IF WE LOST TO COVENTRY...

Any half decent coach would get the most out of this squad and get to a position where we then need to kick on. That's where Levy and Enic then fails.

This is why both manager and ownership needs to change.

20-1 is like printing money im on massively.

I think O'neil will be the first to go i do not think Everton can afford to sack dyche. I think they will go into administration.

If we go out to Coventry i think Ange cannot continue as that dumb interview he gave, I ALWAYS WIN in the second season will be replayed everywhere.

Coventry are a dangerous side we see what they did to Yanited last season. We have the hardest draw of all sides in europe who were seeded but we should still beat them obviously a club of our stature.

comment by look like modric (U7431)
posted 25 minutes ago
20-1 is like printing money im on massively.

I think O'neil will be the first to go i do not think Everton can afford to sack dyche. I think they will go into administration.

If we go out to Coventry i think Ange cannot continue as that dumb interview he gave, I ALWAYS WIN in the second season will be replayed everywhere.

Coventry are a dangerous side we see what they did to Yanited last season. We have the hardest draw of all sides in europe who were seeded but we should still beat them obviously a club of our stature.
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Coventry have won once in the league this season

"club of our stature" ??? & what would that be exactly.... 1 league cup in 23 years !!!

"Perhaps you should have said "Club of our market value"

comment by Hengy (U9129)
posted 29 minutes ago
comment by look like modric (U7431)
posted 25 minutes ago
20-1 is like printing money im on massively.

I think O'neil will be the first to go i do not think Everton can afford to sack dyche. I think they will go into administration.

If we go out to Coventry i think Ange cannot continue as that dumb interview he gave, I ALWAYS WIN in the second season will be replayed everywhere.

Coventry are a dangerous side we see what they did to Yanited last season. We have the hardest draw of all sides in europe who were seeded but we should still beat them obviously a club of our stature.
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Coventry have won once in the league this season
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Same as Spurs then. Spurs have only beaten the club every other club Everton has played this season have done the same.

I expect a win, but it is a massive banana skin, so wouldn't be surprised if Coventry won with Spurs shocking away form.

comment by Hawkeye78 (U22468)
posted 3 hours, 38 minutes ago
It's not Levy's fault our players have suddenly forgot how to cross a ball. It's not Levy's fault we cant defend a set piece. I like Ange but he seems out of his depth.

Levy will go one day (hopefully) but getting rid of him now would change nothing.
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It is if the reason that they can't do any of those things is because they're simply limited players. What gives you the impression that the players are better than they're currently showing? They might just be shiiiiit.

If you pull out of the Raya deal to go for someone cheaper in Vicario, you might end up with a keeper that flaps at corners and doesn't command the 6 yard box.

If you pull out of the Eze/Neto deal because either the fee or the wages are too much and sign a kid from Burnley a lot cheaper, it's likely that same winger will not be as good at getting crosses in as the latter two.

The point is that the penny pinching is unquestionably contributing to the issues on the field. I'm not absolving Ange of blame but this is an issue that goes beyond the touchline.

If you drastically cut your wage bill, as we're reliably informed was part of Levy's PSR restructuring (via Paul O'Keefe), and it's likely to be cut further, you have to accept that players that aren't paid as well won't perform as well.

Levy is killing our club and all you lot can do is aim your guns at Ange.

comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 10 minutes ago
comment by Hawkeye78 (U22468)
posted 3 hours, 38 minutes ago
It's not Levy's fault our players have suddenly forgot how to cross a ball. It's not Levy's fault we cant defend a set piece. I like Ange but he seems out of his depth.

Levy will go one day (hopefully) but getting rid of him now would change nothing.
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It is if the reason that they can't do any of those things is because they're simply limited players. What gives you the impression that the players are better than they're currently showing? They might just be shiiiiit.

If you pull out of the Raya deal to go for someone cheaper in Vicario, you might end up with a keeper that flaps at corners and doesn't command the 6 yard box.

If you pull out of the Eze/Neto deal because either the fee or the wages are too much and sign a kid from Burnley a lot cheaper, it's likely that same winger will not be as good at getting crosses in as the latter two.

The point is that the penny pinching is unquestionably contributing to the issues on the field. I'm not absolving Ange of blame but this is an issue that goes beyond the touchline.

If you drastically cut your wage bill, as we're reliably informed was part of Levy's PSR restructuring (via Paul O'Keefe), and it's likely to be cut further, you have to accept that players that aren't paid as well won't perform as well.

Levy is killing our club and all you lot can do is aim your guns at Ange.
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I'm not saying our players are incredible but it's not exactly a terrible side is it? They're getting the basics wrong and he doesn't seem that bothered about fixing it. He even said he doesn't see the point in overly practising defending set pieces.

He's not 100% to blame for everything but he's the boss of the players so if we all think the buck stops with Levy over the running of the club, then it stands to reason that the buck stops with Ange when it comes to the results each week.

I wasn't overly surprised we got beat on Sunday, Arsenal are just better than us, no point denying it, but it wasn't a great performance from us.

