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I guess a red card for hair pulling only applies to Everton players

As many other posters on TW have already suggested on previous HYS\' we should really be looking at experimenting with Alcaraz or Ndiaye as a false 9 from now on, the two alternating incumbents do not in anyway shape or form cut the mustard in this league, both are facsimilies of each other, deceptively slow, awkward but not in a positive way, absolutely zero ball control, physically imposing but can\'t impose themselves, no ability to create chances themselves, very rarely in the right place at the right time but when they are my arse doesnt even leave the seat as the pair of them are consistently flagrant with relatively easy opportunities, they\'re going to carry on costing more points than they gain for us…l cant bear seeing either of them in a blue shirt, l don't see a single redeeming feature that suggests we should perservere with either. I work with fans of other clubs and they can\'t believe what we have up front. l\'m ashamed to have given Lukaku stick for being a selfish fucker, he\'d still put these two to shame

John, the tactics had created enough chances to score and limit the opponent to fuck all. Weak from Mykolenko, and beaten near post. That aint good enough. They scored a 2nd with a player clearly offside competiting for the ball, with Pickford a country mile from the cross. If that\'s for England, he\'s getting hammered for another failure on crosses. Ill agree with some why the need to be so deep was ridiculous, but again thats players organising it, not Moyes with a bloody tape measure. And we missed a boat load either side of obrien making yet another error. Hair pulls, face slaps, hand balls, rugby tackles. These are on the players. Any manager would be tearing their hair out over such stupidity. Ndiaye up against the angle, but if he roofs it, its unstoppable

Burnley where 2 nil down in the 40 th minute. They now lead 3-2 on the 45 th minute

The only thing that\'s positive is his youth, he\'s new to the country, the league the demands. I\'m not making excuses for him, plenty of young players come to the PL and hit the ground running. Unlike jelavic, yakubu & Beto he\'s on an upward trajectory in his career. You rarely improve a 28 yo, ( especially a Nigerian 28 Yo ) He shouldn\'t be our leading striker that\'s the main issue, but he should be gaining experience. Knowhow and invaluable game time in what is still his first year in the hardest league in the world