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There was a report that Rohl missed games because of a hernia, I think, and the club were not happy that he sought treatment in Germany without first notifying the club and despite its success he may have been overlooked for not first seeking permission.

Sometimes I genuinely wish we had been relegated to stop certain people talking about avoiding relegation, like it is a badge of honour, unless I’m missing something and it has it become a badge of honour?

Has one of the best grounds in the country been built so we can watch unexciting, sterile, unbalanced, defensive football, with a little smattering of quality from time to time?

What are the genuine goals for the club, for most Evertonians these days ?

I am not making excuses – I am pointing out the facts becasue most on here read what they want to read.

He might be bad – but none of the others were any better – and that includes Carlo who managed to get his team of DCL, Richarlison and James to score 47 goals. Fantastic. We can only wish for 47 goals a season – except we have just had one! Oh but we don’t mention that.

And when we got those exciting managers – Silva, Koeman, Martinez, what did we do??? We sacked them because we were in danger of relegation.

And Mick, forgotten about the Bournemouth game already??? A draw would have sent us down. Memories of Coventry in ’98.

Phil @ 42, the only one talking rubbish on here is you!

Making excuses for a manager who has won nothing with Everton in 12 seasons and has one cup final appearance to his name in that period.

A manager who has won one, single, trophy in his entire career and plays some of the most god awful football I have ever had the misfortune of watching.

Do we settle for not being in a relegation battle as success now? Because in one of the weakest ever premiership seasons and after having spent £115 million on new players, stone age Moyes managed one more point that Dyche achieved in his final, full, season.

Three of the younger players you mention hardly played all season. Nothing unusual for your hero though as Moyes just doesn’t play youngsters. It doesn’t sit with his safety first tactics.

Too many people are now happy to accept the the garbage Moyes will provide and accept all the claptrap he spouts to excuse it. What happened to the expectations of Everton supporters?

There is absolutely nothing wrong in wanting more from a manager than permanent mediocrity. We should be aiming for European qualification and at least trying to win cup competitions at the very least.

Under Moyes we will be eternally a mid table team and he thinks we should be grateful for that. I,for one, refuse to accept that.

I want a manager who will, at least, attempt to return us to where I feel we belong. One of the top clubs in the country who are considered challengers for every trophy available. Not a manager just happy to sit mid table, like Moyes.

Yes I was less enthused than under that lot you point out Phil, they had fuckall to spend while Moyes had £115 million pounds worth of transfers to use, plus we’ve never been close to relegation bar the Crystal Palace season, not once have I been worried about getting relegated bar that game, also after supporting Everton for over 50 years id like to see a bit more ambition than just staying away from the relegation places
I see absolutely no difference in the style of play, we are so boring to watch, we shit ourselves anytime there’s a chance to jump up the table, weve gone out of both cups early at home again, so for me its no better than the seasons we’ve had since Ancelloti left, people are forking out £70 for tickets as well what they spend on bevvies scran etc and we’ve won 6 games at home, got a minus goal difference again, if you’re happy with that its your perogative but I want more than just surviving and being bored to tears watching garbage safety first shite