Premier League 2022/23

[METALMAN]

Amongst other things, it can be attributed to the articles on the right to privacy and right to a fair trial in the European Convention of Human Rights. Also if it’s a well known public figure they are considered to be under greater risk of having their right to the presumption of innocence violated.

[Szumi]

3 hours ago, FLiam said:

Whilst I’m not dismissing the Partey allegations in any way - the two cases are different in the respect that an audio recording was leaked and visible evidence of domestic violence was also leaked. 

Aren't there text messages though that have leaked where Partey pretty much admits to it?

[stokeriño]

Chelsea are just going to do 0-0s for the remainder of the season. A bold strategy, for sure.

[Kyle]

I'm not sure how excited I am to watch us trundle to at best a 1-0 defeat today.

[Dang117]

This is already the best I've seen Everton play all season. If anyone can keep them it's up going to be Sean Dyche

[gunnar hendershow]

Regardless of the result, Everton supporters have to feel like this is the way they'll need to play to stay up.

[Baddar]

I feel like Jorginho is going to score the pen that wins Arsenal the game.

But they'll have to do it from behind!

[METALMAN]

Jorginho has brought the Chelsea curse with him and now Arsenal are shit

[DavidMarrio]

On 30/01/2023 at 17:47, DavidMarrio said:

At this time, he's the better choice than Bielsa for the situation Everton are in and I think with the two upcoming fixtures he's got a nothing to lose game against Arsenal which he could set up to frustrate then the derby against us in which both teams are doing terrible by their standards so it's anyone's game that 

Never in doubt

[Matt]

Manager of the month curse, new manager bounce. It was nailed on. Amazing how Everton look like a competent football side with an actual manager, interesting concept.

[Adam]

I always did love Burnley.

[The Lusophone]

People will accuse Dyche of playing anti-football, but his team have just beaten the champions elect, and had more shots on target too.

[Kaney]

Don't think any of our players had a good game there. Its only a catastrophe if we don't bounce back from this result though. Still no reason to throw the towel in but the time-wasting and gamesmanship is infuriating when nothing gets done about it. Give us 6 minutes extra time, watch them waste every second of it and just blow the whistle anyway? Bah.

They had the better chances, we could have easily gotten back into it if any of our shots were actually on target but here we are.

[gunnar hendershow]

And now should City win at the Emirates on the 15th they'll be all but in the driver's seat.

[Baddar]

Martial is injured again. He's infuriating.

[Szumi]

We are absolutely pathetic. This is embarrassing, and it's just getting worse every week

[FLiam]

Liverpool are so bad lately. Not even doing the basics right. 

[gunnar hendershow]

Maybe Klopp is throwing the match against Wolves so that Everton lose the advantage against them that they just gained?

[DavidMarrio]

4 minutes ago, damhausen said:

Maybe Klopp is throwing the match against Wolves so that Everton lose the advantage against them that they just gained?

Wish we could say this is down to throwing matches away. 

We just need the season to end. Sounds like there's a lot of mess behind the scenes with key staff members leaving then you've got a team with no confidence at all. Think not knowing what's going on with the ownership of the club doesn't help. 

Can't even call this a transition season. It's just a shit season with no transition

[Szumi]

2 minutes ago, DavidMarrio said:

Wish we could say this is down to throwing matches away. 

We just need the season to end. Sounds like there's a lot of mess behind the scenes with key staff members leaving then you've got a team with no confidence at all. Think not knowing what's going on with the ownership of the club doesn't help. 

Can't even call this a transition season. It's just a shit season with no transition

Yeah we're in shambles off the pitch. Key staff have left or are leaving, there's apparently no cohesion at all between different departments, and who knows what else. Klopp is a fantastic manager, but I do wonder both if he's a) been given too much influence on personnel/backroom decisions as it's been reported for months he's been given more power with Edwards/Ward leaving, b) run the squad way deep into the ground (also others to blame there) and then has stubbornly refused to really alter ANY of his tactics to help the tired squad.