Season › 2024-25 › News Everton condemn racist abuse directed towards Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s wife Anjishnu Roy 20/05/2025 74comments | Jump to last Everton have strongly condemned the “threatening, racist, and misogynistic abuse” directed towards Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s wife on social media after the game against Southampton on Sunday. The club is working with Merseyside police to identify the culprits who abused Calvert-Lewin’s wife Sandra. Following the farewell to Goodison Park on Sunday, where the men’s team played its final fixture after 133 years, she posted a message of support towards her husband and suggested that his efforts went underappreciated. "30 goals at Goodison. Top 3 ever. They might not shout it - but we're proud every single day,” she wrote on Instagram, which led to a wave of online abuse. Everton “strongly condemns the threatening, racist, and misogynistic abuse directed towards the wife of Dominic Calvert-Lewin on social media”, the club said in an official statement. “This sinister and intimidating behaviour is not only deeply hurtful and distressing, it is also criminal – and does not represent the values of Everton or the overwhelming majority of our supporters. “The club has a zero-tolerance policy towards all forms of discriminatory and abusive behaviour. We are working closely with Merseyside police and the Premier League to ensure the individuals responsible are identified and held accountable for their actions. We will continue to offer our full support to Dominic and his family.” The 28-year-old who has been with the Blues since 2016 and will be out of contract this summer has scored 30 Premier League goals at the Grand Old Lady, a record only bettered by Duncan Ferguson and Romelu Lukaku. It has been an underwhelming season for Calvert-Lewin as he has scored only twice on home turf this season and also spent a few months out injured. Reader Comments (74) Note: the following content is not moderated or vetted by the site owners at the time of submission. Comments are the responsibility of the poster. Disclaimer () Rob Halligan 1 Posted 20/05/2025 at 18:32:07 I just hope this wasnt posted by an Everton fan… Paul Ferry 2 Posted 20/05/2025 at 19:08:33 For fuck's sake...Calvert-Lewin's wife Sandra receiving “threatening, racist, and misogynistic abuse" on social media because she said some supportive words about her husband. Fucking disgraceful. Fucking morons. Christy Ring 3 Posted 20/05/2025 at 19:13:22 Absolutely the lowest of the lowest, because she shared a post celebrating her husband and his club. Cowards and not True Blue fans, despicable. Liam Mogan 4 Posted 20/05/2025 at 19:31:56 What's wrong with people? Do they have nothing better to do? Modern life is rubbish. Jonathan Oppenheimer 5 Posted 21/05/2025 at 07:06:51 In many ways we're all part of a sports social media ecosystem that perpetuates online abuse and gives some idiots a little too much freedom to say whatever they please because they're a supporter of this or that club. I know, 99% on here wouldn't go quite that far or say it directly to a player or their family, but we've had plenty of people who still think it funny to make the DCL-in-a-dress or DCL-with-a-handbag joke. And many have no problem talking about some of our players as complete losers because they misplace passes or make defensive mistakes — Doucoure and Keane being the biggest examples nowadays, Harrison not far behind.Point being let's not get all high and mighty that we're only denigrating players on TW. The internet is an ugly place and we're all contributing to it in part. Brian Williams 6 Posted 21/05/2025 at 07:10:50 Is there any proof that the perpetrators of the online abuse of Mrs Calvert-Lewin were Evertonians? Christy Ring 7 Posted 21/05/2025 at 07:50:09 I hope Calvert-Lewin stays, a fully fit Dom especially under Moyes will be a good fit. Use the extra money for a right winger, two midfielders and a full back. Paul Ferry 8 Posted 21/05/2025 at 07:53:58 Completely agree, Christy mate. Jerome Shields 9 Posted 21/05/2025 at 08:12:14 If they can keep Calvert-Lewin, they will. Moyes will like the way that he is able to maintain team shape and Moyes's forward tactics will give Calvert-Lewin more opportunities to pose a threat. He is not going to suddenly acquire the skills he lacks, but better the devil you know rather than the devil you don't as Everton have found out with centre-forwards. He also offers a contrast in style with Beto that facilities tactical change. Chermiti has to show something this coming season. Hopefully he will be fully fit this coming season. Andy Crooks 10 Posted 21/05/2025 at 08:49:55 Hard to imagine what goes through the minds of sleazy cowards who are emboldened by being anonymous at their screens. I would love to see Calvert-Lewin having a run of games for Moyes in a style that suits him. Unfortunately, this appalling incident makes it much less likely. Colin Glassar 11 Posted 21/05/2025 at 08:55:38 Sadly, like all clubs, we have extremist elements on both sides of the political spectrum. Social media has given them licence to spew their bile and hatred unfettered. I stand with Dom and his family. Screw the haters. Ian Jones 12 Posted 21/05/2025 at 09:14:08 Andy & Colin, agreed. Both put it better than I probably would have. I'm in the "offer Dominic a new deal" camp. If it's one he finds acceptable, then great. However, as Andy suggests, the more of this type of stuff goes on, the less chance he will want