Everton

[jono]

5-0

We want 6!

They'll find a way to blame Rafa for this.

[Rafa Justice]

4 out 0f the next 6 are at home so sadly I can see them picking up a few points

Wolves, Toon, United, Chelsea.

They might get two at best.

[ChesterDave]

4 out 0f the next 6 are at home so sadly I can see them picking up a few points

Their home form is crap. 7 points from the last 9 games at home.

They won their first 3 at home giving a false impression of how well they have been doing.

[labourRed]

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[Irishnev]

They look in big trouble - this from one of our own made me laugh

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[badpiggy]

I extra love laughing at Fwank. This is all tremendous.

[Exiled_red]

Just read that they only have 9 points from their last 19 games

[Fosterbloke]

Insert joke about Tories and decline

[Mark79]

To think a team as bad as this were just a bent ref away from potentially taking points off City last week.

[ChesterDave]

I know Paddy Power are a shower of ****e more interested in the 'bantz' and stealing content for social media but they have Frank as joint second favourite for next manager to be sacked Somewhat tempered you can beat the 5/1 they are offering with a widely available 25/1 elsewhere!

[Mr Pink]

I know Paddy Power are a shower of ****e more interested in the 'bantz' and stealing content for social media but they have Frank as joint second favourite for next manager to be sacked Somewhat tempered you can beat the 5/1 they are offering with a widely available 25/1 elsewhere!

Not a bad shout- they have some tough games coming up- if they’re in the relegation spots with 4/5 games to go, a new manager bounce could be the difference between staying up or going down..

[baitman]

Everton's long-time status in the top flight has acted as a brittle shield against their painful decline, their trademark protection of being "too good to go down" being tested time and again.
Yet it is a theory riddled with flaws and, after their 5-0 capitulation at Tottenham Hotspur, the more pertinent question must be: are Everton too bad to stay up?

It has been expensive chaos at Everton and the end result could be a return to the second tier of English football, their last relegation coming in 1951.
Everton's tally of 22 points after 25 games is their lowest at this stage of a top-flight season in the club's history. They are winless in their last 11 Premier League games, nine losses and two draws.
They have failed to have a single shot on target in two of their last three Premier League games, something they had not done in any of their previous 80 games before this run.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60656543

[ChesterDave]

They beat Leeds recently so are not winless in 9 but may be their only win since Arsenal

[baitman]

They beat Leeds recently so are not winless in 9 but may be their only win since Arsenal

Hey, i just copy the **** from bbc, i dont verify it too

[Rafa Justice]

Not a bad shout- they have some tough games coming up- if they’re in the relegation spots with 4/5 games to go, a new manager bounce could be the difference between staying up or going down..

Their current last 5 games are max 3 pts.