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Mike 6 I\'m sorry but I disagree. Lots can he achieved in one year in football if you have clear ambition. We must be the only football club that constantly uses the transition excuse as a reason never to leave square one. We as a fan base have been sold that same old line for years now, it\'s always been the same old \"it takes time\" or \"this time next year\". Nothing ever progresses from day one.
Usually one year in we should be seeing some kind of clarity from what the owners want to do with this club. We\'ve heard nothing and not seen anything from the hardly. Regardless of what some think, much can be done in one year as many clubs prove, it\'s just Everton Football Club that continually uses the transition excuse. Have Brentford sat there this season after losing their much loved boss and core of their team and said let\'s just finish 16th this season and start from scratch this summer? It always seems to be this club that is stuck in the mud.
Poor first half!?! It was also a poor second half until the 83rd minute when a young kid who could only make the bench came on, played out of position and gave it all his effort and when turned over to his seniors they again failed, this time from 12 yards.
Eddie(#14); Are you saying that Moyes didn\'t see that as important enough to give his full attention? As they say, the devil is in the detail.