WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



arsegrapes 3:04 Thu Apr 7
Fat Frank
Scousers having kittens, Man United next up.

https://twitter.com/soberich/status/1511828530044313601?t=nhKnOTQZ981EHMHRh9ZMYw&s=19

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Takashi Miike 3:14 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
I agree he's made no difference at a!l and was a bad choice, but they were struggling/underperforming long before he turned up

arsegrapes 3:24 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
I just had a look at their remaining fixtures, even Curbs and Tevez couldn't get them out of that imho.

April 2022
Saturday 9th April
Premier League
Everton
12:30
Manchester United
Home 7/2 11/4 Away 3/4
Wednesday 20th April
Premier League
Everton
19:45
Leicester City
Sunday 24th April
Premier League
Liverpool
16:30
Everton On Sky
May 2022
Sunday 1st May
Premier League
Everton
14:00
Chelsea On Sky
Saturday 7th May
Premier League
Leicester City
15:00
Everton
Wednesday 11th May
Premier League
Watford
19:45
Everton
Sunday 15th May
Premier League
Everton
14:00
Brentford
Thursday 19th May
Premier League
Everton
19:45
Crystal Palace
Sunday 22nd May
Premier League
Arsenal
16:00
Everton

Takashi Miike 3:33 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
yes, I think they're going down. especially with burnley having a far easier run in. I'd like to say it would do them good finally dropping a division, but their wage bill until gently was taking up 98% of their revenue. they could be in major trouble when they do eventually drop

Takashi Miike 3:39 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
*wage bill until recently ate up 98% of their income*

Charoo 6:46 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
When the commentator said Fat Frank “will be pulling his hair out” couldn’t be more accurate.

Wonder how long before Jr is off to Turkey for a Rooney!

zico 9:19 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
Frank hasn't got a backroom team with a great deal of experience which hasn't helped I suspect. Paul Clement is probably the most experienced and he didn't pull up any trees as a manager. Chelsea then Everton far too early for a young manager, Rooney has played a blinder.

Lee Trundle 9:24 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
He's done pretty much everything you shouldn't do when managing a club in that position, as far as I'm concerned.

They're fucked financially as it is, so fuck knows what it'll be like for them if they do drop.

Manuel 9:40 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
Threads with fucking twitter links is a big pet hate of mine, really not what this site is about.

As for Everton, what will work against them this season is, apart from being a joke themselves, there aren't the usual 3 even bigger jokes you can rely to stay up by default. Watford and those clown in Norfolk ain't worth the steam off your piss, but Burnley and ginger are not cut from that same cloth. THIS is what will send Everton into the abyss. (unless Leeds implode)

⚒️ 9:47 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
I actually think Watford will make a fight of it. They have some winnable games coming up.

Everton could end up finishing 19th.

Manuel 9:59 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
Crossed - Yea, you may well be right. They have a couple of decent forward players.

dealcanvey 10:08 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
Wonder how long he will keep getting managerial roles based on him being a very good footballer.

Not sure what he has done to warrant getting the Everton job.

Be hilarious if they go down.

Next 4 games Man u, Leicester, Liverpool and Chelsea.

Kaiser Zoso 10:34 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
Putting aside the fact it's Lampard, if that Twitter comment is correct and the board at Everton are looking at sacking him, they've only got themselves to blame for choosing to appoint him as a full time manager when they had the caretaker option.

I hope they go down, they could do with some humility and I would hope it causes them severe financial hardship. They will no doubt be back again at some point, but a bit less trappy when they are.

Vexed 10:51 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
This is turning into a very enjoyable sideshow. Caught some of the game last night in the hope that Everton would fuck it up and sure enough they did. Wonderful to see Lampard finding out that he can't have everything he wants handed to him on a plate like his playing career and these first managerial appointments. Eat that up you cunt. Love it if they went down.

Moncurs Putting Iron 11:03 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
For the comparisons with 'How we used to be' are interested.

Many Decent individuals, including Internationals in the squad but overall the Team performs at much less than the sum of their parts. - Check.

Appointing Managers and buying players based on an outdated reputation and performance. - Check.

Panic buys of others dross in the Transfer Window - Check

The one decent loan signing get injured bending down to get a drink at the water fountain - Check

Not having a playing that suits the players or having players that don't suit the way of playing - Check.

MrTrentReznor 11:07 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
FLJ never had to think about the game whilst with Chelsea.
If Chelsea was struggling in a game the ref would give them a penalty.
FLJ/Chelsea never had to work out how to win a game/breakdown the opposition as the refs did it for them.

Also, when FLJ played for Chelsea his game consisted of running in 2 or 3 oval shape runs in the middle of the field when Chelsea had possession. Then he'd suddenly break from his oval runs & sprint directly towards the opposition goal with his back to the ball.
Sometimes the man in possession played a killer pass to FLJ but more often than not he'd have to pass backwards or sideways & FLJ would then sheepishly head back towards his own midfield as the ball hadn't miraculously appeared in front of him.
He did this 5 or 6 times a game.
He scored a lot of goals but he spent a lot of the game running away from the ball & running around in circles away from the ball.

Northern Sold 11:26 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
Really strange as an Everton STH I know said only a few short months ago that Frank coming into the club was like a breath of fresh air… reckoned everyone there said the same thing….


…. Not heard from him for a few weeks now….

terry-h 11:42 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
If it's correct his contract is 2 1/2 years @ 5 mill pa then he could demand a 10 mill pay off if he gets slung out at the end of the season.
It pays to fuck things up!

paulon 12:33 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
Tubby’s appointment is everything a vanity club like Everton are about

A lot of their lot felt Moyes was holding them back, how’s that worked out for them? About as relevant now as a Southampton or a Brighton

Lato 1:50 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
Clearly out of his depth again. Should have stayed at Derby like Rooney did!

WHUDeano 2:14 Thu Apr 7
Re: Fat Frank
His appointment was ridiculous from the start. Maybe if they were mid table and he had time, but for a team in a relegation battle? He has shown in the past he can't organise a defence, even when the players are high quality internationals at Chelsea. He has never experienced a relegation battle, even as a player. He's also obviously a bit of a cock so he doesn't strike me as a man manager.

Their only hope is to sack him and bring in Duncan Ferguson in the way we did with Brooking. Could they really sack him now though? Or will they already be thinking his experience with Derby will help them come straight back?

Either way, I can't deny that it's quite an excellent side note to our very good season to see him on the verge of overseeing Evertons first relegation in 70 odd years.

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