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Mike (71), I don\'t think that anyone \'deliberately\' chose \'to take a negative, pessimistic viewpoint\' on TFG. OK, perhaps one or two but I can\'t name them. The implication of \'deliberate\' is narrow-mindedness and ingrained resistance/opposition (never giving them the chance).rnrnTony (72) and Brian (73) convey, I think, for many on here, the reactions of many Evertonians who struggle with TFG\'s approach and management styles. We are not a corporate giant, we are a club with particular cultures, traditions, and expectations.rnrnAs you know all too well MG, we are still living through the biggest drought by far in our long history. It\'s especially cutting for people of Tony and Brian\'s (and mine) vintage, who desperately want to see results as much on the pitch as off it and who want to protect the traditions and cultures that matter so much.rnrnBecause TFG do not communicate with us about any future goals or projects for what we will be in sa...
Paul Griffiths in Everton FC: An assessment of a prospective sale by The Friedkin Group -
If he stopped training then do one, and take that tart with ya!
Wait for Richy. ...
Dale Self in Mauro Icardi — Striker Solution or Toxic Distraction? -
Tony #7,Way too positive from Dewsbury-Hall perhaps?rnrn...
Brendan McLaughlin in Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton — Match preview and team news -
Why am I biased Eddie, so anyone who doesn\'t think what you do are biased! Where have I said you can\'t have an opinion? I'm just disagreeing with you....
Raymond Fox in Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton — Match preview and team news -
Raymond, I believe you are biased, and I say that because all I have done is share my opinion on what I would change. I stupidly thought that this was a platform to give that opinion....
Eddie Palin in Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton — Match preview and team news -
Eddie, what you term as Moyes bias is his opinion, if he thought another player would do a better job, he would play them. It seems he is not a big fan of Alcaraz -- that\'s why he seldom picks him.Dewsbury-Hall is among our best three players, the saying "class is permanent and form is temporary" I think applies to him, there\'s not a cat in hell's chance he\'ll prefer Alcaraz.I don\'t see him starting Maitland-Niles at full back either, even after his worldy, but I could be wrong on that one....
Raymond Fox in Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton — Match preview and team news

