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@PeterMatza @PnlChelsea @MattHughesMedia Dodgy underhanded payments versus interest payments ina. Stadium build ..hmmmm yeah I know which one was worse

@GozerTraveller @PnlChelsea @MattHughesMedia Nope. Had they made regular payments the players would have signed and the sustainability rules would not have been breached

Everton exploring legal options over lack of sporting sanctions against Chelsea, with club preparing to write to the Premier League demanding a formal explanation | The Guardian theguardian.com/football/2026/…

@PeterMatza @PnlChelsea @MattHughesMedia Yeah its worse, they made dodgy payments and got a direct sporting benefit

@GozerTraveller @PnlChelsea @MattHughesMedia Because they all breached sustainability rules. Chelsea didnt

@JosephVickers__ @guardian Should be demanding more than an explanation, should be demanding consistency and a sporting sanction for Chelsea

🔵🚨 Everton exploring legal options over lack of sporting sanctions against Chelsea. Everton to demand formal explanation from Premier League. [@guardian]

@Beaglebanterer @FinchyNUFC1 @MattHughesMedia @ADMusgrove Chelsea made illegal payments and got a sporting advantage as a result... Everton spent too much on a new stadium and at the time had no sporting advantage... Chelsea should be punished harder than Everton

@FinchyNUFC1 @MattHughesMedia @ADMusgrove Everton broke PSR rules Chelsea did not 😉

@PnlChelsea @MattHughesMedia We want parity, Chelsea should receive a points deduction, simple

@MattHughesMedia That'll be funny when they're asked to explain what their financial loss was as a result of the points deductions.

@EmenaIo @MattHughesMedia Consistency on punishments

@MattHughesMedia They gave Everton an easy 3 points, what more do they want?

📊Sorba Thomas to Everton? Leave us your thoughts

@MattCas04807118 One of my favourites of all rime

🤮🤮 I hope the creators of this monster are locked away in solitary, the hate they must have for mankind is huge!! Surely nobody liked this horror! 🤮

@Mishi_2210 127

Brain Teaser Answer is not 72 then whats the answer??

@sportbible Thats not scouse, should have lamb in it

🗣️ "Scouse? What the f*ck is this?" 😂 Turns out that Hugo Ekitike is not only falling in love with Liverpool, but also the local cuisine as he tried 'Scouse' during Snack Wars 🍜🔴

@henrywinter Hard work beats talent when talent doesnt work hard

Tottenham Hotspur are going down unless they show some fight. Spurs fans played their part backing the team, giving the squad that powerful greet before the Forest game. A few players like Archie Gray play their part, fighting for the cause, a 20-year-old showing more commitment than some senior players. It’s not about ability or reputation now, it’s concentration and commitment. It's about fight. Forest showed it. Morgan Gibbs-White, a player Spurs were desperate to bring in for his character as well as playing calibre, highlighted what Spurs miss. “They have got that incredible talent but we showed that fight, hunger and desire more than them,” Gibbs-White told Match of the Day. That fight, hunger and desire to stay with a runner, to block a cross, to compete for a cross, for a ball, for a loose ball, to rage against the dying of the Premier League light. Djed Spence, Mathys Tel and Kevin Danso switched off for the Forest goals. Others culpable, too. Blame also lies with the recruitment for bringing in some individuals who have the flair but not the fight. It’s not new, it even pre-dates Antonio Conte’s lambasting of players and the club culture. It’s a lack of leadership. It’s an issue of mismanagement from on high, as much as poor management from the dugout. Igor Tudor is out of his depth, clearly, but he’s only part of the problem. The whole club needs a reset. A proper, independent all-areas review of the club should come in the summer. For now, it's about players waking up from this sleepwalk towards the Championship. It’ll be one of the biggest stories in the 34 years of the Premier League if Tottenham go down with their history, stadium, fanbase. Spurs were one of the “big five” clubs whose chairmen drove the original breakaway from the Football League in 1992. Damaging financially, £150m minimum. Damaging for recruitment – of players and coaches. Would Mauricio Pochettino return if Spurs were in the Championship, a world away from the Premier League, let alone Champions League? It would trigger an exodus/sale of players. The only ones who can stop the drop will not suffer long-term - beyond having the stain of relegation on their playing records. Spurs are currently 17th on 30 points, without a PL win since Dec 28. They probably need a minimum of eight points from Sunderland away, Brighton home, Wolves away, Villa away, Leeds home, Chelsea away and Everton home. Eight points from seven games. Sounds doable. But do they have the fight, hunger and desire? #THFC

