What On Earth Is Going On At Everton?
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- Everton are one of the biggest and most successful clubs in the history of English football, but they haven't won a trophy since 1995, and having just received the largest points deduction ever imposed by the Premier League, they currently sit inside of the league's relegation places.
So in this documentary, HITC Sevens takes a look at Everton's downfall since the mid-1980s, when they were arguably the best team in Europe, the ownership, economic, and regulatory crisis currently impacting the club, and what the future may hold for the troubled Toffees.
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You’d be surprised how much we love the long form videos. Keep it up 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
They’re perfect to have on the background when you’re doing something, like homework, cleaning or what have you. Being entertained and educated about football whilst doing something mundane, can you ask for much more than that?
The longer the better I could listen to Alfie all day
I think that spending was only on paper.....i think they were kickback transfersm
Are 40 minutes even still considered long form?
Good for traveling to work.
Never thought I'd hear Alfie say "R.I.P. Bozo", but if it's to Henry Kissinger, I am all for it
I had a heart laugh with that sequence
He can't help but let politics slip in to most of his videos. As an Englishman, I'm sure he has absolutely no idea about US politics but would like to comment on it anyway.
@@dreammclackersI don’t think you have to know much about American politics to know that Henry Kissinger was a very evil person
@@dreammclackersbro everyone knows who Kissinger was and how much of a fucking monster he was
@@dreammclackersyep bet they don’t know very much about Kissinger
As an American, one of the main things Everton are known for here in the US is basically saving the career of Tim Howard (after a mediocre stint at Man United) who played at Everton from 2007-2016. During his time at Everton, Howard became one of the best keepers the US has ever produced & was a big reason why they punched above their weight during the David Moyes years. It is a shame that Everton have basically fallen apart since Howard left the club. A quick note on Howard after he left Everton, he went to MLS side Colorado Rapids for 3 seasons to end his career. However he only made the playoffs once during that stint (due to Stan Kroenke refusing to invest in the Rapids which deserves its own What on Earth is Going On video) which in a league like MLS where over half the teams make the playoffs is quite embarrassing.
Big up Tim Howard
Great keeper and really cool guy
The only reason I am even an Everton fan in the first place is because of Tim Howard
Nah you’re absolutely clueless. Howard was a dog shit keeper for us, genuinely bad keeper.
Everton have had a few American players, notably Brian McBride and Landon Donovan. Also Sylvester Stallone is apparently a fan.
It's honestly kind of annoying as an Everton fan how we're getting so much faux-support as a proxy for people to say "well what about City?". Thanks for pointing that out.
I hope you manage to get out of trouble because you are a traditional club thats had plenty of Scottish players over the years
You deserved some form of punishment in fairness, but it is true that City is running Scott free
The northern clubs have often been good for that. It is unrelated, but when you go back and look at the old Cup finals and so on, there is always a large number of Scots. But yeah, at Everton, Graeme Sharpe, Andy Grey, Duncan Ferguson and Pat Nevin spring to mind.@@adampark4238
I always liked you guys actually, my best mate is an Evertonian
@@bababababababa6124 Evertonians don't debate we deserved punishment. We debate whether the punishment we received was disproportional. Which to anyone with a rational mind, it is.
I am a Barca fan. But literally for some reason when I look at the prem. If I had to pick one team to support. I would pick Everton. For some reason Everton catches my attention for many years and I don’t know why
The people’s club brother your always welcome 💙
@@Birchyyyy Thank You! I wish the club the best and hope it flourishes in the future.
@@christianrodriguez5346 I know a guy from Barcelona who chose Everton over Barcelona so your not alone there mate🙂
maybe because they bought so much deadwood from Barcelona? lol
Good Man . Viva Barca
Hearing Alfie casually coming out with "R.I.P. Bozo" is all i need in life right now
Especially to a POS like Pissinge- sorry, Kissinger
As an American Toffee, I appreciate the deep dive. I haven’t been able to say it in years but I think we have the right man at the wheel and actually have a talented, young squad
The monetary mismanagement has been truly dreadful and I'm not exactly hopeful in regards to the hopeful owners-to-be. I'm honestly not entirely convinced we're staying up if the full 10 point deduction sticks, either. If Luton had pulled off that win against Arsenal, we would really be up a creek without a paddle considering the run of fixtures we're on. It's basically up to their performance if we need to make up 45 or 55 points, because I'm fairly confident they'll beat Sheffield and probably Burnley, too.
