r/Everton

I just heard Alistair Campbell point out on 'The Rest is Politics' that if Andy Burnham becomes the next Prime Minister, two G7 leaders will be Evertonians. The other being Mark Carney.

hey guys - i have watched the premier league closely for years with no team to support. recently i have decided i need to support a team, and i felt the most connection to everton. i watched them play a handful of times this year and love some of the profiles on the team. so i chose everton.

i’m from new zealand so i don’t know how the fans feel about this season and next season. could you guys help fill me in please? i’m seeing a lot of frustration with how the club is run and the manager.

The fact that we are not flirting with relegation on the final day, like the last few seasons, is already going in the right direction.

Yes, it's disappointing we had a chance to fight for Europe and we crumbled, but it doesn't change the fact we improved.

I am not a big fan of Moyes and would love to have Iraola at the helm, but he did enough to get one more season (even if you don't want to count his history with us).

I don't think management sees him as a long term appointment either.

From what I gathered from Kinnear's last post, they want to build a team first( last window and the next) with some stability before going for the right manager. Moyes provides the stability we need and anyone who is talking about the club not having enough ambition is either delusional, impatient or has a very short memory.

The fact that we are disappointed we are not in Europe—instead of being relieved at having escaped relegation—at this time of year is already a sign of raised standards by Moyes

Upon reflection what would you give this season? Who were the star pupils and who have to pull their socks up?

For me a solid B- which given our recent season's is welcome.

A season of relative stability and progress but one that offered a real opportunity that we missed.

Great work from Garner, Pickford, KDH, Grealish, Ndiaye and Gueye.

Honourable mention for Keane (supposed to offer cover but put in a shift all season) and, I suppose, O'Brien (contributing while out of position all season)

Dibling and Barry in particular need to focus on recovering and hitting the ground running next pre-season.

I think suspect you will get different answers from different sections of the fanbase. The match-going fans will probably be the most frustrated, I imagine the away-match going fans will probably be the most pleased.

I think after the run of games we've had without a win since sitting 7th. A win, last match of the season is overdue.

But whether a win for us relegates Spurs, I'm not that arsed.

Minus 10 points to us.