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Cardiff 1-0 Leeds incoming. Sorry @Lucas

Which media?

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Spurs leave it late to turn it around against Coventry. Cov can feel hard done by. Been the better side.

Can't wait for the mayhem on the Goals Show on TNT.

It is the correct response.

Fair enough. Have Kevin Maguire or Swiss Ramble ever done anything on Everton regarding the finances, and the supposed abyss of debt? They've always seemed knowledgeable enough when delving into clubs or specific ownership/spending of clubs and comparisons within a league.

A relegation is never actually desirable but is there a part of you/any Everton fans that feel it could be a case of 1 step back, 2 steps forwards? Of course, there's never a guarantee you come straight back up. But there's plenty of clubs that have suffered a dreaded relegation and come back stronger. A chance to cut out a lot of deadwood, seek investment, bring through that youth again and go back to a model which became successful. I don't know specifics of what Everton's finances are like - would a relegation actually break you?

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