Everton FC E-mails 184 - The Derby @ Goodison 2005
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Our History There
is a lot of talk about our history at Everton. Well here's a piece of
fact that worries me. Everton have only lost 6 league games before Christmas
twice in the last 50 years. The first time was 1950/51 when we were relegated
and the second time was 1993/94 season which took a major exchange of
brown envelopes and most of the crowd needing a new pair of underpants
long before the end of the game. I think personally David Moyes has lost
his way which is a shame as he looked like the real deal for us but his
downfall has been the transfer market which ultimately will be seen as
his Achilles heel. David Moyes came to us with the potential to be a great
manager but picked the wrong club to further his career as he is never
likely to work again for a bigger shower of gobshites and arseholes(the
board) as he has over the last four years. Thanks Dave you did your best
but at least you can walk away were stuck with the cunts till they put
us out of our misery and bury us. Lack Of Vision Moyes reckons the answer to our problems is to keep working hard and to keep to doing the right things in training... Well if he calls the performances in 2005 the 'right things' then obviously the message and statistics are not getting through his ginger barnet! We have little width, no penetration, no positive consistency in attacking selections and line ups and he doesn't even know the best positions for 5 or 6 of his players. We need to be working on creativity and aiming to move forward by playing smarter football... not headless chicken chasing. In the derby what tactics did we have other than the back for pumping the ball towards beats in the hope he may get a flick on? what kind of tactics are they? Moyes simply can't see the wood for trees.. he just stands on the byline looking at whats going on without being able to digest and interperate the real issues as to why we are struggling. He's been here nearly four years. We have NEVER been an exciting side to watch, and in our two 'good' seasons have finished with a negative goal difference. I don't think we will ever see a side finished top 4 again with a more goals against column. We were bloody lucky and shouldn't still be living off it. Edward Riley. (31/12/05) Happy New Year Dear
Bluekipper, Could you please send someone round to pinch me. According
to our Number 2, he and our Number 1 have not spent much time talking
about possible transfer targets. Surely they are not leaving it to BK
and KW to sign "SUTTON, McLEOD, CONCALVES, BASINAS, PICHLMANNE, HALMOSI,
WHALEY, LENNON, EARNSHAW and SHITTU (Dan to his mates) all on their little
lonesome. He says they have been busy in training.......surely not about
defending, attacking, scoring or even closing a midfield down. Do me a
favour Number 2 give the great EVERTONIANS of this site a bit of credit.
Number 2 also says he is looking for 6 points over the next 2 games...so
are we mate!!!! Get Behind The Team WE ARE IN A BAD WAY; BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BEHIND THE TEAM AND THE MANAGER ESPECIALLY. SO COME ON U BLUES. LIKE SOMEONE ONCE SAID "WE ARE THE PEOPLE'S CLUB". LET'S PROVE THAT SOMEONE RIGHT. EVERTON, EVERTON, EVERTON. If anyone can...DUNCANCAN. Pentwyll. (31/12/05) Leave Moyes Alone If you people are really Evertonians then you will shut up and support the team. Everton are great. We are just going through a bad time so sort yourselves out! For christ's sake! If you are that pissed off go and support the redshite or Wigan! Leave Moyes alone. He's got most players injured anyway. blue gurl. (30/12/05) Enough Is Enough MOYSEY WE DID LOVE YE BUT JUST GO NOW ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. Austie. Kirkdale. (31/12/05) Should Moyes go?? out
of the 3 and bit seasons Moyes has been with Everton he has pulled us
out of the certain relegation fate that we were left in by Walter Smith
and then went on and nearly got us into Europe the following season. Only
for all this good work to be undone by one of the worst seasons in our
history, the next. Then he magically manages to produce our best league
position for nearly 20 years and get us into the Champions League !!!
Only then to plunge us into another relegation battle and fill the club
with the biggest sense of despondency I can remember. Do The Players Care? There
are only two players fit to wear the famous blue shirt - Martyn and Arteta.
