People here really don’t seem to understand the situation we’re in.
We have one of the thinnest squads in the league, and our owners seem desperate to sell the club. Yet, for some reason, some fans still expect us to finish in the top six.

Objectively, compare our squad with those of the teams above us. Look at their squad depth, financial resources, recruitment, and overall stability. What exactly makes people think we should be finishing above them?

I genuinely believe Moyes is working his ass off under extremely difficult circumstances. Of course, he’s not beyond criticism, and results matter. But judging him solely on results without considering the circumstances he’s working under is simply unfair.

What I find hardest to understand is why people expect us to perform miracles while expecting teams in far better positions than ours to underperform.
Why should we be the ones punching above our weight, while teams with stronger squads, better resources, and more stable management are somehow expected to do worse than us?

I’m not saying we shouldn’t have ambitions. I’m saying expectations need to be grounded in reality. You can’t expect top-six results while ignoring the problems within the squad and the club’s management.
Personally, I believe Moyes is getting the absolute best out of this team under the circumstances. The last thing we need right now is the ridiculous idea of sacking him. What we need is to get behind him, trust the process, and support him instead of making him the scapegoat for problems that go far beyond the manager.

- Viktor Gyökeres is prepared to leave Arsenalin January for more consistent game time, claims TEAMtalk). The report states that frustration over a lack of minutes has forced the Swedeninternational to consider his future with the Gunners, just over a year on from his initial £55 million move from Sporting CP. The 28-year-old has been restricted to three Premier Leagueappearances so far this season, all from the bench, despite scoring 21 goals for Arsenal across all competitions last campaign. Atletico Madrid have been labelled as an interested party, while teams in Italy, Germany, and Spain have also been outlined as possible destinations

He's discussed Thierno Barry, players in Serie A Everton should sign, and the uncertainty surrounding the club.

https://roundtable.io/sports/soccer/premier-league/everton/news/exclusive-don-hutchison-interview-everton-barry-and-expectations

Thoughts?

I'm planning to go to the Everton vs Coventry match on 6 November with some friends, and I've been trying to figure out how to buy tickets for the past few months.

From everything I'd read, I was under the impression that I'd need to purchase some kind of Everton membership to be able to buy tickets. However, today I went directly to Everton's official website and noticed that I could select seats for the match. I picked a few, and it looks like I can actually go ahead and buy the tickets without having any membership at all.

Am I missing something here, or is it really possible to buy tickets this way without a membership?