Angus 'happily dissatisfied' Kinnear

[Rollo Tomassi]

Is there another club in the world that does this?

I'm not sure.

Maybe different if it was a manager that achieved anything of note but he didn't in over a decade of trying.

It's absolutely bizarre and I struggle to understand as it doesn't seem to matter who is in charge.

 

[JelavicBrate2]

I've always said Moyes is a better, quite a bit better Dyche. Moyes will be able to get random victories, such as Newcastle, Chelsea, United and Villa away. However, he's never going to take you to that next level, he loves to lower expectations, so any achievement is considered great. "Be careful what you wish for". It just seems like club is run by scumbags, who are only interested in exploiting fans loyalty. While I'll always support Everton, I currently get zero enjoyment out of watching Everton. At least in past, even though we were crap, we were at least "people's club". Now fans are being charged more and more and we are still mediocre. While I didn't agree with everything Southall said on TNT, he was right in saying what's the point if your just going to accept mediocrity.

 

[Mark barnett]

Talking in riddles is a sign of incompetance, like a self help life coach (i.e Rusell Brand) think he's abit of a blagger.

 

[Daytripper]

I've always said Moyes is a better, quite a bit better Dyche. Moyes will be able to get random victories, such as Newcastle, Chelsea, United and Villa away. However, he's never going to take you to that next level, he loves to lower expectations, so any achievement is considered great. "Be careful what you wish for". It just seems like club is run by scumbags, who are only interested in exploiting fans loyalty. While I'll always support Everton, I currently get zero enjoyment out of watching Everton. At least in past, even though we were crap, we were at least "people's club". Now fans are being charged more and more and we are still mediocre. While I didn't agree with everything Southall said on TNT, he was right in saying what's the point if your just going to accept mediocrity.

There is something off about the place, for years, I can’t remember the last time I sincerely felt all in to what they doing , a feeling that there would something wrong or not thought through.

Was kind of hoping Carlo’s arrival could perhaps start a change of things across the whole place but that was probably naive.

The worst part is I don’t think it’s solely incompetence. One of those Toffee TV fellas hinted at it yesterday saying it wasnt in certain individuals interest to see the club really move forward because they would be at risk of losing income/jobs.

It might sound far fetched but it makes you wonder at times…..

 

[Blue peter]

There is something off about the place, for years, I can’t remember the last time I sincerely felt all in to what they doing , a feeling that there would something wrong or not thought through.

Was kind of hoping Carlo’s arrival could perhaps start a change of things across the whole place but that was probably naive.

The worst part is I don’t think it’s solely incompetence. One of those Toffee TV fellas hinted at it yesterday saying it wasnt in certain individuals interest to see the club really move forward because they would be at risk of losing income/jobs.

It might sound far fetched but it makes you wonder at times…..

Can’t for the life of me think of why someone would lose their job, means of living just because the club are performing better?

 

[chippy1722]

This fella wouldn’t look out of place at a dinner table with Thelwell, Brands and Suntan Bob.

 

[Daytripper]

Can’t for the life of me think of why someone would lose their job, means of living just because the club are performing better?

I know that’s why I said it sounds far fetched, given what a basket case it is I wouldn’t be surprised if it had some truth in it either!

 

[DaChunk]

This fella wouldn’t look out of place at a dinner table with Thelwell, Brands and Suntan Bob.

I'd have Brands back .

 

[MikeH72]

The one person at the football club that has managed to unite all factions of the fanbase. I’m not sure that’s ever happened at any point in history before.

 

[goldfinchmule]

The one person at the football club that has managed to unite all factions of the fanbase. I’m not sure that’s ever happened at any point in history before.

The blert is a genius then.

 

[MACCA75]

I confess I was quite impressed with his first interview, I fell for the bluster.

Should have realised if it was true about the club being ‘aggressive in their ambitions’, it wouldn’t have been this no-mark telling us.

 

[Toffeepot]

I'd have Brands back .

Yea, he was another victim of the FSW disaster
Found Branthwaite for one

 

[The binman chronicles]

People are taking those words and just blowing it out of all proportion. When he said it, it was roughly true. He probably wasn't expecting Moyes and the team to put in their worst shift of the season. If we get rid of every CEO after they say one daft thing we won't get very far.

It's not the words, it's the deeds, are we earning more each year to try and close the gap on the sly 6 or at least move away from the rest. Are we getting a better class of player through the door AND eventually the timing of Moyes' departure and the quality of the replacement. This is what counts, let's see what happens before trying to break our foot off in his ass.

 

[Melchizedek]

I have to say I’m quite impressed that it’s already made into the pantheon of legendary sounds bites from Bullsh1tting board execs, along such beauties as ‘good times’, ‘money’s ring fenced’ and ‘safety certificate’.

Only been here a year as well. Very impressed.

Expected losses.

Lukaku's mom doing voodoo

The run isn't bad on paper if you add wins to it

Smell a goal

 

[JLW]

People are taking those words and just blowing it out of all proportion. When he said it, it was roughly true. He probably wasn't expecting Moyes and the team to put in their worst shift of the season. If we get rid of every CEO after they say one daft thing we won't get very far.

It's not the words, it's the deeds, are we earning more each year to try and close the gap on the sly 6 or at least move away from the rest. Are we getting a better class of player through the door AND eventually the timing of Moyes' departure and the quality of the replacement. This is what counts, let's see what happens before trying to break our foot off in his ass.

Its more the fact that the manager sounds like he's going nowhere that's got peoples backs up.

We are in a new era or at least we thought we were, and we are dragging along someone who most of the fanbase have had enough of.
There are some very promising young managers available this summer and he's given a kinda vote of confidence for Moyes.

It reeks of lets say the 'old' Everton and everything just feels the same.

The biggest fear for me and im sure it will happen is Moyes will be fired mid-season, then we are looking around to see what's available and rinse and repeat from the Moshiri era. I say that because them performances we've seen and lets be honest have been littered all over the season, not consistently but in large parts. How many times have we played well for a full 90 minutes?
Chelsea
Forest at home
Villa away
Maybe Utd away

The rest have been a awful 45 minutes followed by some improvement 2nd half or vice versa.

He's not good enough never has been and never will be.