ThisI think Sunday showed we have only one real leader in this group. He plays at left back and his name is LUCAS DIGNE. I thought Tosun was good too, he stayed with Gomes when a lot of the other players didnt/couldnt and christ he showed some passion with the goal. It was refreshing to see that from Everton players tbh.
We let it happen to ourselves by being too polite, we've got this self made image of being the peoples club which is noble and im sure every blue is proud of what we do in the community but can it really carry over the white line? I think we are just too nice on the field but Silva has to set the standard, he just quietly sulks, scratches his face and gets on with it when something goes wrong. The top managers wouldnt, not a chance Ferguson, Wenger , Mourinho, Guardiola, Klopp etc would take it. Poch quickly out in the media defending Son, a clear message coming from spurs that it didnt warrant a red card. Everton say nothing. Red card gets overturned. Not as simple as that of course but we dont half make it easy.
I think Sunday showed we have only one real leader in this group. He plays at left back and his name is LUCAS DIGNE. I thought Tosun was good too, he stayed with Gomes when a lot of the other players didnt/couldnt and christ he showed some passion with the goal. It was refreshing to see that from Everton players tbh.
We let it happen to ourselves by being too polite, we've got this self made image of being the peoples club which is noble and im sure every blue is proud of what we do in the community but can it really carry over the white line? I think we are just too nice on the field but Silva has to set the standard, he just quietly sulks, scratches his face and gets on with it when something goes wrong. The top managers wouldnt, not a chance Ferguson, Wenger , Mourinho, Guardiola, Klopp etc would take it. Poch quickly out in the media defending Son, a clear message coming from spurs that it didnt warrant a red card. Everton say nothing. Red card gets overturned. Not as simple as that of course but we dont half make it easy.
Why was our initial reaction to the injury to go over and console the bloke who caused it? What kind of mentality is instilled into these players?
Unless we’re talking about 2 different incidents that was arteta reacting to baines being pole axed. I think he was angry that we didn’t get a pen more than anything. He chased the West Brom player, hacked him down, got sent off, and we lost 4-1 at home. We defo need more of that because it clearly helped us so much.Anyone remember Cahill's reaction to a West Brom player blatantly pole axing Arteta (and going unpunished)?
Snide. That is all.
Good post. Doesn't fit the narrative though mate.Tell you what, if somebody breaks my mates leg right in front of me, as a person who has in the recent past suffered a terrible leg break, and the media and whatever haven't got involved and I'm just going on whats in front of me.. I'm going to react however I think best not how a bunch of tough guys on the internet think I should.
Also, Coleman was the one taking charge of the situation when the referee and his assistant were stood around looking queasy. He was the one screaming at the medical staff to get over to him, he was the one walking round our players asking if they were ok.
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