Match Day Thread General matchday thread.

I don't

 

Apart from the BS

 

The old ones are the best

 

I think joelinton might score a brace tonight

 

First trip to the lane over 2 months...lets hear it for cheap fa cup tickets ...
Me and my 2 daughters (one young adult ticket two adult tickets ... £60 in total) ... next week v Norwich...1 adult ticket and 1 young adult ticket £84

 

That’ll be the cat litter under the pitch you’re paying for mate.

 

@PISKIE will love this news, as will @astro

Up the FFP dodging Blues

 

After you achieved so much with that first half a billion pounds dumped into EFC

I'd be more #worried if you announced you were going to replace Brands with someone who has a clue or that Moshiri was going to stop interfering in recruitment

 

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Rochdale are gunna get thumped

 

This scam doesn't even cover the money Moshiri has burned on managers:

Roberto Martinez £11m compensation
Ronald Koeman £2m hiring fee £5.4m compensation
Sam Allardyce £6m compensation
Marco Silva £4m hiring fee £12m compensation
Total: £40.4m

Income 2018/19:
Liverpool £533m, up £78m on 17/18
Everton £188m

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spo...ol-course-leapfrog-manchester-united-17559429

 

We don’t care though. Big Uzzie has got this.

Paying £30m for merely having the option for the naming rights on the new stadium is **** you FFP genius

 

But at what point does all this money mean you can beat our kids let alone the first team?

 

If we can’t get it right with Ancelotti in the chair and Big Uzzie bankrolling it, then it’s time to give up.

New riverside stadium, World class manager, Billionaire funders, what’s not to like?

 

That an 18 year old just made sure your £400m squad is trophyless for a 25th year

 

#brandsforlife

 

Can you really take that much joy from winning things if you’re never there to see it though?

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/51114007

Everton announce record losses of £111.8m for year to June 2019

#thatwentwell @Tobes

"spending on players has taken wages to £160m, with Everton's wage-to-revenue ratio increasing from 77% in 2018 to 85% for last season"

"Moshiri has spent about £450m on players and changed manager four times since he took over at the club in February 2016, leading to questions from fans about the club's sustainability"

 

Cannon is a bell end.

Brands recruitment has been sound. It was his predecessor who ****ed it up.