Everton supporters travelling from Birkenhead to the Hill Dickinson Stadium for Saturday’s Premier League clash against Manchester United have expressed mounting dissatisfaction with the club’s new ownership, citing unfulfilled promises.
Ian Copestake, gathering fan sentiment on the train, reported that backers feel misled by the latest regime, with the frequently touted
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Sounds like classic fan frustration. Let’s see what happens on the pitch instead of reading tweets.
I still think they’ll deliver, but the timing before a big game like United is risky.
Is this really about just the stadium, or is it deeper frustration with the board’s direction?
How can they expect fans to cheer when basic commitments aren’t being met? It’s disappointing.
I was there and the mood was terrible. Promises mean nothing if the stadium isn’t ready.