The rest wouldn't get into my old pub side, including Cahill. Do they
care? On £25-£40K a week, er no! Holdo. (31/12/05) Post Derby Lets get a few facts out the way... Kevin kilbane is shite, fact. Moyes doesn't appear to know what he's doing at the moment and has signed some woeful players, fact. Bill Kenwright is a clown, fact and Kevin Kilbane is shite again, FACT! What is consistently the only good thing about Everton?The fans! We know we've got some shite players and a chairman with no money to change things but the fans really can make a difference. We've all had our moan (and quite rightly too!), but now its time start doing what evertonians do best and really get behind the team and try to make that little bit of difference, starting at Goodison. Lets get it rocking again! No Kevin Kilbane's were hurt in the making of this e mail...unfortunately. Athers. (31/12/05)
The
last 2 matches I've been to ,villa away and the shite at home not once
did i here davey moyes name praised in the pubs or around the ground you
always got a good davey moyes chant but that has fallen on deaf ears are
the loyal many starting to realise that he's not the man for the job.
is it time for him to go now..but who do we replace with? I am always
a firm believer in better the dog you know thing. Maybe we should care
if he's got red hair. Sorry Davey but our beloved club is not value for
money any more. I've not missed in years, but now I am giving you three
away's Sunderland, Millwall and Portsmouth and they couldn't be more further
away ( and put more strain on my pocket ) to put some fight back into
our club. You should remind are players our clubs motto. ''nil satis nisi
optimum'' and have them recite it if they don't know it. But I think that
a lot of our players have got the own motto....''£££££££££££' Derby & Stuff The irony of the Derby debacle (or at least some of it) is that the first 2 goal scorers shouldn’t have even been on the pitch if the referee in the Shite v Barcodes game had done the right thing by showing them both the red card!! Add to that the fact the Mr Liverpoll once again had a mare of a game chalking off a perfectly good Biffa strike and showing needless red cards to Arteta and Neville and you could be forgiven for thinking that we were hard done to. In reality we were beaten by the better team (Christ I hate admitting that), they have everything we don’t, Pace, Ability and clinical finishing and all of these weaknesses HAVE TO BE ATTRIBUTED TO MOYES!! After finishing last season with a goal difference of -1 and knowing that Duncan was looking forward to his 34th Birthday he went out and bought 2 Left Backs to add to the other 2 left backs we thought we’d seen the back of and a centre half who clearly looks shit scared in the Premier League. We shouldn’t get distracted by Kenwright's attempts to sign Owen or Bellamy. In my opinion they were just this seasons version of Alan Smith the season before ie. Lead the fans to believe we mean business . . . .bollox!!! How did bungalow Bill intend paying these people Owen allegedly £125K. I foe one am sick of being taken for a ride!!! It’s time I feel for Moyes and Bill to share a taxi to Fuckoffville and lets get some one in to our great Club who can lead us in the right direction and not up the garden path. Our motto ‘Only the best is good enough’ these days is more accurate as ‘mediocrity should be aspired to!!’. Chris Watson. Season Ticket Holder and Bucharest traveler (but that’s another story!!) (31/12/05) HOPE! There
is always HOPE and I believe the boys will turn this round. We all accept
that fans are entitled to opinions but if Moyes goes then so does EFC!
