He's not good enough to compensate for the fact he's slow, no. He's good enough that if he wasn't slow he'd be a player though and he's good enough for a slower league.
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He's not good enough to compensate for the fact he's slow, no. He's good enough that if he wasn't slow he'd be a player though and he's good enough for a slower league.
It was a poor team performance; granted Junior and Gueye looked off the pace but you cannot take credit away from Leeds, the chased every ball down, as soon as the midfield got hold if 2-3 Leeds players were on top of them; the pace of the game hit these 2 like a ton of bricks last night.
We've all witnessed, in the past, fantastic players come to Goodison and look poor because we would pressure them into mistakes, its no different to what happend last night
We've all witnessed, in the past, fantastic players come to Goodison and look poor because we would pressure them into mistakes, its no different to what happend last night
I think he would have done well thirty years ago when football was slower and played in a different way.Everton won the league in the 80's with a squad of probably 14 players.
The first requirement now is that the player is an athlete and Gueye fails on the first requirement.
He looks heavy legged and slow.He had one great game away to Sunderland in the cup but apart from that hasn't really impressed.He is a squad filler at present,but really doesn't look as if he will play regular premiership football...ever.
The first requirement now is that the player is an athlete and Gueye fails on the first requirement.
He looks heavy legged and slow.He had one great game away to Sunderland in the cup but apart from that hasn't really impressed.He is a squad filler at present,but really doesn't look as if he will play regular premiership football...ever.
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