The Turning Point ?

[Frank Halfcoate]

I'm so, so glad we got a look beyond the (pay)wall.

Haha exactly.
It's normally subscribers only and people who work for the newspapers themselves, like actual journalists for instance.

 

[Connor]

Haha exactly.
It's normally subscribers only and people who work for the newspapers themselves, like actual journalists for instance.

Evening Frank, glad to see you're well and still posting solely about me x

 

[Dario Terracotta]

We've had far too many "turning points" and the summer window is always seemingly the "most important" ever or out has appeared so the last twenty odd years, hopefully really big decisions are about to be made, scary really as I feel they will either make or break us as a club, however one way or another it will rid us of being in this nothingness vacuum that we are trapped in

 

[bluestevon]

I like the esk, but that article should be filed away under "wishful thinking". There's absolutely no reason to suspect that this gormless fool Moshiri knows his arse from his elbow, never mind has turned the corner toward a famous victory.

I particularly like the history analogues, which are both amusing to anyone with a knowledge of such things.

We turned the tide with that heroic victory in North Africa, more like we beat a German army that had ran out of fuel and replacement parts/vehicles almost as it was all being sent to Russia to try stem the tide against them.

We also would go on according to old Winnie to have better trained troops and better equipment, AHH that must be why the Germans called the British tanks the Tommie cookers.

The war was won because of attrition and russian involvement - the end was hastened massively by the us involvement, we ended up with better trained troops not by anything we did, but by the trained German troops all dying and them throwing kids and old men in (sounds like our recruitment) we ended up with better equipment because all the German stuff was blown up.

Love esk doing a Churchill compariasion with moshiri, if it's true we are truly fooked, Churchill was a oaf who when in moments of sobriety could give a good rabble rousing speech and nothing more.

 

[Yarrgh]

I particularly like the history analogues, which are both amusing to anyone with a knowledge of such things.

We turned the tide with that heroic victory in North Africa, more like we beat a German army that had ran out of fuel and replacement parts/vehicles almost as it was all being sent to Russia to try stem the tide against them.

We also would go on according to old Winnie to have better trained troops and better equipment, AHH that must be why the Germans called the British tanks the Tommie cookers.

The war was won because of attrition and russian involvement - the end was hastened massively by the us involvement, we ended up with better trained troops not by anything we did, but by the trained German troops all dying and them throwing kids and old men in (sounds like our recruitment) we ended up with better equipment because all the German stuff was blown up.

Love esk doing a Churchill compariasion with moshiri, if it's true we are truly fooked, Churchill was a oaf who when in moments of sobriety could give a good rabble rousing speech and nothing more.

I think he may have been relating Moshiri to Churchill the nodding dog in the car insurance adverts.

 

[Seathestars]

I have seen a few false dawns at Everton over the years but I have the feeling that Moshiri is about to take the gloves off and that there will be blood on the boardroom carpet and numerous changes in very senior personnel this summer.

And about time too!

Hope you’re right mate.

 

[Kaiser Soysauce]

You just have to have no moral compass and an ability to talk your way out of helicopter rides.

Ha!