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It’s a weirdly strange mix of opinion on here.
One says our current position means we won’t get relegated . Hmm, maybe I’m too bucket half empty when I think, even if it’s improbable, it’s not exactly impossible.
The someone says we cannot win the League Cup (or whatever it is called now) because we have to get through the RS and City. I suppose that’s logical but this bucket half empty fan would like to have hope and worse teams than us have beaten both of them. It’s possible.
Then mention of a tough run of games against sides likely finishing above us. Top sides then, a mismatch, knife to a gunfight job. Then I see Brentford and Brighton in that list. Well sure, they have been playing very well but seriously, and no disrespect, are we content to think small clubs like that will invariably finish above us. My bucket is filling up.
Finally the optimistic talk that TFG might fund a serious January window to push for Europe and my bucket empties again. Not happening, guys…
as i’ve seen previously here on tw when asked who exactly these ‘top sportsman’ are this spoofer goes quiet
end of chat
be careful phil – the eternal ultra optimists can be quite hostile to anyone who casts any doubts on their beliefs like rabid maga supporters.their opinions are all that matter. !
No, Michael, that’s YOU, hoping that we’re in trouble come next May. Why the actual fuck would any so-called Everton fan look at where we are now and go “oh we might be relegated”? Get a fucking grip of yourself.
Moyes teams played some great stuff in his first stint too. I think it peaked in the 07/08 season, but 08/09 was also good.