Romey 1878

Got to start him on Sunday. Scandalous that he was dropped for Onana tonight.

Still waiting for his return from injury.

As shit as he was tonight I hope he's fit for Sunday.

Stop it. Just stop it. I beg.

He also needs to look at himself.

He's going to be on MNF tonight.

He might've just been doing light gym work seeing as Dyche had said he'd felt something after our last game.

In the last few weeks it's gone from saying they're going for the quadruple to it looking like the only trophy they'll get is the League Cup.

Those people tend to see it as some sort of badge honour when in reality they just sound like brainless cunts. I'd hazard a guess that the vast majority that spout it don't even know what it really means and are just jumping on a bandwagon.

https://www.teamtalk.com/everton/everton-sign-skilful-arsenal-star-with-second-player-to-follow-in-eye-catching-double-swoop

The same way he felt last week, I would imagine.

Luton's goal difference taking a pounding.

I haven't really wanted to comment on the past too much seeing as he's dead now but everything we're seeing now comes to back to Billy Bullshit and his narcissism. It was great that he came in and bought the club from Johnson, I'm sure we were all grateful for that, but he never had the money to own a football club and if he'd done what he said he was going to do, which was to sell the club on ASAP then he would be remembered fondly for that. Instead he couldn't let go because of his own ego - biggest blue there is, my arse. So because he didn't have the money to own a football club he saddled us with more and more debt so that he could keep his trainset. More and more debt that helped make his friends rich too, conveniently. 24/7 he was looking for a new buyer apparently so why did it take so long to finally happen? Because Bill Kenwright was looking for the perfect buyer for Bill Kenwright and not the best buyer for Everton Football Club. It was scandalous that he got to stay on in a role of power and it blows my mind that there was so many fans that bought the thought that it would just be a symbolic role with no power. For me, it was obvious from the outset what was happening but I'm not going to lay blame at the feet of the fans because we're all paying for it now. No pointing fingers is necessary. It boils my blood that he didn't put a penny into this football club (that all came out during the Kirkby inquiry), sent it into a spiral, and then sold to make himself a very rich man and his friends even richer. Do you know what's a shame though? It didn't have to be like this, he didn't have to tell so many lies. He could have used him being an Evertonian in a better way - he could have been straighter with the fanbase because he would have got so much more leeway because of who he was. Instead he lied, lied, lied and then finally attacked the very fanbase that makes this club what it is. He was a shit owner and a shit Evertonian. I hate him.

As soon as I saw you'd posted in here I knew there was a mistake somewhere .

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/apr/12/everton-paid-30m-interest-lender-rights-media-funding-links-with-tax-exile-documents-suggest

Chelsea are unbeaten in their last 28 Premier League home games against Everton (W15 D13) since a 1-0 loss in November 1994. It is their longest unbeaten home run against a side in their top-flight history. Following their 2-0 win at Goodison Park in December, Everton are looking to complete their first league double over Chelsea since 1978-79. Chelsea have both scored and conceded at least twice in each of their last seven matches in all competitions. In English football history, no top-flight side has ever done so in eight consecutive games before. Everton’s 1-0 win against Burnley last time out ended a 13-game winless run in the Premier League. Each of their last five league wins have been to nil, with the Toffees failing to win any of their last 12 when conceding at least once (D4 L8). Cole Palmer has been involved in 25 goals in his last 22 Premier League games, scoring 16 and assisting nine. One more assist would see him become the first Chelsea player to register double figures for both goals and assists in his first Premier League season with the club. After a run of 18 Premier League games without a goal, Dominic Calvert-Lewin has scored in his last two appearances, with these strikes earning Everton three points. He last scored in three consecutive league games in August 2021.

Says the fella that wanted to know how much the stadium weighs!

Seeing as the officials aren't even semi-competent, this is a step up.

Anfield surely isn't that bad? Looks like it's been modelled on staple punches but not so bad you'd turn it into that.

Chelsea 1-1 Everton Tarkowski

I think the deal will go through eventually and 777 will be our new owners. It fills me with dread tbh so I'll be hoping that we can survive their time as owners as I don't think it'll be a long tenure.

Yeah, a financial penalty will be fantastic...

Not really seeing as we'd get in trouble with the league again.