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FTY
Player Valuation: £80m
Abraders
Player Valuation: £60m
Was this in the prem? I really don't remember this
FTY
Player Valuation: £80m
League cup, 2011/12
That's four mirrorslol
Big Bob ended up a top striker!
You don`t have to tell me Joey, I was there when he got his hat trick, to make it 30 goals in the 5 - 0, last game of the season, against Chelsea.
Seems like a life time ago
You don`t have to tell me Joey, I was there when he got his hat trick, to make it 30 goals in the 5 - 0, last game of the season, against Chelsea.
Seems like a life time ago
40 years is more than a lifetime for many supporters.
=Being "ilikecheese, post: 6195727, member: 5423"]40 years is more than a lifetime for many supporters.[/QUOTE]
Born an Evertonian is a life sentence!
Born an Evertonian is a life sentence!
Norwegian Cow
Player Valuation: £40m
reminds me of harald martin brattbakk
Zezti
Player Valuation: £70m
Cenk Tosun intends to keep finding the back of the net after netting his second goal in successive games.
Everton's Turkey international striker was on target at Burnely last week and followed that up with his maiden goal at Goodison Park, rifling a ferocious shot past Brighton keeper Mat Ryan to help the Toffees secure all three points against the Seagulls.
Tosun admits he is feeling far more settled on Merseyside and hopes to maintain his lethal form in front of goal.
“I scored my first goal for the Club last week but I was disappointed to lose the game – this week was better because we won,” he said.
“I was worried it was going to hit the crossbar and bounce back out! Thankfully it was wet out there because that has helped the ball go in.
“I feel good physically. I feel like I have settled into England as well and I hope I can keep going like this and keep scoring goals.”
The Blues bounced back emphatically from successive away defeats with a richly deserved win over a Brighton side that arrived on Merseyside unbeaten in seven.
Theo Walcott’s pressure saw Gaetan Bong turn Yannick Bolasie’s fine cross past Ryan before Tosun settled matters on 76 minutes.
The result saw Sam Allardyce’s side extend their home record to 23 points from a possible 30 since the Blues boss saw Everton beat West Ham United on the eve of his appointment back in November.
Tosun hopes a strong performance at home can inspire a win at Stoke City, Everton’s opponents next Saturday.
“We played really well today,” he added. “For 90 minutes we were strong and played better than Brighton. We deserved the win.
“In the first half we played well but didn’t score. We missed clear chances but in the second half we were better and scored two goals.
“We always want to win at home and thankfully today we have taken the three points. We have been really good at Goodison but we know we have to be better away. Hopefully that starts at Stoke.”
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
Only scores against teams starting with b. Wonder if he can keep it up against the bitter reds.
Reminds me of Berbatov for some weird reason.
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