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BR.
Burnley might be higher in the table now, but there's much more potential at Everton than Burnley. He'd have to be tempted if Everton or Leicester approached him.
chokosc
In the long run, yeah the potential is there. Still, it would be stupid of him to go midseason.
Dan
BR.
An appointment such as Phil Neville or Giggs would almost certainly be a disaster, in fact it's embarrassing they've even thrown their hats into the ring.
Big Sam would get them sorted out but is probably quite happy in his supposed retirement.
terriersmad
But they are ex-Manchester United, which seems to be Everton's raison d'etre.
Shola
King Luis
terriersmad
Grimnir
Neither should have left Southampton.
VP.
Grimnir
With Kane out for Spurs, you'd hope United go for it ...
VP.
They did for 5 minutes...
terriersmad
Anfield has the worst atmosphere I've ever been in, mind. 50,000 tourists sat on their hands and then leaving 10 minutes before the end after not making a peep. Don't think I heard a single Scouse accent from anyone in the ground wearing a red scarf or shirt, only from the staff. Goodison when half empty had a better atmosphere when we were last there.
Carroll.
Sadly the way the club is going
VP.
BR.
Number 1
Shola
We'd be relegated already if we didn't have Merino.
Ritchie seems to refressed into being average, Shelvey offers nothing, Perez is lighweight, Joselu has no threat. Lejeune looks dodgy as well.
Clark, Mbemba, Merino, Colback, Mitrovic and Aarons need to be restored.
Number 1
I'd argue that more than anything else, Perez's lightweight episodes and Diame being not very good means number 10 is a position to improve in January if we're rigidly sticking to 4-2-3-1. Assuming funds are available from whomever holds the reins at the point.
Shola
Aarons has apparently been fit for weeks - and he can actually control a football.
Number 1
Also not ideal given the fixture list is looking tougher from this point.
King Luis
Carroll.
Could easily have double that mind, was funny BT commentators saying we haven't spent on a big striker but have got a natural finisher or something along the lines, when he misses more than he scores.. Saying that he gets 3/4 chances a game with his pace and running so will always be likely to get a goal or two
Shola
BR.
You won't go down I don't think (despite the two very poor results this week), but your squad seems to be seriously short on quality. For example I don't think anyone is going to get 10+ league goals for you.
Shola
fwiw Mitrovic got 9 last time......
Number 1
Even accounting for that, I'm not gonna say its all rosy atm. I think our defence is relatively alright (Manquillo aside) but our attacking play is an issue, be it lack of energy in attack, or playing the wrong game with smaller strikers, or poor buys, or dropping in intensity after not scoring in the opening half hour. Its also certainly not assuring that Man U or a half-decent Watford is the pairing to start the cavalcade of games from now to FA Cup 3rd Round weekend.
As for other clubs, I genuinely don't see Dyche being Everton boss in the post-international break fixtures, seeing as Burnley look in a pretty rosy place atm. But then who knows. Although certainly the case for Billic still being in post is much harder to argue... fuck knows why Moyes is being suggested as a replacement, mind.
terriersmad
It lent to a contest where Town were by far the better side but ended up having to hang on to a deserved three points. VLP's goal was a stunner. WBA may argue about the free-kick in the build-up - the only time a borderline decision went our way, but to be honest even if it wasn't a foul the ball had dropped to Mooy. The free-kick didn't actually matter in breaking up the play. To be fair to Pulis, who I expected to criticise the ref, he hasn't done that and I think he sees it more as a borderline decision that went our way. Which it was.
A word for James McLean, however: Get to fuck, you fucking disgrace. His tackle on Ince was a shocker and to then go and have a go at the Town fans is not on. How he only got a yellow (without the obvious explanation that the referee was Mr East) is just as baffling as Schindler's first booking.
Grimnir
As much as I like some of the squad, now I definitely want them to get relegated.
chokosc