Relegation 2022/23

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We aren't playing well but there's still more than half a season to play, there's time to turn this around but we need goals, our forwards inability to not only score but keep hold of the ball is hurting us, I'd also add in lack of movement and responsibility taking.

They're starting to look scared again and it'll be the manager who pays the price for these wasters yet again.
 

Terrarian said:
We aren't playing well but there's still more than half a season to play, there's time to turn this around but we need goals, our forwards inability to not only score but keep hold of the ball is hurting us, I'd also add in lack of movement and responsibility taking.

They're starting to look scared again and it'll be the manager who pays the price for these wasters yet again.
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The attack is so far below the standard that it needs to be.

The over hyping of Calvert lewin and Gordon. Both mediocre at best. It'll be the death of us.
 
Zeitgeist said:
The attack is so far below the standard that it needs to be.

The over hyping of Calvert lewin and Gordon. Both mediocre at best. It'll be the death of us.
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I think Dom would score a fair few goals, if he stayed fit. I'm not talking an abundance of goals, yet I do feel if he'd stayed fit we'd have won yesterday.

We'd have picked up a minimum of another three to four points on top of what we would have got yesterday, so we could easily be sat mid-table.

But, he is never going to play consistently, so it's all ifs and buts. However, I fully agree with Gordon as being currently overhyped, with expectations too high.

A decent striker and a winger would be huge for us, as we'd be able to play to Dom's strengths and not over burden his broken body.
 
edge said:
Currently we are the worst team,
Don't think we should be.
Honestly think we have the worst manger.
The fans need to be patient, for what?
yet more impotent, boring football.
We know what we are watching.
He stays even with a forward we are going down.
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Same old dross and system.

He is not a good manager. When he was sacked at Chelsea they were 10th half way through the season.

Tuchel takes over and gets 3rd and wins the Champion league.

People keep saying if he had better players he would do better, well he had better players and Chelsea and cocked that up.
 

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Cheer up lids. This just in from my little grandson. Grrr.......?
 
The reality is, we replaced our best player with Neal Maupay.

Maupay is a handy player, but you need to be playing a certain way to be effective and he isn’t.

Instead, when we should have signed a proper centres forward the previous summer under Benitez, we are now in a situation where Richarlison has gone, and DCL is made of glass nowadays.

Need two prooer centre forwards here in Jan, and god knows how we get them.

Wouldn’t be the worst thing in the world to see the manager actually make a change before 65 mins, and it not be guaranteed to be be a winger for a winger either.
 
Not even angry about it anymore, just depressed. We look like a team that’s going and wants to be relegated again. Yesterdays performance was genuinely disgraceful. I thought my Amazon prime was on slow motion at some points but we were genuinely that slow and lethargic. I don’t understand how we can look so unfit? Onana was embarrassingly bad. So many loose passes and touches which put us into danger and killed attacks. Gordon has that wonderful chance in the first half and hits a tame effort, Maupay looked like he was running through mud when he went through on goal and got caught up with. We barely create any fecking chances and when we do we have strikers who can’t finish or have no pace. It’s done.
 

We're going down if two strikers aren't bought in January.

We all know it. The manager knows it. The club knows it.

So let's see what they do about it.

Personally I think this is an even more dangerous situation than last season, because then we still had a lunatic capable of making cash available for transfers rather than, as now, the PL determining what we can do...and that same lunatic also made a choice to sack a manager and hire a new one...and I dont think he's involved in playing side decision making anymore.

Basically we are now reliant on the board of directors minus Moshiri fluking a Kevin Campbell type signing for Lampard to keep us up with.

Make no mistake about it: forget the relegation scraps of the 1990s, forget the relegation scrap from last season, because this is the greatest existential crisis for Everton's top flight status since it actually happened in the 1950s.

I see our chances of being in the Championship next season as about 1/3 on right now. Almost guaranteed if nothing comes out of left-field to change matters.
 
We are somehow worse than last year, and that’s saying something. Only this time there isn’t two hopeless teams (Norwich, Watford) to take two of the three spots.
We need nine wins from 22. Take out the games vs the top seven as I can’t see us getting anything in them. That leaves us needing nine wins from 15 games. That’s like European places form.
 
davek said:
We're going down if two strikers aren't bought in January.

We all know it. The manager knows it. The club knows it.

So let's see what they do about it.

Personally I think this is an even more dangerous situation than last season, because then we still had a lunatic capable of making cash available for transfers rather than, as now, the PL determining what we can do...and that same lunatic also made a choice to sack a manager and hire a new one...and I dont think he's involved in playing side decision making anymore.

Basically we are now reliant on the board of directors minus Moshiri fluking a Kevin Campbell type signing for Lampard to keep us up with.

Make no mistake about it: forget the relegation scraps of the 1990s, forget the relegation scrap from last season, because this is the greatest existential crisis for Everton's top flight status since it actually happened in the 1950s.

I see our chances of being in the Championship next season as about 1/3 on right now. Almost guaranteed if nothing comes out of left-field to change matters.
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Hard to argue with any of that a Chara, I’d throw in a coup,e of creative players too, if we’re going down let’s at least do it with style.

Think it’s between us, Southampton, Wolves, Forest, Leeds and Bourmouth.

Bar Southampton, the rest look capable of picking up results.
 
Del-boy said:
We are somehow worse than last year, and that’s saying something. Only this time there isn’t two hopeless teams (Norwich, Watford) to take two of the three spots.
We need nine wins from 22. Take out the games vs the top seven as I can’t see us getting anything in them. That leaves us needing nine wins from 15 games. That’s like European places form.
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When you put it like that - Rotherham here we come :(
 
Del-boy said:
We are somehow worse than last year, and that’s saying something. Only this time there isn’t two hopeless teams (Norwich, Watford) to take two of the three spots.
We need nine wins from 22. Take out the games vs the top seven as I can’t see us getting anything in them. That leaves us needing nine wins from 15 games. That’s like European places form.
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We're not winning nine from 22. Certainly not under this manager and definitely not without better forwards.
 

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