Is revolution the way forward?

Robert Jarvis · January 27, 2011

The author of the article claimed the club was at it's financial limit. How true is that I wonder. Is the bank refusing any more credit and is asking the board to start clearing it's overdraft a bit? Is that where the pienaar money has gone? Is that why players are out on loan to ease the wages burden month by month?

If we are skint as many of us believe, are we really on our uppers and the only course is too sell players? We will have to wait for the next accounts but they won't tell you what the current situation is, only what it was a year ago..

graysharpy84 · January 28, 2011

yep revolution is

chicoazul · January 28, 2011

graysharpy84 said:
yep revolution is

You're like our Che Guevara lad.

Is right.

icburns · January 28, 2011

Not to get all technical, but revolution is, by definition, the way around. There will be years of glory to come, but we'll be back in a similar position before you know it. Fomenting revolution just accelerates the process... for better and worse.

zimblue · January 28, 2011

Selling Rodwell would be utter madness. He is future of Everton FC.

Only players up for sale should be mercenaries like Heitinga or OAPs like Neville.

What we need is tactical revolution, not player revolution.

2 attacking full backs, pacey striker, more power in midfield, goal scoring wide players, a genuine number 10.

We got all these in our ranks. Just need to use the squad we have better.

Come on Moysie, sort it out. We need a new vision.