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They’ve told me similar to what Tony said, they felt intimidated at Goodison derby games, nothing violent but the feeling it could kick off.
What you’re saying, you would think is good… but already Rooney and Henry have failed at being coaches and have reverted to the easy money job on TV.
I’ve worked alongside a lot of amazing stars and when they’ve been asked, “How did you do that?” — most times, the answer was “I don’t know”.
You see, Ian, the talent is within and most of it is instinctive and not coachable — it is what it is. Players like Barry play.on instinct; sometimes, it doesn’t look great… but he will get the job done.
I have no doubt Barry will be a top striker, he clearly craves it and will give himself the best chance to make it. 2 years ago He was no one 2 years ago… now he’s Everton’s top man!
“Because in all my years of following Liverpool, I have genuinely never seen an explosion inside a football stadium like the one that greeted Ndiaye’s goal,” was the reply, “and as soon as it got ruled out, I knew it was going to deflate yers.”
Unbelievable. In fact
The same kid did say he was glad Everton were leaving Goodison though after Tarkowski scored his equaliser. “It’s a fucking horrible place for us Liverpudlians” he said, “you don’t realise how bad it can be for us,
Goodison Park is an absolute bear pit,” he said.
Did he? Doesn’t sound like any Liverpudlian I know…
That’s the first post of yours I have read. Very good and very accurate.
Best English left-sided centre-back in the Premier League by a mile!