@clarke__78 @Everton @EvertonStadium The benchmark has been set now @Everton we need to see the same atmosphere, fight and determination (and quality) for the rest of the home games now #COYB

Hill Dickinson desperately needed a statement win. A hammering of a big side. A reminder that the spirit of Goodison is still there and hasn’t gone. That it is the people who make Everton Football Club so massive. Yesterday, the new house started to feel a bit more like home. 💙

@Matt_Pinner Birdseye

Name a famous captain

@IanRobi45674551 @GiuliaBould

@GiuliaBould Christ The Toaster

🍞What a day! Pundits may have the Everton win over Chelsea down to Moyes's toasty tactics, Beto's buttery brilliance & Jordan's jammy ability to pull off world class saves But it is Everton Toaster Man who has brought the internet together. The hero we didn't know we needed🔊

@Mishi_2210 2... only the couple went for the picnic

This is supposed to be one of the hardest problems ever to solve. Is it? Or isn’t it?

@Don_zuley Not a patch on the original version

Don’t watch alone😱 Damian the Omen🍿🔥🔥

@henrywinter @johnmerro1 Stick that up your corrupt arses Masters and co @premierleague #COYB @Everton

Everton have all the togetherness, defensive determination, fight and threat on the counter that Chelsea lack. Everton are a team. Chelsea are a collection of individuals. Everton have some strong characters in their team, some leaders. Chelsea don't have enough of them. Nobody seemed prepared to take responsibility. Where was the fight? Pathetic, really. A performance that was an insult to their supporters. Some players look like they want out. They certainly don't look like they're fighting for their young manager, who's obviously struggling. Liam Rosenior was given a lesson by David Moyes in team balance, organisation and motivation. The apprentice got schooled by the master. Rosenior will get the blame for performances and, sooner or later, pay the price. But this slide, this abject level of performance, is also down to recruitment, to the board. #CFC #EVECHE

@Everton Best performance of the season by far, fantastic every man to a tee! Same again for the rest of the season please blues

What a result. What a performance. What an atmosphere. WHAT a day at Hill Dickinson Stadium. 💙

@SonVlad @HollyGrayle So where are the stats to back up this wild claim? How many missed interception of white people and women have the identified after the event? Or maybe.... its just accurate and they dont like the uncomfortable truth

@HollyGrayle No, it doesn't. White people and women of any variety are more likely to escape identification.

"But the study found it was "statistically significantly more likely" to correctly identify black people than other ethnicities. It was also "more likely" to spot men than women." Basically, it scans faces and tries to match those faces against faces on watchlists. And the positive matches it identified happened to be Black and Brown. If it's a White face, and that face is not on a watchlist, it will not return a match. Sounds to me that this is operating exactly it should, and the large number of Black and Brown matches are the result of more Black and Brown faces being on a watchlist. JFC.

@ifranocasaoui @Joy__CN @MelissaReddy_ Cry more cheaters

@Joy__CN @MelissaReddy_ FIFA and most other sport organizations have recognized the competency if the Court of Arbitration for Sport. It is a legitimate institution.

Senegal are likely to argue that they did not abandon the game, the match was completed by the referee’s whistle. They can say Article 82 was misapplied because the game continued under the same circumstances and reached its natural end. The referee allowing Senegal back on the pitch and Morocco happily continuing the game will be used to state the match - and result - was valid. As the final was completed, they can argue the integrity of the game was upheld. They can also claim changing the winner of a completed final is an extreme overreach by the Appeal Board. And that the punishment for a delay - not a refusal to play as they finished the game - is excessive.