games having the knife in the back vs Burnley and Nottingham.
For me a win vs those 2 was were a higher priority in the current situation. LFC win was like balm for...
I'm not going to change my opinion based on one brilliant result - just as I'm sure his admirers were undaunted by Chelsea - but credit where it's due. That was as enjoyable a night as I can remember.
If he leaves before the end of his contract, it'll be mid-season during a crisis run of form.
This club didn't do long-term thinking even when there were actual people running it.
The handball should have been a penalty, but I still don't think they deserved anything from the game.
They should be more worried about the way they were constantly standing off and giving up territory in midfield. Everton were walking through...
The same complaint is levelled at the players as each manager fails, despite the turnover of players , which suggests to me it is the recurring problem of poor managerial appointments rather than some inherent ‘culture ‘ peculiar to Everton ...