Reading a lot of comments saying Everton should be worried about Luton's results. But if Everton and Luton are both to win, then Forest will get dragged in to the scrap too. Palace haven't been doing well recently either. Long way to go yet, anything could happen.
I genuinely feel that you'll go down this year x
to be fair it's still early and we don't know yet. Bournemouth looked dead and buried last season and made it out. Could happen again with any team, even Sheff Utd. And someone can still sink, maybe a Forest or a Wolves, who knows. Injuries can happen etc.
But I do feel like Everton will stay up, they have not been that bad
A group of Everton fans were criticised for wanting rid of Moshiri, Kenwright and the rest. Now you know why they wanted change.
Most fans. Horrible mismanagement from an inept board.
they have more wins than chelsea
While you mentioned about Everton's incredible downfall, you might realize that there is much worse situation in Brazillian Football. Santos, one of the most successful club in the country, came from enduring the golden periods under the likes of Pele and Neymar, with countless amount of trophies, preferably the Copa Libertadores, to getting relegated from the top-tier football for the first time, only 341 days after the death of O Rei.
Also, clubs like Lyon and Basel were still fighting for the survival after a dreadful form, with Lyon had just sacked Fabio Grosso as a manager.
Apart from Pele and the overrated Neymar, Santos is at the level of Everton, Flamengo and Palmeiras are bigger clubs than Santos.😜
@@brankovicbrankoni1527 Remember: Santos and Palmeiras were the most successful clubs in Brazil when you look at the number of national titles, including the regional ones.
Santos have been a mess for the past 5 years like many clubs since the laws changed and intentional companys buying clubs. In 2020 they lost majority of thete youth players and alot of first team players because they hadn't been paying them which basically led to this downfall but since 2014 the team has been losing players cause of massive debts which is a recurring theme in south American football (river plate etc)
Watching this after watching us dismantle Newcastle 3-0 at home 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 (love all your videos Alfie, the long form ones are my favorite!!)
three wins in a row!!!! What problems?
@@shasta1850 Four! Too bad about the penalty shootout loss last night, though we still didn't "lose" the game as such.
Shocking penalty by Onana!! It was a crunching game and we struggle against Fulham. Back to the league we go!
You can make a video about the upcoming collapse of Iranian football. Ever since the failure in the 2022 World Cup, Iranian football appears to be suffering from a hidden crisis due to politics, economics and religious issues combined. However, Iran has been able to cover up the crisis so well by selecting and playing against weaker and less competitive opponents, but this cover appears to be fracturing after Iran suffered a shock 2-2 comeback against Uzbekistan in WCQ and the Iranian side appears to be struggling to find replacements due to increasing regime control of dissents and their distrusts on footballers moving abroad.
One thing I think should have been mentioned is the nature of Everton's loss to Villareal. We had a perfectly good goal dissallowed by a referee who had been asked to come out of retirement to referee the match for some reason, and there has been no reason provided to this day behind the goal being dissallowed. None of the assistants, no one who saw it, not even the villareal players thought it should have been dissallowed, yet for some reason it was, and it if had stood and the scores held, everton would have won the tie on away goals.
You lost both matches 2-1 and 4-2 on aggregate so no.
@@thethomascobbgroup5001Everton had come back to bring the tie to 3-2 behind on aggregate in Spain when what would have been an equalising goal was wrongly disallowed by reknowned referee Pierluigi Collina. Collina had ruled that an Everton player was pulling a shirt, when video clearly showed no foul. This would be Collina's last officiating performance at a competetive match. The goal Villarreal scored to make it 4-2 was a breakaway at the end of the game as Everton were chasing it out of desperation.
Game state is important, as is knowledge of the events being referred to. Otherwise you run the risk of looking like you are commentating on something you have no clue about.
You didn't mention Collina in the Villarreal away game coming out of retirement to disallow a Duncan Ferguson goal that was perfectly legal
😂😂😂 The Henry Kissinger dig at the end was brilliant!
You should do a video on what happened to Santos after being relegated for the first time in over 100 years
The Kissinger Part is exactly the kind of humor i love your channel for
American here. It's 3AM where I'm at. Maybe this HITC Sevens video will put me to sleep.
edit: Still awake, because HITC Sevens doesn't make bad videos 😎
Same. Work at 6. Trying to sleep but HITC sevens posted so that's not happening.
