Their most recent success away at a “big six” club was against United in December 2013 – the club’s only victory at Old Trafford in the last 26 years – while Everton have not won at Manchester City for eight years, Tottenham for 10 years, Liverpool for 19, Arsenal for 22 and Chelsea for 24. Silva stared long and hard at a list of those results that was presented to him on Friday, and asked if he could keep it afterwards, before insisting a combination of quality and character was required to improve Everton’s record from Sunday onwards.
It’s mad that he was unaware but I like the fact he kept the sheet to use as a motivational tool.
Those stats grate on me.
We have been poor on the whole but.
McFadden scored an injury time winner, Terry scored an injury time equaliser after 7 mins. James was onside, John 3 yards off. That is 2 wins.
Scored through Pienaar at Emirates in the last minute, game continues until deflected equaliser off Lucas Neill.
Distin had perfectly good goal chalked off at the pit for a 1-0.
Referees and officials have cost us 4 or 5 victories.
This team / squad is improving all the time. Tomorrow is a chance to announce ourselves amongst the 'big 6'.
It will happen. We as fans have to show faith too.