Its been the most depressing time for us season ticket holders/Fans. Like
the majority if fans DM is not a quitter and he will be hurting (and rightly
so). Keep Moyes Until End Of Season & Then Decide First of all I’d just like to say that I don’t go to the match all that often, simply because I can’t afford it but I do watch the boys on sky and I feel extremely sorry for anyone who has paid to see them lately, they look totally inept, I can’t put my finger on what is wrong a the moment but I have to say that simply bringing back Gravesen won’t solve it as some fans seem to think. If you watch the derby game, there was no doubt that the players wanted to win it but when 2 centre backs can’t do their jobs it’s not surprising the heads drop. If I’m honest I think Yobo needs to look at the tape and explain directly to the fans why he was jogging back instead of being right where he should have been when the shite scored the first goal and why he actually moved out of the way of Gerrard’s shot as well. The team needs a major change around, there are some good young lads sitting in the reserves like Hughes, Wright and perhaps Anichebe (young and eager and most importantly does score a goal or two) and Vidarsson so why doesn’t Moyes give them a shot ? they might just help to change things around, in respect of Kroldrup, I heard and read many things about him being absolute shite etc etc etc but the blame for his bad debut must surely lay with Moyes, in the games where we were struggling due to Weir’ s errors etc, Moyes should have brought Per on to get him used to the game and also to shore up the defence, that way he wouldn’t have looked so out of his depth as he did against Villa. I know it looks bleak but I do believe we will get out of it and I also believe that the time to replace Moyes, if it comes at all, is at the end of the season and not before. Andrew Boyer. (31/12/05) It's over to you Mr Chairman They
say there's always 2 sides to an argument, on one side there's the recent
e-mail from Sean Whelan and on the other
there's one from Jack Warner. I'm on Jack's
side, I'm sorry Sean your argument does not stack up. The players are
Moyes players. We have spent £25 mil on his choices. It's not working
Sean. Why
do we always shoot ourselves in the foot time after time by looking too
far ahead and building expectation to an unrealistic level? Moyes arrived
at the club and consolidated our status in the premiership. The following
season was an big improvement but expectations went from safety to 'we
want europe' following that was a disaster season in which reality bit
us again. Then the highs of last season, a remarkable roller coaster that
nobody saw coming, especially if you were at the pre season friendly at
Turf Moor!!! Let's get behind em!!! I agree with Sean Whelan. Come on lets get right behind the team. Ye I know there's not much to shout about right now but come on it's not gonna do the team any good by booing em. We all know the team can perform. They showed that last year but how can they if they are getting stick all the time off the fans! Ye something's gotta give. We can't carry on like this but in the mean time just be supporters! TRUE BLUE. (31/12/05) SCOTTISH PLAYERS AND MANAGERS As an Evertonian exiled in Glasgow, it’s been painful to watch. Do us a favour and let Moyesy go. When your team’s struggling on the park, you don’t stand silently on the side trying to give the players the “Vulcan Death Stare”. Coaching and managing are now a science (and possibly always were). You need knowledge and imagination, and sorry DM, you don’t have them. As for the players, let Weir and McFadden go as well. Scottish football’s “mickey mouse”. No more Jocks. Trust me, I’ve seen it at first hand. We can still stay up but it’s looking scarier every week. The “ghosts of players past” (Bally, Howard, Latch, Mick, Sharpy) must be turning in their graves. Brian Telford. (31/12/05) TIME TO STAND UP AND BE COUNTED Not the players, we already know they need to turn it on – now it’s the Fans who need to prove they are worthy to wear the blue shirt. Lets face it, we’ve all been there, on a cold, wet, windy winters day, watching yet another dire performance from our team, and the frustration boiling away inside you needs some kind of outlet. What can we do? Realistically we’ve only got three options. 1)
Leave early I’ve never, ever, had the heart to walk out on the blues during a match. Oh I’ve felt like it, and I’ve felt like walking away from the game for good, but the trouble is I love Everton, its our club, the People’s Club, and no matter how badly the club treats me, I know I’ll be back. The club is like a wanton temptress who beguiles me with promises of what we used to have together, sometimes the club delivers, and sometimes it leaves me jilted and bemused. And I admit that option 2 is an easier option. After all I’ve paid my money so I’m entitled to have my say if I don’t like what I see aren’t I? Oh, I’ve definitely said a few words when we’ve missed a sitter, or gifted a goal, but I don’t understand these fans who deliberately pick out a player or the manager and verbally abuse them during the