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Absolutely Christy. ‘Mon you boys in green.
It will largely depend on the quality and intensity of the opposition The aimless punt up field, is usually a result of the pressure and sustained control being exerted on the keeper and defence. Clear the lines, clear the danger, as the side wont/cant take the ball in pressure situations for a lot of the players we have – Keane, Tarkowski, Obrien, Gana, Mykolenko. The more measured pass on Saturday from pickford, or when he has picked out wingers, is when he has time on the ball. The Chelsea press was largely woeful. Brentford will be a different. I don't quite buy a switch has been flicked. Part of it is the opposition, part of it is a return of better players, perhaps a preparation to play more football.
Wouldn’t mind two fullbacks capable of 70 yard pinpoint crossfield passes onto two willing runners. Don’t see that enough from O’Brien or Mykolenko.
Exactly, David
John Very patient of you to take the time to try to explain the difference between the aimless boot in the general direction of an isolated striker and a measured long pass like the one from Garner played for the first goal. I thought Garner made it clear when he told us about Beto's complaints EVERY DAY about his service in the past. You shouldnt have to explain on a footie website. but not everyone can afford to watch football. Times are hard in bedsit land. The fact that 52,000 Evertonian's boo like fuck at one and cheer the other to the rafters renders debate academic. I guess there'll always be the odd one who cant tell the difference, but nobody take any notice of them