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• I’m going to have to show Dave, those clips of your little Grandson, Peter, and ask him to try and remain as calm as the little fella, when he’s in front of goal👍💙...
  Tony Abrahams in Blues hold out in strong rearguard action from the 10-man Tractor Boys
• On this thread I don’t see anyone saying that Alkaraz, should have started yesterday Phil, but on other threads I see quite a few people saying the same thing as what Mark@1 has written about his complete lack of game time from the substitutes bench.rnrnIt’s becoming a sore point for some people but something that I hope becomes a genuine is what Brian@26, has said about The Very Silent Friedkin’s, looking to sell our club.rnrnHave you ever been to Everton, Dan? No but I did happen to own the club for a while and I made a small fortune before deciding to move it on🤞...
  Tony Abrahams in What We Learned: Everton 1 - 0 Ipswich Town
• How many more times are people going to say - Alcaraz should start becasue he scored in the previous game.rnrnWhen Niasse scored, does that mean he should start the next game?rnWhen Bernie Wright scored, does that mean he should be in the team each week? (he was because we had nobody better).rnWhen a batsman takes a wicket - does the captain continue to bowl him rather than bring back his front line bowler.rnrnThis is Premier League, not a kick around in the playground. ...
  Phil Roberts in What We Learned: Everton 1 - 0 Ipswich Town
• Cheers, Dave. I’m just trying to remain positive!rnrnAll well here, best wishes to you and yours....
  Peter Mills in Blues hold out in strong rearguard action from the 10-man Tractor Boys
• Steve 141. I\'d say Moyes is a good man manager and is able to get players running and battling for the team.rnHe knows how to build a team spirit.rnrnI\'d point to a podcast with Tim Howard, Donnavan & Mcbride who all gushed about how good he was as their manager, Arteta & Cahill also sing Moyes praises in this regard, and many other ex players.rnrnIt\'s not enough in the modern game though, tactically he\'s not keeping up with the modern game, old ideas, theres nothing new in what hes doing, he\'s doing what he\'s always done since Preston. rnrnEvery opposition knows before playing Everton what formation it will be 451 rnThey know how we will play. rnWe played the same against utd, wolves & Ipswich, where\'s the innovation, the tactical twists, the shifting of positions to take advantage of opponents weaknesses? rnrnThe players may come in & out but it\'s the same gameplan. rnrnWe must be the easiest team to set up against, for opponents. ...
  David West in Blues hold out in strong rearguard action from the 10-man Tractor Boys
• Michael, I think that one of the Sunday papers -- might have been The People -- gave ratings, way back in the '60s. ...
  Les Callan in Everton Player Ratings: A brilliant moment for Barry