game because the match isn’t going their way. But what does that achieve? Does it make them feel any better for having “got it off their chest”? I doubt it. Maybe they just want to be able to boast about it down the pub afterwards; “I told him straight I did!”, but if a player is playing badly because they are low on confidence, then slagging him off is going to make him worse not better. The only team you’re helping if you slag our players off is the opposition. They must love coming to Goodison, knowing that the players are more scared of making individual mistakes in front of their own fans than they are of losing as a team. Yes, these players are professionals, yes, they get paid thousand’s every week, but they are still human and if you were constantly barracked in work, you’d lose heart too wouldn’t you? That leaves the only other realistic option available to us, the one that most of us already choose - to get behind the team and support them EVEN when they’re losing. I know its hard, I’ve been there myself and found it galling to cheer the players on when they seem to have given up – but that’s OUR job, that’s what WE are there for, because if you tell someone week in, week out that they are crap, then they might end up believing you and it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. But if you cheer them on and show them that you believe in them, then they may start to believe in themselves too. So next time one of our full backs makes it to the by-line and puts his cross into the upper Gwladys, clap him for getting to the by-line, don’t barrack him for making the mistake. If you encourage him he might get forward more often, and even if 90% of the crosses end up in the stands, it only takes one to be on target for us to get a goal. So COME ON YOU BLUES – STAND UP AND BE COUNTED! Sack the Juggler. (31/12/05) The Board People are criticising David Moyes but seem to be forgetting about the knobhead's on the board and yes I include that wonderful BLUE BILL. For the past two seasons we have been getting investments from people that never ever materialise, so lets not ignore these pricks when the shit is hitting the fan. Mitch. (31/12/05) What About The Other Keane? Having predictably failed to sign Royston Keane and seemingly blown our chances of signing Robert Keane, perhaps we'll turn our attention to their Irish cousin Notso. Yours in Royal Blue. Paul, Croxteth Park. (31/12/05) Current Shite This shite, has been going on for far to long we have never replaced the 80's lads, Sharpy etc. The telling difference between when we where going to sack Kendall in the early 80s was that the crowds at Goodison where very low. Today we are seeing high crowds at Goodison and from the business end of things if the crowds are turning up week in week out then they will see it as there is nothing wrong. It is about time we let Uncle Bill know how we feel. I work in the Players lounge and get paid to watch the game. Dream job I hear you say, like shit I don't even want to get paid to watch the shite that are playing. Dixie Dean, Graeme Sharp, Sheedy, Ratcliffe, Kendall, Ball and Harvey God bless them all and thanks for the memories. I feel it will never be the same again. Unfortunately Moyes the messiah cannot attract the names eg Scott Parker going to the barcodes I rest my case. Sack them all from Chairman to the Tea lady and start from scratch. Ask the starting eleven on saturday what nil satis nisi optimum means and you will have the answer. Regards. Graeme Stokes. (31/12/05) No more 451 Why is it that Mr Moyes is happy with a draw at half time in the derby? 4 5 1 at home does not work no more. We can't buy a goal never mind a player. Csherlocks. (31/12/05) Relegation On The Cards This will be the last Christmas/New Year that Evertonians will see in the Premiership for some time. The performances of the past few weeks have been diabolical. There is no saviour on a white charger on the horizon. Everton are currently in the position I expected them to be last season but by some miracle of teamwork and management I was proved totally wrong. So what is so different this year? I wish I knew but I wish Moyes, Kenwright knew even more. I think visits to Plymouth, Cardiff and Burnley are more likely than Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool next season. Keith Farley. (31/12/05) Quote from DM Moyesy
reckons he won't have enough cash to buy who he wants. Moyesy says: "I
think it will be a tight transfer window for us in terms of what we can
bring in. We know what we'd like but, given the money involved, we most
likely won't be able to do what we want." The Board I agree with john Y. There's something not right at the club and to me it's down to the board. Why? What's the chairman done since he's been in charge? There's no money for the january sale's and there again what's davey boy done in the transfer market? Bought a load of crap. Yes it's down to the player's on the pitch, but like it was said before there seem's to be no pattern in the play. Frustrated blue. blue peter. (30/12/05) Disappearing Fans Four
defeats, a sack full of goals conceded and the worst Christmas in years!
