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From an institutional POV, like 5 Brian Harrison has said, our concerns will be ignored as supporters still attend matches, despite being concerned about fixture timings.
As football is moving to a money game, clubs MUST have their matches on TV to not fall behind, especially with a new flashy stadium as 10 Jim Bennings has said, it is expected, therefore arguably playing a part of the problem, though other clubs are suffering too.
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Everton season ticket holder who is working towards being a full time sports journalist, I’m hoping to allow a platform for healthy debate, which I can see has occured already! I appreciate any feedback or opinions you may have, thank you!
Most worryingly, he can’t be trusted on the ball anymore. He’s never been a brilliant passer, but he was always safe. Now the ball gets turned over more often in bad positions.
I think he can still be a valuable reserve, but his days as a starter should end now, and finding at least one talented young center back (perhaps two, given Branthwaite’s health issues) should be our highest priority this summer along with right back.