Crimpshrine

And 'press send' just after it closes

It's called Venky fatigue. Nothing a good protest and change of ownership won't fix

I believe the stewards were primed to confiscate the banner if it appeared yesterday. Hence the use of cardboard placards instead - Pasha will be fuming

https://www.goodisonnews.com/2026/01/02/everton-prepare-multi-million-transfer-offer-for-ex-arsenal-defender-ryan-alebiosu/

Surely 2,000 people in a 30,000, stadium every week would be enough of an embarrassment. That's where we will be in 5 years or so if they are still here. If everyone boycotts season tickets next season we can make it happen sooner

When the Coalition requested him not to attend matches last season, he stated on the video with Andy Bayes, that as COO he couldn't possibly do his job if he didn't attend matches. Now he is not attending matches! For me, it is actually a hopeful sign. Venky's trust Pasha completely and if he has had enough, it may get them wondering if he is right. Pasha is the only person we can actually put pressure on and he hates it. We need to keep piling it on continually.

Connections to Steve Kean and Adam Owen. Gestede/Pasha happy to play along. I am sure someone benefitted along the way

No dilemma at all. Keep him. If we sell, we are massively increasing our chances of relegation. Any income from selling him now would almost certainly not be sensibly reinvested in the team.

Not sure that figure is anywhere near realistic. Birmingham went for £22 million, Wednesday are currently looking for £20 million but it could be less. Swansea were sold for £100 million when they were in the Prem and sold again recently for an undisclosed amount 'vastly below' that initial investment according to most reports.

Bannon's chance when he lifted the ball over Pears is one I would expect him to score 8 times out of 10. We got very lucky there.

When the club captain openly takes the piss on Sky Sports and then laughs at him, and the manager makes it clear he doesn't rate him, I am not surprised Gueye's enthusiasm in training is diminished. I bet he can't wait to leave. Good luck to him wherever he goes. He will be better off out of this shell of a club.

I don't see why any of that is an argument against boycotting. If you are unhappy with the way the club is run then boycotting is an opportunity to show it - it's only one match.

Recently there has been an undercurrent of blame from the club for the poor home form - lack of atmosphere. Conversely, it could be argued that our decent away form is helped by excellent away support. So they now decide to make it as difficult as possible to buy tickets for an important away match - Why oh Why? Compare this to a club like Wrexham who are laying on free travel to Ewood for all their fans on Thursday. If the club put in no effort whatsoever, why should we ? Venky's out

Oxford was a Tuesday night, Watford is a Saturday so if we get the same attendance ( 6,000 ) as you expect then I would say that the boycott has definitely had an effect

I think they do understand - that is why the coalition have requested that anyone not wishing to boycott the match to boycott food and drink in the ground and goods from the club shop.