As for Levy pulling out of deals, were we even in for Eze and Neto? The only place I saw that was on here and that's the equivalent of getting your news from You Tube. Didn't palace even come out and say they were surprised there was no interest from anyone?

I'm all for Levy bashing but rumours and lies seem to get muddled up with the facts a lot on here.

comment by Hawkeye78 (U22468)
posted 35 minutes ago
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 10 minutes ago
comment by Hawkeye78 (U22468)
posted 3 hours, 38 minutes ago
It's not Levy's fault our players have suddenly forgot how to cross a ball. It's not Levy's fault we cant defend a set piece. I like Ange but he seems out of his depth.

Levy will go one day (hopefully) but getting rid of him now would change nothing.
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It is if the reason that they can't do any of those things is because they're simply limited players. What gives you the impression that the players are better than they're currently showing? They might just be shiiiiit.

If you pull out of the Raya deal to go for someone cheaper in Vicario, you might end up with a keeper that flaps at corners and doesn't command the 6 yard box.

If you pull out of the Eze/Neto deal because either the fee or the wages are too much and sign a kid from Burnley a lot cheaper, it's likely that same winger will not be as good at getting crosses in as the latter two.

The point is that the penny pinching is unquestionably contributing to the issues on the field. I'm not absolving Ange of blame but this is an issue that goes beyond the touchline.

If you drastically cut your wage bill, as we're reliably informed was part of Levy's PSR restructuring (via Paul O'Keefe), and it's likely to be cut further, you have to accept that players that aren't paid as well won't perform as well.

Levy is killing our club and all you lot can do is aim your guns at Ange.
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I'm not saying our players are incredible but it's not exactly a terrible side is it? They're getting the basics wrong and he doesn't seem that bothered about fixing it. He even said he doesn't see the point in overly practising defending set pieces.

He's not 100% to blame for everything but he's the boss of the players so if we all think the buck stops with Levy over the running of the club, then it stands to reason that the buck stops with Ange when it comes to the results each week.

I wasn't overly surprised we got beat on Sunday, Arsenal are just better than us, no point denying it, but it wasn't a great performance from us.

As for Levy pulling out of deals, were we even in for Eze and Neto? The only place I saw that was on here and that's the equivalent of getting your news from You Tube. Didn't palace even come out and say they were surprised there was no interest from anyone?

I'm all for Levy bashing but rumours and lies seem to get muddled up with the facts a lot on here.
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He's the boss of the players he's provided. If they're not all that good, there's only so much he can do. That's my point.

Regarding the potential bigger deals, Neto was 100% on the cards but Levy pulled the plug for whatever reason. O'Keefe is the one person I'd listen to regarding transfers and he said Neto was the one Ange really, really wanted, as well as, admittedly Solanke, who we got. Eze is a bit different because we knew what it would have taken financially to get him so he technically was there if we'd wanted him.

This isn't about smart recruitment as some will have you believe. It was always about cutting costs. If you sign an established Premier League player like Eze or Neto, aside from the fee the wages would sting, there's no doubt about that. That's the part Levy takes issue with. In an age where PSR restricts spending of any kind, lowering your wage bill gives you more wiggle room in the market long term. It's sensible from a business perspective but from a sporting one? No chance. The other option is to go for it, qualify for the CL year on year as Arsenal have done and keep spending to maintain that position. It's the difference between driving in the fast lane with risk and driving slowly in the left hand lane. You're less likely to crash, but you know you're going to get overtaken time and time again.

comment by Hengy (U9129)
posted 6 hours, 12 minutes ago
comment by look like modric (U7431)
posted 25 minutes ago
20-1 is like printing money im on massively.

I think O'neil will be the first to go i do not think Everton can afford to sack dyche. I think they will go into administration.

If we go out to Coventry i think Ange cannot continue as that dumb interview he gave, I ALWAYS WIN in the second season will be replayed everywhere.

Coventry are a dangerous side we see what they did to Yanited last season. We have the hardest draw of all sides in europe who were seeded but we should still beat them obviously a club of our stature.
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Coventry have won once in the league this season
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Two narrow 1-0 losses and two wins in the cup already mate good performance against watford at the weekend. If you look at the other european sides we have the toughest draw.

Haji wright is a threat.

comment by look like modric (U7431)
posted 2 hours, 54 minutes ago
comment by Hengy (U9129)
posted 6 hours, 12 minutes ago
comment by look like modric (U7431)
posted 25 minutes ago
20-1 is like printing money im on massively.

I think O'neil will be the first to go i do not think Everton can afford to sack dyche. I think they will go into administration.

If we go out to Coventry i think Ange cannot continue as that dumb interview he gave, I ALWAYS WIN in the second season will be replayed everywhere.

Coventry are a dangerous side we see what they did to Yanited last season. We have the hardest draw of all sides in europe who were seeded but we should still beat them obviously a club of our stature.
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Coventry have won once in the league this season
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Two narrow 1-0 losses and two wins in the cup already mate good performance against watford at the weekend. If you look at the other european sides we have the toughest draw.

Haji wright is a threat.
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Yea that’s not impressive just like our two 1 goal defeats