Welcome to Toffey TV, it is my three things, Everton one. Newcastle four tonight, Everton, comfortably beaten at Godderson Park, massively in relegation, trouble now, games are running now, points to play for it going, we're not playing well. One win in ten games now, it is atrocious, terrible record for Sean Dight there and but more importantly terrible record for this set of players. Just shocking, absolutely shocking. First thing I want to talk about is where the football club goes from here and Everton are relegated. Obviously it's looking more and more likely the games go by that we don't win, that it's going to end in a negative way. I hope I'm wrong I said that on the other video, I hope I'm massively wrong, I hope Everton somehow get wins that we don't expect. There's five games to go, Leicester away, Brighton away, City at home, Wolves away and then Bournemouth at home, realistically evident that probably need eight points, seven eight points from them games. Which is two wins and two draws on one defeat, something like that would keep Everton up, three wins from five, it's never over while the point is still there of course it isn't. Win on Monday and we'll all feel a little bit differently but they just don't look like they could win a game at the moment. This summer there's a real decision to be made by Farab Meshiri or if the club is taking over with Newport members of what direction they're going to go and if Everton go down then the majority of these players will leave which is not a bad thing by the way, get them out of the club. The team we pay too much way, too high a wage bill for so little quality in this squad and we have to reset that, we have to reset that with a new ethos, we have to reset that with a new way of doing things, younger players building a team, build a squad that the fans can get behind, that the fans can believe in. Players that want to play for Everton football club, players that want to leave everything out on the football pitch, we haven't got that at the moment. They pick and choose the moments when things go wrong, they collapse. Some of the defenders tonight from a team not just the defenders embarrassing Baratarkowski and I don't even think he was amazing tonight but as a team the defender is shocking, they don't stick together, the attack plays woeful so you've got to build something that we as fans can believe in, we as fans can get behind. You've seen Newcastle, they've had a take over, they were at rock bottom, they felt, they've been relegated a bit of a yo-yo club, they've all got together, they've got a new own, obviously wealthy owners have given them the belief of course but they're all a united side, a united club and they've looked at them, they've been brilliant this season so we've been brilliant for results wise since January of last year so it shows you that if you get on the right the same page walking on. I look at barely, you were relegated, reinvented themselves in the summer, different manager, chased the manager, got a new manager in and reinvented themselves, playing a different way, different players and that maybe is what everything will have to do. We can't be having the same thing, we can't be having, there's no way to go forward by just playing safe players and players because they're your mates or whatever, there's got to be a rethink at Evan football club, that wage bill's got to come right down if we get relegated any way it will do and Evan have to reset if there's a go forward, there's a football club because at the moment this is just awful, it's awful to watch, it's awful to be part of. Fans for us to support it, we had this last season, the fans should never have been put through this again this season than they have been and there has to be a total rethink this summer that really does. If you own it still and isn't going anywhere, you've got to stand up and be counted, stop, get a plan, get a vision, stick to it, change the people, change the board, whatever owners, whatever reinvent the football club, that might be changing the coaching staff and the managers, change it, get it all on the same page, let the people do the job and go from there. Because otherwise they could get much worse than what it is. If we stay up, there still needs to be a rethink, absolutely there does, we've got a new stadium coming, there still needs to be a rethink, there's got to be a different way we do stuff, so that wage case scenario does come that has to be a total, total reset. Secondly is the players and what I've taken from this tonight is where is the, where is the, the obviously good football is the Premier League football is you don't play in the Premier League if you're not a good footballer, you don't play in the Premier League if you haven't got the right mentality to battle your way. It's so difficult to become a footballer, so, so difficult and only a special few do it. So how have we ended up with a squad of players that looked totally inadequate at times, that can't do their job, that can't pass a ball forward when we break forward the turn and go back to goal. We had one in the second half, it was 1-0. We knocked the ball forward, the corey flicked it off to Dwight McNeill, who was kind of like between the penalty area and the half way line and he turned and ran back to the half way line and gave it to Michael Enco and it ended up coming back over to this side and we kicked the ball off for a throwing, a new castle broke on us. We had the ball