Everton & Packers

Joined March 2023
Still don’t understand how us and Forest got our punishments immediately but this still goes on?
Man City are set to face a huge points deduction which will guarantee relegation but they won't be sent down to League 2. (Daily Mail)
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Listen to the bone crack 😱
Oh my lord that is Grim 🤢🤢🤢. And he sends him off with his ankle hanging off 😭😭
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Fucking visiting idiots are expecting this
😳 First visitor into Yorkshire Wildlife Park after it reopened is left SHOCKED seeing the exact spot where William Chapman jumped into the tiger’s enclosure. Altai the tiger is also spotted for the first time since last weekend’s tragedy. 🐅
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When people worry about British culture changing fast, I get what they mean now. 😂😂 The great British pub, you can’t beat it. 🍻
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Before Andrew Tate blew up in 2022 he made rap music under the name "Mr. Plenty"
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This needs addressing. Everton have conceded 3 goals in the first 5 minutes of the second half in their last 5 league games. Mbeumo 46’ (Man Utd) Gelhardt 48’ (Hull) Neto 46’ (Chelsea) It’s starting to become a bad habit
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Moyes has been rolling over for the “big” teams for 25 years that cunt will never change. Can’t wait for new owners and a new fucking manager
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Chelsea: No league clean sheet all season. David Moyes: Merlin Rohl on the wing with 3 wingers on the bench. Absolute dinosaur.
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Starting a central midfielder on the wing when you have 3 wingers on the bench is exactly what I mean when I say that David Moyes really doesn’t help himself.
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We’ve got the smallest squad in the league and have somehow started a CM at RW when it’s the only position we’ve got depth in hahahaha
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This is actually a great analogy because one actually exists the other is a spectacle for shareholders.
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What are people expecting the tiger to be wearing a black armband or something?
😳 First visitor into Yorkshire Wildlife Park after it reopened is left SHOCKED seeing the exact spot where William Chapman jumped into the tiger’s enclosure. Altai the tiger is also spotted for the first time since last weekend’s tragedy. 🐅
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Pleased with yourself, are you, mate? Relaxing? You don’t even remember what you did on Saturday do you? You were that pissed. You need to sort yourself out.
🚨PICTURED: Altai the tiger has been pictured for the first time since he killed a man in an incident at Yorkshire Wildlife Park on Saturday
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Pretty grim that the Premier League champions are having to cut office jobs. A club where the third choice keeper is on a reported £50k a week. Oh, and Arteta wants bigger matchday squads to help him negotiate games more easily = more players. Wrong on every level
Arsenal have told staff that redundancies at the club are being planned. The club told staff the intention is to make 60 positions redundant in a bid to make significant savings, with cuts set to be across a number of departments. The club’s coaching staff will be among the areas unaffected by the cuts, along with the performance backroom staff for the men’s and women’s team, the club’s community operation, the Arsenal Foundation, security staff and staff dedicated to the women’s team. A consultation is under way and the decision could yet be subject to change. More from @Dan_Sheldon_ & @gunnerblog nyti.ms/4zAqix9
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How does added time even work anymore? How can there be 3 goals, 4 stoppages for subs, a VAR check, but only 4 minutes added time?
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Football clubs in Britain run at a loss due to the high tax regulations on players wages, in order for players to get the wages they want it’s the fan that has to foot the bill over calender season on ticket prices and hospitality. Take Germany for instance, their players in Germany pay less in tax and their average season ticket is around 250/£400 a season, the price of drink and food is an average of £2 to £4. The average weekly wages in Germany is around £40k and the average weekly wages in premier league is 100k and that’s where the down fall starts. The wages are high in Britain to accommodate the taxes that need paying which leads to Higher beer prices, Higher food prices, Higher ticket prices etc etc. People will want wage caps but if that happens the best players will move on to accommodate paying less tax so in order for the best players to play here it’s the fans that have to foot the bill on the back of it all through ticket food and drink prices. The whole system is floored and will be forever in a day, it will be the customer/fans that have to foot the bill. You bring the prices down the revenues will go up long term because fans will plan their day to the games and be willing to spend more but in this country a lot of businesses thrive of greed and it’s the working men and women that have to carry the can for a lot each week. Football in this country has been a religion for generations but over the last 30 years it has gone to the elites who capitalise on the paying customer because they know it’s more than football it’s part of our life and who we are as a people, so they abuse the working fan. If Germany can do it for their people then why can’t we? It all points to greed within the game and in order for it to stop the country has to put a stop to it otherwise if reports come out saying clubs are running at a loss then the working class people of this country become out priced due to higher prices and their clubs fall further further as time goes on when no one is there each week in the stands. The Heart of English football is being ripped out of people and it has to stop before it gets worse.
BREAKING: Football regulators have reported that 94% of English clubs are loss-making. Sky's @RobHarris has the latest and explains the importance of the report's timing ⬇️
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Such a terrible look, especially on the back of such huge contract announcements recently. How much did the BCG review even cost the club? Probably as much as the wages of these 60 positions combined. It just stinks. We've just had a summer where the club was willing to rip up its financial model to sign Vinicius, yet a few months later so many every day staff are now left fearing for jobs, their families and mortgages. Horrible.
Exclusive: Arsenal have told staff they plan to cut 60 jobs as part of cost-cutting measures. Staff were informed on a call this morning. telegraph.co.uk/football/202…
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Just won the title, reached the UCL final and spent almost £200m on players in the summer. They only raked in a record £690m in revenue last year, so naturally have to make cuts to staff 👎 Solidarity with workers who’ve been placed in a horrific position just before Christmas.
Exclusive: Arsenal have told staff they plan to cut 60 jobs as part of cost-cutting measures. Staff were informed on a call this morning. telegraph.co.uk/football/202…
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