In comparison to the other players who looked like they were only 50% fit, yes absolutely Naismith was bound to stand out as a player putting in the effort.
He's one of our hardest working players, which is entirely different. Not one of our better players though.Naismith is one of our better players.
He's one of our hardest working players, which is entirely different. Not one of our better players though.
Naismith is one of our better players.
Exactly. However, a common characteristic of the British approach to the game is fawning over hard-working players rather than the technically gifted ones. A lot of Everton fans (not all, but a lot) love Naisy because he runs around a lot and works hard. they ignore the fact that he isn't good enough to be anything more than a squad player. He has been very, very poor over the last few months (as have quite a few of our players, I'm not singling him out) and yet you still get people saying he's one of our better players. In my opinion he should not be starting even close to as many games as he has. He is a decent player who is useful off the bench and can do a job from the start if he has to fill in for somebody else - thats it.
His biggest problem is him believing that Naismith can play that number 10 role. Its had us all scratching our heads all season long.I agree, he should have been rotated more! Naismith and Barkley should have been rotating rather than putting them both in the team with one out of position, it's been a huge problem and one of Martinez' biggest failings this season!
The League table rarely lies....Naismith is one of our better players.
His biggest problem is him believing that Naismith can play that number 10 role. Its had us all scratching our heads all season long.
He hasn't got one single attribute that the position requires. Its baffling.
The League table rarely lies....
I agree.Yeah because he is the sole reason why we are near the bottom and everyone else has been great....