Let’s hope he doesn’t have to !
Match Thread Huddersfield Town v Everton - Preview, Match Report and MotM Poll
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evertonarntwe
Player Valuation: £35m
Gomes played well and kept the ball well
Lack of concentration for digne to let his man go but was harsh the red ( can see why it was ) but he's literally just trying to catch up to his man he's not purposely fouled him
whiteshadow
Player Valuation: £25m
Paper over the cracks win that will count for nothing when we start getting owned at home by all the top 6 teams.
evertony
Player Valuation: £50m
Or a small person with large shoes?
From tiny acorns do, er, slightly larger acorns grow.
AdaBrummieblue
Player Valuation: £20m
I think you've had a few too many bleaches lad.
I was on report duty for us tonight
Give it a read if ya want, fellas.
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/hu...on-1-richarlison-pickford-ease-pressure-silva
Huddersfield Town 0 Everton 1: Richarlison & Pickford ease the pressure on Silva
Jan Siewert's first game in charge of Huddersfield Town ended in defeat as Richarlison struck for Everton, who had Lucas Digne sent off.
Richarlison's early goal proved decisive as 10-man Everton eased the pressure on Marco Silva with a 1-0 win over Premier League strugglers Huddersfield Town, with Jordan Pickford pulling off a pair of brilliant second-half saves.
Silva has come under increasing scrutiny in recent weeks following a dismal run of two wins in 10 league matches, with Saturday's FA Cup fourth-round defeat to Millwall compounding Everton's misery.
Richarlison's third-minute strike put them ahead, but despite offering little for much of Jan Siewert's first game in charge, Huddersfield were handed a lifeline when substitute Lucas Digne was sent off.
Pickford made a superb stop from the resulting free-kick, and outdid his earlier effort late on to deny Elias Kachunga and secure a much-needed win.
With Idrissa Gueye left out amid links of a move to Paris Saint-Germain, Tom Davies was recalled into Everton's midfield, and the youngster made an immediate impact.
Having made a clever run into Huddersfield's box, Davies kept his cool to find Richarlison who, despite Jonas Lossl's best efforts, tucked home at the second attempt.
Cenk Tosun headed Everton's next chance wide, before turning provider with a subtle flick into Seamus Coleman, who sliced wide.
Davies tested Lossl as Everton looked to double their advantage, but an injury to Leighton Baines forced Silva into a change.
Digne was introduced, only to be sent off 11 minutes later after desperately hauling down Adama Diakhaby on the edge of Everton's box.
Pickford had to be alert to prevent Aaron Mooy's free-kick restoring parity and he was on hand again with 10 minutes remaining, lunging to his right to parry Kachunga's header wide and get Everton back on track.
What does it mean? Siewert facing an uphill battle
While Silva will have been impressed with Everton's resilient response to their FA Cup exit, Tuesday's encounter proves just how much work Siewert has to do at his new club. Huddersfield had their chances after Digne's dismissal, but failed to take them – a problem that plagued former boss David Wagner – and the Terriers are now six points behind 19th-place Fulham, who came from behind to beat Brighton and Hove Albion.
Pickford to the rescue
Everton's goalkeeper has not quite looked the same since his derby day mistake at Anfield, but the England international came to the visitors' salvation with two fantastic saves.
Digne makes a dismal cameo
Baines impressed on his first Premier League start since August, though Silva would likely have had little concern about Digne's ability to step in. The former Barcelona full-back, however, got caught cold by a long ball, and had no choice but to stop Diakhaby's run and receive his marching orders.
What's next?
It does not get any easier for Siewert, as Huddersfield head to Stamford Bridge on Saturday, while Everton host Wolves at Goodison Park.
Give it a read if ya want, fellas.
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/hu...on-1-richarlison-pickford-ease-pressure-silva
Huddersfield Town 0 Everton 1: Richarlison & Pickford ease the pressure on Silva
Jan Siewert's first game in charge of Huddersfield Town ended in defeat as Richarlison struck for Everton, who had Lucas Digne sent off.
