Moyes got it right!

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bluebloodinmyveins said:
I must refrain from commenting on Damons posts. He feels all picked on if i do. It's hard though. I've never been addicted to drugs, but i imagine this is like coming of heroin.
The urges are overwhelming, i have to punch holes in the door and stuff.
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I feel your pain Brother, but just console yourself that he talks utter [Poor language removed] and doesnt need us to point it out.
 

bluebloodinmyveins said:
I must refrain from commenting on Damons posts. He feels all picked on if i do. It's hard though. I've never been addicted to drugs, but i imagine this is like coming of heroin.
The urges are overwhelming, i have to punch holes in the door and stuff.
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HYA X I love you too. Oh and thanks for fixing that.
 
MikelsGoat said:
I feel your pain Brother, but just console yourself that he talks utter [Poor language removed] and doesnt need us to point it out.
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I guess commenting on each others is fine. I find it amazing that he doesnt realise what he does? I was sure he did it all on purpose at first. He's like a blind man with a bad haircut i guess, he cant see what everyone else is laughing at.
 
bluebloodinmyveins said:
I guess commenting on each others is fine. I find it amazing that he doesnt realise what he does? I was sure he did it all on purpose at first. He's like a blind man with a bad haircut i guess, he cant see what everyone else is laughing at.
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fouldzy88 said:
Now anyone who say's luck played its part thats all a load of rubbish, what about when we're unlucky to lose moyes still get stick for his decisions and so he should sometimes, but when we win people dont give him no credit when he's made some negative decisions.
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When a low cross that is apparently going now where, snidely goes in at the near post off an on-coming defender - that's a stroke of luck.

When Distan makes a defending blunder and Cameron Jerome shoots at point blank range past Howard's left hand post - that's a stroke of luck and when MoFro gives away a blatant penalty by pushing one of their players at a corner and Dowd and his officials miss it completely , now THAT is a stroke of luck !

Everton rode their luck today in large doses. Luckily in the fact that Birmingham just didn't click today at the right times. They relied too heavily on the 'long ball' and gambled by bringing on a tall lanky forward who failed to control the ball from under his feet on at least two scoring occasions.

Moyes trod a very thin line today between genius and village idiot. Playing his rigid 4-5-1, when the Yak was substituted, the gesturing of bewilderment of 'what do I do now?' from Cahill was there for all to see. Moving him into the spot light, when he is clearly not a centre forward and nursing an injured knee, was a huge gamble with such a slender lead to defend. With literally seconds to go and the anxiety at maximum amongst both players and fans a like, a bit of luck insured that a cross was delivered and Cahill was met unchallenged to bullet head it in. Now that was a stroke of luck .

We did enough to win the game- just !But the major problems are still there and they need addressing . Our strikers are not doing the business and the absence of Pienaar and our threat down the left hand side left us fairly one dimensional.

But, from small acorns.. I suppose :)
 
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Dushku said:
When a low cross that is apparently going now where, snidely goes in at the near post off an on-coming defender - that's a stroke of luck.

When Distan makes a defending blunder and Cameron Jerome shoots at point blank range past Howard's left hand post - that's a stroke of luck and when MoFro gives away a blatant penalty by pushing one of their players at a corner and Dowd and his officials miss it completely , now THAT is a stroke of luck !

Everton rode their luck today in large doses. Luckily in the fact that Birmingham just didn't click today at the right times. They relied too heavily on the 'long ball' and gambled by bringing on a tall lanky forward who failed to control the ball from under his feet on at least two scoring occasions.

Moyes trod a very thin line today between genius and village idiot. Playing his rigid 4-5-1, when the Yak was substituted, the gesturing of bewilderment of 'what do I do now?' from Cahill was there for all to see. Moving him into the spot light, when he is clearly not a centre forward and nursing an injured knee, was a huge gamble with such a slender lead to defend. With literally seconds to go and the anxiety at maximum amongst both players and fans a like, a bit of luck insured that a cross was delivered and Cahill was met unchallenged to bullet head it in. Now that was a stroke of luck .

We did enough to win the game, just - but the major problems are still there. Are strikers are not doing the business and the absence of Pienaar and our threat down the left hand side left us fairly one dimensional.

But, from small acorns.. I suppose :)
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Can somebody tell this Kopite we won 2-0.

Thanks.
 


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