I wonder why?
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I wonder why?
Because it doesn't happen in one season. Stop acting like a Newcastle fan.
Davek and his anti-Koeman brigade are on the march!
TBF, that's a top tune.
You've convinced me. Koeman is misunderstood. He is possibly the new messiah.
Cork Evertonian
Player Valuation: £50m
I wouldn't call someone having high standards for our great club a Newcastle fan.For all the money spent in the summer, people expected a lot more than 16th place, crap football, and drawing at home against some bum outfit from Cyprus!If there's one fan base with patience is us.We've waited 30 years to win the league and 22 years to win an actual trophy.Is that patient enough for you!
Based on that, our league position is pretty damn impressive.
We haven't finished 16th, it's 7 games in.
Clearly modern football fans are absolute turds. I'm out.
Cork Evertonian
Player Valuation: £50m
The mosh is not the messiah we were hoping for.Hopefully he can get the new ground built at the very least.Although i have a feeling that will end up turning into another farce and fiasco.Im sure Jim White will keep us abreast with the developments in any case.
Charles Hawtrey
Player Valuation: £50m
Interestingly I have a knit-pick about people who start a sentence with the word ‘Again’ especially when its the first time they have made a point . Though in this case likely pages and pages have gone by me since this was said last so I will not be an accuser! It’s still gets on my nerves though.Again, I don't think this is how he meant it - even though I totally agree it was a stupid thing to say.
But the whole use of the term 'laughing stock' gets on my nerves. People say it all the time and it just seems a bit childish.
I absolutely agree with what you're saying, I just wish people would use a different phraseit's a real knit-pick of mine
Charles Hawtrey
Player Valuation: £50m
I’m not sure anyone was prepared for the shambles that is Koeman’s tactics - especially Koeman!
Sentinel
Player Valuation: £8m
His performance as a manager is simply not good enough. It has nothing to do with knee jerk reactions or joining some obscure notions of bandwagons. It isn't good enough and if it continues or there is no marked sign of improvement he has to go, period. As Evertonians we either, accept mediocrity or we make ourselves heard, in other words, this present predicament is simply unacceptable. Inane shouts of Newcastle "like" supporter behavior are inaccurate. We have history, they don't. The moment we accept inferior status is the moment we accept defeat. I'll never accept that. We are one of the most successful clubs in the history of football.
My instincts tell me that is all about about money, specifically the waterfront, and nothing to do with investing with intent in the club. To enable us to compete again and expect defeats from, let's be honest, historically our inferiors. Moshiri has to show himself more than a mere carpetbagger, Kenright too. Far too long has he rode on the coattails of being a boys pen Evertonian.
If he is, as he proclaimed many times, one of us, then it's time for him to to move aside or at the very least enable or persuade whoever is in charge of our club, because let's be honest no-one knows, who is. There needs be change. Real change that allows us to compete again. Our club was built upon success, hence the motto. Nobody associated with Everton should accept the so called monied clubs sweeping all aside. I'll never accept that, if Everton means anything as a supporter, it means something more than that. It's fundamentally in our DNA, we fight and sometimes lose, so be it, but we, never meekly surrender. It's not an option and it shouldn't be for anybody who is in anyway associated with our club.
My instincts tell me that is all about about money, specifically the waterfront, and nothing to do with investing with intent in the club. To enable us to compete again and expect defeats from, let's be honest, historically our inferiors. Moshiri has to show himself more than a mere carpetbagger, Kenright too. Far too long has he rode on the coattails of being a boys pen Evertonian.
If he is, as he proclaimed many times, one of us, then it's time for him to to move aside or at the very least enable or persuade whoever is in charge of our club, because let's be honest no-one knows, who is. There needs be change. Real change that allows us to compete again. Our club was built upon success, hence the motto. Nobody associated with Everton should accept the so called monied clubs sweeping all aside. I'll never accept that, if Everton means anything as a supporter, it means something more than that. It's fundamentally in our DNA, we fight and sometimes lose, so be it, but we, never meekly surrender. It's not an option and it shouldn't be for anybody who is in anyway associated with our club.
evertonarntwe
Player Valuation: £35m
Fans like you are the problem. No hope just happy to be a fan regardless of the results. Not expecting us to go out and win the league in season one but he's had 3 transfer windows and can you say we've improved in that time? I'd say we definitely haven't with the loss of romelu
Lowste
Player Valuation: £30m
Totally agree
To watch us now I honestly believe the standard of football we are playing is boarders get of the days of the relegation scraps.
Not saying we will get pulled into a relegation scrap, but the lack of direction and how we play does point towards a very gloomy season
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