Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £100m
interesting.
He speaks very well at interviews and I love that he is praising other players
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-Hall said: “I said to Tim, I’ve never seen a lad make so many clean tackles on a yellow card in my life. He got a yellow card in the 25th minute and made eight perfect tackles after that. “I said, fair play lad. You’ve got some cojones to be able to keep going in when you’re on a yellow, but he reacted unbelievably today.
“No one had a good game really on Saturday, but the fact that he’s come back three or four days later and put in a great shift like that, shows the mentality of the lad.”
The 27-year-old was also full of praise for Jake O’Brien who produced a dominant display having moved from right-back to centre-back. Dewsbury-Hall said: “Jake’s got all the attributes to be a top centre-back. He’s quick, he’s strong, he’s aggressive.“He’s been doing a job at right-back for us, which he’s done well. Obviously, it’s not his natural position and I think you can see tonight when he’s probably in his more natural position, he can be very dominant.“I’m really, really happy with him, we’ll see what happens. We don’t know what sort of team, what sort of players are available for the weekend, but if he’s there again, then I’m sure he’ll do the same thing.”
When it came to his own role, Dewsbury-Hall – like he did in the previous away game at Manchester United – again showed he can be an effective attacking threat from deeper in midfield. He said: “I’ve said before, my most natural position is a box-to-box number eight. I’ll play anywhere the manager wants me, but most of my career I’ve played as a number eight, so I feel comfortable there.
“I can defend, I can drive forward with the ball, I can attack, I like running. I can do pretty much anything you need me to do, so I feel comfortable there.
“It was a good performance, not just by me, but by everyone. To get a clean sheet away from home is top for everyone, as long as the team wins, that's all I care about.”
After being beaten 4-1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday, Dewsbury-Hall believed Everton produced the perfect response to the Newcastle United game. He said: “It was nice that we got a game so quick after the weekend because it wasn’t the performance we wanted, we got criticism and rightly so, it was a bad performance. “But it was about showing what sort of mentality the lads had tonight to come to a tough ground so quick after and try and right those wrongs and I feel like we did that tonight.
Dewsbury-Hall saw something he'd 'never seen' in Everton's win at Bournemouth
Everton won at Bournemouth for the first time in the Premier League thanks to Jack Grealish's late winner
“No one had a good game really on Saturday, but the fact that he’s come back three or four days later and put in a great shift like that, shows the mentality of the lad.”
The 27-year-old was also full of praise for Jake O’Brien who produced a dominant display having moved from right-back to centre-back. Dewsbury-Hall said: “Jake’s got all the attributes to be a top centre-back. He’s quick, he’s strong, he’s aggressive.“He’s been doing a job at right-back for us, which he’s done well. Obviously, it’s not his natural position and I think you can see tonight when he’s probably in his more natural position, he can be very dominant.“I’m really, really happy with him, we’ll see what happens. We don’t know what sort of team, what sort of players are available for the weekend, but if he’s there again, then I’m sure he’ll do the same thing.”
When it came to his own role, Dewsbury-Hall – like he did in the previous away game at Manchester United – again showed he can be an effective attacking threat from deeper in midfield. He said: “I’ve said before, my most natural position is a box-to-box number eight. I’ll play anywhere the manager wants me, but most of my career I’ve played as a number eight, so I feel comfortable there.
“I can defend, I can drive forward with the ball, I can attack, I like running. I can do pretty much anything you need me to do, so I feel comfortable there.
“It was a good performance, not just by me, but by everyone. To get a clean sheet away from home is top for everyone, as long as the team wins, that's all I care about.”
After being beaten 4-1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday, Dewsbury-Hall believed Everton produced the perfect response to the Newcastle United game. He said: “It was nice that we got a game so quick after the weekend because it wasn’t the performance we wanted, we got criticism and rightly so, it was a bad performance. “But it was about showing what sort of mentality the lads had tonight to come to a tough ground so quick after and try and right those wrongs and I feel like we did that tonight.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
The big takeaway from that interview is that the players dont want the CD partnership of Tarkowski and O'Brien broken up.He speaks very well at interviews and I love that he is praising other players
-Hall said: “I said to Tim, I’ve never seen a lad make so many clean tackles on a yellow card in my life. He got a yellow card in the 25th minute and made eight perfect tackles after that. “I said, fair play lad. You’ve got some cojones to be able to keep going in when you’re on a yellow, but he reacted unbelievably today.Dewsbury-Hall saw something he'd 'never seen' in Everton's win at Bournemouth
Everton won at Bournemouth for the first time in the Premier League thanks to Jack Grealish's late winner
“No one had a good game really on Saturday, but the fact that he’s come back three or four days later and put in a great shift like that, shows the mentality of the lad.”
