Gwlad

With reference to the atmosphere on some threads I think a lot is caused by the angst caused over where the club is and particularly how we loyal fans are feeling. It doesn't matter how long you have been a Blue (and for me it is a long time) it gets to you and feelings are running high right now. I hope normal TT exchanges will resume by season's end. 🤞🙏

Expect a loss here unless the players get a different mindset despite anything that may or may not be going on behind the scenes.They owe it to the shirt and "our wonderful supporters who follow us". They are professional footballers ffs, just play. 

Great strike.
Another premature exit from the club. If we couldn't get anything better, why get rid of him? For just 8 million?
Ditto Gray (8 million) - fast, could shoot, could beat a man.
Even Iwobi had skill.
What have we got now? No pace, no skill, no shooting boots, no clue.
Not looking back and thinking these players were any more than bang average, but they are better than what we have.

Well, you say that, Mr Oxford English Dictionary!!

Well, you say that, Mr Oxford English Dictionary!!

Well, you say that, Mr Oxford English Dictionary!!

Well, you say that, Mr Oxford English Dictionary!!

Well, you say that, Mr Oxford English Dictionary!!

😂 just googled an image!!

Willingness? Get him in then!

Yeah I honestly have not been able to understand the hype for a while now. These insane numbers like £50 and £60m keep getting thrown around and I'm over here like "WHAT ARE WE WAITING FOR"

Pleased for Sainz, more please to show Ferrari they have made a big mistake.

Pleased for Sainz, more please to show Ferrari they have made a big mistake.

Hamilton may have made the right decision, whether Ferrari have is highly questionable

Exactly it’s water under the bridge now, we can’t turn back the clock on decisions he may have got wrong there just part of our history now and not our future, although one or two have led to the direction we are heading, the most prominent one being the introduction of Moshiri to the club. 
Being an ardent supporter/fan which he was, and nobody can surely deny that he loved the club it was his life’s dream and his desire to keep hold of his dream in the end became his worst nightmare. 
On a personal level I liked Kenwright because he was owner but more importantly a true Evertonian. 

Looks like it's made out of chocolate. Easter offering from Aldi. 

Hopefully next to the giant cock they've got on their (Spurs) new roof. 

Looks like it's made out of chocolate. Easter offering from Aldi. 

Looks like it's made out of chocolate. Easter offering from Aldi. 

Haf you seriously need to get over yourself, it’s attitudes like yours that got the Buffoon Union laughed out of town
You constantly peddle rumours as facts to suit your agenda the swiftly resort to name calling as soon as anyone disagrees with you
This started with a none story about Dyche allegedly slapping Patterson on the head and you’ve shifted target to BK so you can’t start saying I told you so , sometimes I think you are delighted that things are going badly so you can revel in it
Show me a single post where I have apologised for BK
I don’t want to go over all the BK bollocks again but IMHO he was not the evil, lying parasite you make him out to be
Did he make mistakes? Most definitely but I honestly believe he always made decisions he believed were right for the club 
Why do all ex players and staff , people with actual knowledge of the inner goings on of the club speak so highly of him?
Moshiri is the main reason we are in this mess and his failings dont suddenly make all the shite you have spouted over the past 10 years  right and factual
Its a forum mate, we are allowed to have a different opinion to you
 
 

Good luck to him, just don't get injured.

The more I read (and see) about the stadium, I can't help think how did the club seem to get so much so right with this project (maybe bar the financing), yet fucked pretty much every other aspect of the club up so badly. You wouldn't think its the same club. 
The location is brillient - right on the edge of the iconic Mersy and in the heart of the docks on which the city was built and is famous for.
So much effort and consideration has been made with the regard to getting the best possible atmosphere out of it when its full of Evertonians. Once the bums are on seats and the whistle goes for kick off - how the place 'feels' for those the 90mins (or 100mins these days) is probabley the one if not the most important things for both the fan attending and the player wearing the blue shirt. We have heard so much negative comments from fans moving in to new shiny yet soulless stadiums. If we are potentially playing in it for argubley a 100years, I am so glad so much attention has been paid to this aspect of the stadium. Proof will be in the pudding though 🤞.
It also sounds like so much thought has gone in to the revenue it can generate both on match days and beyond. Litttle things like making a the 'tunnel' resturant area with high game to game availablity so the buzz in the area doesn't become stale just with to much corporate hospitality is a nice touch.
Some seasons ticket seats at £50,000 a pair. If some people got the money and happy to spend it then get them sat down.
I think the design if clever, with the lower rectanguar brick clad area extending out further than the traditional stadium oval bowl shape. Doing this they have created so much more practical and usable space and importantly revenue producing space, which over the year and decades will hold us in good stead. It might not be the 'sexiest' looking design as ultra modern stadiums go, but the stadium has it's own unique look and feel about it - It also look like is belongs in this location. I do like the fact it has very destincive sides and vistas to it and with a well thought out lighting system to it (I assume will be a gives), its going to look amazing for night games.
The stadium is not overly flashy, but is innoative and practical, it would not be suprise to see much of it copied on other future new grounds. 

I use to see a lot of Liz Hurley at Cirencester Polo ground when she was with that Asian chap, especially when William and Harry were playing. I’ve always been to grand for you guys😄

Palfy in the Cotswolds Set? He'll be too grand for us soon.