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I would start with George over McNeil ( who has done well recently btw) It would just get the crowd up for it if he goes on a decent run in the first five minutes and puts us on the front foot. Try to win the game early and then make tactical adjustments later. Bringing him on in the second half would most likely mean we are trying for an equaliser or a late winner, that’s a waste of the lad’s impact and surprise factor, come on Moyse be bold, start Tyrique George

Just seen an interview with Michael Keane and its mainly about the effect Seamus Coleman has on the whole club. He talks about the relegation battles and said that Coleman called a meeting of all the players and told them we might not be the best players in the league but we can become the best team if we stick together. Keane believes if Seamus hadn\'t been at the club then we could have gone down. Keane also recalled that there were some so called leaders who used minor injuries to pull out of games, he said the other members of the squad couldn\'t believe they had used a minor injury to miss important relegation games. The interview looked like it was at Keanes home if anyone wants to see it its on X as Seamus Coleman clip Klaxon or Charlie Barnicle.

Matt (17) Yes your post was exactly how it happened except it has never been made publicly how much Kenwright himself put in to buy the club if anything at all. It’s the same with him being a fanatical Everton fan with his tale of being in the boys pen from the beginning, no evidence but he recalls the many times he was brought to Anfield on his uncle Cyril’s bike and taken into the kop— more fantasy tales. Alas we’ll never know but plenty of people must know the true Bill but remain silent.

Hate the derby, I would be happy with a draw, don\'t forget we are not only playing the red shite, where playing against the ref the premier league one of the sly sky six, VAR and most of all that horrible Van Dyke,who will ref the game and get away with kicking our players all over the place, hate that club with a vengeance

Mike Gaynes 43 Mike, its all well and good for Friedkin to keep his silence but the leader of the organisation sometimes has to communicate with the fans. Now so far we are moving in the right direction they have obviously used Hill Dickenson to bring in extra revenue from non footballing events which helps our financial position. But most owners of companies usually tell of their vision for that company, so through his silence we haven\'t heard what his plans or ambitions are for our club.He has come out and said that should Roma and Everton qualify for the same European competition he has a plan were both clubs could play in the same competition, but so far hasnt elaborated on how he will achieve this. I think its becoming very clear that this is just another business deal to TFG and they intend running our club from arms length. Seems to me that many American owners think like the Glasiers that don\'t interact with fans as they may ask questions you don't wish to answer. I think its very sad that there are so many foreign owners in our game, they just treat fans as cash cows. TFG have already shown their contempt for some of our younger fans by making 2 sections that were family zones at reduced prices to encourage youngsters now abolished and classed at zone 1 prices.