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• I couldn’t watch it. It’s painful behind belief. rnWe all knew Palace would win. rnBut it’s ok. We won the stability prize. That’s more important. rnStanding still whilst others keep moving forward. rnrnFuck off Everton and f*** off Moyes. rnFuck off silent Dan and his Roma play thing as well. rnrnTime for a reset and focus on the World Cup. rnNo dour shite until August at least. rn...
  Sean Mitchell in Uefa Conference League Final
• Tony@16. What were they actually singing to make him, call them a disgrace ?...
  Jack Convery in Everton's summer and the need for urgency
• To be fair Oliver mate, Saint Daniel the Absent together with his eldest were present at the Alfred Dunlop Links Championship at St. Andrews on Sunday October 5 last year when we were beating 2025-2026 three-time trophy winners Palace at The Dock on the same day. St. Andrews Old Course is only 282 miles from HDS, so the absent one was pretty close by Texan standards at any rate....
  Paul Griffiths in Everton's summer and the need for urgency
• Sky Sports listing the English teams that have qualified for Europe and when the first fixtures are.rnrnFor Everton it\'s only a what could have been. Thanks Dismal Dave, for another of your middling, achieve nothing, seasons.rnrnAll we proved this season is that Moyes is unfit for purpose and we will never progress with him in charge ...
  Sean Herbert in Uefa Conference League Final
• Laurie (30): \'. there is one current Premier League player I would be going hard for and that is Senesi who is leaving Bournemouth on a a free\'.rnrnCultured and classy player Laurie. If we ever got him I\'d hop on a plane to Sydney and buy you whatever you want at Adlia Restaurant or Nour. But, of course, you\'re probably in Melbourne, which I don\'t know as well: Attica Q is the one memorable place I remember.rn rnBack to footy. Unfortunately Laurie, Senesi is looking upwards not downwards and we would not have a chance of landing him unless, perhaps, we landed Iraola, but we would not have a chance of landing him either.rnrnAnyone else wishing that they could go to sleep tonight and not wake up until September 1?...
  Paul Griffiths in The Rumour Mill - Close Season Week 1
• Robert #24, great to see you back, and some excellent points made. rnrnThree I\'d like to expand upon:rnrnOne is patience. Success on the pitch takes time, and the more success you want, the longer it takes. Friedkin\'s Roma took six years to move from 6th to 3rd and secure CL standing. Arsenal required six years to move from 8th to 1st, and Edu the architect didn\'t even stay for the finish. rnrnAnother is the \"stability\" that Friedkin obviously craves and has become something of a curse word to many fans. It\'s hard to hear, but you\'re right, the organizational stabilization required when he bought the club is nowhere near complete. The solid structural foundation of personnel, policies and finances that an owner wants to build on is not yet fully in place. rnrnAnd third is, as you mentioned, time frame. Friedkin won\'t give a fig, as you lot say, what the fans want in terms of a manager or the CL next season or when we win silverware. He will have ...
  Mike Gaynes in The available managers who could replace David Moyes at Everton