by Andy Drake | Feb 21, 2023 | Everton
The responses leave me with the feeling that EFC are either scared of talking to its’ own fan base or tone deaf to what is effective communication. This is partly why we are where we are – trust broken. Some things that stood out1. The visionThe ‘overarching vision to...
by Andy Drake | Jan 11, 2023 | Everton
Great leaders and companies speak properly and with conviction to their customers – they trust their own competence and their customers and know how vital it is to build and retain trust. Not Everton, it’s a poor man’s corporate press release. Tellingly, it’s normally...
by Andy Drake | Jan 9, 2023 | Everton
Evertonians of all generations are simply tired and worn down, the feeling that no tangible progress ever happens and that death by a thousand cuts just continues with an inevitable outcome, that goes beyond being relegated. It’s continuously tiring following Everton...
by Andy Drake | Aug 30, 2018 | Everton
Back in January this year, we wrote a piece about Everton’s chronic lack of on field identity . It was a pop at Koeman, Allardyce, Walsh and the board for their poor appointments and hopeless underachievement. Under both failed managers, the areas we highlighted were...
by George Orr | Mar 2, 2018 | Everton
Wembley-TargetThe F.A. Cup Final 1966, before Catterick arrived at Goodison Park Everton had not won the League since 1939 we had not won the Cup since 1933, so what he had done in 5 years was nothing short of a miracle. I had a feeling at the start of the 1965-66...
by George Orr | Feb 28, 2018 | Everton
This is a story about the forgotten Manager of English Football, forgotten by all except Evertonians, Harry Catterick. To this day the media, especially Sky TV totally ignore his success in the 1960’s. I followed Everton in the 1960’s home and away, it was a Golden...
