monty
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Has he really left us Monty?
in the sky as I write mate, he'll get the shins kicked off him over there
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in the sky as I write mate, he'll get the shins kicked off him over there
Robert Jarvis
Player Valuation: £35m
Well the squad has been reduced by one player but you can hardly say our stirker force has been reduced by one.
monty
Sack Sky and donate to GOT...donations are needed
Well the squad has been reduced by one player but you can hardly say our stirker force has been reduced by one.
some here are mourning his passing, I mourned his all round play when he was here
Sharpys top lip
Player Valuation: £60m
Now thats the good stuff........
Your my new hero....
IT'S FRIGGIN ON.....
sticks snooker balls in sock & go's and leathers a gang of hoodies**
We still finishing fourth?
kenada_blue
Welcome to Barcelonaton FC
Yeah.........
4th from 4th........
4th from 4th........
B
best little spaniard
Guest
That wasnt a league game so yeah sure.
we are still on aren't we?
we are still on aren't we?
It's possibly on but we don't know yet so let us get back to you on Thursday?
Sharpys top lip
Player Valuation: £60m
So then.....
Are we still on like..???
fu*kin boots Mandy**
Are we still on like..???
fu*kin boots Mandy**
Moyesy says, its on:
David Moyes said yesterday that Everton can qualify for European football next season and that it was essential to the progress of the club and his development as a manager.
Everton have played in European competition in four of the past five seasons under Moyes only for a miserable start to this campaign to diminish their prospects of a return. Eight league games unbeaten, however, have lifted Everton to ninth in the table and Moyes has challenged his players to continue their impressive qualifying record with a sustained run of form.
"I'm ambitious and I want to be managing in European competition. I tell the players that. I want them to have the same drive as me," said Moyes, whose side travels to Wigan Athletic this afternoon. "In the past few years, we have been closer to it but this year we are not. We are going to have to fight incredibly hard and somehow scrape in by the skin of our teeth. But we have to keep believing we can make it."
Everton face Sporting Lisbon in the Europa League next month and Moyes admits the club would sorely miss European competition if they fell short this season. He added: "European football has helped both me and the team develop. It has been good for us and want to make it last so we will try and push again, there is a long way to go but we will see if we can finish in the top half and see what happens. I would miss it, the players would, and so would the club.
"Good players want to play in Europe, and we want to be there to make us attractive to these players. Players want to see European football. They want the Champions League, and if not that, the Europa League is the next best thing. We have to show potential. We have to show people this is where we should be, where we hope to be, and that we are making headway and moving in the right direction."
David Moyes said yesterday that Everton can qualify for European football next season and that it was essential to the progress of the club and his development as a manager.
Everton have played in European competition in four of the past five seasons under Moyes only for a miserable start to this campaign to diminish their prospects of a return. Eight league games unbeaten, however, have lifted Everton to ninth in the table and Moyes has challenged his players to continue their impressive qualifying record with a sustained run of form.
"I'm ambitious and I want to be managing in European competition. I tell the players that. I want them to have the same drive as me," said Moyes, whose side travels to Wigan Athletic this afternoon. "In the past few years, we have been closer to it but this year we are not. We are going to have to fight incredibly hard and somehow scrape in by the skin of our teeth. But we have to keep believing we can make it."
Everton face Sporting Lisbon in the Europa League next month and Moyes admits the club would sorely miss European competition if they fell short this season. He added: "European football has helped both me and the team develop. It has been good for us and want to make it last so we will try and push again, there is a long way to go but we will see if we can finish in the top half and see what happens. I would miss it, the players would, and so would the club.
"Good players want to play in Europe, and we want to be there to make us attractive to these players. Players want to see European football. They want the Champions League, and if not that, the Europa League is the next best thing. We have to show potential. We have to show people this is where we should be, where we hope to be, and that we are making headway and moving in the right direction."
B
best little spaniard
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Moyes says so so...
IT'S ON
IT'S ON
Robert Jarvis
Player Valuation: £35m
At least we get these games out of the way. Amongst our closest rivals who still has to play the RS, United and Chelski?
Like Donkey Kong!
Seamus Colemole
Previously deathbyropeandglass
We're gonna lose 3-0 to Man U though.
*ducks and hides*
*ducks and hides*
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