The most embarrassing Everton moment 25/26

Generally the second half against Sunderland.

Turning to McNeil for inspiration. Putting on Coleman for seemingly sentimental reasons. Players not taking accountability for individual mistakes and the manager gaslighting the fan base by claiming the club wasn't ready for European football despite talking about it for months.

Playing on the backfoot at home against a promoted side from the Championship.

Everything that points towards having a loser mentality.
 
Blimey, I have "liked" so many comments on this thread, that it has made me even more depressed. Thankfully the season is almost over. Like a lot of us, I expect nothing at Spurs, but I would not be surprised if we won. It's the hope that definitely kills you
 
You know, I wasn't even embarrassed by that. Way past that at this stage...

I felt utterly deflated. Very sad. Even a little angry.

Embarrassed? Nope. It wasn't me or you or any of the fans on the pitch or in that dugout presiding over that in-character capitulation.

And clearly Angus and Co were definitely not embarrassed by it, or any of the stuff they really should have been embarrassed by, like having no full backs, playing a centre-half out of position all year, buying Thierno Barry, playing KDH out of position all year, not playing Tyler Dibling in any position all year, conceding two goals in the last knockings to Man City, losing at West Ham, being hammered at home by Spurs and Newcastle, hiring World Wrestling Federation set-piece coaches for our corners against United, laughing off Gueye slapping Keane, failing to win at Burnley, drawing at home to Wolves, losing to Wolves in the League Cup, missing every single penalty against Sunlun, releasing a new shirt to celebrate that historic occasion, capitulating at home to Brentford, and failing to screed the stadium roof.

Madness had nothing on embarrassment...
hahaha all fair points, and maybe you're right on the definition of embarrassing.

The "60 grand" being on the screen in emphasised capital letters on Sunday was, for me, when we were getting beat at home again, deeply embarrassing.
 
The sheer number of threads on here to find new ways (the same ways) to vilify our manager.

It’s truly embarrassing. And here’s another one.
If I may, this was never targeted at Moyes specifically. Many have highlighted the Gana-Keane slap incident, for example.

If other choose to go at Moyes, so be it.

There's also an argument that one of most embarrassing things this season is seeing folks on here simping after Bournemouths manager.
 
"Happily Disappointed"

Up there with "We've Had Good Times".
glad this has had a shout early. it's festering this. everyday it gains worse momentum.

for the aficionados, 'yer ma' also needs a shout.

"the NTL cheque is in the account", "what would Everton do", "then they put me in a headlock", going begging to a firm of fraudsters who almost bought the club and had their firm folded 8 months later.

Every sucker punch all season.
 
Well there are so many ways to point out he is an uninspiring dullard.
Well he was not that last year, inspired our club to escape relegation easily.

How many players claim the opposite of what you say? Plenty and frequently.

My view is that he should not have come back, but he has, he’s our manager and I will endeavour to support him until he isn’t. It does not mean I agree with his every decision, but it also does mean that I won’t diss him at every available opportunity, I’ll leave that to the “supporters” that choose to misunderstand that word and frankly wouldn’t know what to do in his position.
 

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