Everton Thread
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STRIKER CRISIS!!
Well it seems we in the shit!
last game against fulham we had to put lescott up front with yakubu as anichebe,vaughan and aj were all injured!
we are at home to west ham this sat and although we beat them twice already this season the game worries me as anichebe and aj struggle for fitness at this time have a feeling that if man utd to manage to win over liverpool then we might struggle to gain over them point wise, if we didnt suffer injuries we would be fine, come on blue boys its been a long tough season , keep the blue flag flying high!!
STRIKER CRISIS!!
Well it seems we in the shit!
last game against fulham we had to put lescott up front with yakubu as anichebe,vaughan and aj were all injured!
we are at home to west ham this sat and although we beat them twice already this season the game worries me as anichebe and aj struggle for fitness at this time have a feeling that if man utd to manage to win over liverpool then we might struggle to gain over them point wise, if we didnt suffer injuries we would be fine, come on blue boys its been a long tough season , keep the blue flag flying high!!
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steevio_uk
Premier League
- 7 October 2003
- West Ham
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Very lucky...
Very lucky...
zerovector
Champions League
- 1 December 2006
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Agree but it would probably be different had the disallowed goal was given ...
Agree but it would probably be different had the disallowed goal was given ...
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YAKUBU NO. 19 FOR SEASON!
exactly!!! 2-0 and game over how many times has this happened to us this season and yakubu in particular, bloody joke it is, were struggling with all these injuries now and with such a small squad it had to happen i guess, pinarr, yobo, AJ and cahill major doubts for next weeks mersy derby, still the games all about passion and every thing else goes out the window, cmon man utd do the usual and take 3 points! Have a bad feelin the shite gonna nick this one.
YAKUBU NO. 19 FOR SEASON!
exactly!!! 2-0 and game over how many times has this happened to us this season and yakubu in particular, bloody joke it is, were struggling with all these injuries now and with such a small squad it had to happen i guess, pinarr, yobo, AJ and cahill major doubts for next weeks mersy derby, still the games all about passion and every thing else goes out the window, cmon man utd do the usual and take 3 points! Have a bad feelin the shite gonna nick this one.
YoungGun_UK
20 TIMES!
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It didn't matter Abhishek cause Yak was onside nomatter who it came off
It didn't matter Abhishek cause Yak was onside nomatter who it came off
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Hmm, don't remember then. Pretty sure the argument was whether it came off an Everton player.
Hmm, don't remember then. Pretty sure the argument was whether it came off an Everton player.
YoungGun_UK
20 TIMES!
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It was until they showed the replay that showed he was onside and it didn't matter who it came off
It was until they showed the replay that showed he was onside and it didn't matter who it came off
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chico
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everton for 4th spot, bring on the derby
everton for 4th spot, bring on the derby
chico
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DagsJT
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Where do you guys see Lescott as best position? My mate says he's far better at centre-back, but from what I've seen of him he's a cracking wing-back (good running, crossing and obviously tackling)?
Where do you guys see Lescott as best position? My mate says he's far better at centre-back, but from what I've seen of him he's a cracking wing-back (good running, crossing and obviously tackling)?
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agree with you dags!! but seems comfy in both positions, i think he prefers the wing also, he has come a long way and pleased to see him in the england squad , he deserves that, jagielka has had a good first season also...
agree with you dags!! but seems comfy in both positions, i think he prefers the wing also, he has come a long way and pleased to see him in the england squad , he deserves that, jagielka has had a good first season also...
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177TH LEAGUE MERSEYSIDE DERBY SPECIAL..
Your Mission, should you wish to accept it.....
STOP THIS MAN...
Seriously this fella Torres has proved himself to be the real deal this season. £26m you would expect him to be, well not necessarily, look at Schevchenko et al., but I reckon Liverpool have got the best centre forward since Ian Rush. And as a life long Blue, Rushy still gives me nightmares.
Even though im blue4life there are certain players who you see in other teams, who you have respect for, despite the colour of their jersey.
In recent years, I look at the likes of Schmeichel, Roy Keane, Cantona and Ronaldo at United, Bergkamp, Henry, at Arsenal, Zola at Chelsea, Gascgoine in his prime at Newcastle or Spurs, and the likes of the aforementioned Reds on the other side of the Park.