Longform HITC videos are already such a treat, but this one gets a bonus RIP BOZO for Kissinger, so it's sublime
3:43 this is why I love this channel 😂👍
RIP bozo.
Lmao
Player X is Gylffi Sigurdsson btw.
Just looking at the football part, i said it in the Summer, Everton has a very solid squad, they´ll stay in the Premier League easily this season.
Yeah the assessment of the fans and of the wider football media after the summer was quite different. The media thought we were relegation fodder. On the other hand Everton fans were optimistic (a change from usual), pointing out that we had the strongest and best-balanced 1st XI in a while. The only major worry was its thinnness. This is still true btw, we are a couple of big injuries away from real trouble. We could, no exaggeration, do with 5-10 more bodies of EPL or near-EPL level.
If there was ever a time for U21 players to seize the moment, this is it.
@@jopearson6321 i am not sure if our u21 has the minerals to cook in the prem... lewis dobbin, francis okowonko (not sure how you spell his last name), mackenzie hunt and arguably even chermiti are among the few names i can think off who are doing pretty well in our reserves but aren't exactly ready for first team football
@@yungtrashlord Yeah I've watched a few matches this season and no-one stands out to me in the way Gordon used to.
the kissinger opening was brilliant
oh god i like this channel, i don't think i can take yet more mud being thrown at the club i have the misfortune of supporting.
UPDATE:
Good video, fair in its criticism. I never did like the whole 'PL is corrupt' angle. The anger should be vented towards Moshiri.
It just sucks supporting the club.
-I hate the current owner
-hate the prospective new ones
-hate the terrible players we signed
-hate the fact that seemingly ours are the only crimes that are worth punishing
-hate this idea that we were supposed to be content with being 'plucky little Everton punching above their weight' (after being, as Alfie very rightly pointed out, being one of the best clubs in Europe less than 20 years before Moyes rocked up). We tried the 'Brighton model' for years before it was fashionable and couldn't quite break the glass ceiling - were we meant to just be content as also-rans?
In my entire lifetime of supporting the club (born 1994, I don't remember the FA cup win) there have been 2 genuinely happy seasons: 2004/5 and 2013/14. Miserable.
Put it this way... At least you don't support Reading or Sheffield Wednesday... I just saw StuntPegg's video on Britain's most depressing club and it could be A LOT worse. Take it from a Villa fan!! We got relegated (relatively) not that long ago and spent 2 seasons in the championship and only got promoted back thru the play offs and only JUST... It's been a difficult road back and we are only just now starting to make headway again. Used to say to myself "Villa are to big a club to go down" but it happened... But in having said that it's not the end of the world haha - you guys have pulled off the great escape twice and it's still before Xmas so still plenty of time 😁
You're not a true EVERTON SUPPORTER!!....💙
@@frankhornby6873 why?
@@frankhornby6873bro what makes him not a true supporter? I'm a Everton Fan and he's just saying facts lol
@@Soyuz2578 the difference being, in that time you have gone backwards and then forwards. With the club’s financial issues - if we go down, we sink through the divisions. We will never have the resources to improve beyond our current capacity, and if we’re relegated - the club dies.
Around the 9:30 mark, I think you put it absolutely perfectly - and it also strikes me at this point that Everton, then, were the picture of English football...and Everton, now, are the picture of English football. What was an historic and much-heralded institution is fast becoming a ruin.
the english football where teams like bournemouth can outspend continental giants outside of england
I'm an American who's been supporting Everton since 2000 which was when Walter Smith was managing. Clearly not a glory hunter and haven't seen us win one piece of silverware in those 23 years.
Spurs v Everton as a financial comparison: Spuds had double our revenue twenty odd years ago. For all the complaints from some Spurs fans about Daniel Levy, he had the club invest money in things that returned revenue to the club. At the same time, Kenwright was selling off all Everton's "assets" in the club shop; catering; ticket sales, anything he could to raise revenue. Which was sadly needed at the time, but also was an indication that our finances were poor. After that, we ran about even, which let's face it, IS HOW A CLUB SHOULD BE RUN. But that means that we needed to consistently outperform our financial clout to be top 7, which is pretty impossible to sustain.
I was strongly opposed to us getting a sugar daddy, because I had seen Portsmouth and Leeds etc. But if we had one, what we needed was investment from the back end (new stadium, new facilities) and then to use that room to improve on the field. Moshiri seemingly was an idiot, and we've had sporting directors and managers happy to spend staggering sums on absolute drivel, and also employ Frank Lampard.
