January 23, 20233 yr I'm not convinced Everton will drop. Teams that drop are usually those that can't defend. Of that bottom 8 mini-league, only West Ham have conceded fewer.
January 23, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, Pablo said: Not a chance they come back up straight away, more chance of a Sunderland situation. Have they got many players on highly paid, long term contracts? Presumably no relegation clauses either. Fwiw, with a decent manager, I think they'd go straight back up
January 23, 20233 yr 8 minutes ago, Duck Egg said: Have they got many players on highly paid, long term contracts? Presumably no relegation clauses either. Fwiw, with a decent manager, I think they'd go straight back up Yes...., 7 players on £100k a week plus!!!
January 23, 20233 yr Big Everton fan on this backwater I'm working on doesnt want Dyche as hes German. Needs an English man like Big Dunc.
January 23, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, gonzo said: Biggest club to go down since United in the 70s? I don't think young(er) people see them as a big club anymore - you've got to be now over 40 to remember them being a regular contender in the league, surely?
January 23, 20233 yr 14 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said: I don't think young(er) people see them as a big club anymore - you've got to be now over 40 to remember them being a regular contender in the league, surely? This is true, but still nobody has gone down in that time that has done anything over the same period really.
January 23, 20233 yr 2 minutes ago, Pablo said: This is true, but still nobody has gone down in that time that has done anything over the same period really. that's true. Altough given we've had West Ham and Newcastle in the Championship pretty recently I don't think it'd be a massive shock to loads if Everton do go down - not in the same way it would have 30 years ago.
January 23, 20233 yr 15 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said: that's true. Altough given we've had West Ham and Newcastle in the Championship pretty recently I don't think it'd be a massive shock to loads if Everton do go down - not in the same way it would have 30 years ago. It's only 26 years since they should have gone
January 23, 20233 yr 23 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said: that's true. Altough given we've had West Ham and Newcastle in the Championship pretty recently I don't think it'd be a massive shock to loads if Everton do go down - not in the same way it would have 30 years ago. Oh indeed, not a shock really. But defo the most traditional so called biggest to go down. West Ham have never played in the Champions league, and Newcastle have been in European football once in 10 years, while Everton twice. Edited January 23, 20233 yr by Pablo
January 23, 20233 yr Well, he's gone. Bookies are ignoring Dyche & Bielsa. Rooney, Nuno Espirito Santo & Duncan Ferguson being touted. Ferguson. Jesus H. He'd make Roy Keane look like a mollifier. Not much time for a great deal of buying or selling by the as yet unnamed new guy. fwiw I can see them getting out of this yet. So tight in the bottom third that any small positive sequence can catapult a team upwards.
January 23, 20233 yr I'd have thought Leeds going down so soon after the Champions League semi final was a bigger shock
January 23, 20233 yr 9 minutes ago, Leyther_Matt said: I'd have thought Leeds going down so soon after the Champions League semi final was a bigger shock Well considering they have spent longer outside the top division than in it...it's not a shock they go down quite alot. Edited January 23, 20233 yr by Pablo
January 23, 20233 yr You'd be fucking crazy to take the job, their current form looks like a Welsh town.
January 23, 20233 yr 13 minutes ago, Pablo said: Well considering they have spent longer outside the top division than in it...it's not a shock they go down quite alot. And Everton have been lucky not to go down quite a lot, so not anything close to the same fall as Champions League > Championship in the space of a couple of years
January 23, 20233 yr 16 minutes ago, Leyther_Matt said: And Everton have been lucky not to go down quite a lot, so not anything close to the same fall as Champions League > Championship in the space of a couple of years And Leeds have never ever been close..... Its gone to the last game of the season 3 times for us, in the prem EVER. Leeds have spent 50 years outside the top league including some even in the 3rd division, Everton 4. Its not even close. 4ish Years passed after that CL semi till they went down too. Edited January 23, 20233 yr by Pablo
January 23, 20233 yr 4 hours ago, Pablo said: This is true, but still nobody has gone down in that time that has done anything over the same period really. Leeds maybe?
January 23, 20233 yr Everton biggest club outside the top 6 imo. Traditionally bigger than City in that 6 too. And not far off Spurs and Chelsea Tbh. Then youve got your leeds and Villas. Then Newcastle.
January 23, 20233 yr I hope they sink like a really dense turd. But if I had to bet, I think they’re staying up. Just.
January 23, 20233 yr 4 hours ago, Pablo said: Oh indeed, not a shock really. But defo the most traditional so called biggest to go down. West Ham have never played in the Champions league, and Newcastle have been in European football once in 10 years, while Everton twice. Spurs dropped after the filth And Chelsea. but before the big money arrived
January 23, 20233 yr 3 minutes ago, Marc505 said: Everyone's announced it apart from Everton?! Piss my pants if they came out and said hes got a contract extension
January 23, 20233 yr Imagine hounding Sam out and ultimately ending up with Sean Dyche! 👀😳👀 If you've not spewed up, you're out of the cup
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