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His size and dreads make it look like we've got the Predator up front.

This was the first game I ever saw at Goodison. Sat in the main stand with family, seeing the grass under floodlights still a favourite memory of mine. 1-1, Whiteside sent off and the lino signalled for an Oldham pen that the ref didn't give. Didn't we lose the second replay?

A google search for Kenny Shiels throws up a link with quotes that we've offered £250k for Matthew Kennedy from Kilmarnock. Also reported on Football365.

He also looked like the type of player that may draw a large number of fouls. Light and quick on his feet.

Gibson returns and we turn in our two best performances of the season. He's not a worldie, but the guy has Champions League experience and we got him for a pittance. Frees up Fellaini to do some real damage, which showed tonight. Just hope he stays fit for the rest of the season and particularly...

The Guardian article is surprisingly astute and well researched. For me, the most important sentence in it, however, is the following: "...the investment/ownership/stadium debate should not be a distraction or excuse for a team who had only themselves to blame for not challenging for Europe...

I doubt we'll see a better finish this season than today's goal. He hit in on the volley into the corner of the goal as it dropped over his shoulder whilst running. That's mental hard. The difference a striker makes.

Making predictions so close to the accounts being released is a bit daft, but I'd be surprised if there are large losses or gains. Broadly speaking, I think milks' post essentially sums the situation up: we spend what we earn on keeping the club going. That leaves no room for manoeuvre in the...

Before I reply - this is clearly off-topic. If a mod thinks I should start a new thread, then please let me know or just move these posts. Cheers. To business - I've read about both, and don't think that either applies. Munich were relegated in 2003/4, the stadium opened at the start of...

Reading the tea-leaves, I think it's clear that if we are to do any business, it's going to be on the last day when managers - not just Moyes - start to panic. This is frustrating and tense, but given the club's current finances it's the only time that the kind of deals we can afford become...

Alright lads, another long-time lurker coming out of the woodwork to acknowledge the fun on this thread. Thanks to LCAB and THT for giving us info when feasible and hinting that things are moving in the background when all is quiet. In Moyes we trust. Cheers.