in an attacking face. That's just one example, Michael Enco wants to pass it back all the time. We don't want to go forward, we don't look like we know how to go forward. How can that be? How can we have a mentality in a team where one goal goes in and we fold like a pack of cards? How is that? How, how can all of those players do that? How can people not want to take a game by the scruff of the neck? How have we ended up with a squad of players like that? You know that. Individually there will be people there who will stand up and can do it. Why aren't they doing it? Is it the manager? Is it the message? Is it what is it? What is it? Because for me the manager has got it wrong for four games on the run now. Whether it be his in-game management, lack of substitutions or his team that he's picked at the start. There's been variations in each game where he's cost evident in my opinion. But he's not the first manager that these players have let down. You know, Carlo Mantiolotti spoke about it and said this team's got two faces. How are we the club that has done, listen there's other clubs of course that are telling you will be saying the same thing. They've spent 700 million in six months on the woeful. They're absolutely woeful. But how are they like that? What characters are you getting in as you're the manager? What is happening? These players that we have in my opinion should be better than what they've shown this season. The final third is horrific and people can defend Alex O'Wobee, defend Dwight McNeill, defend Damari Gray, defend Neil Mawpai, all you want. But the reality is, Callum Wilson doubled Neil Mawpai's goal tally for the season tonight in about 20 minutes. Oh no, bit longer now. But in a game tonight he's got twice as many goals as Neil Mawpai has. Dwight McNeill scored five goals, now he's atop scored a fair play. He's weighed in with some goals. Damari Gray. Okay, wasn't on the pitch. He said he hasn't done enough. Alex O'Wobee hasn't done enough. We need these players. We've needed these players to come up big for us with goals. This squad doesn't have anything in it of quality. In terms of people who regularly score on goals, so we've almost got no chance. It's amazing said this week on videos and shows we've done. It's amazing that Everton had an opportunity to stay up when we have scored 25 goals in 33 games. It's amazing we've even got the opportunity to stay up. Football matches are decided on goals, of course they are. You have to win games. Newcastle have a ride tonight with Callum Wilson in double figures, Almaron in double figures, Isaac in double figures. Jacob Murphy's probably got five or six. Myfielders have got goals. Okay, they're at the other end of the table, but they're there because of all of those goals. We haven't had a squad with any of them. These players have just let lots of managers down and they need to look at themselves. And I'll finish on a positive because why not? The fans, this club, this team do not deserve our support. They do not deserve it. The fans, turning up, flares, buswelcon, singing, the noise in the ground before the game, the siren, Z-cars, deafening, they're singing banners everywhere trying to get every answer to help that team. And that team just goes boom, folds, conceded a goal at a game off.  The club doesn't deserve it. Doesn't deserve it. And you know this should be it. This is the reason why when you think back to what the board did with that statement and what the board did in January, that's our dancing game. When it went after the fans, they should be ashamed of themselves because the fans are the best thing about this football club. There's no question about it. No question about it.  Oh, poor me and poor the board. We're the best. Our CEO's the best and all of this nonsense. The fans are the best thing about this football club. End of story, end of story. And the people of being in charge of this football club have made the decisions that have put Everton in a situation where they are staring relegation firmly in the face. They're clinging on by the fingernails but sadly it looks like it's not going to be enough unless there's a miracle happens, a mini miracle. And we had one last year. Do we really deserve too many miracles? Fans do, 100% of fans do, but do the football club. Do those people in charge deserve a mini miracle? Do they not deserve to be tarnished with some of the club getting relegated with some of the decision making? I'm including far-admission because he is probably the most culpable in all of this. But that's another thing. The fans brilliant again. I don't know how many times they can go back to the well. I honestly don't know how many times the fans can go back to the well. And they will because it's their football club because this keeps them up at night. It keeps us up worrying about this football club at night. You wake up, you've had that horrible feeling in the pity of stomach. We're all looking at the results, we're looking at other results.  Really can't keep a clean sheet, doesn't win games with football. Expected to pay more and more and more and more to watch them. For what reason? Grim, absolutely grim. There you go. So the fans by far the best thing about this football club, the rest of it is woeful. That's me done. Give the video a thumbs up, subscribe if you haven't let me know what you think in the comments section below. Thanks for watching. See you later.


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