*Shakes head* Everton again.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

ZZ Kop

[Harry Squatter]

Is Usmanov still pulling the strings in the background then?

[Stickman]

Yet another Red shite conspiracy I tell thee.....

 

 https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46279118

[Captain Turdseye]

33 minutes ago, Stickman said:

Yet another Red shite conspiracy I tell thee.....

 

 https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46279118

 

Mate, that was pointed out on GOT about three weeks ago. 

[deiseach]

23 minutes ago, Captain Turdseye said:

 

Mate, that was pointed out on GOT every year since 1893. 

Fixed that for you.

[Harry Squatter]

An Evertonian in work has been sent a survey to complete by the club on transport links.

 

He is one of the few who doesn't believe that the stadium will happen as he has had 4 surveys for new stadia sent to him in the last 20 years. 

 

The words analyse & engagement feature heavily in all the ones he's been sent.

[Stickman]

2 hours ago, Captain Turdseye said:

 

Mate, that was pointed out on GOT about three weeks ago. 

 Damn that Usher in not allowing everyone to rep

[johnsusername]

The Royal Blue Mersey - I don't get this. What's it about? Do they actually think it's blue? Is it because they think they're the closest football club to the river? (They aren't Stockport County are).

 

 

[M_B]

Interesting article

 

https://royalbluemersey.sbnation.com/2018/12/18/18146838/manchester-united-new-manager-search-pochettino-tottenham-spurs-marco-silva-everton-mourinho-sacked

 

"As Tottenham look to replace Pochettino, Silva would likely be one of the first they would want to take a long hard look at. In style he would be the closest manager to what they currently play, and currently operates with a squad that could be considered similar in quality to what Pochettino currently has. "

 

and

 

"Under Farhad Moshiri and Marcel Brands, Silva will not have the financial shackles that he would at Spurs, and keeping the longer-term picture in mind, switching to Tottenham can possibly be considered a lateral move. Following two consecutive Premier League runners up finishes, can Spurs be considered to have peaked, while Everton’s ceiling remains unknown for the next couple of years? "

 

[Bobby Hundreds]

All this liver building stuff is akin to a young kid drawing on a moustache and pretending he's a man.  Where as us we are fucking Tom Sellick. 

[johnsusername]

"can Spurs be considered to have peaked, while Everton’s ceiling remains unknown for the next couple of years"

 

Haha. Hahahahahahahahaha. Fucking hell. 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

These loons must put a terrible strain on the NHS at times, twice a season for sure.

[Harry Squatter]

A blue on my Facebook shared this before and got all excited about it:

 

Ryazantsev on funding: “We put together an information memorandum that was shared with potential funders. We know the right structure on funds. We have a clear idea on costs. We have a very good grasp of what it looks like. In many ways we’re ahead of our time” #EFC

 

Basically. We know how much it will cost, we haven't got the money, no one has lent us any but we have cobbled together a report which says how much it will probably cost.  

 

 

[TheHowieLama]

Ryazantsev on funding: "It's alot. We've not got it and nobody we know gives a shit."

[Guest Alex_K]

27 minutes ago, johnsusername said:

"can Spurs be considered to have peaked, while Everton’s ceiling remains unknown for the next couple of years"

 

Haha. Hahahahahahahahaha. Fucking hell. 

 

There is probably some truth in that to be fair -- it really depends how Silva performs there and how much money they are happy to continue investing into & the squad and for how long. Everton are a bit of an unknown quantity in that respect; with Spurs you probably know what you're going to get. A team whose stadium project went way over budget, and will probably spend the next 5 years scratching around for pennies in order to bring any new players in (or selling the decent batch they've got at the moment). If Pochettino does go then it wouldn't be surprising to see Spurs in a tricky position very quickly.

[TheHowieLama]

Spurs are twice the organization Everton could hope to be, we do know that.

[Anubis]

Big 5pm announcement from Everton, apparently. Exciting....

[Anubis]

52,000 seats with potential to rise to 62,000. I think I’m going to faint with excitement.

[Anubis]

Over on GOT much annoyance at the 52,000 figure. Given it’s going to be zero seats you think they’d at least enjoy the 52,000 while they have the dream.

[Aventus]

Fuuuummme

 

They are in theory getting a brand new stadium with over 10,000 more seats than the one they currently struggle to fill, and they are still annoyed because they were expecting a fucking million seater one that's actually floating up and down the mersey. 

 

Looking at the list below then I don't see what their issue is. They arent a top 6 club, so they don't have one of the top 6 biggest stadiums. Is that not fair? 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

It’s similsr to the mushroom treatment only they’re feeding them shit but not keeping them in the dark.

[Trumo]

They'd simply look at whatever Anfield's capacity is and want just one more seat. They're not arsed if their new ground is amongst the biggest in the country, just that it's bigger than "the shithole with a loft extension".

[Bjornebye]

 

 

Fucking fat twat. 

[Anubis]

Think the new roads are going to cost more than £220.

[M_B]

If it's tourists we're concerned about then maybe the council needs to run a shuttle bus to and from our stadium for tours on Everton match days. Going to be a bit of a headache for them otherwise.