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Evidently. He lacks the mental capacity to mastermind anything. But yeah, I'm with you. He strikes me as a footballer drifting through his career with no real desire to achieve anything. Nothing he has done since Everton changes my mind. I just re-read Lampard's comments from when he was at...

Spent far too long making this today...

After two adult tickets for the palace game. partadam@gmail.com

Two tickets available for today in the Top Balcony. Will take £60 for both.

?️ased.

*Gulp*

High IQ boys over here.

Just had a thought, lads. Howe to lose a few more and Newcastle to come back in for Rafael? ???

Rafael thriving on confrontation, as many of his former players seem to state publicly, actually makes a lot of sense now.. Only a man who loves the drama and has to prove himself to himself would take this job in his situation. It's not actually about his house on Merseyside, it's about...

Also, I don't care how bad Digne had been this year, if both he and Richie are driven out by Rafael I'll be furious. Not worth contemplating.

Bro it's his inability to adapt, not his footballing conservativism, that has sent him backward. This is why I'd like to see a young manager come in next with some new ideas. I'm actually pretty tired of seeing the same old faces. Arteta, Gerrard, Patrick Vieira, these are the types of managers...

There are probably three teams that won't get as many points as us between now and the end of the season, but you do realise that won't always be the case next season, or the season after that don't you? Drastic changes needed everywhere or we're Aston Villa circa about 2014. Circling the drain.

Maybe. Not exactly having the time of our lives rn, are we?

Before I left Twitter I sent a tweet a few days prior to him being appointed that read that I'd rather watch Everton in the Championship under Dunc than watch us in the Premier League under Rafael. I only half meant it but started to wonder if the Universe took it seriously.

What on earth is he thinking? The whole set up has been bad enough, let alone that substitution. This has been a bad idea from the very start, those of us with an IQ higher than 6 knew that and it has to end TONIGHT.

Look man, I'm 32 so obviously those years were the best of my Everton life (kinda depressing writing that), but there's nothing saying either of them would have done that well with bags of cash. For Moyes in particular, part of his success was managing on a budget.

I still just try to pretend he's not in the dugout, tbf. One win won't change that.

Enjoyed that interview with Coleman. He really has been a proper steal for the price tag. Really impressed and just hope he can keep it going. What a hit that was.

Yes, that's exactly what I'm advocating. Merry Christmas.