to stay. As I have said before, players have a duty of care to their families and, with Dominic becoming a dad recently, he'll do his best for them and rightly so. Colin Crooks 13 Posted 21/05/2025 at 09:23:16 And people wonder why he has been reluctant to sign a contract?Unfortunately. Like every other club, we have our share of fuck-witted haters and I don't think I have known an Everton player be as targeted by haters as much as this lad. Him and his beautiful family are better off out of it. Brian Harrison 14 Posted 21/05/2025 at 09:27:03 Totally abhorrent to post this sort of stuff, and hopefully they will catch whoever did this and make sure he gets the punishment he deserves. On the subject of giving Calvert-Lewin another contract, it's a massive No from me. He was offered a new contract and turned it down, and has changed his agent of late — is that because no other club were prepared to pay him the money we were??? Colin Crooks 15 Posted 21/05/2025 at 09:31:43 Brian,How on earth do you know no other club are prepared to pay him enough to entice him?Put up your evidence, or admit you have just made it up. Ryan Hagedorn 16 Posted 21/05/2025 at 09:38:48 All clubs have an element of morons who follow them. It's mostly these keyboard warriors who have never been to a football match before and sit at home in their ma's box room abusing people online – sad.I wouldn't offer Calvert-Lewin a new contract. His form has got worse over time and I can't see him getting it back, plus injuries are setting in regularly now. I'd let him go and look at bringing in a young striker with pace and hunger. All the best for the future, Dom. Paul Hewitt 17 Posted 21/05/2025 at 09:50:09 A move abroad would do Dom wonders. He would do very well at Roma. Ernie Baywood 18 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:00:52 I'm convinced it's just tryhards who don't really understand football. They see passion, rivalry and friendly banter and they try to mimic it in their online persona.But they do it very badly, because it's just not authentically in them. The right approach is typically to ignore them. But of course we also have to take a stand against certain comments and it seems like these comments were in that category. Michael Kenrick 19 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:04:37 I just wonder if it wouldn't be better for the club to avoid publishing this? What actual good does it do to draw attention to it? Yes, of course it's disgusting that it goes on, most decent people will be shocked by it, while others will assume it's one or more Everton fans doing it, as many already are on here. Instead, why don't they put some effort into actually catching, shaming and punishing the perpetrator(s)? And do this without such gratuitous publicity for them until they are convicted. Kevin Molloy 20 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:18:57 I don't need much encouragement to head into conspiratorial waters, but I think football is being co-opted by the State to use it as a tool against ordinary people.So many agendas now run through footy: 'Don't be racist, Don't be misogynist, Don't be this, Don't be that'. Now, in my view, this country is less all of those things, in fact it's probably the least of those things of any country in the world. But now we have to put up with almost weekly lectures. Everton put out a statement like this, it's almost like a wagging finger in the face of their fanbase: 'Completely unacceptable' … er, fuck off. Some toadstool shows himself up on Twitter, so I have to bow my head in shame? It's part of how we are browbeaten these days, all part of the psy-op. The mature response would have been to quietly contact the police, and not add any publicity to it. Instead, it's like them standing in front of the wall of the gents toilet saying "Oh heavens, just look what the animals have written there. Arrest them!"And they always put out these little statements at a time of maximum excitement. They did this after the last game, they did another about Doucuure after the derby, then there was Southgate after the three black lads missed a penalty. Giving the entirely false impression that we live in a racist society. It's done for a reason. Liam Mogan 21 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:21:16 Is that why a number of comments on the issue were deleted yesterday, Michael?Whether it's Everton fans or not (it could be anyone tbf), I think it's important that this sort of behaviour is called out as being completely unacceptable. I'm sure that Calvert-Lewin and his family, at least, welcome the support from the club. Brian Williams 22 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:33:42 Kevin.I don't need much encouragement to head into conspiratorial waters.You can say that again, Kevin! Ron Sear 23 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:37:30 Kevin 11, Hilarious comment, taking the mick out of the deep state conspiracy theory fruitcakes who actually believe the state is capable of levels of organisation that could alter the states of peoples minds!Anybody who has actually worked in a government organisation will testify to the staggering scale of incompetence and woolly thinking that permeates the infrastructure — but, having worked for the MoD, I would say that — or would I? Kevin Molloy 24 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:40:48 To be fair to me, Brian, and I do try where possible, I've thought this about footy and the messaging we receive way before these last couple of