Heroes

Dutch Toffee · September 11, 2010

spikeman said:
Nice arse

What are you looking at, young Spikey? Please don't let your parents read GOT, could be a hazard to their health.

spikeman · September 11, 2010

RadioFriendlyUnitShifter said:
Phwoar.

Can't believe I missed that.

Dutch Toffee said:
What are you looking at, young Spikey? Please don't let your parents read GOT, could be a hazard to their health.

Its cause I was looking closely at all the faces behind the goal when my eyes met the arse.

Matt Damon · September 11, 2010

chicoazul said:
Pienaar was better than them both today, nice one for the wonderful finish but they were both largely pants.

They're still ace like.

Have to agree. Think Cahill and Arteta both had decent games but in terms of showing skills... Pienaar stood out.

His agents still a ******** snide though

gkpaul · September 11, 2010

deathbyropeandglass said:
Was Howards save all that good or did it just look good?

I'm a goalkeeper at heart so love to give credit where its due but he was diving to his left, the ball took a defelction and he stuck his leg up.

Looks good but that good of a save all things considered.

Pienarr was great today.

See what your saying mate, them saves take a huge huge slice of luck, not going to take anything away from it though as it was superb.

But, for me the save he made in the build up to our opener was a lot better for me. That was Howard at his best saving point blank like he is very good out.

zed · September 11, 2010

TX Bill said:
Moyes needed to put his arm around Pienaar after that match and persuade him that his future is here with Everton and get him to sign.

this. pienaars been our best player for shlong as i could remember- again. work rate - skill- the bloody lot. sign the lad moyles

neville · September 11, 2010

RadioFriendlyUnitShifter said:
When all seems lost, they stand up and make the difference. That's what Everton's about, no? Breeding heroes.

Pienaar and Howard were immense throughout. I think Howard's instinct save was the best I've ever seen post-Southall.

But, for me, it was perfect that between Cahill and Arteta, when it all seemed over, they turned it around. They stayed alert, they didn't give up, and they've given us all a bit of hope.

Mr. Everton and Señor Everton in tandem. I salute them both.