Not liking the turn this thread is taking - personal digs only reflect poorly on the community here. Any criticism becomes invalid when people start resorting to insults.
Keep it civil.
Keep it civil.
This isn't the same fanbase as the one who excused and actively supported Bill Kenwright ruining the club, the fans eventually grew tired. It took far too long in my opinion.
The fans under 45/50 don't care for the older generations nostalgia anymore. They have seen nothing but crap supporting this pit of misery and in turn, have a shorter fuse for the bull that comes out of the mouths of those who spearhead things. Further years of utter drivel and they know what they can do with their £900 season tickets and toxic donuts.
The fans under 45/50 don't care for the older generations nostalgia anymore. They have seen nothing but crap supporting this pit of misery and in turn, have a shorter fuse for the bull that comes out of the mouths of those who spearhead things. Further years of utter drivel and they know what they can do with their £900 season tickets and toxic donuts.
I actually think the older supporting generations who remember us being the best don't care they had their day in the sun and are happy for Everton to plod along as long as they don't embarrass them by say getting relegated.
Selfish.
MACCA75
Player Valuation: £70m
Absolutely. Rather people think you are stupid than open your mouth and remove all doubt.
If he wants to review the season, do it after the season..
Daytripper
Player Valuation: £50m
It was some of the younger ones who were making the excuses though? Sneering at protesters, constantly coming out with stuff like “just get behind the team” and being dismissive of legitimate concerns.
I even know a few who are pretty young and made excuse after excuse, still do.
Exactly.
It’s not the 90s. Programmes aren’t the primary means of communication with the fans.
...or the 3rd standard option - Do Nothing
Sharpies volley
Player Valuation: £35m
Well I'm one of the older generation and I for one are not happy with how the club has fallen. I remember when we where the best and thought it would go on forever. I actually think it's the younger generation who've never seen us at the top who think qualifying for Europe is success.
Absolutely nothing at all with all that Premier League experience...I mean it can fix all sportsman age related physical problems - but only for a very short time.
Then your brain starts writing cheques your legs can't cash
I think the lesson is that you should only speak at the end of the season rather than while things are totally up in the air. The comments look ridiculous in the context of us falling rapidly down the table in May.
Efcjake
Player Valuation: £80m
Gestures vaguely in the direction of the David Moyes thread.
I think you are so wrong ,I am way past your upper age limit ,full of nostalgia but so unhappy with the way we are ,if you think about it it is more important the older you are .We simply don't have the time and so are just as impatient as you are .
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I agree totally I'm 52 and when my 22 year old self stood at wembley for the FA cup and charity shield wins in 95 not in my wildest dreams did I think we wouldn't win anything again for at least 32 years.
With every false dawn this club seem to stumble between I'm beginning to wonder if I will ever see us win another trophy in my lifetime.
