Is all forgiven?

[Tubey]

No FFS

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Silva wants his payoff - he’ll probably start Pickford up front, with Bernard in goal!

 

[BluePaul86]

Derby Day win ends any debate on Silva. It shouldn't be necessary (he should be safe anyway) but that would clinch it.

Would your stance change if they beat us comfortably (which they probably will)?

 

[COYBL25]

The two timing ditherer Moyes,taking wages from us when already knowing he was going to United, would never be welcome back in my eyes. His conning of us came back to bite him in the bum, and his succeeding jobs were all failures. His job at Everton was the best he ever had, and his overblown idea of his own importance caused him to blow it. Not for me. No thanks.

Steve, for once I agree with you there mate.

 

[DanEFC92]

We haven't beaten them in what, 9 years?

What better chance to right that wrong when they have one of the best teams in the Country and ours being one of the worst?

 

[Steve Wigan]

Steve, for once I agree with you there mate.

Cheers! I'll mark it in my diary!

 

[Blues Harp]

Dont lecture me on it mate. I agree that it shouldn't...but it WILL.

No, it wouldn't as far as I am concerned....too much crap has gone under the bridge. Don't think it will happen either.....only my opinion of course....you lecture but you can't take it backlollollollol

 

[Chewbacca]

We’ll be lucky to get nil

 

[brieverton]

Not forgiven, but forgotten rather more easily if he could leave us with such a sweet memory.

I think such is the nature of decision making at Everton, often based on emotion and not logic it seems, it would ensure a 2nd season though it shouldn't.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Lets be honest with the gushing over that 0-2 defeat against City even a draw would probably have half our fanbase wanting to give him a new deal expectation is that low these days.

 

[BlueToff]

Yeah, he would have been.

The league is the bread and butter for a manager. He finished 11th and was going to follow that up with 13th, all the whole already having a relegation on his CV.

Had we won the FA Cup he was not getting sacked. No chance.

I'd argue if he'd got to the final and lost, he would be. But won the thing? He'd have been kept, no doubt.

 

[Connor]

What better chance to right that wrong when they have one of the best teams in the Country and ours being one of the worst?

One of the worst?

THE worst

 

[Lowste]

Yeah, he would have been.

The league is the bread and butter for a manager. He finished 11th and was going to follow that up with 13th, all the whole already having a relegation on his CV.

And a FA cup on his CV
Think people forget that

 

[GwladysBlue]

Had we won the FA Cup he was not getting sacked. No chance.

I'd argue if he'd got to the final and lost, he would be. But won the thing? He'd have been kept, no doubt.

Are you forgetting the ill feeling towards him at the time? There was a vocal majority against him.

I don’t know if you attended the semi-final, but if you did, you’d be aware of the bizarre atmosphere that day. I didn’t know, or hear, a single fan who still had faith in him.

 

[BlueToff]

Are you forgetting the ill feeling towards him at the time? There was a vocal majority against him.

I don’t know if you attended the semi-final, but if you did, you’d be aware of the bizarre atmosphere that day. I didn’t know, or hear, a single fan who still had faith in him.

Not at all. I myself turned after West Ham but realistically had he won the FA Cup I couldn't see him getting the sack. His Everton career pretty much depended on that.

I didn't attend it but was working on it. It was a weird one, really weird. I remember just feeling pretty much nothing when Martial scored. Wasn't really devastated, just accepted it was inevitable.