Sad to say, its a bleak New Year ahead. Throughout all of this season,
the one thing that concerns me almost as much as the shite we are playing,
is the shite response by fans especially in the Park End who piss off
home / pub / lap dance bar or to their nan's with 15 to 20 minutes to
go. Quite Unbelievable I am personally at an all-time-low. I will always love the club but something has got to give. I am quite depressed and Xmas has been shite. There has to be a big shake-up. Moyes to be Director of Football and bring Mike Newell in.........please. TRULY BLUE AT THE MOMENT. DYLAN MORGAN. (30/12/05) Hard Times Christmas has now passed. It's time players took it on board now what they are doing to the club, the fans ,the board, and Davie Moyes. This time last year every one was in dreamland. Now it's a mare. Sometimes you get a mauling and you have to take it on the chin, but then you sort it out for the next match. What we are seeing is park football. Everton are a team of tradition, of fight and honour. These people don't deserve to put on blue jersey of Everton., I'm sorry. I come from Cornwall at least 5 times a season. So far pompey, scum, boro in cup, bolton, and the shite. Out of that lot 1 goal has been scored. Tell me is worth it when it's costing me 90 quid a time? Amanda Gill. (30/12/05) Jesus,
where do we start (worse than that; where are we going to finish), If
Weir's legs are starting to go (lets face it, he never had too much pace
to start with), why doesn't he try opening his fucking mouth, you used
to be able to hear Peter Reid's big mouth 20 miles away on matchday, sorting
shit out. Moyes Will Go - In His Own Time I think that David Moyes will go. But not until he has proved all the doubters wrong. When he arrived he called us the peoples club and sparked a wave of hope We lost Rooney then had a great season. Throughout the whole time that David Moyes has been here I honestly believe that David Moyes has been honest, hardworking Brave and determined in everything he has done at our club. He can hear the abuse he is getting and any other manager would have walked by now. But this is David Moyes we are talking about Please keep this email on your site so all your doubters can read it at the end of the season. David Moyes will be the next Man utd manager they have been watching him for many months and we have already seen in the press how he has a 'Special relationship" with sir Alex. The only reason Ferguson has not gone is because they are waiting for Moyes. He will turn Everton around and we will finish Mid Table then everyone will be saying "Great manager that David Moyes" Then he will go because he will still hear all the crap that was dished out when the chips were down Its all very well people writing in and claiming to have a rite as a supporter but i do not agree we should be attacking him the way some have. David Moyes can make Everton great again and he will finish his job. I Believe we have lost him already and he is destined to go to Man utd. So well done all you so called Evertonians you have proved to me that the club is not the only thing that is in trouble It's our Fans as well. I actually think we could have won on Wednesday if a few decisions had gone our way. and i am not disappointed with result i am more disappointed with the way our fans Booed the team off the pitch phoned local Radio and demanded Moyes be sacked and we should get Peter Reid.What will we all do when Peter Reid has a bad season are we going to call for his head as well? we need to dig in and fight our way out of this and support the team? I was gutted to see Yobo move his head out of the way of Gerrard's shot for the second goal and David Weir's feeble excuse of a tackle for the third goal. How can you expect Moyes to put it right? does he click his fingers and put a few defenders on? Yobo is a class international Player we need to be asking him why he moved out of the way of the shot not shouting for moyes to go. I would die for Everton I wouldn't move my head out of the way i would take the hit for the cause so why didn't Yobo? I would have steamed in with the tackle if i was playing for Everton.just like thousands of us would but why does Dave Weir stick a foot out like a 90 year old? playing footie down the park with his Grandson? These are the same players who last year were heroes. Is that David Moyes fault or the players? Sean Whelan. (30/12/05) Well and Truly Over I
think Mr Moyes time at the helm is well and truly over! I for one am sick
