Palfy

Will it taste the same though.

If it did I apologise, but the last couple of days have been very taxing, and I’m beginning to find it difficult to see what’s humour and what’s not. Not one of my best weeks to be honest Everton lose and no one bought me an Easter egg

I’m referring to anyone who thinks it’s clever or acceptable to reply to someone’s post by taking a cheap shot at someone, as a way of expressing their feelings towards that person and not that person’s opinions. I can hardly tell the person who has reacted fairly or unfairly to a post that was targeted to cause provocation to stop reacting negatively and defend themselves. So if you revisit the last 2 hours you might understand who I’m talking about and why.

Maybe best to send a big boat just to make sure is ego fits in

Exactly it’s not rocket science.

This is where Thelwell and Chong need to step up to the mark and earn their corn, instead of sitting on their laurels and hoping that whether we stay up or go down they will be safe.

I believe you mate we saw it in the game against Bournemouth how the players aren’t responding to him anymore.

Nail on the head. Thing is he must thinking where are all the other guys they should be backing me up. But maybe just maybe people are getting fed up with using personal attacks as a form of winning an argument, isn’t it better to say why you disagree with something, or say nothing if you’re going to respond in a negative way.

And isn’t that disappointing to see after 3 week training camp in Portugal touted by Dyche as great opportunity to bond try new things and come back stronger and better for the opportunity.

Not the case, his goals per minutes played far out stripped DCLs, the biggest problem was he wasn’t given a fair crack by Dyche. He has shown what he is capable of, look at his goal against Chelsea the end of last season, control, strength, power, and accuracy, that’s what he can do given the opportunity, he needed a proper run in the team, but the manager couldn’t see that he was overlooked in favour of Maupay, seriously wtf was that all about.

If we lose to Newcastle without showing a decent fist of it, do you think Dyche should be still leading us out against Burnley with all that is riding on that game. It’s no secret where I stand on this, all though I haven’t been happy with the team selections and tactics for some time now, I pretty much sat on the fence when it came to is sacking not any more I’m fully convinced he should be shown the door. I’d be interested to hear what your thoughts and anyone else’s are on Dyche’s future as our manager.

It’s time to stop making excuses for him and time to replace him whilst we still have the time to do so. I believe we are blindly heading out of this league, TT is not a fair representation of the rights or wrongs of whether he should be replaced, it will be interesting to see how him and his team are received in the next home game against Burnley, and god forbid if we lose or draw what the reaction will be. Personally if we lose to Newcastle without a good show I wouldn’t want to see him in charge against Burnley. We are talking about our future here and that’s surely the most important thing, not whether Dycke loses his job or not. No matter who the manager was at this moment I would be saying the same thing, no win in 12 and only 5 points with the real chance of relegation and a quarter of the season remaining, I would be calling for the manager to be replaced, so please don’t think I am saying this because I have an agenda against Dyche, I say this because I have a real fear we will be getting relegated if we stick with him.

Newcastle 3-0 Everton no one

Exactly the same. I’ve lost all motivation we see the same shit and hear the same crap coming out of Dyche week in week out. The players might occasionally change, but the tactics don’t because of the belief from Dyche that we are doing the right thing, surely results would suggest otherwise for anyone with an ounce of football knowledge. I look around and think how can we change this, and the only real option is sack the manager, and if anyone else has better solutions or solution to stop this becoming our worst run ever at the wrong end of the season in PL then please say, without the we have to stop sacking managers because that isn’t going to us for potentially going down. We have 9 games left and need a minimum of 9 points to have any chance of staying up, and let’s not forget we have potentially more points to be deducted. I really struggle to see us getting those points under Dyche and rather wait and see us fail to try and achieve that in the last 9 games, I see the option open to us is to change the manager in the the hope of changing our results by changing the players mindset. But like I say if people have better option then I’m sure we would all like to hear it.

Not because he’s got the ability to finish his chances which he as proven where ever he has gone. There are players who have a natural ability to score no matter where they go and he is in the bracket no matter what the level. You could present the chances he’s had to DCL and Beto and they wouldn’t finish anywhere near his tally, because they don’t possess that ability to be clinical and consistent in front of goal. And I’m sure that in games where we were having 15-20 attempts at goal he would have got 2 a game on average, and just maybe we could have won those games instead of losing them or at best getting a draw. Dyche fucked up by telling him he wasn’t in his plans, the 8 million hasn’t helped us fight the charges related to the 22/23 season, his sale won’t be accounted for until the 23/24 season year end finishes, so of no benefit this season unlike his goals. And then next season we have to find the 30 million for Beto, and the 18 million for Chimitti and they definitely aren’t any better, in fact there’s a very good argument that they are a lot worse.

Okay no offence taken if you had used an imogi then I would have realised it was in jest. I hope you understand why I have asked and why Haf has responded in the way he has, it’s been a little bit tense the past couple of days, and I thought you were just stoking the fire because it was dying out, when I feel at this moment in time it’s best to let the fire burn out, because the debate and arguments have become personal and serve no benefit, unless of course the agenda is more sinister in itself. So apologise for not getting your banter on this occasion, but I hope you understand by what I said.

That’s confused me too, what was your argument or agenda for making that point, honestly I really don’t understand?

If correct it means the clubs destiny is still very much in its own hands in a financial sense, but this is all dependent on staying up this season. Some big decisions to be made still this season before we reap the benefits of our frugality next season. If we go down we go out of business it’s that serious and that simple.

Scored 2 against Wolves a few weeks back, and Wolves are 10th in the Premier League so he’s not just doing it Championship teams.

He left because he was told by the Ginger winger he had no place in his plans, if anyone couldn’t see that he was a great finisher then they deserve a manager like Dyche. I remember a time when Everton supporters had pride in how they wanted the club to play, that’s seems to have disappeared, to think with the right management we could have had Simms smashing balls like that into the net for us, but alas we’ve got an absolute prick managing our club and a bigger one who owns it. This season Simms is simply better than what we have and we let him go for close to what Gomes is picking up a year in wages, fucking ridiculous decision from a team and a club with no direction. But then of course what do I know, I’ve been telling this story for 2 years now that he is a clinical finisher and we needed to keep, whether some like it or not I know when a player is worth keeping and developing, even though I was ridiculed by most for sticking to my guns

Simms gets another brace, once again doing what our players aren’t capable of and scoring with regularity. Look at his first an absolute brilliant strike, DCLs never hit a ball like that in his life before that’s the sort of technique I could sit and admire all day pure perfection.

Agreed you could feel his pain.

Yeah definitely mate the more we talk about all things Everton the better, and then maybe we will spend less time discussing each other. Not saying I don’t want to talk about you for any other reason than talked about, I’m sure you're a very interesting person

Newty I like what you said, but can I just add Haf is a decent bloke he is with me and we disagree on more things than we agree on, now some who will disagree with what I said will probably say it’s because we are out the same pod, and that’s fair enough but all I can do is try and be as honest as I can.

It’s is spiritual home he’d jump at the chance of coming back, after all he hasn’t really made a success out on his own. Plus we need some sort of change if we want to win another game this season. A trio of Everton legends could give us bounce back to win 3-4 of our last 9 games. Obviously this for me would be a dream scenario but not an unachievable one, we just need those in charge who ever they are to take control and release Dyche.