Everton 2-1 Tottenham ,Wed 5th Jan 2011

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THFC6061 said:
Yes.

Bale has had an absolutely amazing year and has now become one of the most talked about footballers in the world.

And he's only going to get better with time.
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At Spurs?

We haven't drew anyone in over a week so I think we're way overdue for one.
 

No matter how bad things is at the moment, for some strange reason I always expect we do something against Spurs especially when things is going too well for Spurs at the moment, as our most in-form player Cahill is away for couple of weeks I believe each of our player would believe they would have to step up there game to get results and this would have a positive effect on the team performance.

With Jagielka missing and Heitinga might not be ready I would rather give Duffy a chance rather than Hibbert, honestly I don't want to see VDV or Bale ripe him to pieces, this would be a line-up I did like to see tonight;


---------------------- Howard -------------------------

--- Neville --- Heitinga(Duffy) --- Distin --- Baines ---

--- Coleman --- Arteta --- Fellaini --- Pienaar ----

-------------------- Billy(Rodwell)--------------------

-------------------- Yakubu(Beckford) ---------------

I would like Billy to play in Cahill position, he did look pretty good when he came on for us recently and I believe he did bring us some goal from mid-range, I am fed up seeing Saha upfront no matter how great his movement is? Unless he can score any goal he is useless to us and should only be allow subsititue appearance until he actually found some scoring form.

I would start with this formation and probably around 70mins mark, replace Arteta with Rodwell, Yakubu with Beckford & Billy with Saha and play with this formation for the last 20 mins or so, I believe we could win this game, as I was pretty accurate with the Stoke game, I just know we did lose to them and if lucky we did get a draw.
 
TheDevils2001 said:
No matter how bad things is at the moment, for some strange reason I always expect we do something against Spurs especially when things is going too well for Spurs at the moment, as our most in-form player Cahill is away for couple of weeks I believe each of our player would believe they would have to step up there game to get results and this would have a positive effect on the team performance.

With Jagielka missing and Heitinga might not be ready I would rather give Duffy a chance rather than Hibbert, honestly I don't want to see VDV or Bale ripe him to pieces, this would be a line-up I did like to see tonight;


---------------------- Howard -------------------------

--- Neville --- Heitinga(Duffy) --- Distin --- Baines ---

--- Coleman --- Arteta --- Fellaini --- Pienaar ----

-------------------- Billy(Rodwell)--------------------

-------------------- Yakubu(Beckford) ---------------

I would like Billy to play in Cahill position, he did look pretty good when he came on for us recently and I believe he did bring us some goal from mid-range, I am fed up seeing Saha upfront no matter how great his movement is? Unless he can score any goal he is useless to us and should only be allow subsititue appearance until he actually found some scoring form.

I would start with this formation and probably around 70mins mark, replace Arteta with Rodwell, Yakubu with Beckford & Billy with Saha and play with this formation for the last 20 mins or so, I believe we could win this game, as I was pretty accurate with the Stoke game, I just know we did lose to them and if lucky we did get a draw.
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Spurs are a great team but so are we just look at our squad now,we should believe and go for the jugular tonight
 
chicoazul said:
You're Israeli aren't you lid? How old was Yakubu when he started in your gaff?

I'll be made up with a draw tonight to be honest, you've one fine team now. There's only United I want to see win it more than you.
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When Yakubu was with Maccabi Haifa back in 1999 to 2003, you could see he was a very good striker even then.

24 goals in 50 appearances for the Mighty Greens was a very good return.
 

daz4matty said:
Spurs are a great team but so are we just look at our squad now,we should believe and go for the jugular tonight
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sorry mate, open your eyes. Spurs will eat us alive if we play like we did against Stoke, even Shaka Hislop called them awful last night against a UTD second string.





*cue monster show from Mikky.
 
HARRY ON EVERTON...

Harry Redknapp is delighted with the first half of the season and his message ahead of the trip to Everton is simple: “Let’s keep it going.”

We travel to Goodison Park tonight (Wednesday, January 5) on a run of 11 matches unbeaten in all competitions having won three out of three against Villa, Newcastle and Fulham so far in the festive period.

Now it’s another test on the road against an Everton side widely-regarded as better than their current position of 14th in the Barclays Premier League.

They certainly showed that in a 1-1 draw at the Lane back in October - one of 10 draws in their 20 matches so far.

“It’s gone well for us but it’s week to week in this league and we have to keep it going,” said Harry.

“We had a great season last season and we’ve carried it on and played some fantastic football along the way.

“It’s wide open, five teams are battling away for the top four places and it’s there for someone to do it. United are the favourites but you wouldn’t write Chelsea off, you wouldn’t write City off and you wouldn’t write Arsenal off. You wouldn’t write Tottenham off at the moment either.

“We’re in amongst them and to be up there having won our group in the Champions League, with AC Milan also coming up, it’s an exciting second half of the season and it’s great for the fans to have plenty to look forward to.

“But this is another tough game at Everton. I’ve certainly never had an easy game at Goodison Park. They beat City recently and David Moyes always gets the best out of his team.”
 
THFC6061 said:
HARRY ON EVERTON...

Harry Redknapp is delighted with the first half of the season and his message ahead of the trip to Everton is simple: “Let’s keep it going.”

We travel to Goodison Park tonight (Wednesday, January 5) on a run of 11 matches unbeaten in all competitions having won three out of three against Villa, Newcastle and Fulham so far in the festive period.

Now it’s another test on the road against an Everton side widely-regarded as better than their current position of 14th in the Barclays Premier League.

They certainly showed that in a 1-1 draw at the Lane back in October - one of 10 draws in their 20 matches so far.

“It’s gone well for us but it’s week to week in this league and we have to keep it going,” said Harry.

“We had a great season last season and we’ve carried it on and played some fantastic football along the way.

“It’s wide open, five teams are battling away for the top four places and it’s there for someone to do it. United are the favourites but you wouldn’t write Chelsea off, you wouldn’t write City off and you wouldn’t write Arsenal off. You wouldn’t write Tottenham off at the moment either.

“We’re in amongst them and to be up there having won our group in the Champions League, with AC Milan also coming up, it’s an exciting second half of the season and it’s great for the fans to have plenty to look forward to.

“But this is another tough game at Everton. I’ve certainly never had an easy game at Goodison Park. They beat City recently and David Moyes always gets the best out of his team.”
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Incorrect , I'm afraid to say..
 


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