Now we have to accept a manager and a team that have also given up pretending to try and inspire, what you can do though is stay away and refuse to give your money to overpaid players and a tired product called the Premier League. Moyes should go (for his benefit as much as ours) but things need to change at Board and Premier League level ? let's face it, it has now become as predictable as the SPL.

DM has built his success in large part on getting the best out of players. Some man-management is surely needed with Mikky. He's one of the best midfielders we've had in a very long time. I'm sure he'll come good but he needs to start producing NOW. He's a senior player, the best paid at the club, he clearly has genuine love for Everton, but he had to turn it on ASAP.

Tactically, something has to change. Our 4-5-1 system which has worked so well in the past isn't working, that's plain to see. We seem to have no Plan B. WIth Tim going, it's time to try something different. Simply putting another player in his position isn't enough.

I don't presume to know the answers, but I see no reason not to give the fringe players (Vaughan, Beckford, Bily etc) a run in the team. But we have to bring in a proven PL striker in Jan on loan. Someone with a bit of movement and who can score. Keane or Santa Cruz would fit the bill if we could afford their wages. I always rated Cruz at Blackburn, and DM tried to sign him when they did but couldn't afford him.

Despite our bad form, we're somehow not yet adrift. A good second half of the season could see us push for a Europa spot. I'm certainly not part of the Moyes Out brigade (yet) but he really needs to earn his wages from now on, as do the players. Just a couple of wins and we could yet go on one of our late season runs. Here's hoping.

I refuse to pay good money again while this "Tactically Inept Neanderthal" collects his £65,000 per week and rewards us with the worst football that a talented and not-cheap squad has ever played.

You keep kidding yourself that 'fooball is fooked' ? as many Blues seem to like to ? if that is what makes you happy. The truth is that it isn't. Nor is the Premier League.

It's just that Everton are slipping further and further adrift, and even small clubs like Stoke can now outspend, and outplay us on any given day. That doesn't sit comfortably with some people because, make no mistake, it is squarely down to the dyed-in-the-wool true Blue duo of Moyes and Kenwright, and both have been as culpable as each other of late.

Unless things change, we will be relegated inside 3 years... and the worst thing is, it will be what many of our supporters deserve. Whilst thousands of pretentious Evertonians pontifcate about how they are better than those "whopper" Geordies, or the Kopites... our club is sinking deeper and deeper into the depths of mediocrity and decay, and the people are sitting back and shouting 'encore'.

It's been said before and I'll say it again... the public gets what the public wants. Too many Evertonians make me sick. The line between humility, level-headedness, being realistic... and being a straight out loser and a coward is a very fine one. Too many of our fans are definitely treading the wrong side of it, and when the shit hits the fan, they will be the chief head scratchers.

Frankly, I find it incredible that there are Evertonians prepared to defend what has been served up this season. We have better players than most teams in the league. Unfortunately we have a coach who doesn't seem to realise this.

The team selection and tactics of David Moyes suggest that he believes that a draw is a good result against anyone. He came to Everton as a potentially great coach. Years later he has learned nothing. He has a small team mentality and he should go and help out a small team. Sorry, I forgot his obscene salary.

2. The excitement and expectations of the new season have long gone, and due to our pathetic start, everyone is completely lacking motivation.

3. Key players have played like shit all season ? yes, you, Mikel, Jags, Howard, and to an extent Cahill (apart from goals, his all round play has been very poor).

4. Big money signings have proved flops: Bily, Heitinga, Felli, and Yak. As much as Fellaini is appreciated, he has fuck-all drive and determination, and is at fault defensively non-stop. Bring back Carsley anyday.

5. We have got into a habbit of playing tidy passing football in the midfield area, and do absolutely fuck-all with the ball. We only look like scoring when Baines is on the ball... everyone else is slow and indecisive (shit, in other words).

There are many more things to add to this list, but I just can't be arsed ? just like everyone at Everton.

NOTE:? Leighton Baines is excluded from this rant... if he has any sense, he'll go to Bayern.

Why else is he fucking sticking around? He's just riding the gravy train until something better comes along. He's just abusing his position plodding along on auto pilot building up his kids' nest egg and keeping his Mrs in trips to Harrods. Whilst Kenwright watches over his train set always looking for a buyer 24/7.

If with Moyes we can't get there after 9 years then a few more will make fuck all difference. Best squad in years but tactically Moyes is more Connect 4 than Grand Master Chess champion. Sell Johnny "Barcelona Boy" Heitinga and pay Moyes off.

Thank you, Mr Moyes, and good night... Take the picture of you at the FA Cup Final off the wall and close the door on your way out.

We all know, there's no money, no sugerdaddy due to whatever reason. Strikers not scoring, players going without a single cent in our piggy bank, bla bla bla.... May I ask, did the board do anything to improve the situation? They might have, but is it enough? If it is, then we shall all not talk big and enjoy the season, or rather the coming seasons. Well, is still pre-season, and there's still the next, and the next... So, what's the big fuss?

After 20 games: 6 W, 5 D, 9 L. Goals 23-28, 23 points.

After Walter's last 10 games: 1 W, 4 D, 5 L. goals 5-10, 7 points.

Spurs, Liverpool, West Ham & Arsenal games coming soon. Maybe very soon we will be in about same situation as when Walter's reign neared its end.

After Christmas 2001, Walter's team had 23 points vs. Moyes's team has 22.

Just asking, is DM honestly still taking us forward? 9 years... (Yes, I can remember the fresh air feeling when looking at players warming up for that Fulham game from Main Stand).

At least here, Micheal Kenrick and Co allow Evertonians to express their differing views not like your communist site.

We spoil every striker we get with poor tactics ? all the above points are accurate and unless we have Plans B & C in place very soon... I can indeed see a relegation battle coming.

If we draw every game from now until the end of the season we will be in danger... WE MUST START WINNING!