Many Everton fans are indignant. And whilst it's hard not to point at Man City, Chelsea and Newcastle, or PSG further afield for being much worse than we are, we have absolutely broken the rules, and the only reason we didn't gain a sporting advantage is because we're incompetent. We deserve the penalty, and we're very, very lucky it was this season, because I think we'd go under if we went down. It's just that other clubs deserve more serious penalties.
No longer in the relegation zone. I think they will also win the -10 points appeal. But brilliant vid. Thanks.
I’m sure we would all appreciate a video on Santos
As in “What on earth is happening at Santos?”
They are relegated for the first time in their history as of today and you’re perfect for informing me why and how this happened
River Plate fans would be proud to have a friend. Remember that, this Argentina club had their darkest year in 2011, when they were relegated from top-tier football.
@@ezraezra2928 this would be wonderful to learn more about through curating by Alfie
This video has been coming for such a long time I’m glad it’s given the 40 minute long form treatment. I’m an Everton fan and shit sucks but hey we still win games so not all hope is lost
Everton's demise is tragic, they have always been a tough team to beat. Not imagining how far it has been.
This video has been long overdue hahaha. Feels like things are turning around for us now
In what ways things are turing around?
@jjunbeatable9522 well based on the games we've played we are about 14th, and that's with all the teams above us having played an extra game. The away form has massively improved. The squad is a lot more balanced. A clear style of play. The Board are being replaced as we speak. The Ownership looks like its about to change.
To top it all off this harsh points deduction has united a club that has been fractured for years.
@@connormitchell6446 oh alright that makes me slighly happy about our future
This has to be one of the top 3 football documentary/video article channels BY FAR!! Been watching for a couple years now and am always happy whenever there’s a new vid. Also appreciate your sense of humour and political commentary.
I think in theese situations where the owners have clearly messedbup the club they should be punished financially by having shares removed. In the case of Everton its us fans who have been depressed and loosing our hair while the owners do not care about the club or what happens to it.
To see my club go from threatening the top to relegation battle season after season.
Same thing with Chelsea or City or Barcelona.....fans have done nothing wrong and fans have little influence in club all you can do is look at your club burning to the ground. Point detuctions do little to the owners.....it just hurts the fans.
Always have a soft spot for Everton after my hero, Alan Ball left Blackpool for them. Their midfield 3 of Kendal, Harvey & Ball were beautiful to watch. And that mid 80s team were a fantastic watch.
They must have seen this because they just battered Newcastle 3-0
And now Chelsea 2-0
Please can you do the downfall of santos football club now they are relagated after 111 for the first time in serie b in brazil
Hearing alfie say RIP bozo is the highlight of my life
After this weekend, this video should have been "What on Earth Is Going on At Nottingham Forest", considering we just made Everton look like Man City.
Why were English teams banned from Europe in the 1980s? Could you maybe make a video about it in case you haven't yet? Might be quite interresting and as a non-British viewer I was not aware of this at all
Heysel 1985. Don't question it.
Hooliganism, English teams were causing trouble everywhere for years, snowballing into what happened at heysel involving liverpool fans
English clubs were banned for five years due to the deaths of Juventus supporters in Heysel Stadium in 1985 UCL final. This ban didn't extend to the national team and youth national teams however. English clubs were reinstated only in 1990 after England cleaned up the hooligan mess.
Thanks for explaining! I've looked into this a little and am pretty shoicked I wasnt aware of that previously...
What you seem to ignore is that we could have easily gone into administration and received a 9 point deduction we are not saying we shouldn't be punished but the severity of the punishment we've been given and this has only served to show that the premier league DOES in fact need an outside regulator....
Alfie did seem to ignore this point, which happens to be the point with Evertonians. Not one Evertonian, not one, hasn't said we shouldn't have been punished. But every Evertonian, and pundit, and neutral, across the country has said that the punishment clearly doesn't fit the crime. Not even close. This is why the Premier League, along with it's officiating and VAR, has again brought the game into disrepute with this attempt to make an example out of Everton.
I was literally thinking last night what is going on at Everton? From the fifth team in the Premier league to this, it's really sad to see. I hope that they'll not be relegated to the Championship!
The real issue with Everton and their aspirations to become a Top 6 Club...is that they didn't actually spend enough.
