Everton Sack Sam Allardyce

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Daveysgingerlovechild said:
I must admit, you have consistently made clear your utter distaste for BFS with a particular glee. Top cheerleading for the cause.

@chrismpw You are being far too balanced and rationale my friend. There is no room for such talk on this forum!
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Yeah you're right.

Humble apologies. No need for it and certainly no fun.

*Sticks pencils up nose and shouts 'wibble'
 

chrismpw said:
There are worse.

Having said all this, I'm not a fan, hated it when we employed him, and celebrated his dismissal. Don't mind the bloke, as a person, as a barely know him. No way I thought Everton should have been associated with that type of football though.

But then we've sold out to the filthy lucre. We advertise dodgy gambling sites and addictive games. Shamefull.
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We sold out to the countries biggest gambling syndicate donkeys years ago when John Moores became our owner, when we had previously led the fight against him.
The moment the first footballer took a wage the well was poisoned ,ask the Royal Corinthians.
 
Eggsyblueskin said:
We sold out to the countries biggest gambling syndicate donkeys years ago when John Moores became our owner, when we had previously led the fight against him.
The moment the first footballer took a wage the well was poisoned ,ask the Royal Corinthians.
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Actually this is where the rot set in. A sport is about the glory of competition in a what is a hobby.
It has become about cheating for money, profit and showboating.
How have we ended up paying people more for a hobby than those who save lives?
I really have had enough of these values.
 

chrismpw said:
Actually this is where the rot set in. A sport is about the glory of competition in a what is a hobby.
It has become about cheating for money, profit and showboating.
How have we ended up paying people more for a hobby than those who save lives?
I really have had enough of these values.
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It's human nature I suppose.
When the Corinthians took the moral high ground , did they stop to consider that their dominance of the sport was aided by the fact that 'gentleman amateurs' could afford to take time to train and become better players, whereas those who needed to work to feed their families could not.?
Allowing a wage enabled people from all walks of life the chance to compete as well.
Our world is morally imperfect , but their are few black and whites there is just a murky grey.
 


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