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Just goes to show when the chips are down our boys are battlers. Spurs weren’t.
Spurs were frightened of losing, it was a good time to play them, but we didn’t have the balls, and maybe the guile to go and win it.
Barry tires at 65 to 70 mins, there has to be a Plan B.
Wanted to give a huge shout out to the Evertonians who sang throughout, even where were under the cosh at the start, and were louder and more varied in their repertoire than the Spuds.
I had to keep a lid on things early on as I was a guest, but couldn’t resist joining in a couple of choruses of “If you know yer history” and “Spirit of the Blues” near the end, plus went down to clap Pickford and the lads who came across to say thanks for support.
After a shaky start, we created some decent half chances, but finishing wasn’t good enough today, Johnson especially fluffed his lines to be a hero. Fortunately Spurs were also toothless, perhaps we both could’ve done with Richarlison?
Overall a decent point against a Spurs side we haven’t beaten away for a fair old time, and the unbeaten run continues. Obviously we need to start turning these draws into wins, and surely Ipswich at home is the ideal time to do that before the break!
The words of the title.
Defensive Master Class..
You don't have to watch a game to come to the conclusion that it was no masterclass.
If you believe it was I would refer you to the uniquely unbiased commentary on said radio station. The comments on the Live Forum and those on threads here
Anyone who has an issue with that performance is mad, to say Moyes went for a draw is mad also.
Yes he kept it tight, and yes his subs didn’t exactly scream I’m going for it, but who did you expect him to bring on ?
We had the two best chances of the game, Hall n Joshnson blew them, we kept spurs to fuck all at there gaff.
Good point, good performance imo.