I've been asked recently on this website by lots of pro or do fuck all about it themselves merchants what will I do, I've also asked where has the spirit of the fans gone that chased Johnson from the club?

We should protest and we should become media attention seekers to get the message out there that we aren't satisfied anymore. I've just posted an article which hasn't hit the site yet, hopefully I'll get responses from both sides of the fence on it.

Unless we can find this magic billionaire then the reality is there for everybody too see. Most fans understand that ousting BK doesn?t achieve anything without investment or a new owner. This problem is bigger than the petty hatred of BK. A good article in the Times yesterday Goal supplement, last page; final paragraph is very poignant to our current situation. I and all my friends who attend the match are happy to stay with what we have for the time being; I feel that is generally the feeling about ? that?s why you don?t have any appetite for a demonstration. COYB

Unfortunately it is looking as though no one is interested in Everton FC. Old stadium, too much debt etc.

We can all post on here about the Chairman, the Manager and Players letting us down but the reality of our plight is it is none of them ? it is the lack of MONEY!

Kenwright should never have bought the club in the first place if he knew he didn't have the money to take us forward. Ergo, here we are now, chickens finally coming home to roost.

If we hadn't been blessed with the emergence of Wayne Rooney and the funds his sale generated six or seven years ago, I dread to think what sort of state we would be in now. The sales of Rooney and Lescott have given Kenwright breathing space for a few years to make it look like he was spending money. In reality our, transfer kitty has not been Board generated.

We now find ourselves looking at a summer transfer window where we have already more or less been told there's no money for any players. If other clubs around us strenghten in the summer, do we think our current small squad of players will be enough to fight off a relegation battle next season?

If we are to voice our opinion, it's critical we act NOW before it's too late. We need a unified, coherent, strategic and organised protest, we must visibly pull together on mass on the street AND in the media on a regular basis both on match days and at appropriate key events.

These ARE dire and serious times for our club, we are in a perpetual downward spiral with no relief in sight. We need a complete change in the boardroom AND across the business as a whole and we need it NOW, or it WILL be (and mark my words) RIP EFC. I kid you not.

Keeping the books balanced is one thing but neglecting the team could lead to the Championship where income will be even more depleted. We are now in the dogfight and make no mistake every game is crucial from here on in.

It is hard to believe that a club like Everton cannot get an investor when other so-called smaller clubs seemed to have had no trouble... still, that does not have any bearing on Moyes's team selection and tactics which have been very questionable this season.

It made those days you mention seem like a peace protest, the nightmare had thousands of Evertonians exploding into anger ripping up seats, fires in the stands, board members being assaulted, death threats ? horrendous stuff. The news media recording every unsavoury moment

As I lay awake the horrible dawning of what us going down might really mean sent a shudder down the spine.

I hope the buggers involved know Armageddon could be round the corner.