to the back teeth of him blaming bad luck and this ref don't like us etc. I don't know who we gonna get in his place but his record speaks for itself! we are shocking, we got the worst home record in Great Britain! we are a laughing stock at this rate our goal difference will be a new all time low record! only Sunderland have conceded more goals than us, only Sunderland have lost more games than us! Come on Bill if Moyes ain't man enough to walk then get fucking shut and lets move on! I got two young kids and they look at me like I am a twat, why does daddy support a shit team , and why do we have to!!!! at least I can recall the Glory of the eighties short lived though it was thanks to some wall pushing shenanigans in Brussels, But the poor Blues of the future have nothing to shout about anymore! "And if you know your history......!!" you gonna have to know it cos we got nothing else! Matt, Knotty Ash (season ticket holder Lower Gwladys) The blame for our sad demise lies fairly and squarely with Moyes and his coaching staff. They are the people who devise the game plan and train the players to play to the game plan. The present playing staff are all Moyes signings or have received new contracts through him. Moyes and his coaching staff are totally devoid of any attacking ideas whatsoever. Bang the ball down the field as hard as you can and run like the wind to catch it. How often do we have a player in the top third of the field capable of delivering a decent cross or a pass to a team mate? Moyes and his coaching staff by their methods have choked all manner of creativity from the playing staff. On the rare occasions that Beattie has received a half decent cross he manages to get on the end of it. Give him the service and he will deliver. He is a proven scorer. The ball is humped up to him in exactly the same way that it was humped up to Duncan. Beattie won most of the aerial balls in the derby game but he was isolated. Our players when in possession never look relaxed on the ball. They give the appearance of a suicide bomber in a market place. We go a goal down and Moyes stands there stone faced and is incapable or chooses not to make a change to get back into the game. The lack of goals has not just come about. It has been manifest since he came here. Beattie was a positive move but he has like every striker got to receive some degree of service. He is a striker not a defender. He was booked outside our area in the derby. He has cleared quite a few balls from our area from corners etc. We are so defence orientated it is now in the players psyche that getting forward is no longer an option. The DVD of David Weir's cock-ups will be in the club shop within the next few weeks and Bill Kenwright has given the part of Doctor Dolittle to Kevin Kilbane in his latest West End production. Moyes and Kenwright have got it stitched. Picture the scenario in a few months with Wyness trying to make a case for the increase in price of season tickets for next season. We started 2005 selling Tommy Grav and look at our record since he went. We want goals and not excuses. Jack Warner. Lifelong Blue. (30/12/05) Why? I
am disappointed about the result last night, but if I am honest and lets
face it Evertonians are, I can say we were beaten by a very good team.
That's it really 'team'. We are not playing as a team and conceding that
3rd goal was a terrible end to our hopes of making a game of it. It's
not the losing to them that really bothers me. It's West Ham, Bolton,
West Brom, Villa and the rest of the garbage. Why do the shite appear
to be heading in the wrong direction then from nowhere become a force
again? Why do we go the other way? It's obvious their club is run far
better. They can keep Gerrard. We can't keep Rooney. We are the poor relations.
That's a fact. Derby match - Beaten out of sight We
were out fought and out played by a better team with better quality players
who had the will to win and who were ultimately better organised. It's
dreadful to see the depths that the current squad have plummeted to. There
are the usual exceptions, with Cahill and Arteta, but forget the rest.
It looks like we may survive again this season by the skin of our teeth,
but it's just not good enough! Questions have to be asked? Of the managers
choice of buys, of the managers tactics? and of the commitment of the
board to back the manager in the transfer market? or are they too now
having doubts about the manager? Arteta Was it just me, or did he try his best to get sent off after the first booking? Phill R - Exiled blue. (30/12/05) It's Not His Fault I'd
like to add to the debate about whether David Moyes should stay or go.