Richarlison's early goal proved decisive as 10-man Everton eased the pressure on Marco Silva with a 1-0 win over Premier League strugglers Huddersfield Town, with Jordan Pickford pulling off a pair of brilliant second-half saves.
Silva has come under increasing scrutiny in recent weeks following a dismal run of two wins in 10 league matches, with Saturday's FA Cup fourth-round defeat to Millwall compounding Everton's misery.
Richarlison's third-minute strike put them ahead, but despite offering little for much of Jan Siewert's first game in charge, Huddersfield were handed a lifeline when substitute Lucas Digne was sent off.
Pickford made a superb stop from the resulting free-kick, and outdid his earlier effort late on to deny Elias Kachunga and secure a much-needed win.
With Idrissa Gueye left out amid links of a move to Paris Saint-Germain, Tom Davies was recalled into Everton's midfield, and the youngster made an immediate impact.
Having made a clever run into Huddersfield's box, Davies kept his cool to find Richarlison who, despite Jonas Lossl's best efforts, tucked home at the second attempt.
Cenk Tosun headed Everton's next chance wide, before turning provider with a subtle flick into Seamus Coleman, who sliced wide.
Davies tested Lossl as Everton looked to double their advantage, but an injury to Leighton Baines forced Silva into a change.
Digne was introduced, only to be sent off 11 minutes later after desperately hauling down Adama Diakhaby on the edge of Everton's box.
Pickford had to be alert to prevent Aaron Mooy's free-kick restoring parity and he was on hand again with 10 minutes remaining, lunging to his right to parry Kachunga's header wide and get Everton back on track.
What does it mean? Siewert facing an uphill battle
While Silva will have been impressed with Everton's resilient response to their FA Cup exit, Tuesday's encounter proves just how much work Siewert has to do at his new club. Huddersfield had their chances after Digne's dismissal, but failed to take them – a problem that plagued former boss David Wagner – and the Terriers are now six points behind 19th-place Fulham, who came from behind to beat Brighton and Hove Albion.
Pickford to the rescue
Everton's goalkeeper has not quite looked the same since his derby day mistake at Anfield, but the England international came to the visitors' salvation with two fantastic saves.
Digne makes a dismal cameo
Baines impressed on his first Premier League start since August, though Silva would likely have had little concern about Digne's ability to step in. The former Barcelona full-back, however, got caught cold by a long ball, and had no choice but to stop Diakhaby's run and receive his marching orders.
What's next?
It does not get any easier for Siewert, as Huddersfield head to Stamford Bridge on Saturday, while Everton host Wolves at Goodison Park.
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Strikinglyhandsome1
Player Valuation: £5m
In the table of last game played we top City.
I think it unlikely that we will still be on 33 points come the final day40 points is definitive though, 33 we would be relying on other results on the final day and I don't want to do that again. Particularly as it looks increasingly likely that them lot from across the park will be winning the league
Wolves will probably own us on Saturday.
But in true Everton fashion, watch us take points off City next midweek and help hasten the RS coronation.
Gid but I hate football.
TGW89
Player Valuation: £35m
Pickford all day.
Liked the no-BS from Kenny towards the end, nice hustle from Davies - him and Gomes from now on.
Still not sure why Sigs exists, I'll never see my way round to liking Bernard, Richie has two goals in his last two despite being bang average. Fair enough.
Get a striker, give Jim Mac a run, in lieu of buying Fraser from AFCB, maybe play a youngun in Bernard's place for the likes of Fulham/Cardiff away from the bile of the Gwladys St now the pressure's off?
Liked the no-BS from Kenny towards the end, nice hustle from Davies - him and Gomes from now on.
Still not sure why Sigs exists, I'll never see my way round to liking Bernard, Richie has two goals in his last two despite being bang average. Fair enough.
Get a striker, give Jim Mac a run, in lieu of buying Fraser from AFCB, maybe play a youngun in Bernard's place for the likes of Fulham/Cardiff away from the bile of the Gwladys St now the pressure's off?
@BigBlueNose
Bad night for your Fulham man, sat at home unemployed whilst Marco is out picking up wins.
Bad night for your Fulham man, sat at home unemployed whilst Marco is out picking up wins.
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