Nalis Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 Reckon Everton are safe already on the basis that this Leeds teams are highly unlikey to beat Brentford away but might sneak a point. I will be down to Burnley to get 2 points in their final 2 games. 1
Popular Post Finnegan Posted 16 May 2022 Popular Post Posted 16 May 2022 Everton fans, those pillars of morality, deeply offended by vile nasty far right Leicester City (apparently) in trouble for racially abusing Brentford's players. Oh dear. 5
BenTheFox Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 24 minutes ago, Finnegan said: Everton fans, those pillars of morality, deeply offended by vile nasty far right Leicester City (apparently) in trouble for racially abusing Brentford's players. Oh dear. Hilarious how the scenario of about 10 pissed up lads singing about Boris Johnson seems to have grown arms and legs. 1
copunk Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 Do not, and never will understand this love in that the media seem to have with "Everton's fight for survival" Listening to the commentators yesterday you would genuinely have thought they were in for the title etc, because in all honesty the amount of money they have spent to, in reality, escape relegation this season, should surely be a bigger story, I like Frank Lampard but he's getting such an easy ride with the media 1
BenTheFox Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 13 minutes ago, copunk said: Do not, and never will understand this love in that the media seem to have with "Everton's fight for survival" Listening to the commentators yesterday you would genuinely have thought they were in for the title etc, because in all honesty the amount of money they have spent to, in reality, escape relegation this season, should surely be a bigger story, I like Frank Lampard but he's getting such an easy ride with the media I'm not sure how true that is. Almost anyone can see that the problems at Everton run much deeper than him.
Corky Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 1 hour ago, BenTheFox said: Hilarious how the scenario of about 10 pissed up lads singing about Boris Johnson seems to have grown arms and legs. They've got a dyed in the wool Tory as manager. It's all crap. 1
Lambert09 Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 1 hour ago, BenTheFox said: I'm not sure how true that is. Almost anyone can see that the problems at Everton run much deeper than him. unpopular opinion but I think he's done a decent job so far. Got some key results and I think he will get them over the line. Their squad is absolute muck but theyve pulled off a few results you wouldnt have expected. 1
Popular Post Supergray22 Posted 16 May 2022 Popular Post Posted 16 May 2022 Fair play to Jake Daniels at Blackpool. Well done and a brave lad 👍🏻 11
RumbleFox Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 15 minutes ago, Supergray22 said: Fair play to Jake Daniels at Blackpool. Well done and a brave lad 👍🏻 Was going to post the same. Amazing. Needs everyone’s full support. The “youth” get such a bad press but that generation is going to change a lot of things for the better. Showing us older farts how it should be done. Bravo. 👏 x 3 1
Supergray22 Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 3 minutes ago, RumbleFox said: Was going to post the same. Amazing. Needs everyone’s full support. The “youth” get such a bad press but that generation is going to change a lot of things for the better. Showing us older farts how it should be done. Bravo. 👏 x Totally. Embracing diversity in all aspects is the way forward on and off the pitch. What this young man has done today feels like an important step forward. 1
filbertway Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 23 minutes ago, Supergray22 said: Fair play to Jake Daniels at Blackpool. Well done and a brave lad 👍🏻 Also noticed he said he bagged 4 goals after coming out to his mum and sister. Should be looking at about 50/60 goals for next season now 1
Supergray22 Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 1 minute ago, filbertway said: Also noticed he said he bagged 4 goals after coming out to his mum and sister. Should be looking at about 50/60 goals for next season now Sign him up. 1
whoareyaaa Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 (edited) 7 hours ago, TK95 said: Imagine one of our players doing that, the forum would be in uproar Edited 16 May 2022 by whoareyaaa 1 2
Raj Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 Just now, Jobyfox said: Full kit willy puller!! He actually comes across as alright doesnt he???🤣🤣 1
CosbehFox Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 15 minutes ago, Raj said: He actually comes across as alright doesnt he???🤣🤣 I think an upbringing in Norway has slightly brought him up different from the normal footballer robots 1
CosbehFox Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 17 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said: Imagine one of our players doing that, the forum would be in uproar Not after his last ever game for the club. Or end of the season for that matter
whoareyaaa Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 31 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Not after his last ever game for the club. Or end of the season for that matter true Knocky got away with it anyway
foxile5 Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 40 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Not after his last ever game for the club. Or end of the season for that matter Or after scoring a goal a game for three seasons.
rico Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 Can't believe Howe, Vierra and Thomas Frank all being considered for manager of the season
HybridFox Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 12 minutes ago, rico said: Can't believe Howe, Vierra and Thomas Frank all being considered for manager of the season Thomas Frank would never shut up about it
goody2028 Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 4 minutes ago, Chocolate Teapot said: Outstanding tifo from Newcastle. *Camera literally zooms past all of it to show the arsenal fans*. Classic sky.
HybridFox Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 1 minute ago, pmcla26 said: Surely it's gotta be Guardiola? Unless he f*** it up and gives Liverpool the quadruple
FoxyLeon Posted 16 May 2022 Posted 16 May 2022 10 minutes ago, rico said: Can't believe Howe, Vierra and Thomas Frank all being considered for manager of the season Brentford were the favourites to go down weren't they? If they finish where they're now, that's 7 places above the last relegation place, and therefore 7 places above expectation. Everybody had Man City/Liverpool top 2, or top 3 with expectations of a potential Chelsea challenge. If it's purely 'Premier League Manager of the Season', then Frank should be ahead of Klopp. Although Klopp clearly deserves to be manager of the season, if you're allowed to include the context of League Cup + FA Cup + Europe.
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