The 27-year-old was also full of praise for Jake O’Brien who produced a dominant display having moved from right-back to centre-back. Dewsbury-Hall said: “Jake’s got all the attributes to be a top centre-back. He’s quick, he’s strong, he’s aggressive.“He’s been doing a job at right-back for us, which he’s done well. Obviously, it’s not his natural position and I think you can see tonight when he’s probably in his more natural position, he can be very dominant.“I’m really, really happy with him, we’ll see what happens. We don’t know what sort of team, what sort of players are available for the weekend, but if he’s there again, then I’m sure he’ll do the same thing.”
When it came to his own role, Dewsbury-Hall – like he did in the previous away game at Manchester United – again showed he can be an effective attacking threat from deeper in midfield. He said: “I’ve said before, my most natural position is a box-to-box number eight. I’ll play anywhere the manager wants me, but most of my career I’ve played as a number eight, so I feel comfortable there.
“I can defend, I can drive forward with the ball, I can attack, I like running. I can do pretty much anything you need me to do, so I feel comfortable there.
“It was a good performance, not just by me, but by everyone. To get a clean sheet away from home is top for everyone, as long as the team wins, that's all I care about.”
After being beaten 4-1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday, Dewsbury-Hall believed Everton produced the perfect response to the Newcastle United game. He said: “It was nice that we got a game so quick after the weekend because it wasn’t the performance we wanted, we got criticism and rightly so, it was a bad performance. “But it was about showing what sort of mentality the lads had tonight to come to a tough ground so quick after and try and right those wrongs and I feel like we did that tonight.
Let' see what the manager does...
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
Thank you
I think the best midfield is:
LCM: KDH RCM: Garner
ACM: Alcaraz/Dibling or Grealish
I think hes best to finish the moves coming from wide areas. I think hes best off the left.
10 id say Grealish should have been used there with Ndiaye left and Dibling right buf looks like Grealish is always on the left unless drifting
10 then for me is Alcaraz or Dibling.
101% as i said when he signed, he'll replace Gana in that LCM area.
Keeps them together.
Due to injuries and suspension moves Jimmy G to midfield.
And in at right back Nathan Patterson.
Win win.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Think he's a bit of a leader isn't he.
terryefc
Player Valuation: £10m
Very talented player who is wasted as a 10. I've always seen him as centre mid.
Very good in the tackle, excellent distribution and has an engine on him with pace when needed.
Him and Grealish are on another level technically.
Superb signing. Chelsea fans I know were gutted when he left.
Very good in the tackle, excellent distribution and has an engine on him with pace when needed.
Him and Grealish are on another level technically.
Superb signing. Chelsea fans I know were gutted when he left.
He's settling into the club and he's also recognising he's an important player here,not a bit part bench warmer like he was at Chelsea.
Carries it well and can dictate play when used correctly. Intelligent too. Plays slow or quick exactly when he needs to.
Osamabindiesel
Player Valuation: £70m
I think he could play no. 10 effectively with the right squad around him. He is not and will not be the creator though. That is why he should not play there in this team. He works incredibly hard and his a very skilled footballer that can put in a shift and won't really look out of place anywhere.
He puts in the defensive work. At his current age though I do not think he will add much playmaking ability and vision to his game. His playmaking comes from his work rate and being everywhere on the pitch. He can do that deeper.
He puts in the defensive work. At his current age though I do not think he will add much playmaking ability and vision to his game. His playmaking comes from his work rate and being everywhere on the pitch. He can do that deeper.
I'm confused , KDH has been producing exceptional match performances lately yet @TheBigIguana told me he's atrocious because he never distinguished himself at a Chelsea that hoards quality players
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