Liverpool however despite the addition of this Spanish goal machine, have become "easier to deal with in my sitting at home behind the computer with no pressure" opinion because of Torres, in the same way as Everton won nothing when they let Andy Gray leave and brought in Gary Lineker in 85.
Because despite the 30 - 40 odd goals Torres will undoubtedly find you this season, the dynamics of the team have changed so that everything goes through him. Even Stevie G - lar, has found himself having to adapt his role to suit the Spaniard. The message this Derby game is simple. If you stop Torres, you stop Liverpool.
Everton prior to Lineker, scored goals from all areas, 30 goals coming from the wings from Sheedy and Steven, even 15 from centre back Degsy Mountfield. The following season everything went through Lineker. And in all fairness he did very well, went onto win the golden boot for England in 86 and then buggered off to Spain on the back of his success. However Everton were beaten both to the League and the FA Cup by Liverpool who despite Rush bagging a hat full were still contrtibuting through the likes of Dalglish, Craig Johnson, Whelan etc etc
Liverpool this season look very much a one man attack, Kuyt doesnt impress even the most blinkered of my red associates, Babbel looks frustrated out on the left, Crouch must be wishing he'd moved on in January, and Gerard is probably the only other goals outlet for the Reds, although even he seems to be relishing in his role of Torres supply, so much so that in the 1st half against France last night the normally so lethal shooter from outside the box, appeared to have lost his touch altogether.
Anyway back to the weekends action, if Torres recovers from his mid week international against Italy, he is sure to start. Everton have Pienaar, Cahill and Johnson out, i cant decide whether Moysie will stick to his preferred 4-5-1 or lack of midfield numbers will force him to accomodate Anichebe who started his goal tally last night for Nigeria U23's alongside Yakubu.
The result will probably decide who wins 4th. And like any other derby it will be physical, unpredictable, and passionate.
But win lose or draw, I just hope we have a fair ref this time,the last derby was a joke....
fansonline
177TH LEAGUE MERSEYSIDE DERBY SPECIAL..
Your Mission, should you wish to accept it.....
STOP THIS MAN...
Seriously this fella Torres has proved himself to be the real deal this season. £26m you would expect him to be, well not necessarily, look at Schevchenko et al., but I reckon Liverpool have got the best centre forward since Ian Rush. And as a life long Blue, Rushy still gives me nightmares.
Even though im blue4life there are certain players who you see in other teams, who you have respect for, despite the colour of their jersey.
In recent years, I look at the likes of Schmeichel, Roy Keane, Cantona and Ronaldo at United, Bergkamp, Henry, at Arsenal, Zola at Chelsea, Gascgoine in his prime at Newcastle or Spurs, and the likes of the aforementioned Reds on the other side of the Park.
Liverpool however despite the addition of this Spanish goal machine, have become "easier to deal with in my sitting at home behind the computer with no pressure" opinion because of Torres, in the same way as Everton won nothing when they let Andy Gray leave and brought in Gary Lineker in 85.
Because despite the 30 - 40 odd goals Torres will undoubtedly find you this season, the dynamics of the team have changed so that everything goes through him. Even Stevie G - lar, has found himself having to adapt his role to suit the Spaniard. The message this Derby game is simple. If you stop Torres, you stop Liverpool.
Everton prior to Lineker, scored goals from all areas, 30 goals coming from the wings from Sheedy and Steven, even 15 from centre back Degsy Mountfield. The following season everything went through Lineker. And in all fairness he did very well, went onto win the golden boot for England in 86 and then buggered off to Spain on the back of his success. However Everton were beaten both to the League and the FA Cup by Liverpool who despite Rush bagging a hat full were still contrtibuting through the likes of Dalglish, Craig Johnson, Whelan etc etc
Liverpool this season look very much a one man attack, Kuyt doesnt impress even the most blinkered of my red associates, Babbel looks frustrated out on the left, Crouch must be wishing he'd moved on in January, and Gerard is probably the only other goals outlet for the Reds, although even he seems to be relishing in his role of Torres supply, so much so that in the 1st half against France last night the normally so lethal shooter from outside the box, appeared to have lost his touch altogether.
