2017/18 Sandro Ramirez

ToffeeTim · February 21, 2018

Only noticed he had come on at the full time handshakes lol

Did he get a touch?

zzr45 · February 21, 2018

suey_11 said:
Not good enough to make the squad for the tripe we’ve been playing.

Comes on as sub in a CL knock out game.

In the tripest game of football ever.

Tubey · February 21, 2018

ToffeeTim said:
Only noticed he had come on at the full time handshakes lol

Did he get a touch?

Yeah had a shot blocked.

Azzurri · February 21, 2018

Goalless AGAIN.

efcjames · February 21, 2018

He always seems to look right at his feet whenever he runs

4737carlin · February 21, 2018

Looked more of a threat then the fella United had up front

ToffeeTim · February 21, 2018

Tubey said:
Yeah had a shot blocked.

Oh.

I clearly weren't paying attention.

everton1953 · February 21, 2018

We should get our money back then.

Daveysgingerlovechild · February 21, 2018

deipnosophist said:
I think this homesickness epidemic has become a bit of a sop for players who can’t cut the mustard. Yes, I understand that Everton is no longer seen as an elite ‘top’ club, that it’s a stepping stone club, but I don’t accept that it is any more homesick inducing than say Stoke, or Burnley. I haven’t heard players from clubs at similar level to us complain of homesickness to anywhere near the level I’m hearing it out of L4.
I’m not buying it...

I reckon it's the culture shock of seeing Williams, Rooney and Fat Sam scoffing fry ups each morning and only being able to order pie gravy and chips at lunch.

marsh · February 22, 2018

He just falls over all the time

Big_nev · February 22, 2018

Had he of taken his chance first time there is a good chance we would be talking about him bagging the winner. Instead he took a touch in a crowded box and was predictably blocked. Looked to be the difference between a striker in top form and what Sandro is currently in.

I've banged on in the past about not developing our own players but I think it's probably best for both parties if he's moved on in the summer for a small profit.

CRIMHEAD · February 22, 2018

Big_nev said:
Had he of taken his chance first time there is a good chance we would be talking about him bagging the winner. Instead he took a touch in a crowded box and was predictably blocked. Looked to be the difference between a striker in top form and what Sandro is currently in.

I've banged on in the past about not developing our own players but I think it's probably best for both parties if he's moved on in the summer for a small profit.

Why he didn’t hit that first time I have no idea.

Jeff Jones · February 22, 2018

CRIMHEAD said:
Why he didn’t hit that first time I have no idea.

Probably because there were five players between the ball and the goal and absolutely no gap to aim for.

Legend Barry Horne · February 22, 2018

toffeejack said:
just meant from spain in general, i'd probably hate living in britain moving from a nice hot country as well tbh. I doubt our facilities which are a bit in the dark ages for modern football help tbh. These modern footballers do seem to like everything easy and laid on a plate for them, it does seem.

Is FF really in the dark ages??

blueblue · February 22, 2018

In the few minutes that he played you could see the same player playing in the same way.
I am not sure that he actually is a natural striker. I think he may be more of a midfielder playing as a striker. He gives lots of effort, his movement is good but seems happier playing all over the pitch rather than trying to get into the real danger areas.