mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
whilst martina was hung out to dry by lack of right midfield cover he also made mistakes that led directly to goals and chances for spurs that had nothing to do with lack of cover, just him being a crap defender.
whilst martina was hung out to dry by lack of right midfield cover he also made mistakes that led directly to goals and chances for spurs that had nothing to do with lack of cover, just him being a crap defender.
TheGeeseofGoodisonRoad
Player Valuation: £750k
if michael collins makes it with us there'll be some great chants....
Well he must have crutches now for CO CO the clown to be ahead of him cu cu is never a full back and in my youth I played there you do not let a winger cross the ball, he stands ten yards off them?
fabricsince1985
Player Valuation: £950k
Maybe he has been watching videos of Phil Neville - he always used to stand too far off his man as well.
Monday, 18th Derby away. There are no positives from tonight's Atalanta game, but on current selection policy Niasse, Lookman and Kenny will be fresh for Monday night .
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
Keep them away from koeman
stretford blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Brilliant
This is that new , I think , U18 PL Cup, Group of 4 , Swansea , Derby other teams . This means we are top of the group , err after 1 game, but hey we're in need of any good news we can get at the moment.
billyblue80
Player Valuation: £70m
Kenny as a right wing back wouldn't be much of a risk, given Martina
U23s are away at Derby tonight and playing at Pride Park, this from the OS. http://www.evertonfc.com/news/2017/09/18/under23s-take-on-derby-tonight
People can obviously read for themselves, but Ive picked out a few paragraphs which for me sum Unsy up. He too has had a large influx of new players to blend in and has also lost 10 or so of last seasons contributors to loans or first team squad. I thought we'd struggle more than we have , though its early days and I feel we still need a regular goalscorer up front , as I haven't been convinced yet that our current crop of attackers offer enough of a goal threat - Oumar excepted of course!
"Coach David Unsworth says he has been impressed with the manner in which his new-look side has adapted to his way of training and playing and has challenged his youngsters to continue their momentum in Derbyshire.
“We got into every game with a plan and the mindset of trying to win,” he told evertonfc.com. “When we go over the previous game the next day with the players and staff, we quickly move on to our next opponents and decide how we’re going to set up, how we’re going to train in the build-up and how we look to win the game.
“Jamie Hoyland, one of our scouts, watched one of our training sessions for the first time in around six weeks and he said he saw a massive improvement,” added Unsworth. “The new players who have come in are learning how we want to play and actually seeing and adapting to the tempo we train at, which is probably higher than their previous clubs. They’re getting used to it and it takes a little bit of time to get up to speed, but I’ve been delighted with the lads’ effort and application. As always, this group has been great.
People can obviously read for themselves, but Ive picked out a few paragraphs which for me sum Unsy up. He too has had a large influx of new players to blend in and has also lost 10 or so of last seasons contributors to loans or first team squad. I thought we'd struggle more than we have , though its early days and I feel we still need a regular goalscorer up front , as I haven't been convinced yet that our current crop of attackers offer enough of a goal threat - Oumar excepted of course!
"Coach David Unsworth says he has been impressed with the manner in which his new-look side has adapted to his way of training and playing and has challenged his youngsters to continue their momentum in Derbyshire.
“We got into every game with a plan and the mindset of trying to win,” he told evertonfc.com. “When we go over the previous game the next day with the players and staff, we quickly move on to our next opponents and decide how we’re going to set up, how we’re going to train in the build-up and how we look to win the game.
“Jamie Hoyland, one of our scouts, watched one of our training sessions for the first time in around six weeks and he said he saw a massive improvement,” added Unsworth. “The new players who have come in are learning how we want to play and actually seeing and adapting to the tempo we train at, which is probably higher than their previous clubs. They’re getting used to it and it takes a little bit of time to get up to speed, but I’ve been delighted with the lads’ effort and application. As always, this group has been great.
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