2024/25 Nathan Patterson

[JelavicBrate2]

No one should give one toss about this on an Everton forum.

I agree who gives an eff about those 2 clubs, they're both as bad as each other. 1 group of morons singing anti Catholic songs, another group supporting Palestine a country that's historically never even existed. I don't know whose more ridiculous Rangers fans who think that the royal family give a
damm about them. Or Celtics moronic fake Ultras, who are just a bunch of bellends, sticking their noses into conflicts in the Middle East. Politics and religion should have no place in sport. Celtic and Rangers fans are a bunch of backwards offensive neandathals, who are an embarrassment to Scotland. Thank God we aren't like them, we have Catholics, Protestants, Pravoslavac people and people of no faith on here and we are all Blues nothing else matters. Whether you Scouse, Welsh, Aussie, Bulgarian, Irish, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Scottish, Dutch, American or even a wool, you're still a blue.

 

[Frosty1878]

I agree who gives an eff about those 2 clubs, they're both as bad as each other. 1 group of morons singing anti Catholic songs, another group supporting Palestine a country that's historically never even existed. I don't know whose more ridiculous Rangers fans who think that the royal family give a
damm about them. Or Celtics moronic fake Ultras, who are just a bunch of bellends, sticking their noses into conflicts in the Middle East. Politics and religion should have no place in sport. Celtic and Rangers fans are a bunch of backwards offensive neandathals, who are an embarrassment to Scotland. Thank God we aren't like them, we have Catholics, Protestants, Pravoslavac people and people of no faith on here and we are all Blues nothing else matters. Whether you Scouse, Welsh, Aussie, Bulgarian, Irish, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Scottish, Dutch, American or even a wool, you're still a blue.

Yes all totally irrelevant and while it’s a huge platform to push certain agendas if it’s not related to that sport or event shouldn’t be mentioned. Went to see massive attack last month was pushing politics and ruined the show for me was there to listen to their music not political views.

 

[Curtis]

For me the only aspect of criticism that could be valid is his susceptibility to injury but I don't think dyche has giving the opportunities to properly build fitness, with the lack of chances which I dont even know are due to skill level because of dyches established very parsnikety criteria for the players he wants pn the pitch. He very much an unknown quantity but from glimpses I think he could still materialise into a decent player. I know young has had a solid stretch of form before he was mediocre at best. Regardless of youngs form , if Patterson has a future here he needs game time as he's not turning 40 anytime soon

 

[Paulie]

I think he may still have a future myself. If and when Dyche goes, I think a new manager would rather take a look at Patterson then use what budget they have on a right back. Coleman is likely to retire, Young may retire and we'd need two right backs. Next season may see Patterson, Dixon and Young as our right backs.

 

[coollino]

What a thread

 

[Arteta2391]

the footballer that never was

 

[laudo9]

the footballer that never was

Going to be given a fair chance in a Dycheball team?

 

[Moomin]

Going to be given a fair chance in a Dycheball team?

He has had plenty of chances to be a starter but never took advantage.

He had potential but has not stepped upto the plate.

 

[laudo9]

He has had plenty of chances to be a starter but never took advantage.

He had potential but has not stepped upto the plate.

Not under Dyche he hasn't, and the potential is still there if used properly, obviously injuries have been a nightmare for him which haven't helped him in his development.
wouldn't be writing him off untill he's given a fair crack of the whip, but I get that he probably will only get that under a different management footballing philosophy!

 

[Bedfordblue]

Patterson seems to be an attack is the best form of defence type fullback, whereas Dyche is a defending is best form of defence manager.
Don’t think Dyche would fancy Digne either if he was still here.

 

[Verbal Kint]

20 million for a centre forward with 2 goals In scotland u no

Oh Christ is Thelwell pulls the trigger on that dud from Rangers then he will be out the door extremely quickly if the Freidkin's have any sense.

I watch Celtic and Rangers a lot, my loyalties have always been Celtic, the only players I would have liked us to sign from Scotland in recent times are very easily counted.

I'm sure I'd you go back on this forum.

I have said VVD,
Wanyama (I was wrong)
Tierney (injury prone)
Dembele (I was wrong)
Robertson
Souttar
McGregor (Never leaving)
Patterson (delighted when he joined)
O Riley (jury out after injury)
I like the look of Hatate, Kyoko and Maeda but risky. Maeda for his work rate would suit Dyche style.
Nicolas Kuhn will be the next big sale from Scotland, he could definitely play at a better league.

The Scottish league has some good players but it's similar to the Dutch league, very difficult to make that adjustment to the Premier league. We've bought some seriously bad players from both....

 

[Armaghtoffee]

He can certainly put a ball in but we have never really seen if he can defend.

 

[Nymzee]

He can certainly put a ball in but we have never really seen if he can defend.

Not too fussed about that when 9 other outfield players only lace their boots to defend at the minute.

 

[laudo9]

Not too fussed about that when 9 other outfield players only lace their boots to defend at the minute.

Unfortunately certain posters seem to have convinced the majority on here that suggesting to play to the strengths of an offensive full back as an alternative to the turgid stuff dished out week in and week out is somewhat offensive!

 

[SJB]

The lack of attacking intention from our regular left back actually frees up the right back to get forward whenever he can - Coleman demonstrated this against City. You have to assume Youngy knows his legs won't stand up to bombing up and down the wing for 90 minutes so his forays forward are limited but on boxing day Seamus showed us it's not a management instruction that fb's can't attack or overlap.

The only question left is why has Nathan Patterson not done enough to cement a place in any team he's ever been in? We can throw faux outrage at the vicious tap to the back of the head he received on a team jolly which has recieved infinitely more airtime on this forum than anywhere else it was mentioned, but Dyche is a man who now has a hell of a lot to prove to the new owners - is he a manager who can take us forwards or has he served his purpose in keeping us up? The fact he doesn't trust an attacking RB in a team struggling to create chances, even though playing him has the potential to enhance his reputation as a manager, suggests that Patterson truly just isn't good enough to be a regular in the premier league.