01/01/12 - 3rd Traditional Moyes In/Out Poll

[Roztitute]

Errr... the last one was won by the "Out" vote mate.

However, it IS interesting to see the swing the other way following a win. Which does in fact prove Evertonians are ridiculously fickle.

I noticed that... Oh well. I voted out again, as despite 3 points, negative tactics, rubbish starting line up, players out of position, favouritism etc.

Delighted with the points though

 

[Matt Damon]

Errr... the last one was won by the "Out" vote mate.

However, it IS interesting to see the swing the other way following a win. Which does in fact prove Evertonians are ridiculously fickle.

Some are more fickle than others it would seem

*whistles*

 

[Tubey]

Some are more fickle than others it would seem

*whistles*

That doesn't even make sense. At all.

 

[Matt Damon]

That doesn't even make sense. At all.

Are you sure about that?

 

[Tubey]

Are you sure about that?

Well, I stick to my opinion, you stick to yours. I'm certainly not fickle, you're certainly not, so I have no idea who you're calling fickle.

 

[Dublintoff]

Errr... the last one was won by the "Out" vote mate.

However, it IS interesting to see the swing the other way following a win. Which does in fact prove Evertonians are ridiculously fickle.

How is it fickle?

Unless you have a list of the people that voted last time and its exactly the same people who voted this time, and they have changed their vote, how do you know people are fickle?

 

[Tubey]

How is it fickle?

Unless you have a list of the people that voted last time and its exactly the same people who voted this time, and they have changed their vote, how do you know people are fickle?

Well, it's a vote from the fanbase as a whole, so Evertonians seem generally fickle given that it was only last week that the poll was completely the other way around in terms of a result!

 

[paulbefc]

However, it IS interesting to see the swing the other way following a win. Which does in fact prove Evertonians are ridiculously fickle.

That's just wrong. The vast majority of the fan base back Moyes and have done for ten years. Most of the IN voters will be those who will vote IN every week and it's a small number of people on the fence that make the difference.

 

[Matt Damon]

Well, it's a vote from the fanbase as a whole, so Evertonians seem generally fickle given that it was only last week that the poll was completely the other way around in terms of a result!

That was despite you starting this poll then re-emphasising your opinion in it in order to try and confirm it in the poll result ey Tubey?

*taps nose*

 

[Tubey]

That was despite you starting this poll then re-emphasising your opinion in it in order to try and confirm it in the poll result ey Tubey?

*taps nose*

That's not fickle, that's biased FFS. Big difference.

 

[Matt Damon]

That's not fickle, that's biased FFS. Big difference.

Its quite obvious you're both fickle and biased sir.

*taps nose*

 

[Dublintoff]

Well, it's a vote from the fanbase as a whole, so Evertonians seem generally fickle given that it was only last week that the poll was completely the other way around in terms of a result!

Put the spade down and stop digging a hole for yourself.

83 people have voted on this one so far and how many last time, 200?. Its hardly a general opinion of evertonians. It means little really.

 

[orchard]

Please *tap nose* with moving train x

 

[chicoazul]

Furious that so called fellow blues at turning their noses up at a superb cheese on toast offering.

Shame on you.

 

[Tubey]

Put the spade down and stop digging a hole for yourself.

83 people have voted on this one so far and how many last time, 200?. Its hardly a general opinion of evertonians. It means little really.

Errr... one poll a week ago, after a draw, result: Out. Another poll, one week later, on the very same website, after a win, result thus far: In.

It's hardly rocket science. So obviously, because we won, more people are voting in than out.

Saying otherwise is as deluded as RAWK.