davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Yeah, like they did the other night when two Everton players were going toe to toe with each other.
Erm I mean… you’re aware we went on the win the game aren’t you?
PeterGet
Player Valuation: £750k
Folks are being way too harsh on him…
Christ we kept DCL on the books for yonks when he was injured. Coleman is probably very important in the dressing room and is likely to get back on the field (in a limited capacity) this season. The man bleeds blue and will likely manage the club one day
Christ we kept DCL on the books for yonks when he was injured. Coleman is probably very important in the dressing room and is likely to get back on the field (in a limited capacity) this season. The man bleeds blue and will likely manage the club one day
COYB75
Player Valuation: £8m
Pretty sure Pickford did, but I’m sure you know better with your pitchside view in the stands. Either way no other team would have a player on the books simply to provide rallying cries. Seamus was a great player and that’s how I want to remember him. If Tarks is the wrong man to be Captain then choose someone who actually will take on the responsibility of leading the team when on the pitch.
Marius57
Player Valuation: £70m
Most sites seems to say around £55k a week.
Marius57
Player Valuation: £70m
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
CAPTAIN'S NOTES
We come into this game on the back of two successive wins and a couple of clean sheets. Monday’s win at Old Trafford against Manchester United was particularly pleasing for us on a number of levels. First and foremost was the fact we came away with all three points after playing most of the game with 10 men.
And I’ll address that incident first. Idrissa should not have reacted in the manner he did but he was man enough to face the squad after the match and hold his hands up. His apology was heartfelt and was immediately accepted. He’s been brilliant for us this season and he will be missed while he’s out. And all credit to Michael Keane, too. The incident could easily have affected him, but he went on to give another outstanding performance.
I actually agreed with what the manager said after the game about there being no harm in players pointing the finger at each other or having a go about something, but obviously it needs to be channelled correctly.
Thankfully, it didn’t cost us the game and the incident was quickly forgotten about.
On a personal level, I was disappointed to come off so early in the game, especially after playing in some high-intensity international matches with no adverse reaction. To leave the field at Old Trafford was tough to take, but that’s football and it can happen.
I was just absolutely delighted the lads dug in and got the win we deserved. As well as defending superbly, I thought we played some really good football and it was a great night for us all. I was so pleased for our travelling fans who really made themselves heard, which is no mean feat when you play Manchester United away.
The Fulham game wasn’t without its incidents, either. I don’t recall playing in a match that saw one team have three goals disallowed. The frustration could have thrown us off balance a bit, but our game management was first-class and it was another deserved three points.
I enjoyed a really good night at the Everton in the Community Blue Base recently in the company of Snods and Diamond! We were part of a fundraising evening and it was great to spend time with them and the supporters who turned up to see us. We are all very proud of the work that Everton in the Community does and it’s so important to make sure facilities like the Blue Base continue to thrive. Snods and Diamond told some great stories and I certainly learned a bit more about what life was like at Everton in the ’80s and the ’90s!
This evening’s game will be another tough one. Newcastle’s Premier League season might not have started in the way they either wanted or expected, but they’ve shown they can be more than a match for any team. We’ll need to be at it again from the first whistle and play with the same intensity we did at Old Trafford.
Enjoy the game.
Seamus
We come into this game on the back of two successive wins and a couple of clean sheets. Monday’s win at Old Trafford against Manchester United was particularly pleasing for us on a number of levels. First and foremost was the fact we came away with all three points after playing most of the game with 10 men.
And I’ll address that incident first. Idrissa should not have reacted in the manner he did but he was man enough to face the squad after the match and hold his hands up. His apology was heartfelt and was immediately accepted. He’s been brilliant for us this season and he will be missed while he’s out. And all credit to Michael Keane, too. The incident could easily have affected him, but he went on to give another outstanding performance.
I actually agreed with what the manager said after the game about there being no harm in players pointing the finger at each other or having a go about something, but obviously it needs to be channelled correctly.
Thankfully, it didn’t cost us the game and the incident was quickly forgotten about.
On a personal level, I was disappointed to come off so early in the game, especially after playing in some high-intensity international matches with no adverse reaction. To leave the field at Old Trafford was tough to take, but that’s football and it can happen.
I was just absolutely delighted the lads dug in and got the win we deserved. As well as defending superbly, I thought we played some really good football and it was a great night for us all. I was so pleased for our travelling fans who really made themselves heard, which is no mean feat when you play Manchester United away.
The Fulham game wasn’t without its incidents, either. I don’t recall playing in a match that saw one team have three goals disallowed. The frustration could have thrown us off balance a bit, but our game management was first-class and it was another deserved three points.
I enjoyed a really good night at the Everton in the Community Blue Base recently in the company of Snods and Diamond! We were part of a fundraising evening and it was great to spend time with them and the supporters who turned up to see us. We are all very proud of the work that Everton in the Community does and it’s so important to make sure facilities like the Blue Base continue to thrive. Snods and Diamond told some great stories and I certainly learned a bit more about what life was like at Everton in the ’80s and the ’90s!
This evening’s game will be another tough one. Newcastle’s Premier League season might not have started in the way they either wanted or expected, but they’ve shown they can be more than a match for any team. We’ll need to be at it again from the first whistle and play with the same intensity we did at Old Trafford.
Enjoy the game.
Seamus
"Let's not re-write history here"
How amusing. And the mind reading re respect shown by Gana for Pickford. Da Vinci, Einstein, Curie, Shakespeare, join these genius minds of history, it is your destiny.
How amusing. And the mind reading re respect shown by Gana for Pickford. Da Vinci, Einstein, Curie, Shakespeare, join these genius minds of history, it is your destiny.
I guess you missed the part where Pickford man handled him off the pitch and over to the tunnel, Ndiay's involvement was to walk along with them trying to talk to Gueye and calm him down. He was saved from a longer ban by Pickford because Gueye had totally lost it at that stage.
Not bad if you can get it for professional clapping and rocking up every few months to play for your country is it.
Toffee1235
Player Valuation: Free Transfer
Played well for country though
Good for him. I support Everton and Everton pays his wages so I’d prefer it if he played well for them.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
I know he had about as much respect for Pickford as he did for Keane.
Marius57
Player Valuation: £70m
Yeah but Coleman’s ‘soft power’ would have instantly calmed him down and he would have skipped off gleefully.
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