@connal_AVFC AV and EFC both grand old clubs. But you have won 1 league since WWI--we have 7 since then, 9 total. We won a Euro trophy in 1985 and would have won more but for the Heysel ban. We have been in top flight longer than everyone, 11 more than you--only 4 years out since 1888.
@HLTCO Before Ndiaye arrived, he was our best attacking player under Dyche, with very sweet left foot and fair end product. But confidence is very fragile, especially since injury in late 2024, which caused him to miss the revival under Moyes. Glasner will need to make him feel valued.
@NilSatisNews Whatever his personal flaws, BK saved our club. He freed us from small-time local chancer Peter Johnson when the club was an utter shambles in the late 90s. We then had by far our most successful period in PL from 2005 to 2016, when BK was chairman-owner, finishing 7th on average
@jason_koebler In-game evidence suggests they are relying on it, almost to the exclusion of any reasonable "eye-test" considerations. Doing the same things again and again and expecting different results. Madness, as they say. Or just arrogant over-confidence in their own brilliance.
@Everton I would suggest he is Everton's greatest manager. He dragged us out of post-war mediocrity, built two great title-winning teams, and kept us elite for a decade. HK was great too of course. But his window of elite success was far shorter.
@ALANMYERSMEDIA In the circumstances, easily 8/10 or 9/10. Gave up two useful but not essential players, while bringing in six that potentially add something valuable or new to what we already have. And actually made a profit, even though broke. Pretty impressive by KT and SD.
@Ianhoran1878Ian@EvertonNewsFeed How did EFC hang him out to dry? They gave him a safe house away from any media storm and continued to pay him till the end of his contract while he was under investigation, despite getting nothing in return. He put the club in a very difficult position, but they supported him.
@Richlloyd1984 We played decent football under Silva and Carlo whenever we had anything like our best XI available. Seasons 2 and 3 under Martinez were a shameful waste of a talented team.
@BarstoolOSU Most complete QB: 1. Smith 2. Fields
Best thrower: 1. Stroud 2. Haskins
Best runner: 1. Miller 2. Barrett
Best field general: 1. Krenzel 2. Barrett
@CraigAn04830449@RainbowToffees Craig, because historically governments, laws, and other social structures have not persecuted, criminalized, marginalized, and otherwise discriminated against "hetero" people.
@EvertonNewsFeed Our most successful period in the Premier League era was 2005-2016 (average finish 7th), the only period when Bill Kenwright was indisputably "in charge" of the club as chairman/co-owner. This is actually a fact, not an opinion.
@EvertonNewsFeed@SportsPeteO This makes no sense at all. AG is arguably our most technical, most creative player. Just had a good year at Lille. If Dyche, unlike Rafa and Frank, plays him in his more natural advanced role in a midfield 3, he could give us at least a good alternative option off the bench.
@balovesfooty Well said, Bailey. At this point, some of our fans are so far gone that they hate BK/"The Board" more than than they actually love Everton.