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Just asking, can you not see the sarcasm from “NO.2”?

When I went into finch farm, I remember the conversation I had with Sean Dyche, who said that the only real leader in the squad was Seamus Coleman.

What about your mate from Burnley, Tarkowski, I asked? What about Branthwaite and Garner? They might only be young kids but if you get them involved, I’m sure they will both become leaders, I said.

We are not privy to what goes on at finch farm, is something that people who don’t like to see David Moyes, being criticised, often say.

That might be true but, a lot of us go and watch Everton, every week or every fortnight, and a lot of us can see a good player when we see one.

I obviously don’t believe our squad is great, but I do believe our squad is much better than it is given credit for, but the only way this would ever be proven true is if the manager started placing his trust in a few of the younger players.

We need to prioritise signing a few decent defenders, and if we do this then suddenly, we might not be as far away as we look, especially if we can sign a little bit of quality, further up the pitch, and once again… the manager starts rotating his squad properly, instead of constantly relying on the same faces

Thanks for the recommendation Andy, mate.

Arsene Wenger, was a great visionary and his vision produced such wonderful football, that was very easy on the eye.

Football of the highest scientific order, was an accolade that was once given to our own great club, and that’s how I viewed Arsenal, for a lot of Wenger’s reign.

Imagine someone turning Everton, back into the club, we used to be in the past? Imagine watching us playing a high line and hunting down the opposition in packs? Don’t get me wrong, I’d take watching a team playing with the discipline that Arteta, has instilled into Arsenal, but more than anything I’d love to see a revolutionary getting the Everton job💙

turned us down, have they?

relax, we’ve got this.

A year left on his contract Mark