Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
Doesnt even make sense to post it as its not up to date by far e.g Garner has 2784mins and Tonali 2049mins.
Doesnt even make sense to post it as its not up to date by far e.g Garner has 2784mins and Tonali 2049mins.
A little Garner & Wharton axis in the middle could be decent for Ingerland.
Wharton seem to be made of blancmange though.
Wharton seem to be made of blancmange though.
duncs pigeon
Player Valuation: £40m
evertony
Player Valuation: £50m
I’m not that bothered usually watching England in friendlies but watched out of curiosity last night to see how JG was perceived by the Sky6 biased media. Egg’s earlier post about the conversation between two of the presenters sums it up entirely.
Have to say though that Tuchel is giving me very positive vibes about how we’ll fare in the World Cup - he definitely has something about him and is very direct when he’s discussing it. And Jimmy Garner did himself no harm. However, the highlight was Dominic Cardboard-Cutouts delightful miss - he’s such an ungainly footballer that lad.
Have to say though that Tuchel is giving me very positive vibes about how we’ll fare in the World Cup - he definitely has something about him and is very direct when he’s discussing it. And Jimmy Garner did himself no harm. However, the highlight was Dominic Cardboard-Cutouts delightful miss - he’s such an ungainly footballer that lad.
D. Amokachi
Player Valuation: £1m
….read the England U21 match report from last night just to see if he got a mention and he did seem involved when he came on, two shots on target from inside the box.
duncs pigeon
Player Valuation: £40m
Bit unlucky not to score the winner in injury time,difficult chance.
Quick sell him while his stock is high
So he’s going to the WC then basically.
duncs pigeon
Player Valuation: £40m
MACCA75
Player Valuation: £70m
….just watching the Sky Sports summary on Sky News with Jackie Beltrano who said none of the fringe players did themselves any good last night. The main presenter said, ‘I thought the bloke who played on the left did well, who was that?’ she shrugged her shoulders, so he said, ‘is his name Garner’, again she shrugged her shoulders. So the bloke said ‘I’ll google him’
A Sky Sports presenter didn’t know James Garner, says everything. Embarrassing, I’d imagine a few Evertonians are telling her.
I’m hoping actual Sky Sports channel is a bit more clued up!
…..as I’ve said for months, his versatility to play well in a number of positions is a huge bonus if a manager has to put an international tournament squad together.
Interesting if he’s on his way home or if Tuchel is keeping him with Tuesday’s squad.
Interesting if he’s on his way home or if Tuchel is keeping him with Tuesday’s squad.
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14_dollars
Player Valuation: £30m
Just reading JG’s ratings from a variety of sources.
Not too bad considering some of the sources are glorified Kopite fanzines and are written by morons.
BBC - The Everton man can be very happy with his first England display. A match that did not have the intensity of a competitive game but Garner did what he needed to do. He was asked to take set-pieces which is a compliment. 6
Guardian - The Everton midfielder delivered some dangerous corners and did not disgrace himself on his debut. 6
Mirror - Took responsibility for set-pieces and looked eager to impress. Good passing. Decent. 7
Evening Standard - Solid senior debut. Created four chances, by far the most of any player on the pitch, and also led the way for tackles with five. Made more of his audition than most in an England shirt. 7
Telegraph - Good defensive work with interceptions, which twice set up chances for Solanke by pinching the ball in a dangerous area. Put on set-pieces and is threatening on corners, also put in a good cross. England squad chances: Standby player. 6
Football365 - Garner has a wicked set-piece delivery on him and, while that is an important string to his bow, it’s not the X-factor it would be ahead of any other tournament with Declan Rice there and absolutely undroppable.
TalkSPORT (from village idiot Adrian Durham) 5
Goal.com - An impressive debut, providing Uruguay lots to think about with his set-piece delivery and linking the play well. 6
Daily Star - Assumed responsibility for set-pieces and appeared keen to impress. Quality passing. Respectable. 7
The i paper - Did not look out of place on his England debut. Little to do but did nothing wrong before being replaced with 20 minutes to go. Not the Everton midfielder’s fault, just a role that required the bare minimum on a night where Uruguay did not have a single shot on target while he was on the pitch. 6
Daily Mail - Nice deliveries were a highlight of first half, even if nothing came of them. Saw lots of the ball and was bright enough with it. But overall, not enough to demand inclusion. 6.5
Not too bad considering some of the sources are glorified Kopite fanzines and are written by morons.
BBC - The Everton man can be very happy with his first England display. A match that did not have the intensity of a competitive game but Garner did what he needed to do. He was asked to take set-pieces which is a compliment. 6
Guardian - The Everton midfielder delivered some dangerous corners and did not disgrace himself on his debut. 6
Mirror - Took responsibility for set-pieces and looked eager to impress. Good passing. Decent. 7
Evening Standard - Solid senior debut. Created four chances, by far the most of any player on the pitch, and also led the way for tackles with five. Made more of his audition than most in an England shirt. 7
Telegraph - Good defensive work with interceptions, which twice set up chances for Solanke by pinching the ball in a dangerous area. Put on set-pieces and is threatening on corners, also put in a good cross. England squad chances: Standby player. 6
Football365 - Garner has a wicked set-piece delivery on him and, while that is an important string to his bow, it’s not the X-factor it would be ahead of any other tournament with Declan Rice there and absolutely undroppable.
TalkSPORT (from village idiot Adrian Durham) 5
Goal.com - An impressive debut, providing Uruguay lots to think about with his set-piece delivery and linking the play well. 6
Daily Star - Assumed responsibility for set-pieces and appeared keen to impress. Quality passing. Respectable. 7
The i paper - Did not look out of place on his England debut. Little to do but did nothing wrong before being replaced with 20 minutes to go. Not the Everton midfielder’s fault, just a role that required the bare minimum on a night where Uruguay did not have a single shot on target while he was on the pitch. 6
Daily Mail - Nice deliveries were a highlight of first half, even if nothing came of them. Saw lots of the ball and was bright enough with it. But overall, not enough to demand inclusion. 6.5
