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Dyche has carved out a pretty successful career managing teams with bad rosters and getting them to avoid relegation. He probably brings the right approach to the current Everton team. If they ever get good enough talent to be potential top 8, he is probably not the guy to have since his...

Apparently, the threat of him coming on the field to play was all the motivation the team needed.

People want to own teams. Debt will certainly impact the sales price. It should. It only doesn't impact the price when the buyer is shady and spending money it likely borrowed or stole from others.

Not worried. Sports franchises always find buyers. And this team is about ready to move into a new stadium.

Great news that the deal fell through. 777 Partners would have been a constant issue. Once survival is assured, there will be buyers. Maybe not what Moshiri was promised by 777 Partners but it also won't be paid for by money that was fraudulently acquired.

A win over Sheffield United is probably enough but anything more likely assures it.

This was the best result for Luton. If they survive, it will be with about 32 or 33 points. Everton's schedule and extra game always made it more likely than Forest to get to 35.

Posting on an official twitter account should be like launching nuclear weapons. It takes two people to make it happen so the one really pissed off person has someone else to approve it.

Somebody that will be out of a job tomorrow got access to the Forest twitter account.

And it seems nearly impossible that an appeal will take the number down since it is already so low. Has there ever been a 1 point deduction for anything?

Moshiri wanted the most money possible. I doubt he cares what methods they used to get it. The EFL should care because they will eventually have to deal with the mess.

Game plan is to go for a 1-0 win with the expectation the Forest goalkeeper will kick a ball off an Everton player and into the net behind him. Worked once....

Offer fans a free ticket to the opener at Millwall next season.

You know it is bad when a show about nuclear annihilation seems more pleasurable than the game.

The value of the team plummeted the last few years as Everton narrowly avoided relegation. No reputable buyer is paying for a Premier League team if they fear it won't stay as one in the immediate future. 777 could promise more to Moshiri because they probably never intended to actually pay it.

The lack of any real skill or creativity on offense is just embarrassing for a team at this level. If they do score it will probably be something stupid that goes in.

The Premier League doesn't care about punishing Everton or Nottingham Forest. If they relegated the bottom 6 teams and promoted 6 from below each year, it wouldnt impact the TV revenue or the value of the top teams at all. They don't want to punish the top teams because that impacts the value...

There should be no financial limitations at the top level. This is big boy football owned mainly by very rich people and syndicates. As long as the checks are good, you should be able to spend what you want. FFP makes sense at the lower levels. You want to give teams a more equal chance for...

If Everton scored 4 goals the flying pigs would be scary.

I would think this season will set a record for the fewest combined points by the 3 promoted squads. Two of them have almost no chance of reaching 30 points and the 3rd likely won't get to 35.