Anyway back to the weekends action, if Torres recovers from his mid week international against Italy, he is sure to start. Everton have Pienaar, Cahill and Johnson out, i cant decide whether Moysie will stick to his preferred 4-5-1 or lack of midfield numbers will force him to accomodate Anichebe who started his goal tally last night for Nigeria U23's alongside Yakubu.
The result will probably decide who wins 4th. And like any other derby it will be physical, unpredictable, and passionate.
But win lose or draw, I just hope we have a fair ref this time,the last derby was a joke....
fansonline
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EVERTON HIT BY INJURIES
ANDY JOHNSTON, STEVEN PIENARR AND CAHILL ALL OUT!!!
WITH THIS IN MIND...here is my probable 11
It may be 4-5-1:
------------------Howard------------------
Hibbo-----Jagielka----Lescott----Baines
Arteta---Neville---Manny---Carsley---Osman
--------------------Yakubu---------------
Although I can't actually see Manny make the starting lineup but Cahill is injured and we don't have a lot of fit strikers. If Pienaar recovers then put Osman in central midfield.
EVERTON HIT BY INJURIES
ANDY JOHNSTON, STEVEN PIENARR AND CAHILL ALL OUT!!!
WITH THIS IN MIND...here is my probable 11
It may be 4-5-1:
------------------Howard------------------
Hibbo-----Jagielka----Lescott----Baines
Arteta---Neville---Manny---Carsley---Osman
--------------------Yakubu---------------
Although I can't actually see Manny make the starting lineup but Cahill is injured and we don't have a lot of fit strikers. If Pienaar recovers then put Osman in central midfield.
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The right result!!
Its a disgrace how many times we have been robbed by poor officals this season , this website was set up by football fans fed up with the refs f**kin it up, worst ones was against blackburn when ajs winner was disallowed even though he was 10 miles on-side and last weeks should have been winner to put us two up on the hammers when yak was wrongly ruled off side, any way this right result league shows us to have rightly run away with fourth spot by miles over the pool, if we dont still win 4th spot it will be a disgrace for we have earnt it big time, f**KIn officals everton gain 5 points whilst the shite have had six to many awarded, still not had one penaltie awarded all season in the league! how mad is that, maybe on sunday eh...bloody officals..
http://www.rightresult.net/
The right result!!
Its a disgrace how many times we have been robbed by poor officals this season , this website was set up by football fans fed up with the refs f**kin it up, worst ones was against blackburn when ajs winner was disallowed even though he was 10 miles on-side and last weeks should have been winner to put us two up on the hammers when yak was wrongly ruled off side, any way this right result league shows us to have rightly run away with fourth spot by miles over the pool, if we dont still win 4th spot it will be a disgrace for we have earnt it big time, f**KIn officals everton gain 5 points whilst the shite have had six to many awarded, still not had one penaltie awarded all season in the league! how mad is that, maybe on sunday eh...bloody officals..
http://www.rightresult.net/
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steevio_uk
Premier League
- 7 October 2003
- West Ham
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rightresult page is a load of old bollocks.
So many decisions are made that affect goals, but not directly and therefore don't get registered.
If you finish below Liverpool (which you will) it is because they are a better team with better players.
It's clutching at straws.
rightresult page is a load of old bollocks.
So many decisions are made that affect goals, but not directly and therefore don't get registered.
If you finish below Liverpool (which you will) it is because they are a better team with better players.
It's clutching at straws.
YoungGun_UK
20 TIMES!
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:w00t: Thats creepy man! is that the side of Moyes the players see when they lose
Sorry lad, no offense intended, but I just had to post this, as it cracked me up. I do think that Moyes is a world class manager.
:w00t: Thats creepy man! is that the side of Moyes the players see when they lose
rushilhalflife
Our Future is Bright!!!
Plan M
Banned
- 27 September 2007
- Manchester United
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Guys, easy tactics for Sunday's big game:
Stick Mascherano on the ref, play one up-front, float balls into the box and watch Reina flap!
Guys, easy tactics for Sunday's big game:
Stick Mascherano on the ref, play one up-front, float balls into the box and watch Reina flap!