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• Yes, Tony, I seem to agree with you there on Everton not playing with enough intensity. We seem to pass the ball too slow at times and we don\'t shoot from outside the box. Hackney added much-needed energy and forward passing when he came on and got an assist which George scored from. He was also involved in the second goal -- that is what you get when you play with intensity....
  Davide Wisdom in Everton’s transfer window might have accidentally given David Moyes the push he needs
• Trying to get my head around this, but it seems that TFG have injected an awful lot of money into Everton FC, despite what some of our readers have claimed.rnrnIt seems to run a little counter to the narrative that TFG are only in it for the money. rnrnAlthough I understand that such transactions improve the bottom line financials and therefore increase any valuation of the club in the case that TFG are indeed looking for new investors, or even looking to flip the club for around £1B.rnrnIn this case, you could argue that the potential short-term return on investment could be substantial if TFG are able to find a new owner, or do it step by step with incremental new investors coming on board. rn...
  Michael Kenrick in Another cash injection as Everton issued a tranche of new shares
• I come on here to debate, Davide, and as much as I like attacking football, I wasn't really that impressed by yesterday's performance. It honestly wouldn't surprise me if we get a hiding soon if we don't tighten ourselves up defensively. (Hopefully not, but there has got to be changes there.)Just because I want us to tighten ourselves up and close the space in-between the lines doesn't mean I don't want to watch attacking football; it just means that I want us to be a little bit more savvy and harder to play against at times.When I say I wasn't really impressed, it was because I didn't think we played with enough intensity. I was just glad that Man Utd preferred trying to hold onto what they had, once they scored their first goal, because I thought we were too open. If they had carried on attacking with intent, my feelings were they would have easily put the game to bed.We improved with our subs. Grealish gave them something to think about, and he's also the onl...
  Tony Abrahams in Everton’s transfer window might have accidentally given David Moyes the push he needs
• I personally think that it is getting harder and harder to read some of the unadulterated shite on ToffeeWeb these days. The owners must still be happy with the CEO but how many people are genuinely happy with these very silent owners? They are obviously very ruthless and clever businesspeople, even though it wasn't hard to predict that Everton would double in value once the stadium was finished and the debt refinanced.They could get their money back within two years and still own over 50% of the club, but hopefully they just want to get rid because I'm completely fed-up having such soulless bastards in charge of a club that used to have a famous saying given to it by many different outsiders, about how they had never felt the same once they had been touched by Everton Football Club....
  Tony Abrahams in Laying all the blame on the Friedkins is just plain wrong
• Like I said in another thread, this situation really suits Moyes.Why are we so concerned about playing a low block? I thought we called it negative football when we were playing it under Sean Dyche as manager. And why are we so concerned about George tracking back -- is he not an attacking player? He is better playing the way he is; he is not here to play as a full-back but to score goals ASAP. For me, I like the way we are playing, pressing high and winning the ball back -- not playing a low block. I thought some fans were complaining that we sat back when we equalized, so why would you want us playing a low block and inviting pressure? I can\'t seem to wrap my head around it.They need to keep taking risks and not thinking of the low block because, if you want to win football matches, you need to take risks. Even if you concede goals, just attack and out-score the opposition -- it's as simple as that. Is this not al that we want? Playing a...
  Davide Wisdom in Everton’s transfer window might have accidentally given David Moyes the push he needs
• Pete @ 1, I agree, Dibling would appear to be dropping further and further down the pecking order now that George, Johnson and Grealish are getting picked before him. He needs to be playing in games at his age as well as training well. I cant see him getting much play time just now unless it\'s in the cups. Have to feel for the lad, but he needs to show he\'s good enough, as it is it\'s not doing anything for his confidence....
  Raymond Fox in Everton’s transfer window might have accidentally given David Moyes the push he needs