Bad article,
Luck is a mugs game!

Interesting. I'd recommend taking a look at Richard Wiseman's work. His research finds a strong correlation between believing you're lucky and achieving things ('being lucky').

Of course, this doesn't always work on its own, but I've had more success when Ive backed myself and got out there.

Think about the difference between the best Everton teams and the ones that got close. I'd say the latter lacked the belief to make their own luck.

In my life I do not rely on luck, if I get it I consider it a bonus.I try to put the effort into heading in the right direction.I believe in: to be, to do, to have and my views regarding Everton are based the same.I know most Supporters want only the positives and probably don't like my personal injection of reality.

Everton may miss a player like Haaland but I don't think that Everton are currently up to training, developing, keep fit or providing a team structure under Moyes in which he could flourish.

In games team have to be proactive and industrious to get the chances to score. They can't be defending in the first half and be a goal down at halftime.Then be proactive in the second half to Claw back a grateful draw.You have to be engaging or in to win.

Against Liverpool Everton reactive first half and proactive second.Liverpool lost 4 games after that were the opposition were proactive first half and partly reactive second.Moyes inferiority complex at play in that game,Luck gone before Everton started.

Forest will be interesting from being proactive to being reactive. The conundrum of appointing a Manager for the relegation dust up.

As in life people and football teams make there own luck.Another thing is it never ends.