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"Apparently in danger of a points deduction due to financial issues. Really has gone wrong there in recent years, ever since Moyes left they haven't been the same club."

They have wasted an awful lot of money .... what is Gylffi Sigurdsen up to these days? .... on a lot of similar players. Seem a depressed club as Liverpool go further & further away from them. Appointing Lampard was the last thing they needed. Should have gone for a caretaker ... Duncan Ferguson or even Roy Hodgson ... and had a rethink in the summer. A tubby half shaven narcissist who thinks his shit doesnt stink ..... NO

"they're bang in trouble and it's worrying for them when fatso is coming out with shit like ""It is what it is"" when asked about their poor form. he's completely not what they needed as manager, so it makes you wonder who's making such bad decisions at the club"

"No Everton fan would have it that they are roughly equivalent to us. They think they are a massive club who could take any of our players, if they were good enough. They'd probably have a little moan if by some wild, wild set of circumstances they signed Declan Rice. . Deluded idiots, the spurs of the north."

"Not that long back Everton were our equals or better and pushing where we are now, what on earth has happened? Poor recruitment, lack of investment? poor Stewardship? Perhaps we should heed their situation. There but by the Grace of God etc......"

Frank Lampard is not a good manager; you only have to see what he did at Chelsea compared to what an actually decent manager did. Everton have been on the way down for a couple of years with their recruitment of an army of truly mediocre midfielders.

"If old man Woy keeps improving, Frank may be the man to take them down, what a shame..."

On current form that would be four points if they're lucky? Conceivably nothing... They could still finish bottom!

"They have a horrible run in. Liverpool, Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal and us, along with Palace away, Leicester away and Brentford home and Newcastle at home."

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"Manuel 10:42 Sat Mar 12 Re: Everton They wouldn't have BFS, made their feelings very clear about him and got him OUT of the football club. We just put up with him, with barely more than a whimper. I respected that type of passion. Are we the only club that didn’t have a compete melt down after he got his hands on them? Is that because a) he is so good (be careful what you wish for cliche) Or b) his mismanagement completely destabilising clubs?"

"“Nothing is ever good enough, the good old days were the best…” sounds familiar !?"

"Manuel 11:08 Sat Mar 12 Speaking as someone who's married into a family of them, you're onto something there. Evertonians are known as ""bitter blues"" for a reason. They're fatalistic. The way West Ham fans can be negative is nothing in comparison. Everton fans could talk about a 5-0 win as if they'd watched their house burn down. Nothing is ever good enough, the good old days were the best, and everyone and everything is shite. But, as most of us know, they are infinitely preferable to their neighbours."

And I think England's first home defeat against a team from outside Britain? Ireland in a friendly before the Hungary home defeat at Wembley.

The only place in Britain where Bobby Moore scored for England .

"Side of Ham 11:28 Sat Mar 12 Re: Everton Evertonians having Liverpool as neighbours don’t suffer hand me downs or journeymen. We’ve been in such shit at times that these are the only types that would join us. As Bill Shankly famously said ""there's only two teams in Liverpool, Liverpool and Liverpool's reserves"""

"In the days of Everton's holy trinity, which was Howard Kendall, Colin Harvey and Alan Ball, they were a decent side to watch, fucking hate the cunts now though"

"I like Everton, decent club. Much better then that rabble across Stanley Park. Not sure picking fatty to manage them was a good fit. He's a more Vauxhall Conference then EPL Reckon Rooney will end up getting the gig, after Frank gets the old heave ho, and rolls away. Doing a decent job at Derby and learning the right way, unlike Frank."

"I like Everton, decent club. Much better then that rabble across Stanley Park. Not sure picking fatty to manage them was a good fit. He's a more Vauxhall Conference then EPL Reckon Rooney will end up getting the gig, after Frank gets the old heave ho, and rolls away. Doing a decent job at Derby and learning the right way, unlike Frank."

"Things change: there's no law that states that just because things always have been, then they always will be. They'll get no special treatment from either the authorities or the media should relegation beckon. Now think of the knicker-wetting and searches for a ""sensible solution"" that would take place should one of the media favourite ESL clubs find themselves in a similar position."

"Manuel 11:08 spot on I don't particurlarly like Everton, but I respect their fans as you say for the way they drove BFS out"

Evertonians having Liverpool as neighbours don’t suffer hand me downs or journeymen. We’ve been in such shit at times that these are the only types that would join us.

I know an Evertonian and he saves most of his disgust for the people running the club. He like most of the fans did not like or want Allardyce but the one managerial appointment that tops all others and sticks in their craws is that of Benitez. And by a country mile.

"Yea, it doesn't really matter now anyway. But I stand by being impressed by the Evertonians pure vitriol and passion to drive him out. I recall a couple of interviews with BFS and he seemed genuinely shocked by the abuse he was getting up there."

When we got relegated I seriously thought that was us finally done such was the mess. For this reason I think many thought the same and he did like it or not stop the rot even by his signings that first summer window. We were a mess and he reintroduced a back bone…. after that was starting to crack again he was fucked off out of it…..just took 4 years.

"We were never that passionate about getting him out the club, which is why he stayed for four years."