We aren’t just leaving a stadium, we are leaving behind our shared moments, our joy and heartache. As with all clubs, we have a sense of being part of something bigger, that’s what will be sad on Sunday. No single one of us is as strong as we are together, onwards! 💙
@bbcmerseysport@GiuliaBould@Tim_Cahill@Tim_Cahill I would also like to remind everyone who takes something from the club (ex players, current players, coaching staff and ownership) that they should be grateful for the supporters who pay vasts amount of money for very little delivery. We have a motto. Time we lived it
@bbcmerseysport@GiuliaBould@Tim_Cahill@Tim_Cahill I agree with you on the current owners. Bill Kenwright didn’t sell the club properly. He sold it in stages which then meant we didn’t get the benefit of the change. He then hung around and didn’t let the new regime breathe.
Everyone at Everton Football Club sends their deepest condolences to our former manager Ronald Koeman and his family following the passing of his wife, Bartina. May she rest in peace.
@TopBalc4 Basically Moshiri gave us more to spend than Bill ever did. He also bought a ground. Bill and David have only ever taken from Everton and yet Moshiri gets far more criticism than either 👍🏻
@TheEvertonEnd@RichardBuxton_ Don’t agree with this. The biggest problem we had under Moshiri is that the previous regime (Bill Kenwright) wouldn’t let go. That regime still hasn’t let go through David Moyes and guess what we still aren’t moving forward. That man gave us 500 million to spend and built ground.
@alsmith1971@19EFC85 The club won’t win anything with underdog football, small time mentality and sentiment. I urge you to look at Chelsea who have had more managers than us and won a lot more in that 30 years. Yes they’ve had cash but so did we under Moshiri and wasted it with the wrong people