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I\'d take Callum Wilson because he has proven that he can get goals in t his league and he is better than what we have. However, I thought Josh King would be an astute signing and look how that ended up. I think Armstrong has to start tonight as he was the one bright spot on Sunday. Not sure I should be commenting on Everton, anymore. Some so-called Blue on Twitter doesn\'t think I\'m a big enough Everton fan because Sunday\'s game was the first time I\'ve been able to get to a game at the Hill Dickinson and I\'m not from the city – \"I\'m a wool\". I love this club to bits, spend an inordinate amount of time thinking about this club and kick every ball and have done for 51 years. My dad was a Blue, both my brothers are, my son is a Blue as our my nieces. I first went to Goodison aged 10. We\'ve got a stone at on Everton Way with all our names on. I was in my seat an hour before kick-off and didn\'t leave until after the final whistle. I also didn\'t spend the game going for a beer or a piss every 5 mins but I\'m not an Everton fan because I don\'t have a scouse accent – I\'m from Wigan. It\'s the second or third time I\'ve been told my fellow Evertonians that I\'m not one of them. Pisses me off.
Typical Moysey, Ian, he bought Heitinga, because he was versatile, just like Philip Neville, was versatile, and this helps a manager, who prefers to work with a smaller squad, imo
Tim, Jimmy and Armstrong in a flat three in midfield. Take turns to get forward.
I\'d play Harrison beside Garner tonight, Moyes had to see how poor Tim and Rohl were on Sunday, and how impressive Armstrong was, and he did mention in his press conference how match fit he is, after playing 17 games for Preston, a lot more games than the other two?
Also those who are saying Armstrong will be sub all month I disagree, he will start tonight imo.