I think Tuson has a go at Son if you look at the replays of the aftermath Tuson is feumin,
Digne was furious as well and so were supporters in the stadium. Let down by a manager and certain players who dont have the right attitude to get to the top.
I think Tuson has a go at Son if you look at the replays of the aftermath Tuson is feumin,
Some lad I vaguely knew broke both my cousins legs in a kick around on the park when I was younger. He probably went in a little harder than he should have (he was a good few years older) but 99 times out of 100 he would have just got a bruise or something.
I didn't kick the lads head in or anything, he was absolutely gutted, stuff happens.
Just seen a great interview from someone from Everton TV who says Everton have become soft.
Couldn’t agree more.
Summed up by Sunday’s events where our Captain is consoling an opposition player... a player who has just committed a very cynical and dangerous tackle on one of our own resulting in a very serious injury.
At that moment in time the injury occurred, no one new who's fault it was for the injury. If Coleman would had kicked off and it wasn't Son who caused the injury then Coleman would had been crucified for acting in an aggressive manner, especially after he had an horrific injury himself.
We have a manager who is so meek and feeble it’s a wonder he can get through a day.
Extreme - Players & Staff often talk about how committed this guy is. He has made a lot of bold choices, most mangers would had avoided. He isn't the greatest manager in the world, but he isn't how you define him.
We have a chairman and a board who allow the club to get walked all over time after time without saying a dicky bird. Poor refereeing and VAR decisions... getting ripped off in the transfer market...not sticking up for our own.
You don't seem actually understand what goes into running a club i feel and I doubt you wouldn't be aware of when we have let clubs / organisations walk over us.
Enough is enough!
Grow a pair Everton!!
Try it with Red LeicesterI tried this once, was told to chew stilton whilst swigging port, honestly one of the most horrendous things I've ever tried.

Try it with Red Leicester![]()
The players that I have mentioned are winners, I can see your point to an extent, however i am old school and this is something that I will have to get used toNot the best example as its a different time and there obviously would be some personal issues there.
I do think that any other game, any other players and any other teams currently you would get a similar response.
Personally I think we should just trust the players in this scenario.
Most wise of you, oh furry-faced oneI can't stand port so I won't be trying it with anything again, it was the end of an evening and I was young and very drunk, I won't be talked into it again.
Playing the rest of the game a man down,now there's a clever idea.I disagree.
The Guy from Everton tv PED said in years gone by someone would have lamped son not gone and given him a kiss and a cuddle.
I tried this once, was told to chew stilton whilst swigging port, honestly one of the most horrendous things I've ever tried.
Like I say, I've worked for at least 3 people like that. They are genuinely odd.
It was ludicrous behaviour from our lot, no wonder we've won nothing for years.
Where did you get that from ‘ but hoping another player has lasting psychological damage’ who wrote that chrismpw? Certainly wasn’t me.Well firstly, people don't stay upset forever - it would be an evolutionary disadvantage to mope about. Secondly, we dont know what else happened in the interim - perhaps he spoke to Gomes and his response cheered him up.
I hope Gomes gets back o the pitch quickly, but hoping another player has lasting psychological damage isn't going to speed that on.
You only have to see the antics in the tunnel before the players walk out to see how soft clubs have become, admittedly I havnt seen much of that happening when we have been on tv for the away games but you see players hugging and high fiving before the games even started
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