Match Thread Everton 2-0 Fulham. Sat 8th November. 3pm.

[Ruairi77]

You get the feeling that there is still an engrained bias against Everton with the refs. Either that or corruption. Good win though . But Barry , jesus wept…

I thought he did really well. Haven't seen anyone up top on their own leading the line like that in a few seasons.
He's a young player getting used to the league but seems like he's well able to play and the goals will come.

 

[BlueShark]

Great result but it's difficult to enjoy a game when every single goal is scrutinised to this extent.

And no, I'm not saying it just happens to us.

But for me it kills the spontaneity of the game. And I'm still far from convinced that last one should have been disallowed at all.

 

[PhilM]

Go Keggers!

Don’t you mean, Sir Michael Vincent Keane?

 

[RomanReigns]

Genuinely thought the crowd was chanting puyol when keane scored then I clicked on

 

[RomanReigns]

Just putting it out there but normally around this time of the year we win a home game quite comfortably

2024 - beat wolves 4-0
2023 - beat Bournemouth 3-0
2022 - beat Palace 3-0
2021 - beat Burnley 3-1
2020 - beat West Brom 5-2
2019 - beat West Ham 2-0
2018 - beat Fulham 3-0

Repeat of 2018 on the cards then?

It was due

 

[Swagger]

Preferred it when he didn't attend home games. Stick to Old Trafford.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Genuinely thought the crowd was chanting puyol when keane scored then I clicked on

Now that's the definition of hopeful...

 

[MaximusEvertonius]

Offsides needs to be clear and obvious. If you need reviews with laser lines, then play on. And if it’s obvious a player is too far forward but has absolutely no involvement in the goal, then that should be given consideration as well.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I thought he did really well. Haven't seen anyone up top on their own leading the line like that in a few seasons.
He's a young player getting used to the league but seems like he's well able to play and the goals will come.

Yeah - he looks just what we need based on today’s performance. When he gets the monkey off his back he’ll be far more relaxed.

 

[witchdoc187]

I thought he did really well. Haven't seen anyone up top on their own leading the line like that in a few seasons.
He's a young player getting used to the league but seems like he's well able to play and the goals will come.

He's raw. But he looks like there's a player in there

 

[Bwana]

Don’t you mean, Sir Michael Vincent Keane?

Thou shall not say the Lord's name in vain.

 

[Blue83]

Good win but hard to enjoy the game these days with the amount of match fixing by the mafia pgmol

 

[RomanReigns]

7 English players started for Everton today

 

[wearethefamousefc]

Just got home, spring in ones step.

I’ve been the first to criticise Barry, but he played well today. He looked dejected when he was subbed, hoped he saw the rapturous round of applause he got.

I was thinking he wasn't going to come off the first time they called his sub

 

[OlDirtyBluenose]

Just got home, spring in ones step.

I’ve been the first to criticise Barry, but he played well today. He looked dejected when he was subbed, hoped he saw the rapturous round of applause he got.

He definitely did, Idrissa ran over and had a word while he was walking off so he was in no doubt what was going on.

Great bit of professionalism from the old head, loved it.