Clarky cat
Player Valuation: £40m
Gareth Farelly with less coordination. Watching him try and play football makes me as sad as the first time I saw Watership down
Contributed during the other 37 games that season to putting us in that position in the first place. Gareth Farrelly springs to mind.He made the biggest contribution to this football club in modern times. I struggle to think of a moment as important to the club as his strike vs Bournemouth. All considered - we were in for a world of pain if we went down.
So pull your punches you horrors.
Contributed during the other 37 games that season to putting us in that position in the first place. Gareth Farrelly springs to mind.
Has had good days, granted, but not enough. Could put that in every thread bar Branthwaite and Pickford mind.Nah tbf can think of a few other games like Brighton away when he had a big impact
And none recently.Has had good days, granted, but not enough. Could put that in every thread bar Branthwaite and Pickford mind.
Yeah, he was usually good for a handful of clean strikes each season.Nah tbf can think of a few other games like Brighton away when he had a big impact
Has had better days when we've had the likes of a Digne, a younger Coleman, a certain gordon, in the side. We've shopped the quality out and expected him and a few other incapables to carry the side. Unsustainable.Has had good days, granted, but not enough. Could put that in every thread bar Branthwaite and Pickford mind.
Disagree with this, he was carried by the other players mentioned and has been consistently poor with the odd good game throughout his Everton career. Lampard was spot on with him regarding his technical ability, and the day he sat on the ball at half time was when he lost any support I had for him (not that it bothers him I'm sure!). At his very best, he's a very poor man's Tim Cahill.Has had better days when we've had the likes of a Digne, a younger Coleman, a certain gordon, in the side. We've shopped the quality out and expected him and a few other incapables to carry the side. Unsustainable.
On a recruitment and managerial plane, he's been hung out to dry. Strangely it was only under fatso frank that he downed tools because he was being scapegoated.
To many splunk stains as manager have left us here, and age has caught him up a bit, and we are so one dimensional we often beat ourselves. He aint maradona like, but that fat-pig couldn't carry us now in his prime.
The mathematics of compound errors.
That's the thing, he was bought to be just that, then the side got downgraded around him and he was left to continue trying in futility.Disagree with this, he was carried by the other players mentioned and has been consistently poor with the odd good game throughout his Everton career. Lampard was spot on with him regarding his technical ability, and the day he sat on the ball at half time was when he lost any support I had for him (not that it bothers him I'm sure!). At his very best, he's a very poor man's Tim Cahill.
He's the highest paid footballer at the club, he should be carrying the can. Not enough of an engine or technical skill to be a centre mid, not enough composure to be a number 10, you can see why Lampard got frustrated at him, and it doesn't excuse Doucoure's behaviour that night for me.That's the thing, he was bought to be just that, then the side got downgraded around him and he was left to continue trying in futility.
This isn't a defence of the guy, my barbs for him are there to see, but we have to call it fair, he's been shafted by the higher ups and left to carry the can for them.
thats write, he's brilliuntThere’s people on here who actually give out as if they’re superior football intellectuals, who type lots and lots of long paragraphs full of spelling mistakes, that rate this guy as a footballer.
Douc chop suey?Dail anywhere in China to get rid of him missed our best & only chance today .....
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