- Everton shareholder Mike Parry has issued a verdict on the club getting relegated amid their 10-point deduction imposed by the Premier League.
He’s called for avoiding complacency and does not want the club or the fans to think that relegation is a foregone conclusion.
Currently, the Toffees find themselves seven points clear of the relegation zone and are in a pretty comfortable place and good form.
Parry wrote on Twitter, “Don’t agree. We’ve got to be ultra vigilant in every game. Like most clubs we could have a February/March slump. We’ve been brilliant but no complacency.”
Despite facing a significant 10-point deduction, Everton currently finds themselves seven points clear of the relegation zone in the Premier League.
This unexpected buffer is a testament to the commendable work ethic displayed by the players throughout the season.
However, Parry, rightly emphasises the need for perpetual vigilance in every game as football’s unpredictable nature and the potential for a February and March slump underscore the importance of maintaining focus.
The 10-point deduction, although a considerable setback, has not only been weathered but also surpassed by Everton’s dedicated performances on the field.
While the seven-point margin appears reassuring, the Toffees must remain cautious and proactive as complacency is a luxury they cannot afford.
The ongoing threat of unexpected pitfalls and the competitive nature of the Premier League necessitate an unwavering commitment to securing points in every fixture, ensuring the club’s resilience in the face of adversity and safeguarding their top-flight status.
