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And here's what I'd like to see. Charly is looking more like an impact sub with 20-30mins to go so I've benched him. I go in with no expectations. Win, lose or draw. Everton are capable of anything. UTFT.

We best bum these, as they are crap. I fear a draw though. A draw isn't good enough, so for that reason I would be putting Garner at right back and Roehl at centre midfield. Going to be angry when McNeil is once again starting on the right -...

Sir Michael Vincent Keane

….the best international teams do not necessarily contain the country’s best players. It’s also important to have versatility in a squad of limited numbers because it allows the manager leeway in not having to double up each position.

Agreed, I think the issue is we don't have width from the full back area so Jack and Illy have to stay out wide so Moyes feels we need that support from the midfield. Getting a couple of attacking fullbacks would allow the wingers to come in more...

Been reflecting about the game most of the day, thinking it reminded me of something then it hit me, the infamous Blackburn game in Moyes’ first reign For those that don’t remember, we went into that game after a midweek cup hiding by Chelsea...

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Radio 5 Sports Extra

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Peter Reid, Andy Gray, Trevor Steven, Graeme Sharp, Kevin Sheedy, Pat Van Den Hauwe.....take your pick.

….hard to see past Southall, Reid and Andy Gray given their cost and the significant impact on the most successful period in our history.

I wonder how much Paul Bracewell would cost today. What a baller he was, the oil in that Rolls Royce engine. I can’t even remember where we got him from or for how much.

That’s not too bad. Too young to have seen Vernon (though I have his shirt from that Fulham game)

Just looked that up Trev don't know how reliable it is, but he supposedly took 29 pens for Everton with an 89% success rate.

When he is on it, one of the most exciting and direct players we have seen for awhile.