2020/21 Allan

davek · September 30, 2020

wainy said:
We’re not a big team mate, we haven’t won anything for 25 years.

We are a big team. Big history, ever present PL team, massive fanbase and half a billion spent in 3 seasons.

diggerdestroyer · September 30, 2020

wainy said:
The stench of wet mattresses is strong tonight.
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Correct my dear sir. I have my girl over.

ForeverBlue92 · September 30, 2020

wainy said:
He’s just said both might be fit for Saturday

Think he referred to Kenny mate.

Be amazed if they risked him anyway with it being a muscle injury could worsen it.

davek · September 30, 2020

canuckblue said:
We go with the dross from last season and we don't make the quarters. Simple as that. Last year's edition would have folded like a cheap tent after West Ham equalized. You know that as well as I do. We want to be considered one of the bigger clubs? Winning a trophy would be a good start.

Our four most crucial players should not ALL have been playing in the LC at home to West Ham.

You know that. It was a major gamble and it's cost us.

wainy · September 30, 2020

davek said:
We are a big team. Big history, ever present PL team, massive fanbase and half a billion spent in 3 seasons.

Finished 12th last year and won nothing for 25 years. Ask anyone under 30 if Everton are a big club. You won’t like the answers.

john jako · September 30, 2020

Just googled abductor injuries and one of the treatments is a hip replacement.

That would be so everton.

JohnTheBlue · September 30, 2020

wainy said:
He’s just said both might be fit for Saturday

Lad on here said he's out till next April mate so who'd you believe?

wainy · September 30, 2020

ForeverBlue92 said:
Think he referred to Kenny mate.

Be amazed if they risked him anyway with it being a muscle injury could worsen it.

Think it was richarlison he meant for Saturday, JJK likely wouldn’t start. Hopefully all 3 are minor and nothing to worry about

allen · September 30, 2020

He did a lot of walking to get off the pitch and down the tunnel. That’s not a terrible sign.

mill · September 30, 2020

davek said:
Our four most crucial players should not ALL have been playing in the LC at home to West Ham.

You know that. It was a major gamble and it's cost us.

Dave mate we’ve won six on the trot. Leave the wind ups for now yeah.

JohnTheBlue · September 30, 2020

john jako said:
Just googled abductor injuries and one of the treatments is a hip replacement.

That would be so everton.

You sure you didn't Google "How can I get my nan to bend over and touch her toes"

marnie · September 30, 2020

john jako said:
Just googled abductor injuries and one of the treatments is a hip replacement.

That would be so everton.

Caused by dancing to 'Spirit of the Blues'... Everton that.

willo30 · September 30, 2020

davek said:
Our four most crucial players should not ALL have been playing in the LC at home to West Ham.

You know that. It was a major gamble and it's cost us.

To be fair it's cost us nothing yet.
At least Allan is not travelling around the world now for internationals.

Chance for the crap from last season to step up.
You never know they may just grasp their chance.

maccavennie · September 30, 2020

davek said:
We should be treating the LC seriously at the QF stage.

With a half arsed team out tonight we wouldn't have been in a position to take the LC seriously.

Ancelotti got that team spot on and our class shine through in the end. The injuries are obviously an absolute sickener but they happen on any given day.

We are through to the next round and that's the most important thing. Far too many seasons of getting knocked out of the cups because we didn't go full tilt at it.

canuckblue · September 30, 2020

davek said:
Our four most crucial players should not ALL have been playing in the LC at home to West Ham.

You know that. It was a major gamble and it's cost us.

Gamble? No. Statement? Yes. We're in things to win things. Who would you have rested? DCL can't play as a lone striker, so Richarlison has to be in there. Take out James and who's gonna pull the strings in midfield? Siggy and Davies? Siggurdsson is only playing better because, as others have said, he's got better players around him. Takes out James and Allan and he reverts to last season's form. Besides, injuries can come at any time, even in training. If the same players had gone down v. Brighton, what would be the difference? They'd still be injured, only with less time to recover before the derby.