Making Plans

How could Everton possibly get relegated when they're managed by Frank Lampard?

No Manager can survive 2 relegations from the PL in 3 seasons. They said they had learned lessons but it rapidly turned into a "Whoops I Did It Again" situation. And I wonder if anyone at Carrow Road really cares. Doesn't matter what Manager we have next season because we just don't have, and we ain't gonna have, the quality of players that we had in Farke's 2 promotion seasons. That's where it all went wrong. Look at the quality and depth of the squads we had in the 2 seasons when we got promoted and then look at the dross we have now.

NO, not in a million years. The future is our own home grown players (if we can keep them here) - Rowe, Idah, Omobamidele etc

Right back where we started from, again. Having now experienced the PL, and 6 (mostly) embarrasing exits from it, I'm in no particular hurry to return there anytime soon. Happy being a competitive, mid table, watchable Club playing decent footy in the Championship until such time the ownership, and finances of our Club, make PL survival a more realistic option, however long it takes. Eventually, everything finds it's level and our level is not the PL for the forseeable future

Can you give me one good reason why we would want to get promoted next season.

Our passing is like my putting. One good one in twenty and even that misses

It's possible to escape until it becomes impossible to escape

That is no excuse. Mind you, it is fully justified by how we are playing

Not that I recall

Whatever Gilmour thinks he won't be getting in this Chelsea team anytime soon

Yes he was

Diabolical

Gilmour laughing just sums him up

Nevermind the Ukranian flag, we're waving the white flag

Does a Steward count?

And my golf. What's more they bloody ruined that too

They can't stop you chanting though

So the PL boycott lasted one week then. Pathetic

So who was it that provided these then?

Article about the Williams/Eriksen tussle. Starts off with this classic piece of reporting "When Norwich's Brandon Williams was hauled to the ground while in a shooting position" https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60634721

But they're the driving force behind Scotland's "success"

Luton have scored another 2-1

God I hope not as that will mean that the game won't finish until 11 and that's way past my bedtime

Oh contra, they're expecting a giant killing upset but I still think Liverpool will lose

They'll talk about nothing else but Gilmours exclusion and how much we'll miss him