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22 Jan 2022 20:37:54
I can't help but feel we are heading for a "be careful what you wish for" situation. I understand the frustration with the situation, that seems to be so far from success it makes me want to cry. Having said that I can't help but feel we are targeting the wrong people when it comes to who is to blame. I was truly hopeful when Moshiri took over to finally see some success on and off the field, and whilst success off the field is finally happening, on the field is a joke. I think most fans would prefer success on the field before a new stadium. My main point here is that I believe our problems lie with Moshiri and not Kenwright, Baxendale, Brands etc
Since Moshiri has come in, it has been a series of awful decisions when it comes to managers and players signed. This is not a problem we had when Bill was majority owner. Yes we didn't have much, but we hired and purchased wisely (for the most part) . My fear is that if Bill goes, then things will get even worse! Then we will be the next Leeds! What the fans should be demanding is a clear understanding of decision making within the club, so if it is going wrong, we can call out the correct individual.
I have absolutely no faith that we will hire the correct manager again, especially given the names mentioned.
Fellow Evertonians (PLEASE! ) be careful what you wish for, money should not make you immune from severe criticism, which I believe Moshiri should be getting right now, for quite frankly in the real world, major sackable offenses.

1.) 22 Jan 2022 20:49:24
Good post that. Cuts through all the hysteria yours truly and others are posting. Begs the question, who is it ultimately naking these bad decisions.

2.) 22 Jan 2022 21:45:19
arw we also had Moyes.

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03 Dec 2021 01:33:58
Been reading this site for many years now, and this is the first time I felt the need to say something. I have lived in the US now for 20 years and miss going to the games so much. Before I left I had a season ticket for 12 straight years from 90-2002. So as you are all aware, those years were not our best. We had some atrocious players in that time, that don’t need to be mentioned. It was very rare though that I ever saw a team go out and not put effort in.
What we are witnessing now needs to be addressed and very quickly. Yes, we as fans can do something. We can protest after the game on Monday after the match (regardless of the result) , stage a sit in by refusing to leave until a board member addresses our concerns. Like who is in charge of purchasing, who is hiring/ firing managers? What are the plans for changing this situation? Is there any accountability for the awful decisions made except the continued manager merry go round? I would love to be back at Goodison to be a part of something like this, and make my feelings known, but we cannot say “it is what it is” regardless of context. This entire board has a lot to answer for. I originally could not wrap my head around hiring Benitez, but I think I know now. They were hoping he would be the scapegoat for the shambles they have created in the last five years. This plan has now backfired spectacularly, because of just how bad it is and we Evertonians aren’t that stupid!
I genuinely, like others have mentioned on here, just do not get the excitement of watching Everton anymore, and I hate that feeling more than anything. I didn’t even celebrate when Demari scored, because we all knew it was merely a consolation, even at that point in the match.
I just want the joy of watching Everton back, and I truly believe us fans have a massive part to play in turning it around. We have to make our feelings as clear as possible to those in charge.