Moey

http://www.toffeetalk.com/index.php?showtopic=20001 This post sums it all up for me.

Birmingham are shite though. More than half the players on their starting line up wouldn't make it into our squad. The fact of the matter is, we went into the first half not even arsed and then when we conceded two goals in succession, THEN did we up the tempo and give them a game. Pathetic. Should have been that way from the get go. If you are happy to accept that a team one world class signing off being a top 4 team is struggling for a mid table position in the league and is knocked out of the F.A Cup, to BIRMINGHAM, AT HOME then that's your prerogative. Enjoy seeing Steven Pienaar leave in the summer.

We came up against a shite side with no plan other than to lump the ball. 75 percent of the players weren't even fucking arsed. When we went 2 goals down we then began to finally play some football but for fuck sake it should have been that way from the get go. These are shit. Its disgusting that we lose to shit at home.

Hahahaha as if.

Come Summer, let the circus begin.

This season has picked up slightly in contrast to how it started. We are finally climbing the league and still have a run in Europe to go. However, it is disgusting that we got knocked out of the cup to Birmingfuckingham of all teams. Its scary that we can dominate Arsenal at the Emirates for long moments of the game and Manchester City, a team who have spent so much money on quality players, off the field for the full 90. A poster summed it up perfectly in saying that we're probably one world class signing off being a top 4 side. Which brings me to a point I have to make. Watching us play against Manchester City last week - it created the buzz I felt when we were in top form last season (with Mikky and Jags in the team), it made me reminisce about the exact Everton which people here on everton forums, back then, said was 1 signing off being a top 4 side. I know its early to make predictions, but fuck it, I believe that with a decent pre season, and with luck with injuries, next season could be unbelievable. My fear is that the likes of Louis Saha and Steven Pienaar, the ones attributing to this season's comeback, may be tempted elsewhere. Now that we're out of the cup, this is now a more realistic possibility. Lescott wasn't world class. But his transfer, his attitude, and everything about the fiasco knocked us off to a bad start. Furthermore, we were playing Phil Neville at center half, and had no replacements immediately lined up. From there, we went on a road of downward spiral. It also didn't help that we weren't arsed, which was probably complimented by a poor pre season in the United States. All I know, is that if we somehow make last week's form against Manchester City that of consistent, and if we can keep Pienaar and Saha, along with having a great pre season, we'll be unbelievable. But we said that last season, we pondered about the same shit, and it all got fucked up at the start of the season to our disappointment. We have an excellent side, and while I see us play so well sometimes... For some reason, in the back of my mind, I know it will all be fucked up come summer. The facts don't lie. And the scary thing is, its not just one player being linked with a move away this time - its multiple pivotal players. And this time, we most likely WON'T have Europe, and we all know, we definately don't have money.

Fucking disgusting. Strolling into the match not even arsed and then chasing fucking shadows when SURPRISE, we concede 2 goals. That's the season done and dusted. Don't even cross your fingers for the Europa League because the Yobo-Distin partnership will prove to be a casualty. More so, the likes of Pienaar now have less incentive to sign a new contract.

Can't even name one player.

Absolutely no chance.

Fuck the (mind my french) cunt. "Tell us ya favourite goal Rooney boy" Whoppers the EvertonTV muppets are. Live and move on.

There's no point in rushing Arteta back. We have the option of weaving our players in now and its a nice luxury. I think Fellaini and Pienaar will dominate these - we just have to hope that Cahill and whoever is in front of him is firing on all cylinders.