He has already proved that he is has been touched and is now an Everton Fan. I honestly do not believe he will will experience anything more better or emotional than what he has seen thus far
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Sleep well Matty, sleep well
USABlue
Player Valuation: £70m
wait til he gets us a cup
I refused to watch this, does anyone have any videos of fulltime?
Drico
Player Valuation: £70m
For a while there tonight, the last three words in your first sentence would have been redundant. Thankfully we are living in this alternative universe and all is well with the world again.
Fansince1988
Player Valuation: £40m
I wasn’t sure about Frank coming here and I do feel he has made a bit of a mess of this relegation fight, but he has kept us safe. What I like about him he seems to get Everton and you can tell he’s emotionally involved with the whole set up. Now we are safe it’s really a clean slate for Frank to really do thing his way rather than the needs mus approach which he has had to go with, it will be interesting who he decides to sell or let go and also I’m quite excited about who he is going to bring in. At least we can think about all that now as we know where we will be next season. Well done Frank but hook or by crook you’ve done the job you came into do ?
Everton boss Frank Lampard has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live Sport about his side’s performance tonight: "You worry because Palace are a good team, they had no pressure and we had big pressure. The club came together again, the fans were immense. The players, to go out and gave what they gave is something incredible. So much credit for that. It’s not easy when you go 2-0 down. It’s not easy to keep fighting, to keep playing and keep up pressure and go direct."
On Jordan Ayew’s challenge: "It doesn’t matter. We’ve been on the bad end of a few of them and my thoughts at half time was ‘I’m not going to complain about what should have been a red card’ because when you play like we played you cant really complain about anything that’s not the football being played."
On Dele Alli: "He had a massive role. We brought him to the club after a tough time. I’ll be honest sometimes it’s like we have to wait for you, can you train better? Can you fight to make me play you? Absolute credit to him today to suck it up sometimes. He has so much talent there. What he did was come on with quality, with belief, with legs and energy. He changed the game."
On Michael Keane’s goal: "It was crucial because we needed it at that time, we needed belief. Michael is one of the best finishers at the club – people won’t believe me."
On Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s winning goal: "Dominic was immense, he was the other day against Brentford. He hasn’t been fully fit, he has been fighting back from injuries – people want to comment on that and ask questions because he is a top player. He played like a top player. It’s right for him to score that goal because you get what you deserve in football and his work ethic and staying in the game, what he means to this club and I am delighted. Everything you want in a number nine."
On Jordan Ayew’s challenge: "It doesn’t matter. We’ve been on the bad end of a few of them and my thoughts at half time was ‘I’m not going to complain about what should have been a red card’ because when you play like we played you cant really complain about anything that’s not the football being played."
On Dele Alli: "He had a massive role. We brought him to the club after a tough time. I’ll be honest sometimes it’s like we have to wait for you, can you train better? Can you fight to make me play you? Absolute credit to him today to suck it up sometimes. He has so much talent there. What he did was come on with quality, with belief, with legs and energy. He changed the game."
On Michael Keane’s goal: "It was crucial because we needed it at that time, we needed belief. Michael is one of the best finishers at the club – people won’t believe me."
On Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s winning goal: "Dominic was immense, he was the other day against Brentford. He hasn’t been fully fit, he has been fighting back from injuries – people want to comment on that and ask questions because he is a top player. He played like a top player. It’s right for him to score that goal because you get what you deserve in football and his work ethic and staying in the game, what he means to this club and I am delighted. Everything you want in a number nine."
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