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Understand what Dyche is doing setting his stall out to not concede given the players at his disposal that is all he can do, We have no creatively, no skill no one who can break the lines. Our best players are our defenders, we have very little chance of bothering the scorers the way...

We are where deserve to be, if we go down we will be out of this corrupt league. Two stonewall penalties not given to us against the two best teams in the league. CORRUPTION Liverpool would of still won but so what it flipping STINKS of CORRUPTION

Lampard needs to decide on his best eleven and formation and stick with it, He can't keep changing the team depending on who we play, Pickford, Holgate, Keane, Braithwaite, Godfrey, Allen, Doucoure, VDB, Gordon, Richardson, DCL - 433, would be mine.

City won't win the league, they are not in the same ballpark as Liverpool who are ten times more ruthless than them....much as I hate to admit it.

The officials gave city every decision all day long, the penalty decision depends on weather you are top four or not, the Premier league is corrupt ,geared toward the big names. If that was Liverpool today the ref gives a pen without VAR 100% This league is corrupt.

A five man defence at home to Brighton. A five man defence who can't put a tackle in, a two man midfield who where totally overrun all day A striker returning from injury isolated and left to fend for himself. Welcome to 2022 under Benitez. anyone defending this man could not have been there...

Been supporting this club for 50 years, seen good and bad but mostly indifferent . Today was the first time when I have looked at the line up and been unable to understand the reasons or tactics behind it. Tried to give Rafael a chance but he is taking the urine and Farhad needs to do one as well.

The seventies - John Connolly John Connolly the winger to watch/Stylo matchmaker advert on rhe enclosure hoardings/John Mcglauchlins goal v Arsenal/The Evertonian newspaper/Getting vouchers for your Derby ticket/Gary Jones being unplayable and skinning everyone - for six months/David Johnson...

True blue Everton hero, was great as a striker or centre half, I could be wrong but I am sure that he got on the bench for the full England side. When he was playing you knew one of us was out there. Happy Birthday Mick

At Hillsborough was in the Leppings lane end directly behind the goal, same thing happened as 89 , got crushed against the wall , the police got us out and put us in the stand on the left hand side, the difference between Liverpool in 89 and us in 77 was there was no cages, Thatcher wasn't in...

We made some noise that night EVERTON ARE MAGIC EVERTON ARE MAGIC NANANNA! Big Bob with the equaliser,

Sorry, inexcusable use of grammar on my behalf, but wholly in keeping with my grade 5 CSE in English Language due in no small part to the fact that I got home from the League Cup final replay at Hillsborough at 3 0'clock in the morning before the exam. Doesn't really explain my inability to use...

Told my grandkids to support Chelsea because supporting Everton will take years off your life, supported all my life and need a bevy after most games just to come to terms with the fact that for most of the 55 years that I have watched them they have been crap. Half a billion spent and we have...

Just wind the club up and save more generations this heartache. CHRIS ****** Wilder !!!!!

I can't possibly vote in a poll between two of the best centre forwards that I have ever seen. These two players are Goodison Gods and I count myself fortunate to have watched both them. Sharpy did benefit from being twinned with, firstly, Adrian Heath and Andy Gray but he had a brilliant...

All the way through the sixties, a very consistent period for the blues, Catterick was not afraid to introduce young players to the team. They played alongside the very astute signings he nearly always made (Ernie Hunt might be an exception) and it was done one at a time. Consequently, Wright...

Catterick signed the likes of Keith and Henry Newton, Mike Bernard, Dave Lawson, Bernie Wright, John McLaughlin, Dai Davies, Rod Belfitt, and Joe Harper in the two years after winning the league, makes you shudder. Only John Connelly came close to the required standard.