After all; Chelsea & Manchester City have had to spend £2+ Billion to become established Top 6 Clubs, which is a lot more than what Everton have spent since 2016 (£700+ Million). And that was mostly in a time when players didn't cost more than £80 Million.
That's why they have ended up spending money on players that are no better than Mid-Table...rather than on the likes of Harry Kane for example, a player who would cost £250-300 Million over a 5 year contract (£150-200 Million Transfer Fee + £100 Million in Wages) on their own.
Do a video on Gary O’Neil? What a job he is doing at Wolves
I hope this piece earns you an invitation for a guest appearance on Men in Blazers from Roger Bennett himself!👏
This was a brilliant look at the Everton situation, great work.
The commission ruled that Everton never gained any sporting advantage during that period so I can't understand a sporting sanction rather than a financial one or a transfer embargo, which may help the club from going into financial meltdown.the club is a massive part of English football history and it's of paramount importance that the clubs supporters don't suffer, when the club needed rebuilding and a new ground it was always going to cost a lot more.
As a Vasco fan that section about 777 really took numbers on my mental well-being. Best of luck to almost everyone involved
Meanwhile, Santos were relegated just right now 😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@ezraezra2928 yeah, I got some real mixed feelings about that. I'm happy Vasco wasn't relegated and I'm happy we're going to see the Salvador derby in the serie a again after so many years, but being Santos out just feels like a loss for Brazilian football
@@joahjoah92 Santos is a big club that saw the birth of football icons like Pele and Neymar; both being the country's record goalscorer. That's why losing Santos was such a national tragedy for Brazil.
777 are dreadful tho
One of footballs most historic club and one of the most success domestically you really can't get any more traditional than Everton and without Haysel and the ban on English clubs competing in European competitions you would wonder what more else that they could have won in fact that may well have had a direct impact on their decline in the intervening yesrs and their near relegation from the EPL on a few occasions Everton after all were always one of the big 5 prior to the foundation of the EPL in 1992 but have arguably never recovered from the European ban imposed from 1985-1990 when they were denied the opportunity to showcase their talents
Dude, your videos always make my day with the detailed analysis and ever so subtle sarcasm. Keep em coming!
Nothing better than HITC sevens videos playing in the background whilst you load a brand new career mode
Wow Alfie so much content lately. And top notch too! Hope u know I'm watching them all!! & I don't seem to be alone , keep it going fella 😀😀
I love these sort of videos. Made me subscribe to the channel. The research done behind it is truly spectacular.
That Henry Kissinger joke 😂😂
Great video. 59 years a Blue. UTFT
RIP Bozo indeed, another Alfie classic.
good question
great summary even knowing a lot of it already
one of the new to me bit was low matchday revenue from a small stadium, which would explain a big commitment to build a bigger one
Your videos just keep getting better
Can you do a what on earth is going on at union Berlin?
Santos the biggest club in Brazil relegated for the first time. Would make for a very interesting what on earth is going on type video
Apart from Pele and the overrated Neymar, Santos is at the level of Everton, Flamengo and Palmeiras are bigger clubs than Santos.😜
Everton is one of my favourite respective footballing teams ever but I already knew when the takeover by Farhad Moshiri sir happened during late 2010's,the management which was inherited by the then chairman Bill Kenwright sir!!!The ten points which was handed out to them was totally unfair for them despite they signing some dodgy players with high transfer fees but for those fake big teams of more than fourteen years,have been buying their ways to successes and destroyed the true meaning of the sport!!!
1000th like! Great video, as ever, Alfie x
I was at the Ibrox leg of the round of 16 clash with Villareal... Thanks for bringing back some fond memories 👍 was a 2-2 draw with goals from Peter Lovenkrands and Thomas Buffel iirc.
Given their terrible record, a transfer embargo might actually have been an improvement for Everton
I thoroughly enjoy these videos and I might be a bit weary because of hbomberguy’s most recent video, but I’d like you to mention your sources a bit more clearly/have a bibliography in the description
This is a good report! C+!
Everton taught me not to fall in love with a football club. Loved them in the 90s, when I was a kid, but 90s Everton and current Everton have absolutely nothing in common. It's gone from a football club to.. I don't even know what to call it
As an Everton fan I believe we deserve punishment for our board's incompetence but when a club gets deducted 9 points for entering administration it shows how harsh 10 points is for going over the limit by basically pennies.
