Everton, "Lords of Football"

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And John Aldridge saying nice things about us? It's always faint one eyed kopite praise.

Sack them. They won't be writing such niceties if we are putting LFC in the shade.

A few nice words and our knickers come down. Everton: the daughter I never want.
How true. Remember how all the RS attitude towards us turned from being patronising and condescending to becoming mightily bitter once we started winning titles again in the mid-80s. They were indeed the original bitters.
 

The difference between our new investor/owner and the yanks over the park is that when the accountant hands the profit and loss sheets to the owners the yanks go straight to the bottom line to see how much they have made and if they haven't got a return for the investors then there is a problem and heads roll. The likes of Moshiri et al aren't bothered about spending (to a degree) and prefer the big shiny things in the cupboard......fingers crossed this doesn't go belly up as Del Boy would say ;-) just not used to all this......yet!
 
This article makes us unintentionally sound like Real Madrid.
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Koeman To Be Given Stark Reminder Of What He Is Missing !
Wednesday, 15th Jun 2016 10:21
Ronald Koeman will get a stark reminder of just what he has given up footballing wise, when his return to St Mary's is delayed by a day.


Was it only a month ago Ronald Koeman was stood on the St Mary's pitch with his arms aloft and celebrating another Europa League qualification for Saints ?

After the game he reiterated that he would be seeing out his contract with Saints and would start discussing a new one now the season was over.

That seems a lifetime away and no Saints fan in St Mary's that day would have predicted what was going to happen next.

Now Ronald Koeman will arrive back at St Mary's, not leading a Saints team that will again be hoping for a top six finish, nor will he have been enjoying European competition a few days earlier. although his former players and Saints fans will have done so.

Koeman may well be finding out by late November that money is not everything, either in his personal life where he abandoned all his principles, not in his professional life where he could well be finding that £150 million in a transfer kitty is not enough to improve a poor Everton squad to the level that his new employer is demanding.

With at least another six clubs intending to spend that amount in the summer transfer window and all of them starting from a far better position in terms of quality of current squad, Koeman may well find that his situation at Everton will be far different to that he enjoyed at St Mary's.

If he endures a bad start at Goodison or a run similar to the one he suffered at Saints last season between November and mid January and finds himself languishing in the bottom half of the Premier League table, then he may find that patience is in short supply with Everton's new sugar daddy Moshiri.

The new philosophy at Everton is to throw money at the problem and as Chelsea, Spurs, Liverpool and Manchester United have all found in the past three seasons, it is no good having a lot of money unless you have the long term strategy in place to move forward.

Everton under Davd Moyes did have that strategy in place, but with Bill Kenwright being forced into the periphery there is a new way of doing things at Goodison Park and it will not be the way Koeman is used too.

But for Saints fans that is neither here or there, we have the Europa League tolook forward to, we have an owner who wants a strategy in place and knows that in any business without a proper strategy you are just throwing money away, perhaps Saints fans themselves don't fully understand that, but they certainly do a lot more than they did a couple of years ago.

I don't blame Ronald Koeman for the fact that Everton found the price he would take to abandon his principles, indeed I wish him well and thank him for the job he has done at St Mary's over the past two years, I'm merely sad that he didn't continue and perhaps become a true Saints managerial legend, however someone will inerit that work and build on it, the path will be rocky, butwe asa club are in far better shape than most to tackle it.

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The RS are cacking themselves here. I've never seen so many of them discussing Everton.

We're at that point at the start of the original Star Wars film as the Star Destroyer passes overhead and you already know the film is going to be utterly boss.

Episode 4: A New Hope
Episode 5: The Everton strikes back
Episode 6: Return of the Title

Prefer Number 7 - The Giant Awakens
 

How true. Remember how all the RS attitude towards us turned from being patronising and condescending to becoming mightily bitter once we started winning titles again in the mid-80s. They were indeed the original bitters.
Anfield October 1984 post match being a case in point,the "friendly" derby only ever occurred when it entailed them getting the "right" result,I often wonder what would have gone on if they had even lost just one of those finals during the eighties.
 
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