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Good post, Ian @16, I thought Gana made some critical interceptions against Bournemouth that showed great anticipation and positioning. I should check his stats to see how that was reflected.

Spot on, Mark@161.That is exactly why those posts were deleted. It\'s just such fucking boring and repetitive shite… bill there be a reset? Leopards? Moyes? You know it ain\'t happening…I shouldn\'t post this really as it will just trigger the usual suspects into more inane ranting, but I believe what you have said reflects the views of most readers on here and I wanted you at least to know I\'ve seen it and I approve this message!

I've always rated him. His playing stats and contributions, like Tarkowski's, are far better than people will have you believe. He has been very good since he came back, and I'd keep him for the bench next season. He has the ability to see a game out, and those points could be key come the business end of the season. Certainly you need bodies in central midfield – pre Christmas we had none, so why people want him gone is madness. Decent in the dressing room, always fit, puts it in. You cant bemoan a small squad one minure, and then chase them out the next.The Everton squad next season isn't containing 25 international quality players at their peak. Hell, we will be lucky to have 25 players and coaches come July with out-of-contract players and loan returns.Woulda, shoulda, coulda in terms of dropping him vs Bournemouth. I think if Moyes had dropped him and it had gone pear-shared like it did, plenty would've been moaning that we miss his ratting ability and that the others aren't up to it. Hindsight is a wonderful thing on these pages. There was enough quality on the pitch Tuesday, they just didn't deliver.Everton have a succession plan for his position, it\'s called Harrison Armstrong. And he will benefit having Gana around. Patric, you.ve got this so wrong. And sone of the comments that piled in, after, are equally as piss poor.

Brighton look a tad weak up front.