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don't know what to think anymore but did watch a daily Everton show on you tube they were saying nothing will happen till June the 30th when most contracts end there 12 month cycle, not looking good but who knows. But if we sign George and Grealish there’s about 40 mill of transfer kitty I guess.

TFG will only sell if the son Ryan loses interest? What interest have they shown in Everton since they took over?

It seems to me they have lost interest in Everton already. But they haven’t lost interest in any money they can make by owning Everton.

While we’re on the subject of Moyes here’s a Editorial from the local Brisbane paper.
Now Australia gets World Cup-itis once every 4 yrs, then everybody is, as ever an instant expert -it doesn’t last very long and there has t been a really serious outbreak since the days of Tim Cahill.

Game 1; all the ‘Experts’ wondered at the Coaches selection when he dropped 3 or 4 established names, including the Keeper
They beat a decent Turkey side 2-0.

Game 2;
Up against the Hosts with full home advantage The Coach opted for Do not lose – and as we so often see with Moyes – they lost.

Game 3;
Enter the local paper…think Daily Post when it was decent.

And this piece by an Editor ( with his newly acquired expert knowledge brought on by a dose of 4 yr World Cup fever)

Notice any similarities if you change a few names??

“The Socceroos’ 2-0 loss to the United States in their second match of the FIFA 2026 World Cup must serve as a sharp wake-up call for the rest of the tournament.

In a disastrous first half, Australia was a shadow of the side that beat Turkey 2-0 in its opening outing. The Socceroos were timid, hesitant and second to every contest. They allowed the Americans to dictate the tempo, control possession and pin them deep in their own half. At no stage before the break did Australia look likely to score, or even to wrest back control.

To their credit, the response after halftime was far better. The Socceroos emerged with intent, energy and belief. They were stronger in the contest, braver with the ball and far more willing to take the game on. For long stretches of the second half they matched, and at times unsettled, their highly fancied opponents.

That fightback mattered. While the scoreline remained 2-0, the second-half display restored some pride and reminded supporters what this team is capable of when it plays with courage and conviction.

Australian sporting fans can accept defeat. (???)

What they won’t accept is a lack of effort, belief or ambition. Whether it’s State of Origin, the Australian Open or the World Cup, supporters want to see their teams have a genuine crack.

Now comes Paraguay. A draw may be enough, but playing for one would be a mistake. Australia must attack, back itself and chase momentum into the finals.”

Take note TFG, Angus and get rid of this millstone round our necks.

I spoke with jarrad Branthwaite today about the world cup, and if he was fit. I also said moves was a sausage, and hoped he wouldn’t be here next season. His face said it all.

First off, I’ve said it before, but Mike G your defense of TFG is getting ridiculous. Whenever anyone says anything remotely negative about them you pop up with some fanboy comment to champion them, but as an Everton fan I couldn’t give a shit about TFG, I will judge them by their actions and to date all they have done is buy a great club on the cheap and install a has been, never was, loser of a manager to cement the Kenwright “don’t get relegated at all costs” mentality – whilst treating us as second citizens to their favourite son in Italy.

But to anyone that thinks Moyes is playing TFG in his Talksport interview, seriously – they can’t even show up to HDS, what makes you think they are listening to Jim Whyte? These comments will never get back to them, the only time they will be interested in us is if their investment in our stadium is under pressure. That’s the cash cow, not the glorious history and fanbase.

Hope I’m proven wrong, but nothing has suggested otherwise.

Tony 26, spot on.