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Less talking, more action

The last few weeks, I've been like any other evertonian, searching every site available for the possible sniffet of information regarding transfers. However, two games down and we are rock bottom. It's been painfully obvious to me (and I'm sure everyone else) that nearly all Evertonians are unhappy with those in charge of or great club.

Now it's all fine and dandy moaning about it on ToffeeWeb but if everyone is so incensed by what is happening at Goodison then obviously action is needed. I'm of the opinion that 2 weeks from now the problems will be sorted, ie, a couple of new signings. This however is a short-term stop-gap and does not outweigh the obvious poor running of the football club.

I'm surprised that a mass protest against this board has not yet been mentioned yet. If we could get enough people to carry it out before the Wigan game, I for one would be part of that group calling for some order with our great football club.

Let's be honest — it's not the club thats a joke — it's those in the upper echelons who are, and more ACTION: Less Talking needs to be taken ASAP. Nothing but the best?!
Sean McNally, Waterloo, Liverpool Posted 24/08/2009 at 11:29:37

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Phil Rogers
1 Posted 24/08/2009 at 14:41:43

Went on Sunday — how can we be "unprepared " for the only way Burnley know how to play! Fucking useless — we could have been 2 or 3 down by the time we woke up.

This goes deeper than one unsettled greedy twat , the whole shape of the team is shambolic. Has Cahill laced up his boots yet ?

But... we now have cash to spend and this is likely to be very good business for The Blues if we can get Taylor and Huth as replacements at CB. We also appear to have that rare prospect of a winger with real pace who will give us some options at last — just need to make sure Round doesn't have him playing tucked in behind Howard.

Can't get any worse... can it?

George Freeman
2 Posted 24/08/2009 at 15:22:43

Diniyar Bilyaletdinov — Check this You Tube link out, but then Andy van der Meyde had a good video if I remember.

Chris Leyland
3 Posted 23/08/2009 at 20:50:36

Just looked at odds on 1st manager to leave and Sky Bet have suspended bets on Moyes and William Hill site for this bet was also down.

Has Davey fallen on his sword?

Jimmy Daly
4 Posted 24/08/2009 at 19:22:31

Now that the saga of the summer is over, who will we get? Pick any 3 or 4 from the dozens that we have been associated with over the course of the summer. However, how about this as "food for thought". Citeh play at Pompey, Utd, Villa and Wigan, and, are at home to Arsenal and Hammers in the next six games. How about Hughes given the old "heave ho" if he only manages say 3 points out of 18, ..and... Moyes moving to Citeh????

Matt Traynor
5 Posted 25/08/2009 at 06:25:06

Sean, not sure how you differentiate between the club and those that run it. Effectively they own, therefore are the club.

The way the club acts and behaves is laughable. One shambles after another. If that doesn’t reflect badly on the club in the eyes of media, players and fans, then who does it reflect badly on?

Sean McNally
6 Posted 25/08/2009 at 11:35:50

Matt, theres much more to a club than its board. Obviously fan wise, were spot on with any in the word an most of our players are decent lads who play for the shirt.

Its just so annoyin that we are left in the doledrums every season because billy liar doesnt want to sell.

And dont get me wrong, I would be the first to say he saved our club from Johnson. I suppose a lot a fans do forget that he saved our club, but, without contradicting myself, Everton HAS to move on in order to live up to the badge

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