2025/26 Thierno Barry

JimmyJeffers · Saturday at 11:10 PM

Performance for the ages. Remember the name

Sharpattack · Saturday at 11:15 PM

The desperation in this thread really is pathetic. He couldn't hit a cow's arse with a banjo

DrEFC · Saturday at 11:26 PM

Obviously carrying a shoulder injury- loads of strapping on it, just mostly it was black coloured.

Blue Neon · Saturday at 11:49 PM

HappyJack said:
I dont see Barry as a goalscorer. Yes his build up, work rate was good today but we need a goalscorer…

Will never be a goalscorer for us. 100% loaned out and won't get our money back.

yozzer · Sunday at 12:19 AM

Understood what it means to be a number 9 at Everton today. He'll come good

PhilM · Sunday at 12:38 AM

Sharpattack said:
The desperation in this thread really is pathetic. He couldn't hit a cow's arse with a banjo

heatmeiser · Sunday at 1:04 AM

kiss the crest said:
I can't see what this has got to do with his actions for when he was being substituted

Think he was just making a joke about your name

Gwladys St. Glory · Sunday at 1:13 AM

Sharpattack said:
The desperation in this thread really is pathetic. He couldn't hit a cow's arse with a banjo

That's just the opinion of one man and maybe his dog, so it's no big deal.

JobForTheMoyes · Sunday at 4:27 AM

DrEFC said:
Obviously carrying a shoulder injury- loads of strapping on it, just mostly it was black coloured.

Think that’s just the colour of his shoulder.

bobbylatch · Sunday at 6:06 AM

The lad had a decent game today. Worked hard, linked up play well.
There is a player, in there.
I think as his confidence grows he will get goals.
At the end of the day, the lad is 22, playing in a new country and adjusting to the physicality of the Premier League.
The type of player, years ago, you would have taken a chance on from the lower league.
Not his fault that he is living in an era of a vastly inflated transfer market.

Mr Happy · Sunday at 6:44 AM

bobbylatch said:
The lad had a decent game today. Worked hard, linked up play well.
There is a player, in there.
I think as his confidence grows he will get goals.
At the end of the day, the lad is 22, playing in a new country and adjusting to the physicality of the Premier League.
The type of player, years ago, you would have taken a chance on from the lower league.
Not his fault that he is living in an era of a vastly inflated transfer market.

Im not buying the new country and age thing as an excuse I'm afraid. Look at Jude Bellingham going from Championship to Bundesliga. Lots of young footballers move and make instant impacts. What is true is adapting to a tough league irrespective of age or nationality and working to a new managers systems. Lad done ok today. Said before though, he'll never be prolific.

Kevsleftpeg · Sunday at 7:10 AM

Mr Happy said:
Im not buying the new country and age thing as an excuse I'm afraid. Look at Jude Bellingham going from Championship to Bundesliga. Lots of young footballers move and make instant impacts. What is true is adapting to a tough league irrespective of age or nationality and working to a new managers systems. Lad done ok today. Said before though, he'll never be prolific.

Moving to a new country is hard and harder the younger you are. That's pretty uncontroversial I would have thought. Just because some make an instant impact doesn't mean everyone will and there have been lots that look poor initially and become good players.