Rival watch

Jobs.

 

Aha! Where? This could be a start of a tv series...…...

 

Born in Liverpool maternity hospital. Don't confuse us with the plastic mancs

 

What a ****ing welcoming bunch you all are

 

Says the Collider

 

There is no way
@Bring back Martin Chivers
is going to take offence at me...I am the politest mofo on here

 

Ah, an Evertonian. I was mislead by your username, I'm afraid.

 

Not far wrong.....

 

Taking a leaf out of Trump's book. Cheats do prosper!

 

Everton's reminder for season ticket renewal, would Daniel ever do this?

 

Tom needs a bloody rest or visit a nut doctor!!!!!?

 

A vasectomy might be a good idea

 

I think that Spurs did something similar a while ago, but the details escape me. Very nice gesture, though.
Their season tickets are pretty decently priced, too: http://www.evertonfc.com/content/ti...20/season-tickets-201920/season-ticket-prices

 

I've watched some Everton games. Not good. Best to PAY fans to go watch!!!?

 

A decade ago we were looking to emulate Everton, as they were able to be competitive in spite of their meager budget and relatively small capacity due to having a canny manager and a damn good academy

Now we're hoping that we can dump Trippier on them and sign Wan Bissaka...

 

This maybe a stupid question but why would Everton want Trippier, already have Coleman and one of the best young right backs around, unless Kenny is coming the other way

 

Apparently. Coleman's not been the same player since he came back. Whether that's likely to be a long-term problem or not is unclear but he'll be 31 in October. If they're committing to using Calvert-Lewin up front, it could be a good move for them going forwards. Defensively, maybe not, especially as Trippier ages?

 

As brian says coleman is getting on, is battling back from terrible injuries and isn't as good as he was.

Personally think there youth right back kenny is terrible lol

 

Anyone think Cardiff are acting really scummy over the Sala deal?

Basically trying to claim the deal is null and void due to supposedly certain paperwork which needed confirmation wasn't completed (which I believe Nantes are saying it was). Surely if the deal wasn't completed Sala shouldn't have posed for photos in their kit and his signing announced on their club website? Now that the poor guy is dead, suddenly the deal didn't happen? Sorry but that's just ****ing disgraceful.

Without going too dark - and I'm not blaming them for his death - but without Cardiff making a move for him, he'd have still been training and preparing for whoever Nantes was set to play over the weekend. As tragic as it is for both clubs not least of all Sala and his family, he was essentially a Cardiff player and while no club wants to lose £15m, they should honour the agreement.

 

Yup proper scummy that .especially all them tributes to him by the club they suddenly dont want to own that anymore