TheFinnFan
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so, premier league is starting soon, finns love it. actually strange how long tradition premier league fandom has here. we play betting game called "vakio" every saturday (13 games, prem+champ) it was introduced in year 1940! ffs 
little history lesson there.
anyways this magazine rated teams: goes like this, City will be champion again,
1. City
2. Chelsea
3. ManU
4. Tottenham
5. Arsenal
6. Everton
7. Liverpool
8. QPR
9. Newcastle
10. Fulham
11. Stoke
12. Villa
13. Sund.
14. Swansea
15. Wigan
16. Brom
17. Hammers
18. S'ton
19. Reading
20. Norwich
Ok, to the point EVERTON
How long will David Moyes have to fight with limited resources? How does he motivate him self? Same questions every year.
Moyes is one of the most respected managers in premier league, but he aint going nowhere, atleast not before Ferguson retires.
Moyes sees more potential in the team although many think Ebebton overachieves regularly. Difficult autumns are familiar to Moyes, he has tried to approach it differently (summer training) but havent found the cure.
Defence is excellent and Everton had most succesful tackles in whole prem last year.
Fellaini! has much to do with that fact, he was second best tackler in league and superior in one vs. one situations.
After Arteta left Evertons play came predictable, there was no variation.
Alex Song made more successful passes through enemy lines than whole Everton team.
Toffees tried always from left side (baines) and opponents knew it--->crosses quality weakened.
Januarys exellent transfers turned the tide.
Jelavic, Pienaar, Gibson.
Assessment: Moyes will find the cure to difficult autumn.
i quess there was nothing suprising to you guys im just bored and i tought to write this up.
ok, so the SQUAD break down
Howard: defence blocks the shots, howie takes care of the rest. made a goal last season but doesnt want to make a fuzz about it, (cause he is so Freaking cool...that was my own opinion )
Hibbo: Evertons own, Has never scored (yes he has FFS) hit the post last season. Cover.
Baines: one of the best in the league, season was a dissapointment anyway but that was mainly cause of uncreative system. Exellent kick & crosses.
Jags: Could do the work in bigger teams but looks like he doesnt want to take the step.
Distin: suprisingly fast hulk. extremely hard to get past to, covers well jags shortcomings.
NeV: Leader, solid defender.
Coleman: big dissapointment, lacks courage. could be ace if he had more will and courage to go one vs. one
Gibson: oldschool! good passer, shots are world class. would be amazing if had more pace.
Rodders: needs to get through this season without injuries. good promising player, excellent in covering and guarding.
Barkley: promising lad, showed some great skills in fall. has time.
Ossie: good player but should be more clinical. three or four goals/assists aint enough.
Fellaini: Most important player. does hard work and can dominate. Leaves Everton soon.
Pienaar: didnt like tottenham, couldnt fit in the system. Is in home now. his creativity turned evertons season.
Jelavic: sensation. young strikers should learn how to run like Jelavic and how to slice defences to bits.
Naismith: Naismith is a perfect kind of player for Everton. Fits right in the system on Moyes.
Vellios: Big young Greek. Same role than last season. Causes sexual excitement even in male fans.
over and out. thanks for reading, sorry for bad translationz.
little history lesson there.anyways this magazine rated teams: goes like this, City will be champion again,
1. City
2. Chelsea
3. ManU
4. Tottenham
5. Arsenal
6. Everton
7. Liverpool
8. QPR
9. Newcastle
10. Fulham
11. Stoke
12. Villa
13. Sund.
14. Swansea
15. Wigan
16. Brom
17. Hammers
18. S'ton
19. Reading
20. Norwich
Ok, to the point EVERTON
How long will David Moyes have to fight with limited resources? How does he motivate him self? Same questions every year.
Moyes is one of the most respected managers in premier league, but he aint going nowhere, atleast not before Ferguson retires.
Moyes sees more potential in the team although many think Ebebton overachieves regularly. Difficult autumns are familiar to Moyes, he has tried to approach it differently (summer training) but havent found the cure.
Defence is excellent and Everton had most succesful tackles in whole prem last year.
Fellaini! has much to do with that fact, he was second best tackler in league and superior in one vs. one situations.
After Arteta left Evertons play came predictable, there was no variation.
Alex Song made more successful passes through enemy lines than whole Everton team.
Toffees tried always from left side (baines) and opponents knew it--->crosses quality weakened.
Januarys exellent transfers turned the tide.
Jelavic, Pienaar, Gibson.
Assessment: Moyes will find the cure to difficult autumn.
i quess there was nothing suprising to you guys
im just bored and i tought to write this up.ok, so the SQUAD break down
Howard: defence blocks the shots, howie takes care of the rest. made a goal last season but doesnt want to make a fuzz about it, (cause he is so Freaking cool...that was my own opinion
)Hibbo: Evertons own, Has never scored (yes he has FFS) hit the post last season. Cover.
Baines: one of the best in the league, season was a dissapointment anyway but that was mainly cause of uncreative system. Exellent kick & crosses.
Jags: Could do the work in bigger teams but looks like he doesnt want to take the step.
Distin: suprisingly fast hulk. extremely hard to get past to, covers well jags shortcomings.
NeV: Leader, solid defender.
Coleman: big dissapointment, lacks courage. could be ace if he had more will and courage to go one vs. one
Gibson: oldschool! good passer, shots are world class. would be amazing if had more pace.
Rodders: needs to get through this season without injuries. good promising player, excellent in covering and guarding.
Barkley: promising lad, showed some great skills in fall. has time.
Ossie: good player but should be more clinical. three or four goals/assists aint enough.
Fellaini: Most important player. does hard work and can dominate. Leaves Everton soon.
Pienaar: didnt like tottenham, couldnt fit in the system. Is in home now. his creativity turned evertons season.
Jelavic: sensation. young strikers should learn how to run like Jelavic and how to slice defences to bits.
Naismith: Naismith is a perfect kind of player for Everton. Fits right in the system on Moyes.
Vellios: Big young Greek. Same role than last season. Causes sexual excitement even in male fans.
over and out. thanks for reading, sorry for bad translationz.
