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There are some strange slogans being plastered in the stadiums at the moment. At Villa Park it says "Part of the Pride"?? and at Goodison a couple of banners state "The People's Club"? What does that mean??Everton have referred to themselves as ‘the peoples club’ for a while it’s not a new thing
Is it only me, but I was led to believe owners couldn't just chuck me into a team. This FFP thing is quite confusing.You're not alone, I've given up trying to fathom it all.
Are you speak like owner on purpose ?I thinking he speak good England
I lurk on here from time to time but hardly ever post. Social media isn't for me but I just have to say that the reaction from some "fans" on here has been absolutely embarrassing out in the real world. I have no idea what sort of expectations people have from our club but anyone thinking that we have some sort of preordained right to get promotion, win games or play in the Premier league is supporting the wrong club.Good post, you should do it more often.
I was watching us play back in the 90's when Gould was manager and we got relegated to the Third Division and ended up playing teams like Darlington. Since we started spending more time in the PL than the Championship we've gained an unnerving number of prawn sandwich fans who like the sound of their own voices a tad too much.
We're Albion, we've never done things the easy way, we're a small family club with family values. We don't have means to buy trophies or pay insane wage packets. Our strength is our tight knit nature and doing things "the Albion way". Crawling over the line yesterday was underwhelming but that's about the most Albion thing I can think of. We have a great group of players and an honest hardworking manager and backroom team, and you can see the relief was evident from their passion. Onward and upwards, boinging all the way. COYB.
The fact that the senior management team are taking reductions is good....if we as a club furlough anybody...it’s the last time I go to the hawthorns.It’s a commendable gesture to stop drawing a salary.
I'm not sure the Vile would agree with you there!why not? Every club would get the chance to save their season rather than having it taken out of their hands.
Dear all, again, many thanks for all your support, thoughts and good wishes that have meant so much to us.its good hear a bit of positive news, fingers crossed. All the best.
After some anxious moments and physically and mentally draining days, particularly for my wife, I'm pleased to be able to say that my father-in-law is showing signs of improvement and is responding to treatment. It's still early days, but the doctor and staff at his care home are sounding more positive about him and he does look brighter in himself.
The care home suggested that we might want to scale back our visits for our own sake as much as the safety of their other residence, which we fully appreciate.
We are take nothing for granted, its just a day at a time.
I hope you, your families and friends are safe and well, we can ask for little more in these unprecedented times.
If the season is to be abandoned surely it is only right that teams go with what they have I.e no transfer window. Yes that may cause problems with loans , out of contracts etc but as so much of the season has been played surely it can't be right that teams have another chance to spend heavily ! Indeed why not finish this season by starting again in January 2021 should have the league s done by Mid March ,finish the fa cup and then still have plenty time to ready international teams for EurosThats not a bad idea, postpone next season in effect by extending the existing one into late 2020 early 2021. I’d rather miss a season than waste one that’s 80% done.