Basically, we averaged a 6.5m signing each season we were over, going off the EPL's estimate, which would buy you, in today's market....well, not very much of an onfield advantage tbh
the best intro you’ve ever done
Do you plan to do/could you do one of these on Santos? They were just relegated from Brazilian Serie A for the first time ever.
you should make a video about this season's brazilian league. It was amazing
I love your videos much love from zambia❤
So long as they don’t have any further points deductions this season they’ll be fine this season.
Haven't watched this yet going to give a go after work, I'm assuming this is part 1 of 10? I don't know how you'd fit all of Evertons problems in to a 40 minute video
Been waiting for this!
You need to do an updated one of these on Hull City
in 1977/78 i & 3 other lads - one being Paul Rideout , would scythe off secondary school year 3 during lunch & especially PE lessons cos Paul hated one of the 3 bloke PE Teachers . he could’ve bullied me for being unfit , crap at football & scruffy but never did because in spite of his obvious talent ,he wasn’t cruel & would have a laugh with us geeks 😁
1980s Everton sounds like a whole vibe!
That mustache at 8:00 (first from the right in the back row) is sick
Watching the video as an everton fan:
Terrible to see just how poor we've been run by owners who have 0 connection to football.
The premier league is trying to set a president and we are the biggest club they are willing to enforce this on. Will the premier league willingly devalue itself by enforcing these types of punishments on bigger clubs?
If the premier league allows for 777 partners to buy the club it shows just how flimsy a ground they stand on to enforce anything when they are allowing clubs to be run by shady owners and literal countries with endless cash.
Same thing going on with several other PL teams. Simply put, other teams have gotten better. Even the bottom teams are signing the best players from other leagues
Nottingham Forest for example. I believe for the season 2022/23 (in which they were promoted to the EPL) they bought a lot of players from Bundesliga clubs such as Union Berlin or Mainz 05, afaik.
Saw a Dinamo Bucharest - Everton snapshot over there
RIP BOZO 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Possibly the biggest laugh I’ve ever had in my years following the channel, quite brilliant
Any video that has the great right back "El Vasco" Arruabarrena is a good video to me.
Apart from that though, we’re laughing
What a mess, what a god awful mess we have become
RIP Bozo indeed! 🙌
I say majority of the clubs have broken something financially. They just have better accountants to find loopholes
You're great. Genuinely love the political commentary that you throw in. You ought to be more popular
Been waiting for this one.
If Everton under moyes had got that CL money or they were in the current climate saved and sold to a middle Eastern Prince with buckets of cash, everyone would stop showing sympathy and call them sell outs or a club with no history. Every fan should realise that all clubs, no matter their wealth, size or heritage can have their 15 minutes and then disappear. I hope they stay up, I hope they find their old form. If they got bought by someone with bottomless pockets, I'd be happy for them to, awful that they never got that European cup in the 80s
See's a new hitc video before my 30 minute lunch break ..... It's 40 minutes 🥲
Cant wait to watch this
Never understood why Ancelotti went there in the first place. I would like to see Will Still go there as an experiment.
Because there wasn't a job he wanted more that was available. The lad likes his football and wanted to keep busy. Also, large suitcases full of money.
will still at everton 😂😂😂i don't mind him as our gaffer but idk if he is the guy that will have us stay up
i feel like he'd fit in a project club like burnley or brentford more, or even some championship club
He was paid a lot of money and given a get out clause to break his contract should a better job opportunity arise - which it did 18 months later when Real Madrid phoned him up. That was Moshiri's last gamble - Ancelotti and a last throw of the dice (including James Rodriguez) to crash European competetion, which would stabilise the club financially. It failed as Rodriguez got injured and we lacked the squad strength to get over the line in the closing stages of the season. At which point Ancelotti was off and the true disaster unfolded.
I’m a Liverpool fan and I must say that Everton would have won at least 1 European cup and maybe more they had a great team back then
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Do a video on Man city and PSG's "sponsorship" money.
They just beat Newcastle 3-0 ,so I'm guessing they'll survive, get new owners and push on
3:08 and the Irish guy is covered in milk is what I thought you was going to say 😅😂
who had the stupid idea to build a new stadium at the harbor? This is a predetermined fiasco.
I hear what you are saying. But when I see those pictures...that stadium is burning money. Ohh, maybe that's why.
nice video
It's a tangent, but does anyone else think Moshiri looks like Penfold from Danger Mouse?