episodes kicked off. Racism is almost a daily topic of news, and for the UK in 2025, that's absurd. But this is a way to keep it in the headlines. Literally any one can write something on SM, and it can be taken up and amplified a million percent. The net effect of that is to maintain a febrile atmosphere around race in the country at large. Ron, just cos you've worked at the Department of Pensions, you may not have been granted access to all of the state's black ops around how they stir the pot. Steve Brown 25 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:43:51 Depressing and unacceptable.Any chance we had to persuade Dominic to sign a new contract has surely gone. Daniel A Johnson 26 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:47:21 Calvert-Lewin will be lucky to play in 50% of our matches next season. He had one golden season during Covid under Carlo. After that, he's been injured, unfit, and bang out of form. Time to move him on.We can't afford expensive passengers. He is the player I really want gone. However, I have a nasty feeling he will be kept on. Ian Jones 27 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:56:38 However – and I don't know for sure because I have no idea what fans of other clubs say about or how they treat their own players – I imagine this type of abuse goes on elsewhere. Not just an Everton thing. Of course, that doesn't make it right. I am sure Dominic will rise above all the ridiculous abuse and realise it's an extraordinarily small percentage of supporters that feel this way towards him and his family. I assume that he feels the majority of supporters have his back..His playing ability, whether he is offered a new contract that he finds acceptable and wants to sign, and whether the supporters feel he should stay or not, is largely subjective... Danny O'Neill 28 Posted 21/05/2025 at 10:57:29 Michael, I half agree with you.On one hand, the club felt they had to make a statement, which is supportive of the player and his family. On the other, if a criminal investigation is ongoing, it is best sometimes to do that behind closed doors as they try to track the perpetrators. It won't be too difficult.Who knows if they are even Everton supporters? They could be anyone.It's an unfortunate fallout of Social Media. Anyone who puts themselves out there opens themselves to the creatures of society as much as they do to friends.These trolls seem to get off on hiding behind their keyboard in a dark room hurling abuse at people they don't know.Stereotyping and using a bit of Scouse vernacular, it's probably just shit house teenagers who would shit and piss their keks if confronted face to face. I'm not suggesting violence by the way.On the contract, Colin. We don't know, as these things are done behind closed doors. All we do know, is that it is reported that the club offered him a new contract last year or earlier this year. It is reported as late as last month, that the club is trying to negotiate a "suitable" contract with him. It is reported that Newcastle turned down his wage demands in January, but remain interested but have concerns over his recent injury record. It is reported that West Ham now are too.But it is all just reported. No confirmation. No evidence. You can Google all that.There's going to be a lot more of it over the summer and not just with Dominic. That's why I pay lip service to it all until there is something that looks and sounds like it has legs or is confirmed. Kevin, you actually made me laugh there. Did you burn 5G masts during Covid?!!! Kevin Molloy 29 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:02:32 You are right to reference Covid, Danny. That was the mother and father of all psyops. We are now £500 billion light, but Covid seems to have disappeared, regardless of the useless vaccines. Funny that. Andrew Grey 30 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:04:39 Kevin,Seems you have a somewhat sheltered or very lucky life — where do you live? That's not a threat by the way! :) I see racism every day online and in the real world.While this country is certainly not the worst, it still has a long way to go before it can be considered a racial utopia. Colin Glassar 31 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:06:37 Some of us laughed at the Red Shite reaction to TAA having the nerve and cheek to leave “god's gift to football” for a big club. We thought it was sick and twisted the amount of abuse and threats he has received from their so-called supportersAnd yet, some are quite happy and prepared to brush off the same crap this lad, and now his family, are getting from the same morons on social media. He's still an Everton player and deserves our support until the day he leaves. Then we can hate him!Slimy little rat, Anthony Gordon is a good example.A bit of consistency, please. Ron Sear 32 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:07:32 Kevin (15), Deep state? I wonder which country that idea came from? On the other hand you could be a Russian bot planted by Moshiri to fire off misinformation and disturbing rumours on ToffeeWeb which is now known to be the infiltrated northern branch of MI6. Kevin Molloy 33 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:09:59 Andrew,Racism is against the law. If people are suffering from it every day, then please do them a favour and contact the local constabulary to allow them to pursue their investigations. Colin Glassar 34 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:15:44 I see the skunks have started (on