Football

Fire sale!

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/jan/24/everton-for-sale-farhad-moshiri-asking-price-more-than-500m

Saudi money buys the league cup it seems.

Pretty shitty roi I’d say.

Pretty shitty roi I’d say.

Folks have spent more for a lot less 😬

I’m starting with the man in the mirror

Everton looking pretty similar to Villa a few years back. Basket case club. Could be a bleak few years.

Who will be crazy enough to take on the Everton job?

Needs to be someone who could suffer relegation with indifference and get the supporters behind him/her as work on rebuilding and promotion is a year or two or three gets under way.

her

Emma Hayes would be good, tbf.

Surprising to absolutely no one: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/64396924

See... retired

I’d rather she took over from Southgate … !

Rashford on fire at the moment. Great goal.

Happy kick a fascist anniversary.

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Ha, try this early Cantona tackle:

https://twitter.com/DirtyFootbaIIer/status/984779398699249665

Happy kick a fascist anniversary.

Legendary ✊

give it to Big Dunc permanently

He's accepted the job, at Forest Green Rovers.

Good to see some non-English football coverage, but personally I had no idea a 30 year old English coach was managing a team in Ligue 1:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/jan/26/will-still-managing-ligue-1-club-30-couldnt-be-happier-neymar-mbappe

thanks for sharing, what a remarkable story.

Sean Dyche.

PASS THE FUCKING BLEACH.

I'm just happy it's not Corberan.

Worth it for the Dyche description: https://thisisnotfootball.co.uk/2023/01/27/the-dyche-man-cometh/

Squires on it

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Oh mate I feel for you and other Everton fans.

Turning down £60m then accepting £40m for your best player is peak Everton.

Don't suppose he'd be much use under Dyche anyway. How much is one Jay Rodriquez in todays market?

See Everton have finally been sensible and got Dyche in. Suspect if they'd done that a few years ago they wouldn't be in the shitshow that they are now.

Amazing how many teams complained about how bad we were after they'd failed to beat us.

Interesting video from Dyche on tactics he employed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKTPc_TR5kg