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Lacazette, Dolberg, Dembele, Ineahacho in that order. Though top 3 would have me over the moon

Didn't he just also become a father? Perhaps Deulofeu is maturing and taking his craft seriously. As much as we are familiar with his strengths and weaknesses (namely conditioning and strength), he is still relatively young (I mean he's still with U21's) and has room to grow and get...

Looks like we dodged the bullet there...again

Sounds more like a younger Naismith

Monaco's Kylian Mbappé, 18 years old - successful already at the Champions League level this year, compared to Thierry Henry should be targeted as potential Lukaku successor (or #2 to Rom, if he stays). Dortmund's Ousamane Dembele, 19 years old - he might push out Aubameyang, that's how good he...

devastated

Besic not giving up, why should we. Gun for 3!

Ni-assassin in for the KILL!

He did well to split the defenders 1 v 2 though. Great pass by Barkley

Great chase-down and angle by Funes Mori

We are playing with 12 men (Lennon is equivalent of 2 in pace, and Lukaku is equivalent of 2 in beastliness) vs West Ham's 11

With formation change at the start of the game and Besic for Stones sub, Martinez has been making the right calls. Let's hope we get rewarded with 3 points for it.

Funes Mori just saved Stone's ass there.

I'd rather have sustainable success and a Golden Era of 5-7 years of Champions League and perennial top-4 finishes in the Premiere League. If it takes 2 or 3 years to reach that plateau, I'd be fine with developing a solid core of young players that hit their prime together. I'd choose...

Damn it feels good to be an Evertonian

Billionaires Billionaires Billionaires!!!

Kone just stifles our play, what a terrible sub every time.

Lennon in good form early on

The other point I think that was raised in the essay that is often overlooked is the fact Martinez is relatively young as a manager himself at the age of 42. Like his players, he's still learning and developing. Hopefully we'll see if he shows progress, learns from past mistakes and can continue...

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/evertons-bryan-oviedo-closing-new-10878040 Even newer article referencing Besic as next in line after Oviedo to get a new contract