You obviously don’t check.

We have scored 18 more goals than last season with one game to go and conceded 5 less.
Most have enjoyed a more entertaining style of play, you seem to miss the old Royball style.

Just supposing our players said that they felt threatened after the first pitch invasion and walked off the pitch. What would have been the outcome.
I believe that our players would have been affected by the pitch invasion and could possibly have equalised.
If Everton stay up only because of that result then could Burnley or Leeds have a case for complaint.
Yes they got the fans back off the pitch, but not after they intimidated Palace players .
Will those fans be banned and fined as they broke the law or will Frank excuse them.

During the first pitch invasion Eze was backing away from two approaching idiots, one waving a flare towards his face. Maybe Roy Keane in his heyday might have given some back, but neither Eze nor any player should have to put up with that behaviour. And no one was arrested or even thrown out that i could see.

Following Palace since 25 Feb 1978

I agree but you know the only outcome from this is likely going to be PV being charged with something, mainly for his two sins of being a)black and b)French. This is like the Ujiri case in LA after the Raptors won.
The FA will probably do nothing to penalise Everton and the situation will only get worse until someone really gets hurt.
That idiot Lampard said pitch invasions are ok as long as fans are well behaved. Yes, you always get a well behaved mob, fueled up on alcohol and adrenaline.
If the FA take this seriously they will penalise Everton for their non-response, like having to play 10 or so coming home games in an empty stadium. No gate receipts for a while might actually make them sit up and take notice.
The 7,500 clubs have been fined before is more like a licence fee to behave badly which costs the club nothing really.

Success will lie to you but failure always tells you the truth.

We always look more physical and more competitive in the air when Ward and Kouyate are involved.
Everton exploited our lack of physicality in the second half and those two players could have helped.
However, Clyne has done nothing to warrant being left out for Ward, and in fairness we dominated the first half through our football so the selection worked in the first half.
Perhaps we just have to accept the way we are attempting to play there will be occasions where simple direct and robust play will win the day for our opponents.

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