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Considering how bad we've been this season, Everton fans should be embarrassed that they were thrashed by a Pellegrino team. You will not find a more deluded fan base in the Premier League, perhaps with the exception of Stoke fans.

It's in spite of Sam, it's more to do with their rather deep pockets.

That's that then, confirmed we are staying up!

They really are getting desperate now. Talk about scraping the bottom of the barrel

James Ward-Prowse probably. Steven Davis made his debut at the same time but as he's 33, I doubt he'll be playing for us still at 36.

Saudi Arabia is closer to Japan than England is. Still far away, yes.

As I said in the other thread, it's a decent career move really. Will play regularly, chance of playing in the Asian Champions League, and it's closer to Japan

Net spend champions

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo not Yoshida Still, playing in the Asian Champions League will probably benefit him and it's closer to Japan

That's another parallel though, we kept on to Wigley for far too long.

Here's something for The9 to mull over - Everton are wearing their brand new home shirt

Leeds were bigger at the time they got relegated. They were in a Champions League semi-final, Everton have got nowhere near that.

We haven't lost 4-1 to anyone yet, but we are visiting Everton on Saturday, a decrepit old ground with fans who bang on about history as if its relevant, so maybe that is where the parallels will lie!!

When I went to an MLS game, all they had for a program was effectively a leaflet, and it was free.

You're also on the OS official highlights too, presumably the same footage from MOTD. I'm glad you know that many of us appreciate the stuff you put up. Are you going to be doing anything in terms of blogging and vlogging for the World Cup?

Some interesting analysis by Gary Neville now on MNF. Says how changing the shape to three in the back has helped us get the best out of Tadic.

Ah OK that sounds more apt. I don't watch these things really.

This thread has gone seriously off topic. Presumably Heisenberg is Ian Beale, the annoying one who tries to get everyone to like him but just ends up getting bullied by everyone else

Yup, they will for sure name a weakened team if they beat Atletico. But if Huddersfield is his final game then I'm sure the players will want to sign off with a victory.

2 wins for sure will be more than enough. Beating just Swansea and losing the other two would probably do it tbh.

It's a bit easier when they have an owner willing to spend spend spend on new signings, anyone could have done that. My criticism is the same for Leicester fans who want Puel out - they should be grateful that they're not in the relegation mix when they could quite easily be. The point about Adkins is very odd, considering the excellent work he has done in turning around Hull. Not bad for a team with huge off the field issues.

That's as stupid a remark as me saying that older people are less intelligent because they had to buy their music on a massive disc. Interests and habits change, get over it.

One win will do it for sure. A draw or defeat at Everton doesn't really help us anyway, so I hope we go for it. The Swansea game will be crucial whatever happens.

Not sure they do it anymore There's one here http://www.worldfootball.net/table_calculator/eng-premier-league/

Nah, he was too busy practising his drive