SM) to turn on rat boy Anthony and want him dropped for our game against them.He's committed the cardinal sin of not scoring a goal since January. Talk about fickle fans… Danny O'Neill 35 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:21:43 Has anyone brushed it off, Colin?Kevin, the Covid thread was one of the most entertaining threads I've seen on TW.It got heated to the point of serious fallouts, abuse and accusations on both sides.It was actually going well until someone came in with a mention of Hitler and the Nazis. At that point, Lyndon and Michael closed it down, like good boxing officials stopping the fight.Then everyone kissed and made up. Liam Mogan 36 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:29:28 DCL's wife gets racist and offensive abuse online.Everton release a statement condemning that. A small minority question the validity of that simple chain of events with their own theories, opinions and agendas.C'est La Vie Andrew Grey 37 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:32:49 Kevin - If only it was that easy! If everybody reported everything then our legal system would collapse.It's not only visual easy to spot racism but hidden too, like in the workplace. Very similar to misogyny (so my wife tells me!) and homophobia.Fortunately it's not against the law yet to intensely dislike those across the park! Derek Knox 38 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:36:13 Daniel, I tend to agree mate, pinning hopes on him recapturing his better days are pie in the sky at best. Let's get away from this false optimism and signing players whose contracts have expired, or about to, and I know wholesale changes won't be cheap, but let's build for the future, not from the past!I don't dislike the lad in any way shape or form but his goals to games fitness record doesn't augur well for the future. I also do not condone the personal abuse of his or anyone's family either. Kevin Molloy 39 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:36:35 You're right, Liam, it's all about the framing. Somebody writes a vile message to a footballer's wife on SM. Everton issue a press statement condemning all forms of racism. A small minority question why they have blown this one exchange into national news. Brian Williams 40 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:43:53 Is it Everton that have blown it into national news?I think it's merely the fact that news outlets pick it up and escalate it.Not Everton's fault. They'd be castigated if they didn't condemn it. Kevin Molloy 41 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:46:21 Brian, yes, fair point. This agenda is not at root coming from Everton, they will no doubt have been prompted to act in this way. Steve Brown 42 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:48:24 Good news for the thousands of civil servants being laid off. The deep state is actively hiring!The hiring process is opaque - an unsolicited email on the dark web from someone called Steer Karma.Work site will be a converted nuclear bunker outside Tunbridge Wells. Danny O'Neill 43 Posted 21/05/2025 at 11:55:38 Another dammed if you do, dammed if you don't.1. Proactive. Get out there first.2. Reactive. Wait for the media to get hold of it and then respond.3. Silence. The media have it and the question is why haven't Everton said anything?Everton has opted for proactive. Most of the media reporting is "Everton condemn online abuse of Dominic Calvert-Lewin's wife"Not their own take on it. Paul Hewitt 44 Posted 21/05/2025 at 12:12:35 I don't do social media, this is about all I can do. I've never understood why people post things on them sites. It's setting yourself up for morons to respond. Social media, the worst ever invention. Raymond Fox 45 Posted 21/05/2025 at 12:35:45 There are some pathetic people who are a pain in the neck to whoever they encounter. Eric Myles 46 Posted 21/05/2025 at 12:46:50 I asked on another thread what Calvert-Lewin's wife had written on the back of her shirt during the lap of honour and wondered if that had sparked any of this? Or even if there were any comments made by the crowd at the time?Ron #14, I recommend you watch a BBC documentary called "Century of the Self" to see how people can be influenced, and are. Rob Halligan 47 Posted 21/05/2025 at 12:56:50 Eric, I think it simply said DCL. Couldnt be certain, but I could only see DC. No reason to believe it could have been anything else. Eric Myles 48 Posted 21/05/2025 at 13:08:35 Daniel, maybe it was just the team setup and tactics that benefitted Calvert-Lewin under Carlos? If Moyes can replicate that, albeit with different players, then he's going to cost less in increased wages than to replace him.If he wants to stay after this latest twitterati episode… Ernie Baywood 49 Posted 21/05/2025 at 13:18:16 I thought she had DCL 9 on her back. Christy Ring 50 Posted 21/05/2025 at 13:54:00 Michael #13 I completely disagree, for the simple reason, how would Don's wife or Dom himself feel, if the club completely ignored the vile and abuse from supposedly Everton fans to the wife of the club's employee, you'd feel the club let you down and washed their hands of it.Dom's 2nd game under Moyes against Spurs, he scored, was unplayable, and was MotM. He did his hamstring and only came on in the last two games, so how is he off-form?And you can't judge him under Dyche, isolated in a backs-to-the-wall defensive lineup. He's still only 28, and well capable of returning to his form under Ancelotti, in Moyes's attacking