Totally agree Stirling,put the muppet in an empty room with Patrick and see who comes out on top.

I think things have gone a little bit too far with Everton and the way they are treated by the press. What took place after their third goal was nothing less than a pitch invasion with dangerous conduct towards players and coach of the opponents. Lets not forget the number of yellow cards they were awarded in the last couple of matches(at least two less than their opponents). I can understand that Everton are a historical team but then the English Premier League are recognized all over the world as the most fair football league in the world. Is it?

Agreed.

The team have deserved the plaudits but we have also thrown away lots of points this season and that shouldn't be dismissed.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I can't help thinking that last night wasn't just points thrown away - more like the whole match was thrown.

Nothing wrong with Pitch invasions per se, but it's a symptom of the hooliganism ethos that still exists in the Fans consciousness - The same hooliganism ethos that creates many a great atmosphere. Some may call it 'passion', but a 'Passionate' individual does not act like a complete reprobate.

There is no reason to abuse or someone like that fan abused Vieira last night, and I'm not surprised he reacted. Quite rightly Vieira should be punished, but his punishment should pale into insignificance when compared to the punishment that should be dished out to that 'fan', and to Everton as a club.

That fan needs fining, and Banning for all football events - maybe even a prison sentence/suspended sentence. You need to come down hard, and say that this Is not acceptable. Everton should be fined, and as A previous chap said, ban the fans for the next game.

Celebrate all you like, but I just don't get why it has to be a Mob. Celebrate your Teams successes with your Team, simply no need
to talk to the opposition.

"It was a Team effort, I guess it took all players working together to lose this one"

I do t think so. Pickford saved a 3rd and we did try to score more. Lacked some steel and experience to guide the lads on the pitch. And that’s where we need to strengthen. Centre of the midfield. It wasn’t a normal match and a normal 0-2 lead. They were always going to give everything possible in the situation they and the fans were in. I am suspicious of theEverton v Chelsea match and the Leicester one a little though. Never forget Hans Segers looking at his gloves as the goals went in on the last day. My god Everton is run poorly.

COYP