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It’s the hope that kills you. I preferred things when we didn’t have any money. We knew what we were.

It feels like we are in a Sunderlandesque death spiral that is impossible to break out of. Neither changing manager or lashing money on players has made any difference. There is an inevitability about where this is all heading. So sad, but it feels like our destiny.

I agree, however if you are going to switch teams, you may as well pick City. I hear it’s possible to get tickets for their home games.

I have taken my son to games but we have lost most of them. Football is supposed to be a release, entertainment. I’m stuck supporting them, but my son doesn’t have to. I think we will start to see attendances falling away now. I don’t know if there is a fix, there just seems to be the smell of...

It’s never been harder being an Evertonian. Unrelenting awfulness. The club is dying. There are only two evertonians in my sons class, and that’s in a Liverpool school. In the end if there is no excitement ever, why bother. I don’t take him to the games because it’s so expensive and it’s not...

Booooooooo

Squad has too many players, and even still there are huge holes.

Its not working at all. Players are not gelling. The opening fixtures have been tough, but the team balance is not working. Too many look lost.

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I am just glad we didn't spend 30. -40m on a 30 plus year old striker with a year or two left in his legs. There is obviously a limit on how much the club can spend and 40m net spend must be close. Getting in a short term panic signing is not the best situation.

We signed loads of players. Some targets did not come for reasons beyond Everton's control. The anger on here is completely ridiculous. If you compare this summer to others, it has been largely successful. 7 or 8 out of 10. Not perfect, but not bad. Step back and look at the big picture of what...

Will be disliked if he's got 22 because people wanted more net spend, more signings and a selection of unknown world class players at bargain prices.

That may well have been the case. Probably needed to sell a few at the end of the window to fund a striker. Unfortunately it didn't happen.

Had we not bought anyone we would have had saved 160m lowered the wage bill!!! It didn't happenmate. Instead We have a huge positive net spend.

Undoubtedly players had to be sold at the end of the window to fund the final purchases. That didn't happen, but still a massive positive net spend. Would have liked others to come in, but have been screwed over by that weasle Barkley, who will fester in reserves and move for free next summer.

He gave him about 40m.

We've had a net spend argument all summer. It's a positive net spend. Back in your box with ridiculous hyperthetical spend arguments.

Well pointed out. Plus massive salary increase.

We signed two centre forwards. We also signed some very attacking midfielders. They haven't been let off the liesh yet.

?????? Pickford 30 Kean 25 Sandro 5 Rooney Sigurdsson 45 Onyekuru 10 Martina Klassen 10 Vlassic 10 Just think about what you are saying. Mental.