formation. The comments giving out why he didn't sign a contract earlier in the season — why would a striker sign up playing that system under Dyche? Christy Ring 51 Posted 21/05/2025 at 13:58:53 I forgot to mention most importantly no new owners in place? Si Cooper 52 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:04:31 Kevin : useless vaccines? And your evidence for this is? Perhaps they have helped COVID ‘disappear? Except COVID hasnt disappeared has it? Its just done what the vast majority of viruses end up doing. They become endemic because enough of the hosts have immunity (provided in part, in this case, by the vaccines). They also tend to become less virulent because a virus that kills all its hosts or too quickly will ultimately make itself extinct. Thats evolution natural selection for you.Racism is illegal? Is it illegal to have racist thoughts? Is it illegal to state those ideas? No its not. Its only illegal if you ‘weaponise them in specific ways, because you dont live in that oppressed state you apparently believe you do.Everyone should simply condemn this despicable ‘attack (without feeling its necessary to try to define exactly what sort of person is responsible). No one knows whether the scumbag(s) go(es) to games or not / if they understand the game deeply or not. We just know they are lacking some moral ingredient and that isnt something that defines Evertonians Andrew Ellams 53 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:20:52 I think with historical cases of similar issue, ie, Saka at Arsenal, the 3 England lads that missed penalties vs Italy in the Euros Fina,l much of the abuse comes from overseas and is very difficult for the clubs to police.If offenders are from here, then it's simple, a lifetime ban. Tony Abrahams 54 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:23:53 Moral ingredients that are sadly lacking in every different grain of society, Si.For the people in the highest places, then it's the corruption that I would love to see proven and then punished, just like the people who have been massively over-punished for writing stupid posts (whilst calling out some of these corrupt politicians) at a time when feelings were running very deep.I hate a lot of things about modern life, and I suppose that's why I enjoyed everything about Goodison on Sunday, because everyone was that happy. It reminded me of the time when those ecstasy tablets got rid of football hooligans almost overnight! Pete Gunby 55 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:27:52 I'm with Kevin on this. Me and my friends, Elvis and Tupac were out sailing and were chatting this morning about the studio where they filmed the moon landing right after interviewing all those lads that shot Kennedy and this very subject came up. We didn't finish the chat because we had a scare when our boat got dangerously close to falling off the edge. Liam Mogan 56 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:29:25 Laughing out loud, Pete 55 Andy Crooks 57 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:31:28 Brilliant post, Si Cooper. Might not suit some who think that following loon theories makes them open minded and better informed than us gullible sheep. Tim Taylor 58 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:35:13 Agree with Andy...Excellent post, Si Cooper. Kevin Molloy 59 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:39:02 I think that's unlikely, Si, they have a shelf life of like 12 weeks before they go in the bin. And there is no such thing as immunity, that was one of the other problems with the vaccine. You took the vaccine, but it lasted two minutes, and it still didn't stop you getting it again. So, effectively useless. I don't recall saying that racist thoughts were illegal, did I say that? I thought I made the point that, if people were suffering racism in this country, they have recourse to the law, as it is a criminal offence to racially abuse somebody. My point here is that there is more to these constant exhortations to not be racist than meets the eye. It's a form of manipulation, and societal control. Steve Brown 60 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:39:02 Great post Si, now that is more like it! Steve Brown 61 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:57:01 Back to Calvert-Lewin, I think the club did the right thing in coming out publically to condemn the abuse. If the club want him to sign a new contract, then they have to position themselves squarely on his side.He might be able to rise above the vitriol, but when his wife and family are the target, then that would make him have serious doubts about staying.I really hope he stays. Mick O'Malley 62 Posted 21/05/2025 at 14:57:33 Go on X and read some of the disgusting and vile posts when the subjects are Brexit or immigration, whether it's legal or small boat crossings. It was one of the reasons I've swerved it ever since. I read someone who seemed to revel in the death of the little lad who died on one of the crossings a few years back. Whatever your views on the boats, what type of moron thinks it's okay to laugh at a child drowning? Since Musk took it over, it has become even more of a cesspool. Christy Ring 63 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:01:28 Kevin# 59 That's the problem with you and these illiterate experts who thought they knew more than the scientists during Covid. People with underlying health and respiratory conditions died because they came in contact with people who refused the vaccine