*Shakes head* Everton again.

[Anubis]

2 minutes ago, Red74 said:

The reason they want Lampard so much will be because he'll be the first manager they've had since Moyes who hates us.

Allardyce?

[Red74]

2 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Allardyce?

they hated him more than he hated us

[manwiththestick]

They want him purely because he squared up to Klopp and acted the big "I am" on the touchline.

 

Which itself is laughable because if that's the main criteria for wanting him as manager (can't think of any other reason) then they already have a fist pumping cheerleader in Ferguson.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Give it 

[deiseach]

 

[Mike D]

Where’s the Arteta money Bill?

 

 

[angie]

Feel like turning up for a buzz

[angie]

[angie]

17 minutes ago, Mike D said:

Where’s the Arteta money Bill?

 

 

That’s nice, a 75 year old pensioner being accosted by an angry mob. No matter what,he doesn’t deserve that when the shit bags are terrified of turning on moshiri incase he pulls the plug. 

[manwiththestick]

5 minutes ago, angie said:

That’s nice, a 75 year old pensioner being accosted by an angry mob. No matter what,he doesn’t deserve that when the shit bags are terrified of turning on moshiri incase he pulls the plug. 

Yeah watching that the other day and felt a bit sorry for Bill, he's the easy target whilst they dare not direct their anger at the money men who are the problem.

[Scott_M]

1 hour ago, Red74 said:

they hated him more than he hated us

The irony with Allerdyce is he got the best PPG ratio of their Moshiri coaches.
 

So they want dogs of war, which let’s face it, is shit football and kicking people. They had a coach who played shit football which got results but they don’t want him back.
 

Absolute loons. 

[Scott_M]

‘Kinell…

 

[manwiththestick]

7 minutes ago, Scott_M said:

‘Kinell…

 

Is nobody proofreading at Odds Bible? They've put double 's' instead of double 'o'.

[dockers_strike]

52 minutes ago, angie said:

Feel like turning up for a buzz

Dozy cunts, kenwright isnt the biggest problem. He was probably against Rafa as manager but overruled by Moshiri. But they dont want to bite the hand that feeds them. They'll do that when they eventually get relegated.

 

Would be interesting to see how many turn up for this protest. I mean, they all live within a 5 minute walk of their shithole ground so have no excuse if less than 30,000 turn up.

 

Pass the popcorn (and a bottle of Theaks Old P!).

[Scott_M]

[index1000]

19 hours ago, Redder Lurtz said:

That'd do me nicely. My relegation wishlist is Everton, Leeds and Newcastle. Unlikely I know but it would be fucking superb. 

after the sad news it would be appropriate to say two out of three aint bad  as long as the two are the BS and the Stripy bastards

[index1000]

7 hours ago, sir roger said:

Lampard would still be their best midfielder 

and his old feller would do a better job than that Russian left back they just signed.

[Arniepie]

6 hours ago, Bjornebye said:

State of this cunt 

 

 

Absolute nap he plays with kids

 

[Curly]

5 hours ago, Josef Svejk said:

From 3'11"30 to 3'19"00 here:

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0bgkss5

 

Duncan Ferguson and Peter Reid. Holy fuck. 

 

 

Nice fella to be fair. And realistically, the options he mentioned are possibly all they have to go for.

[Anubis]

Vitor has taken it upon himself to give an interview to Sky Sports.

 

Quote

With suggestions on Wednesday that Everton were still weighing up options, Pereira – who was dismissed from a second spell in charge of Fenerbahce in December – took the somewhat surprising decision to speak to Sky Sports.

 

"The club asked me to come for a meeting. I had a few interviews, not just one, with different people at the club, the board. We discussed everything, and I gave them my point of view about the club, the team," Pereira explained.

 

"I think they were enthusiastic to what I proposed. An intense game, pressing, possession. We need to give confidence to the players, to the team and the fantastic supporters. This is what I proposed to them. What I felt in the meetings was that they were positive."

 

Asked if he had been informed whether he would be getting the job, Pereira said: "They have other candidates and this is a time for decisions.

 

"No, [they have not told me]. Just to wait for the decision, be calm, and they are grateful for the interviews, that's all.

 

"What I want to tell you is that all of my career, I worked under pressure. About the decision? It's something I can't control.

 

"I built my career with passion, organisation, competence. This is what I can offer to the club. I give 100 per cent of me, football for me is 24 hours. This is my life, my passion.

 

"I will move forward with my life. If they want me, they must call me. That's all."

 

In response to the graffiti, Pereira said: "This is the first time in my career that I see this kind of thing. My CV speaks for itself. The club is not in a good position and the supporters have passion, this passion is the power of this club.

 

"[Critics] don't know me very well, they don’t know my work, know me as a person. I worked in a lot of countries, different clubs, different levels, got several titles.

 

"I don't take this as a personal attack."

 

[Reckoner]

This sign has to be reds on a wind up surely?

[TheHowieLama]

My CV speaks for itself. 

 

That is the new "my methods translate".

[Pete]

Please get relegated. 

[Lee909]

 

 

[manwiththestick]

36 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Vitor has taken it upon himself to give an interview to Sky Sports.

 

 

He's not read the room has he?

 

All he had to say was something negative about us and they'd all be ringing Bill telling him to get him signed up pronto.