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They'll be calling for his head soon Everton fans. They'll be the told ya so's, then ones that never wanted him in the first place. Everton fans think they're way above what they should be. Interesting to watch what happens here.

Wow, when you consider that, Muto. And allowing Toney to leave, the work Graham Carr did shouldn't have been ignored, he said in four years time Toney would be a top striker. But nobody is prepared to wait, they want success over night.

We only know of two relegations from the PL, and we know we won and returned at both times of asking. The owners are minted, and they would literally do what Ashley did, but better, retain some experience in the squad, and add to it. I cant predict the future, but from previous facts, I'd suggest we'd piss the Championship with these lot behind us.

So we went down twice with Mike Ashley, won the title and automatically promoted on both occasions. Where are you getting 2/3 seasons from?

Any manager will say you take each game at time, whoever's got what grueling December fixture pile up, versus four so called top six sides etc? It shouldn't matter, theres going to be hiccups along the way for all sides, players lost through injuries, bans, sudden loss of form. We need to concentrate on the game ahead, we also have a first transfer window with opportunity in over a decade. I'm not worried about Norwich or Burnley, I'd hope we beat them obviously, but I'm not convinced those games define our season. I'm not sure in the worst case, of Relegation, it's the end of the world, it could literally be the clean slate the owners and manager might need, and it will give them plenty of time to get absolutely everything in place to go forward. The scaremongering of the PIF will flog us, is ludicrous, they would have had to consider relegation a possibility upon purchase.

Defenders that really like defending, right?

To be honest, I felt that was deserved that loss. We looked clueless, a bit of Bruce crept back in to quite a few of the players mentality, perhaps with Eddie not being around the training ground all week. We must buy solid fullbacks in January, the level of cover ASM struggled to provide to aging midfield come wingback Ritchie, was eye watering for Arsenal, Saka had a field day with Tomiyasu. Equally on the other flank, failing with Fraser, Tavares having the freedom of the Emirates. In reality we have used three wingers as wingbacks for far to long now, its desperate, and it needs sorting asap.

Why have I not been given it? Its because Aubameyang over 1.5 SOT not 0.5 My fault. Needed 2 or more ?

Where? The only real shot hit the upright, I'd like to dispute it if there's good evidence of a shot I've missed.

Fullbacks are a massive issue.

Useless fucker Aubameyang cant even get a shot on target before being subbed, bet sunk??

The ASM/Ritchie defensive partnership is an absolute shambles. ASM isn't really in the game at all on the left, I'd consider switching him to the right to cause Tavares problems and give Tavares something to think about, considering Tavares is having so much freedom.

I'm seeing it as an alternating formation, where if switched Krafth will go to RB Ritchie LB in a four and Fraser going right mid, pushing Joelinton up with Wilson. Theres a few ways you can switch playing like this, Howe is smart.

Aubameyang SOT/Over 4 Corners/Home win. 3/1 Sounds easy money

It's so they can alternate during the game if needed. Going to a back four.

365 have Aubameyang 1.5 sot no limit

Thing with that is, Wraith would find a way to sue, for slander or something.

Most definitely will be challenged.

Best thing about Tindall's presser, the amount of times he had to use the "I can only speak of my own covid experience and how my kids had covid" literally every scumbag reporter trying to trip him up on the 10 day isolation. It was tedious and he was like a broken record, but I actually lol'd on the fourth time it was asked and he regurgitated it once more.

Could you imagine in Alan Partridge style, Tindall "Yeah we totally agree with the fans, Karl is a total cunt and were dropping him" Some right meat heads among our fans.

Zinchenco and Trippier would be levels above what we have. I had to explain similar to this to a friend. He thinks Tarkowski is a good buy? Although he could be, your actually buying from a club that is either on a par with you or below you slightly in Burnley, I went on to say I personally don't even think Tarkowski is Burnley's best centre back, I think Mee is better. We totally need to be targeting players at bigger clubs than Burnley, FFS the Ashley years are over.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/what-every-newcastle-united-fan-22270710.amp In the new era, though, fans could feel differently about proposals to overturn a system which, newly minted with Saudi cash, they might actually prosper in. For a start, the proposal for a regulator to limit owner investment which would "destabilise the long-term sustainability of the wider league in which it competes" might have them nervous in Riyadh. Although PIF's business plan has never been to inject hundreds of millions into player transfers and wages, there is real potential to cause headaches for the new owners. And then there is the thorny issue of the new-look owners and directors tests - which will have to be passed every three years under new proposals - which include clauses which even Crouch herself admits would have "stressed" the takeover. I suppose this probably means for future takeovers? but it's not clear, and I don't know anyone who's read the entire report.

Unsure on what grounds? But Tracey Crouch was reported as saying Nufc would have struggled if the takeover would have happened after any changes. Tbf it was the Chronicle, but they used quotes?

Seems some are reporting, owner and director tests to be taken every three years. Meaning it could become challenging for our owners?

Quite like this.