and passed on Covid. Kevin Molloy 64 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:05:05 Are they the same scientists that told you Covid came from a bat, Christy? And that it was okay not to wear a mask if you were demonstrating against racial injustice?Surely you cannot be correct in saying refuseniks caused deaths among the vulnerable. cos the vulnerable were the first on the list to get the needle. They were fine, surely? They were immune. Brian Williams 65 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:18:11 Hey Kev, don't you think you've hijacked the thread enough now? Michael Kenrick 66 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:19:33 Liam,"I think its important that this sort of behaviour is called out as being completely unacceptable."Surely almost everyone knows how unacceptable it is already, but is this really "calling it out"? What exactly does that achieve? Does publicising it in this way actually consitute 'support'? Or is it basically virtue signalling?It is providing completely unnecessary publicity for the perpetrators to take pleasure in, along with bad publicity about the club and implicitly about its fans. I think this step is completely irresponsible of the club.Im sure that Calvert-Lewin and his family, at least, welcome the support from the club.Surely that support would be much more valuable and meaningful if provided privately and discretely. Of course there is the possibility that Calvert-Lewin asked for or wanted this publicised when perhaps the club might have resisted? I guess we will never know. A small minority question the validity of that simple chain of events with their own theories, opinions and agendas. As you're not specific with this claim, I assume you are including my post as the first daring to question the rationale and motives for making this issue so public? Your objection is duley noted. Colin,Some are quite happy and prepared to brush off the same crap this lad, and now his family, are getting from the same morons on social media.Could you please idenify which posts you're refering to? I don't seee no 'brushing off' on this thread. Kevin Molloy 67 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:20:08 fair enough Brian. I only made one post, the rest was just replies to direct messages to me. Kim Vivian 68 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:30:39 We have absolutely wonderful supporters but at times (not just this time) I just wish some of them would just fuck right off. Embarrassments - They wouldn't be missed in the slightest by a single genuine Evertonian. Off topic but I've been searching around and can't find the answer for some reason, but are all the games being shown on tv as per usual for the final fixtures of the season or is it just Forest-Chelsea? Eric Myles 69 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:33:18 Christy #63 "People with underlying health and respiratory conditions died because they came in contact with people who refused the vaccine and passed on Covid."It wasn't the unvaccinated that passed on Covid, it was those that had Covid that passed it on, and the vaccinated could still catch Covid AND pass it on. (caught it 3 times myself, AFTER vaccination). Brian Williams 70 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:40:13 Good man Kev. Get back onto the footie mate. UTFT. 💙 Liam Mogan 71 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:42:00 Michael 66 - I disagree completely with your viewpoint, but that's your opinion and you are entitled to it. Mine is that there was disgraceful abuse online and the club were correct to respond publicly. Yours is yours.You didn't reply on whether your viewpoint was the reason a number of posts on the topic were deleted last night, without any explanation? Paul Hewitt 72 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:42:53 Christy@63. What absolute nonsense. Eric Myles 73 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:44:30 Michael #66, (and previous). I agree that the Club is shooting itself in the foot by making a public declaration on this pre-empting any other media. It puts ALL our supporters in a bad light when it is likely only a handful of idiots.If other media had picked this up first the Club could just have issued a statement along the lines of 'we're aware of it, deplorable, supporting the player and his family, was probably Chelsea supporters, subject of a police investigation so we have no further comment at this time'.I hope FGD can improve our media communications. David Bromwell 74 Posted 21/05/2025 at 15:45:58 I often cringe at the treatment certain players get, Michael Keane, being an example. I also remember when Calvert Lewin was booed by our own supporters as he left the field having fractured his cheek bone. In some ways we can all be guilty as we sometimes use our words casually, and forget the impact this might have on our players and their families.So this is a reminder to us all, who knows where our comments will be heard or read. Social media has a life far beyond anything that existed in the past, and I for one would be happy if the certain references and words were deleted as part of the editorial process. Add Your Comments In order to post a comment, you need to be logged in as a registered user of the site. » Log in now Or Sign up as a ToffeeWeb Member — it's free, takes just a few minutes and will allow you to post your comments on articles and Talking Points submissions across the site. How to get rid of these ads and support TW © ToffeeWeb