Wolfcastle

Yeah, usually miss the old unique grounds but just associate that place with far too many bad aspects of football

Well on average that sums up every game at Goodison Park in my time win lose or draw they've been overwhelmingly bad games with at least one of us (Everton tonight) being hideous dreck.

That's seals it like. 0-0 at best. The powers that be have spoken

Were they this bad in the games they lost? Bet they weren't. Nor were we better than this in games we won. Its so fucking inevitable what's gonna happen

Injuries mounting up again, what bliss

Just so reminiscent of when we had a good team but no fit forward and plugged away and away with a very good player playing in that role (thinking Rob Lee) and couldn't notch.

Just getting this off my chest - seen a couple rats this week, same day, hope thats not like an Everton version of one for sorrow two for joy

Feel this is all just building for a bigger sucker punch as time goes by. Let justice be done though the heaven's fall

Feel like Everton have been Keegan's "Dogs of War" since he said that.

Been the better team, should be ahead. Just got a bad feeling about it now, result-wise

Would have been 'Howe didn't have faith in him to handle the pressure' if someone else took it. He missed pen. It happens,

worst possible outcome Gordon misses there of all places, Pickford saves going to be their day inevitably

It would be funny to finally after about 25years and a thousand games get a better gate than your 'rivals' - fkin hell, its not even funny being on the completely dominant side of that point. You know what they're like - it'd be like the 25years and thousand examples to the contrary never existed. Shame its 1001 and a counting.

Northampton in the league cup and whoever they were playing, don't know if it was the last

I've fully harnessed that. I always look, focus on and take in the defeats of other clubs rather than on who beat them. Its a way better way to go, you're pretty much fucked the other way.

Wont be any worse of scraping by with an interim at this point, might even fluke something.

Villa away next. That'll be it.

Neither West Ham fans nor Arsenal fans brag about their stadium at all.

The oldest part of SJP the East Stand was built in the mid/late 70s. All but one stand at Everton (built a year before the Gallowgate) is decades older than even that.

Don't think it would much difference either way. Neither are the reason were stagnatng but the new guy usually would get recency bias if it came to it.

Still think most fans and the players expected to strengthen every window and get better and better. Selling anyone significant isn't going to feel like were going places no matter how its invested.

Feels palpable that were maxed out under these rules and at our limit with momentum gone (taken away actually). Bound to be demoralising compared to how it was with hope and sky high potential

never/frequently

Aye two teams is much worse than three teams (Man United, Liverpool and Arsenal) doing the same. But for 'financial doping' you'd have to go back to Everton in 1987 for the last time anybody but those teams would have won the league. Like two years later than the last non-Rangers or Celtic team to win the league in Scotland.

They've dominated the league no more than Man United did from 92 until Abramovic and no more than Liverpool in the 70s and 80s. I'd have been all for a rule change that made things more competitive then. Instead the only rule changes, like now, only enhanced them.