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KDB almost single-handedly got them back in it.
KDB most influential player in the EPL IMHO.
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KDB almost single-handedly got them back in it.
He takes a lot of flak for that. We didnt lose the title because Gerrard slipped. BR got all his tactics wrong that day. We didnt need to win the game. A draw was enough.Let’s face it, Stevie’s slip ducked us in 13/14. I still have nightmares over that so there’s no doubt that Stevie would be as well.
Do you mean outside of VVD or?KDB most influential player in the EPL IMHO.
We were pushed up way too high, Gerrard shouldnt be receiving the ball as the deepest player. Also, I've wiped my memory of that game but I'm pretty sure that slip and resulting goal happened maybe half an hour in.
LOL.Posh is a good bloke and deserves the title. I have Spurs as favourites atm on form.
Lol that was Pickford.Zouma clearly wants to play for Spurs
‘Twas. Was expecting 0-1 or 0-2.That was a rout.
I noticed 2 big things from Evertons games vs Man City and Spurs.
vs City, Everton had everyone back apart from Cal-Lewin so they got trapped.
vs Spurs, The defence tried to keep a high line but got caught out very easily, the Zouma/Pickford collision probably put both players in a bad headspace for the rest of the match.
To me it felt like Silva was over-correcting the game-style mistakes from the game before, he still needs to find the right balance.
He should however get it right against Burnley who are in trouble at the moment.
LOL.
He takes a lot of flak for that. We didnt lose the title because Gerrard slipped. BR got all his tactics wrong that day. We didnt need to win the game. A draw was enough.
We were pushed up way too high, Gerrard shouldnt be receiving the ball as the deepest player. Also, I've wiped my memory of that game but I'm pretty sure that slip and resulting goal happened maybe half an hour in.
We had plenty of time to turn that game around and as a team, we couldnt do it. Eventually losing 2-0. From there it was back in City's hands so the much talked about Palace game meant absolutely nothing.
Sure Gerrard's slip hurt us but it wasnt his fault we lost the title or that game. He unfortunately will always feel it was his fault which is a shame for him.
I don’t blame him for it but there’s no doubt that it was the defining moment.He takes a lot of flak for that. We didnt lose the title because Gerrard slipped. BR got all his tactics wrong that day. We didnt need to win the game. A draw was enough.
We were pushed up way too high, Gerrard shouldnt be receiving the ball as the deepest player. Also, I've wiped my memory of that game but I'm pretty sure that slip and resulting goal happened maybe half an hour in.
We had plenty of time to turn that game around and as a team, we couldnt do it. Eventually losing 2-0. From there it was back in City's hands so the much talked about Palace game meant absolutely nothing.
Sure Gerrard's slip hurt us but it wasnt his fault we lost the title or that game. He unfortunately will always feel it was his fault which is a shame for him.
How was Pickford poor on 2 and 5? He stopped the first shot and was obscured by Coleman for the second shot, you can see how late he reacts to it. The 5th, 1 on 1 with a striker and he had no time to set himself, bloody difficult.Silva can’t legislate with his tactics though for Pickford to cause the first goal, be poor on the 2nd and 5th goals, for Digne to move out of the wall, or for Gomes not to track Alli’s run. He could have had great tactics and that sloppiness would still have been costly.
His tactics were questionable, but there’s also an element of being outgunned as well. Simply superior all over the pitch, and Sissoko again was great in midfield. Couldn’t handle the short snappy passing.
How was Pickford poor on 2 and 5? He stopped the first shot and was obscured by Coleman for the second shot, you can see how late he reacts to it. The 5th, 1 on 1 with a striker and he had no time to set himself, bloody difficult.
I even saw Everton fans saying he should be sold and that he's not a league 1 keeper after today... and that he should have stopped Eriksens volley, despite being at full stretch and having no chance.
Again, it was a difficult one was he was rushing out to cut down any angles. Most goalies wouldn't have stopped that, it was a quality finish.Son’s 2nd went through his legs. He was extremely poor in this game
It was a late reaction to not seeing the ball, you can see how late he reacted in slow mo. No one but the people on here, and idiot Everton fans who jump off and on the bandwagon, thought he was responsible for anything but the first goal.He jumped over the top of Dele’s goal. Wasn’t at fault for any of the ones after that. But didn’t do anything well after that either.
He parried a shot to the D and jumped over the ball. Wasn’t as bad as the first error but poor keeping nonethelessIt was a late reaction to not seeing the ball, you can see how late he reacted in slow mo. No one but the people on here, and idiot Everton fans who jump off and on the bandwagon, thought he was responsible for anything but the first goal.
I don't think anyone else would have done any better with that first shot. Brilliant keeping to get a hand to it.He parried a shot to the D and jumped over the ball. Wasn’t as bad as the first error but poor keeping nonetheless
LolI don't think anyone else would have done any better with that first shot. Brilliant keeping to get a hand to it.
Shite like everything else that left Sunderland you say?He is very mignolet like. Sunderland shot stopper who overall gets found out to be average
If we dont win it I can't see it being anyone but Liverpool.
Considering a weaker shot was parried by Hugo Lloris into the corner of the net....
That was poor keeping as wellConsidering a weaker shot was parried by Hugo Lloris into the corner of the net....