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Was our best player on Monday I reckon. Tenacious off the ball and did ok moving it on. Feel like he's a player who needs to be told where he's going to play and given a good pre season to prepare for it and then ten games on the bounce to show...

Have him be forced to watch videos, A Clockwork Orange style, of midfielders receiving the ball and simply laying it off rather than running into trouble and he'd be a sensational player. He's got some really good abilities, but some really bad...

Tim Iroegbunam , better without the ball than with currently?

The biggest thing here is he made some mistakes in the first half......and learned from them. Was awesome in the second half. That's what you want to see from a player - making adjustments.

He did well overall. Should've cleared ball before first goal, but he definitely brings more dynamism to midfield. It's hard to come straight in and get to pace of games when you haven't been playing.

Played really well, and had no idea he was that fast.

Should have a lot more minutes this season.

I was reading an Aston Villa forum during their game vs Spurs and a lot of their fans were fuming at Emery. Typical Emery, this is on Emery, "but we should be grateful of Europe remember"" etc. They're in a Europa semi final, and will qualify...

Spurs is an asylum. I wouldn't place too much emphasis on that spell there. Would much rather have Iraola or Glasner though. Even the lad at Brighton.

What could have been in 2022 haha

This Pereira feller walks into a 💩-show at Forest and gets them playing like PSG. 🤷‍♂️

I've got a feeling that Iraola and Glasner will have better options than us, but I too would be very happy with either of them. Frank is an interesting one because he was who I wanted us to get before we re-hired Moyes. But his time at Spurs...

Well done Everton. A new record that we don't want again

Should be winning this, they'll rightly have eyes on a European trophy. We need to win all 3 remaining games.

First club to have three consecutive injury time goal altering results in Premier League history. Everton. Club of firsts.