David Moyes is a good manager, there's no doubt about that. We've finished
7th and 4th in the last three seasons. He is however living off the back
of that success at the moment and our poor run of form is not confined
to this season. We've been poor all round since January and I bet we've
not won 10 premiership games in all of 2005. How Much More? WBA - 4-0, Bolton - 0-4, Villa - 4-0, Liverpool - 1-3. 4 games : Goals scored 1 goals against 13. Position 17th (3 points above relegation zone) add to that defeats previously by the world powers that are Dinamo Bucharest, Wigan Athletic and Portsmouth and you start to get the picture. The only positive (if you can call it that) was the fact at 0-2 after 20 minutes we didn't collapse against Liverpool and actually showed some fight (if little or no skill and invention). At least now they have to shut up about no-one in the Prem scoring against Liverpool. Over the 90 mins they were better than us in every department, with Sissoko showing us what we missed out on and Gerrard being allowed the freedom of Goodison. What are the boys drinking at half time? Why do we concede so often straight after half time? That killed any hope of a revival -the sendings off just added to the embarrassment really. Sure, the ref got it wrong over the disallowed goal and Beattie should have scored with 10 minutes left but they are just small points in a bigger picture of a team who finished below us last season showing what it means to push on towards achieving your goals rather than falling away back to where you came from. So now we go to Sunderland (another footballing power) without Nev and Mickey. So that's any chance of a decent cross all game for Beattie down the swannie isn't it? If we should lose at Sunderland then Moyes has NO CHOICE but to either walk or be given a taxi ride. How much more? Bill Davies. (30/12/05) Parachute We need a parachute to stop our free fall into the championship. I would rest Martyn and weir give Wright a longer run in goal and play Ferrari at centre half don't know if we have any decent reserves who might make the step up but we should be looking to give anyone a go. After the failure to complete a pass to Ferguson in the last minute at old Trafford it is now easy to see why Marcus Bent has had so many clubs and I hope he can find room on the coach going back to Charlton as it is time for him to have a new club. We need a midfield general either on loan or bought in preferably on Sunday morning in time for the Charlton game as I expect our current form to continue on Saturday at Sunderland where they will probably get their first home win of the season. As much as I like Joey yobo I wonder whether it is wise to play him as he is about to fuck off back to Africa and it might be better to find another defensive pairing so as to lessen the blow before he goes. I think Big Dunc got a hard time off west ham's Collins but he should soldier on until the summer. Might be wise to see if Rangers would swap Michael Ball for Mc Fadden and Naysmith as our defence could do with a lift as could all Evertonians. So Happy New Year to Evertonians everywhere. Chris Simpson. (30/12/05) Ashamed What the fuck is going on? Just sack the twat. I'm so ashamed at the match tonite. I feel like never going again. we need new blood asap. Colin Mutch. (30/12/05) Chairman Must Go I
am sitting at my desk looking through the emails
on BK and wondering are your members missing the point about Everton
FC, I am a company boss and know if anything in my company is going wrong
it is my fault!!!! Ask yourself this question since Bill Kenwright has
been the chairman has the team progressed? Have the facilities at Goodison
progressed? (Most of the TV's out in the Park End Stand) Have the finances
progressed? (Do no include selling our most valuable asset, a player who
on the pitch could have took the team forward). The answer to all these
questions as we know is No. Weir - No Captain I think it's about time that Moyes bit the bullet and admits that installing Dave Weir as captain was a big mistake. He doesn't have respect from the players, doesn't instill confidence in anyone, and makes catastrophic blunders himself. Pass the captaincy to a midfield workhouse, possibly Neville, chuck Weir on the bench and get the £5m PK on the field. Him and Yobo should work well. ToffeeTaff (Martin Ware, S Wales). (29/12/05) All these people screaming for DM to leave. Who are you going to replace him with ?? It's the players who have to do it on the pitch. For Gods sake GET A GRIP. WHELAN. (29/12/05) Coach Not A Manager Moyes is a coach. A good coach like Harvey, Allison & Howe, but like them he can't manage. He has wasted money and cannot be given any more. DON WEST DERBY. (29/12/05) Time to stop moaning and support the team OK WE ARE SHIT BUT SUPPORT THEM WILL YOU OR DON'T BOTHER COMING TO THE MATCH. COME ON SUPPORT THEM. Sean Whelan. (29/12/05) Villa Disgrace This is bad. The Villa disgrace shows that we no longer have the characters in our team that will keep us up as we did in 94 and 98. No one was playing for his shirt. If this goes to the wire... we have had it. The sh1te will be rubbing their hands..... Merry f##@kin Christmas. Mark Warren. (29/12/05) What Do You Think? Have your say! e-mail info@bluekipper.com |