@F0reverEvert0n He kept us up which is what he was brought into do short term. Football world shuts down end of May. It’s like telling teachers that they can’t go on holiday in the summer if they haven’t got results
I remember in the summer Dyche being at Glastonbury and people thinking it was mega.
At that point he was a few months into the biggest job of his career and survived relegation by the skin of his teeth.
I might be wrong but if it were me I’d be chained to the desk until Everton and relegation battles weren’t a thing anymore. Fella acts like he’s made it.
This is getting ridiculous. If he scored it, not one person would be saying “he scored but I’d have still had McNeil on it” Seen shouts for Tarkowski aswell. Unless you’ve got a specialist penalty taker in the team (Like we did with Baines), it should be the striker to take them
Sorry, I’ll never stop saying it, a professional footballer, especially a striker, should never miss a penalty. IF we get a pen again and Calvert-Lewin is not on the pitch, who would you want to take it?
🗣️ "My whole life has been at Everton... I was a massive part in keeping the club up, so for them to not even show me any credit or thank me, it hurt me a little bit." 😧
Anthony Gordon speaks to Sky Sports about his January transfer from Everton to Newcastle ⤵️
Everyone saying it’s harsh because it was in the league are forgetting that Bruno Guimares got sent off in the last round and still gets to play. Swings and roundabouts.
Balague has always been an absolute clown. It’s not even like the prem dominates Europe. English teams don’t win the Champions League every year. And the hypocrisy when Madrid and Barca already take most of the La Liga TV revenue money.
@Carra23 is spot on just because the money is drying up in La Liga and the brand is failing it’s the Premier Leagues duty to share money across Europe but when they were buying Ronaldo x 2, Figo and Zidane what did they do for the rest of europe? Hypocrisy. @GuillemBalague
Today we received a reply from Farhad Moshiri to our open letter.
We welcome the commitment to take on fan feedback and encourage him to listen to the strength of concerns.
Our current situation is unacceptable.
It’s time for a better Everton.