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It might not stop the world's dependency on oil but the protest was evidently an effective way to draw attention to the cause:
Whose house is it anyway? Everton 21/22
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It might not stop the world's dependency on oil but the protest was evidently an effective way to draw attention to the cause:
steveo87
22/11/2022 - got a maths joke.
Slightly over excited humour aside, I've not really stopped thinking about it, so it's clearly done something.
sleaterkinney
Well-Known Member
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
I'm not sure which side of that result I'm most pleased about
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
Someone who will be unable to see the climax of Everton FC's 2021 / 22 season in person is 43-year-old season ticket holder Deanna Franklin of Bath Street North, Southport ...
(Source: Liverpool Echo)
... on 16 February 2022, at Sefton Magistrates’ Court Deanna Franklin admitted racially abusing Dwight McNeil of Burnley FC on 13 September 2021 and received a football banning order for three years, blocking her from attending any regulated matches.
Deanna Franklin cannot go within a mile of Goodison Park for two hours either before kick off or after a match ends when Everton play there.
The same rule applies to stadiums in other cities when Everton travel there for games. Deanna Franklin, who cannot work due to medical issues, was also fined £180.
Deanna Franklin rejected the idea that she was racist claiming, “I have mixed race friends, I’m not a racist."
(Source: Liverpool Echo)
... on 16 February 2022, at Sefton Magistrates’ Court Deanna Franklin admitted racially abusing Dwight McNeil of Burnley FC on 13 September 2021 and received a football banning order for three years, blocking her from attending any regulated matches.
Deanna Franklin cannot go within a mile of Goodison Park for two hours either before kick off or after a match ends when Everton play there.
The same rule applies to stadiums in other cities when Everton travel there for games. Deanna Franklin, who cannot work due to medical issues, was also fined £180.
Deanna Franklin rejected the idea that she was racist claiming, “I have mixed race friends, I’m not a racist."
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
Everton have confirmed that they are assisting police after two Brentford players said their families were racially abused at Goodison Park:
Police investigate racist abuse of families of Brentford players at Everton
Police investigate racist abuse of families of Brentford players at Everton
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Not sure there''s going to be any sort of climax for her or Everton this season. More like a slow pointless ejaculate.Someone who will be unable to see the climax of Everton FC's 2021 / 22 season in person is 43-year-old season ticket holder Deanna Franklin of Bath Street North, Southport ...
(Source: Liverpool Echo)
... on 16 February 2022, at Sefton Magistrates’ Court Deanna Franklin admitted racially abusing Dwight McNeil of Burnley FC on 13 September 2021 and received a football banning order for three years, blocking her from attending any regulated matches.
Deanna Franklin cannot go within a mile of Goodison Park for two hours either before kick off or after a match ends when Everton play there.
The same rule applies to stadiums in other cities when Everton travel there for games. Deanna Franklin, who cannot work due to medical issues, was also fined £180.
Deanna Franklin rejected the idea that she was racist claiming, “I have mixed race friends, I’m not a racist."
Deanna, The face of the people's club.
sleaterkinney
Well-Known Member
A turd that won’t flush.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Well done Everton
BCBlues
Lend us a Twenner
Months of having Rafa in charge damaged Everton massively. At least they wont have that problem next season.
Humberto
Callooh! Callay!
Don't think you can blame it all on him. They spent loads before he arrived and have gone backwards.
BCBlues
Lend us a Twenner
That may be true but Rafa hadnt got a clue on how to slam the brakes on. Lampard has achieved that, got the fans on board and created a different atmosphere at the club. Has to be commended in all honesty.
agricola
a genuine importer of owls
Not all of it, but that side of his was the worst version of Everton I have ever seen.
Even historically bad teams (like Kendall's third spell) at least had the saving grace that they were full of bad players, but Benitez managed to make decent/good players look like they were playing in and made of cement. You went into every game knowing that they'd lose, knowing that he'd do nothing positive to change games. Even the odd few good results - Chelsea away for example - came not because of him but because circumstances forced him into things he should have been doing anyway (in that game we had a big injury crisis and he was forced to start the youth in the shape of Branthwaite and Simms), and obviously the players who did well in that game got binned off as soon as he could.
He is the one Everton manager I've genuinely hated - I thought it was a bit of a laugh when he joined, and his start was ok, but from Brentford away onwards (when we were one down for ages and he made one sub in the entire game) it was too much. The idea that he really was actively trying to get us relegated is one that I have a lot of time for - I mean, Lampard has got them looking ten times better. Tonight would never have happened under Benitez, and we'd have been relegated weeks ago if he hadn't been sacked.
Humberto
Callooh! Callay!
I honestly don't think that boldened bit is reasonable. Well in on the comeback result and that but I wouldn't say that about a man like Benitez.
agricola
a genuine importer of owls
That is the thing though - Benitez' record is clear, he is not a fool and yet we got consistent foolery from him.
sleaterkinney
Well-Known Member
They’re at the same place now as when he took over and he would have been a lot less popular had they not come back from two down at home. Their backs were against the wall and they got a result, it doesn’t make him a good manager, if he was they wouldn’t have been in that position.
BCBlues
Lend us a Twenner
He done well with the bunch of demoralised players he inherited and importantly got the fans behind the team.
He done well with a young Derby team, he done well to get a transfer banned a d Hazardless Chelsea in to the top 4.
He's now proved he can handle a relegation dogfight.
Next season will reveal where he is at with a fresh start, I really hope he does well. I've always said he will be England manager one day.
surreybrowncap
“Those who believe in telekinetics, raise my hand"
You can always push him
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