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I haven't posted in years but I've decided to vent as last night was the angriest and most disgusted by far I've ever been with an Everton player over the decades of disappointment. I spent 10 mins shouting at the TV. It's been 28 years since a trophy and a golden opportunity to get to a cup...

Says it all that I would snap your hand off to trade Iwobi for a pre injury Bolasie. That Bolasie was unpredictable. We over paid for him but he could occasionally fashion a chance out of nothing. Iwobi is a non entity 80-90% of the time. Not a chance he'll be moving on. Even if we'd accept a...

Fully agree. Putting the DOF on the board that should in theory evaluate his job performance is a clear conflict of interest. Usmanov and his proxy Moshiri have been astoundingly successful in the world of business but their first foray with real power into club ownership has seen a succession...

Events of the last week make it timely to reflect upon Marcel's work with us thus far. First there was Kirkbride confirming that Richarlison and Digne were Silva's picks - https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/marco-silvas-shortlist-expensive-alternative-18300462 There...

The second lowest save percentage in the Prem. All the opposition have to do to score is get a couple of shots on target. Game after game it's the same story. We finally have a striker who scores we need a decent keeper as well to make any progress next season.

No surprise whatsoever with Pickford in goal. 1 shot on target 1 goal. If the one that hit the post had been on target that would have gone in too.

I can see why you try to hide your posting history but what you're probably incapable of figuring out is that anyone can view it by using the search function. https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/search/195501/ You make the same simple minded 'kopites are fuming' post over and over across multiple...

Forties so decades of dissappointment. Today was by far the most humiliating. The club has obviously been in far worse positions, almost being relegated for example but the emotional response to the last day escape was happiness and relief. Today was simply shameful.

The bizarre reality for me is if Dunc were still interim manager we'd highly likely still be in the cup. Klopp practically handed it to us but the team selection, formation, playing it out from the back and lack of energy particularly after the half time 'pep' talk helped create the most...

Some may think this crazy but I feel if big Dunc were still in charge we'd have been more likely to have gotten something from at least one of our last two games. He'd have kept it simple and played 4-4-2, selected the players that were most committed, gotten them and the fans up with more...

I've been an Evertonian for decades and today was by far the most humiliating. In fact it's since Moshiri's arrival that I have, for the first time, regretted choosing to folllow EFC in childhood. I was proud how we did under Moyes considering the lack of finances. He did an outstanding job...

3 points, clean sheet, no injuries. Nice start.

Initially I was impressed with Brands particularly in comparison to his predecessor. He brought authority, negotiation skills and a clear vision to target younger players all lacking in Walsh. However the most important part of his job is player selection and up to this point the evidence is...

Great job overall from Dunc under the circumstances. So much better than Unsworth. I've always though, and still do, his employment through several failed regimes was because BK was protecting a bankrupt ex player he'd taken pity on but Dunc has proven himself an asset that the club would be...

What a coup from Mosh! Our mad captain Ahab has finally harpooned his whale. Didn't see it coming but delighted as it means out secret Santa Alisher hasn't yet thrown in the towel and withdrawn funding. I'd expect us to be relegated within 5 years of that decision. Carlo has some task but will...

Everton to hold further talks with Carlo Ancelotti over manager's job The two parties were in discussions on Monday Duncan Ferguson to be in charge against Leicester Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano Mon 16 Dec 2019 14.41 GMTLast modified on Mon 16 Dec 2019 17.49 GMT Carlo Ancelotti left...

Dunc got it spot on again today. Kept it simple so players knew what they had to do (except Kean?), showed passion unlike the cardboard cut out OGS. He motivated the players and away fans likewise. Notice how our defending from set pieces suddenly seems better? Made an absolutely huge call...

I've always assumed that Dunc's employment was one of BK's charity cases and he would be out in the first cull after BK had gone but I must say I though he did brilliantly on Saturday. Got the back to basics tactics spot on, motivated the players, bonded with the fans and gave a good interview...

"The fact that the process is being led by Moshiri and influenced by Kenwright will raise further questions over the role and level of involvement of director of football Marcel Brands." This is from a credible Telegraph journalist and if true it's astonishing that no lessons have been learned...

Munich 1860 were in the German equivalent of the Championship when he took over.