Time to deliver?

lukecrossland · September 26, 2008

Quite an interesting read if you have a spare 5 minutes. This is what the outside think of Everton and i think its what a lot of fans think.

We must remember tho that we have to get behind the team. Lets be positive!

BBC SPORT | Phil McNulty blog

Cal · September 26, 2008

Mcnulty is a blue.

kenada_blue · September 26, 2008

I just want things sorted on the pitch. I'm getting fed up on the off field antics of manager and chairmen, I just want the team playing well together and riding high in the top ten.

I thought we could challange for silverware on the back of last season, but I just cant see it now. I'd love a good run in the Uefa again but if it doesnt happen its ou own fault and doing. I'd also love a good run in the FA cup but we'll see. The Carling Cup would've been something realistically of going for but we [Poor language removed] that up proper.

Its the league now. We need to start performing and a good performance (not too fussed about the result) if what I want at the moment.

evertonianstu · September 26, 2008

Got to admit that the bit that depressed me was the mention of Everton finding it hard to find investment. Surely we should be an attractive proposition to someone?

davek · September 26, 2008

McNulty is an ex-Echo hack in the pocket of the club's board. He might be slightly questioning of them, but he's concentrated his fire on David Moyes not signing a contract there. We all know if we get beat by those [Poor language removed] tomorrow and go out of the Uefa the club will be in crisis. Cue McNulty putting 'context' forward to help us come to our decision as to who is to blame.

onceabluealwaysablue · September 26, 2008

If i win the euros tonight i would deffo give 50 million to get BK out

coyney · September 26, 2008

To be honest there is nothing there that you could deny,the next two games are huge,and the investment or rather lack of has to be down to what Bill wants ,we are treated a bit like mushrooms which when things are running well is fine,but once things go wrong it leads to all sorts my mothers hairdressers daughters boyfriend knows so and so he said type rumours. (y)

Namdrater · September 26, 2008

Fellaini has cut a tragi-comic figure in his early Everton games, a lost giant finding himself over-run by the little people. Everton's very own Gulliver.