SCENES as EVERTON beat ARSENAL 1-0 

So does he become a reverse jinx maybe he needs be front and center before every match

When everton win and liverpool loose

You get me singin the blues

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@@TZABBAScity are a small oil team tho ngl

@@rah71828💀 we’re one of the biggest in England

No. Gbamin being injured is hardly the reason that the board is being asked to leave. Abysmal communication, hundreds of millions of pounds wasted, consistently highing incompetent managers. The better thing to consider is what have they actually done well. What have been our highs since Bill took over? We have slowly slide down the table, and now have the second longest trophy drought in the 92. In decades of failure and mismanagement, the only common denominator is the board. They've got to go

@@haydenburns5121 Are YOU that dumb? Really? The owner is making all the decisions, not the Board, its his team, he's the real fool, quit blaming the damned board. That fool wanted Belisma (whatever his name) that proves he should never make another decision. The point I made about FFP is spot on, the team has been hamstringed via FFP rules, also the P.L. forced a sponsor from Russia out. Stop blaming the damned board, the owner is the problem.

@@MrRondonmon Considering that FFP only applies to teams in UEFA competitions, I have a feeling it's not all that relevant to us. What evidence do you have to suggest that Moshiri insisted on millions on the likes of Sandro, Klassen, Keane etc? If it is Moshiri making all the decisions, what's the point in paying the boards wages? Either they're incompetent or useless, either way they are not justifying the second highest board salary in the league.

@@haydenburns5121 No it doesn't. LOL. The Premier League have their own FFP rules also, that is what Man City is getting charged under today. SEE BELOW: What is Financial Fair Play? In addition to Company Law, the Premier League has its own Rules relating to club finances, accounting and good governance. The Premier League, Football League and UEFA each has its own regulations governing club finances. The most widely known FFP policies are probably UEFA’s. These pertain to the licensing system for teams who wish to take part in European club competitions. The Premier League has a number of financial rules in place, including requirements for clubs to pay transfer fees, salaries and tax bills on time. They must also submit accounts annually, and disclose payments made to agents. You can read these regulations in full in the Premier League Handbook, primarily Section E: Club Finances. Why do you think Everton were hamstringed in the summer?

@@MrRondonmon Oh I'm not denying that the Premier League has their own rules. That's not my point at all. I was just be nitpicking and referring to the fact that the Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules are not exactly the same as UEFA's FFP, with City have been charged with, as they play in UEFA competitions. But that was quite clearly not the crux of my point. The reason that we were hamstrung financially is not because of 25 million spent on Gbamin. That is a drop in the water of our financial incompetence.

Everton!!!!

Never shone so brightly