Premier League 2024-2025

[thewobbler]

Avoiding relegation is now cause for celebration at Everton. A club that has lost all ambition and pride #useless

At present they don't have the finance players or management to expect more, they're in a permanent cycle of develop and burn, 1 step forward 2 steps back since Moyes left, still admirable club with a solid history who should expect to improve in time. The stadium move is progressive but it's a shame to see Goodison close it's doors, great traditional stadium, got to 1 PL game in it, was thoroughly enjoyable

Two words that sum up Everton since the early 1990s: Alex Iwobi ie paying over the odds for top 6 cast offs who were no better than their homegrown players.

[jcpen]

Fulham win it at the death. Good result for Liverpool and Arsenal

[Milltown Row2]

Fulham win it at the death. Good result for Liverpool and Arsenal

And Forrest 

#onaplate

[Captain Obvious]

Chelsea as I said already are a side that will be delighted to finished in the top four this season. Nottingham forest are just delighted to be in the top four right now, a sweet win for their manager who Spursy got rid of after less than a month.

[Truthsayer]

Avoiding relegation is now cause for celebration at Everton. A club that has lost all ambition and pride #useless

At present they don't have the finance players or management to expect more, they're in a permanent cycle of develop and burn, 1 step forward 2 steps back since Moyes left, still admirable club with a solid history who should expect to improve in time. The stadium move is progressive but it's a shame to see Goodison close it's doors, great traditional stadium, got to 1 PL game in it, was thoroughly enjoyable

Have been using the finance excuse for years and is actually a myth... so badly run, a series of woeful managers, no pride in that traditional you mention. Am loathe to cite this rag but the misspending has been a joke...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10267415/Everton-splurged-500m-players-Farhad-Moshiri-waste.html

[SaffronSports]

Avoiding relegation is now cause for celebration at Everton. A club that has lost all ambition and pride #useless

At present they don't have the finance players or management to expect more, they're in a permanent cycle of develop and burn, 1 step forward 2 steps back since Moyes left, still admirable club with a solid history who should expect to improve in time. The stadium move is progressive but it's a shame to see Goodison close it's doors, great traditional stadium, got to 1 PL game in it, was thoroughly enjoyable

Have been using the finance excuse for years and is actually a myth... so badly run, a series of woeful managers, no pride in that traditional you mention. Am loathe to cite this rag but the misspending has been a joke...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10267415/Everton-splurged-500m-players-Farhad-Moshiri-waste.html

Wages played a massive part of the problem.

[jcpen]

Man United concede a goal direct from a corner for the 2nd time in a week !

[tiempo]

Man United concede a goal direct from a corner for the 2nd time in a week !

Man in Scotstown free and willing to don the netminder mits, some horse let the scouting department know

[trileacman]

Interesting tactic by united here to bring on Anthony and play with 9 men.

[AustinPowers]

Interesting tactic by united here to bring on Anthony and play with 9 men.

 

This new fella won't last  long if these performances   continue

[jcpen]

Bad week for Man United after the high of the derby win.
Old Trafford also infested with rodents and not just on the pitch   

https://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2024/1224/1488018-man-united-tackling-mice-infestation-at-old-trafford/

[J70]

Man United concede a goal direct from a corner for the 2nd time in a week !

Like the sub last week, Onana weak as f**k under that corner.

[Sheedy]

Avoiding relegation is now cause for celebration at Everton. A club that has lost all ambition and pride #useless

At present they don't have the finance players or management to expect more, they're in a permanent cycle of develop and burn, 1 step forward 2 steps back since Moyes left, still admirable club with a solid history who should expect to improve in time. The stadium move is progressive but it's a shame to see Goodison close it's doors, great traditional stadium, got to 1 PL game in it, was thoroughly enjoyable

Have been using the finance excuse for years and is actually a myth... so badly run, a series of woeful managers, no pride in that traditional you mention. Am loathe to cite this rag but the misspending has been a joke...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10267415/Everton-splurged-500m-players-Farhad-Moshiri-waste.html

good to see Everton being discussed on the board, even quoting daily mail source from 3 years ago.

No secret of the years of mismanagement, fans have campaigned for years to replace the board. New owners are in and new stadium on the horizon, nothing is guaranteed but hopefully can move in right direction again.

No pride in the tradition you reckon truthsayer??
Pride and tradition was the only thing keeping the club going for years, good input though truthsayer..

[Blowitupref]

Man United concede a goal direct from a corner for the 2nd time in a week !

Like the sub last week, Onana weak as f**k under that corner.

Have just watched that goal tonight, more Onana losing the flight of the ball to embarrassing let the ball drop into the net than anything to do with weakness. It appears he owned up to the error going by his reaction after the goal.

[Captain Scarlet]

Can someone tell me if Pep ever had to do a rebuild?

Like Ferguson had 3 teams...maybe more.

I grew up a United fan but love Liverpool these days and would be neutral overall bar City.

Always disliked the money side and never warmed to Pep at Barca either.

I'd like Liverpool to win and a surprise package make Europe.