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lol, it was tongue in cheek... i'm sure posters here would do a fine job managing the blues
baines hattrick today.![]()
I will be happy with a third of that. COYB

lol, it was tongue in cheek... i'm sure posters here would do a fine job managing the blues
baines hattrick today.![]()
Interesting however it doesn't change the FACT that Lescott's form is extremely poor at the moment.
I'd let Lescott sit out the Carling Cup match as well and then see what his mind's like when next weekend rolls around.
I'd still drop him for the Carling Cup and let Baines play.
Our whole defense needs dropping at this point with the amount of goals we're letting in.
I would let Baines play against Blackburn, I'd bring Lescott back in for Liverpool and Liege.
I said it was a stupid idea dropping Lescott, I stand by what I said. With two massive games coming up continually changing the back four won't help things. We need continuity, Neville, Yobo, Jags and Lescott is our best and most effective back four.
He didn't but he kept hitting it long as did Yobo and Jags. Neville did occasionly but Castillo gave him the short option alot.
Lescott came on and did a good job on the left, won a few headers, got forward a few times and best of all kept the ball on the deck. Joleon isn't as gifted as Baines on the ball but he keeps it simple and keeps it on the deck.
Phil Brown said they targeted us at set pieces due to the lack of height. Saha and Lescott came on and that changed. Lescott is very important to this team, he shouldn't have been dropped.
in the beginning of this term valente looked ace, give him another go
dropping lescott from the squad isn't going ot hurt his confidence, its just going to show him that his spot isn't a given, possibly keep the lad grounded.
competition for spots is always a good thing, and we rarely have it here at everton. when we have 2 good centre backs, 2 good left backs, and one player that can play both, its wisest to use all of them.