mancitytmdanttom
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standupefc said:
HA HA HA HA God you're funny
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Everton idiots
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HA HA HA HA God you're funny
BringBackSwales
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mancitytmdanttom said:standupefc said:I have spoken to my mate who's a City fan after the game and he said Baines was better than Kolarov. De Jong hasn't ever really impressed me and if you asked most neutral fans they'd say Felaini is better than him. Yaya Toure is better than Felaini. Lescott is no better or worse than Distin now. When he played for us, but most City fans I've spoken to have described him as being a flop. He was never really that amazing at Everton, he's a great tackler but positionally he's awful. AJ is better than Seamus Coleman and pretty much all of your strikers our better than ours. Most honest City fans would take swap Felaini for De Jong.
HA HA HA HA God you're funny
swap fellaini for the God that is Nigel de Jong, ban the everton fucker who said this
I think it's hilarious how our players are called "mercenaries". Pretty much every player is a mercenary, we just have more talented mercenaries therefore cost more money.
I doubt players like Cahill grew up in sunny Australia dreaming of playing in Scouseland for the mighty Everton.
I doubt players like Cahill grew up in sunny Australia dreaming of playing in Scouseland for the mighty Everton.
Breadsnapper
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Everton fans must be the most unimaginative people on this planet. It's the same every time we play you, you all jump on here and tell us how big a club you are. Total nonesense if you had the intelligence to realise. The fact that you come on here to gloat just shows that we really are a scalp for you because we are a bigger better club, even in you eyes.
You still haven't got over the fact that Manchester ruined you docks and city when we built the ship canal. You hate the fact that Manchestr is fast becoming Britains second city. Your jealousy clouds your judgement like smack clouds the mind of a junkie.
You toadying fuckers. Infact the worst insult I have for you is your are man u in disguise.
If you were a shop you'd be poundland.<br /><br />-- Mon May 09, 2011 10:04 am --<br /><br />
You still haven't got over the fact that Manchester ruined you docks and city when we built the ship canal. You hate the fact that Manchestr is fast becoming Britains second city. Your jealousy clouds your judgement like smack clouds the mind of a junkie.
You toadying fuckers. Infact the worst insult I have for you is your are man u in disguise.
If you were a shop you'd be poundland.<br /><br />-- Mon May 09, 2011 10:04 am --<br /><br />
Are you a section 136 patient or a section 2 patient because you sir are an imbecile.standupefc said:De Jong is just a thug thats all he's known for injuring people. He can't play football in the 2nd half he got run ragged by us. De Jong isn't on the radar of any big clubs like Felaini is. Speak to other sets of fans they'll tell you. The only reason De Jongs known is because he karate kicked Alonso. The only good thing he did the whole game was chase after Baines to win a ball. The simple reality is though yes we might have some shit players but considering out resources we have had a better season than you, considering you have the best squad in the premiership. It was quite funny on the way back from the match when a bunch of idiotic City fans were singing Lescotts going to wembley and telling Evertonians that he never got to Wembley with us. Considering it wa sonly 2 seasons ago we reached the FA cup final. The simple reality is until you get rid of Mancini you'll never acheive any real success. If you got rid of some of the more negavetive influences in your team you might win more things. I think the 35 year wait for a trophy will end on sautrday so I suppose you can say Lescotts won something at City, but I think you'll sell him in the summer.
southern muppet
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stimo said:i dont like all this arrogance and saying its their cup final but that cheer when the final whistle went, fooook me. nearly as loud as us at wembley!
That's the thing, they ACT as if it's their cup final, from the fans to the manager, twice a year. Otherwise we wouldn't say it and most of us would've half-forgotten where we even signed Lescott from by now.
arthur said:jrb said:Everton beat us.
But let's be honest.
Aprt from those 2 crosses, one with Distin unmarked and the other a very good header, Everton didn't actually play much football.
Everton basically kept on humping crosses and long balls into the box, in the hope of goals coming from them, which they eventually did. They also like to put it about a bit and get in the opposing players faces.
How can I sum Everton up.
A poor man's Stoke. (Even Chuckle has the long throw)
(At least when the final whistle goes at Goodison in 2 weeks time, you can applaued another mid-table finish and nothing else)
I know .... but then we'll all have our open bus tour to celebrate beating City again in " Our Cup Final " .... what a shit cup final it is though when everybody knows the result before the game kicks off . Face it ... it's cost you £350m just to equal what Everton have done with an annual spend of £3m for the last 10 years ,. None of you have got the grace or balls to admit that Everton have massively overachieved for the last 10 years and done it by hard work and spirit . We haven't bought our success and we are not in danger of financial implosion .Season after season we take points from all of the more affluent teams and quite often have finished higher than them in the league ..... Only 2 teams have fans who regularly try to belittle us yet we still carry on getting results from them ..... Liverpool and City ... we actually get praise from Utd and Chelsea fans . So when some of us bite back and point out a few obvious flaws after we beat you AGAIN , I'm not sorry you don't like it , or if it winds you up in fact we piss ourselves laughing .All the bitterness , vitriol and anger should be directed at your manager who still doesn't realise that the tired old lion that is Everton FC may no longer be king of the jungle but we've still got some very sharp teeth and maybe sometimes the young kittens might run rings around us for a while but try to knock us over and we'll bite yer balls off . We're here to stay , as determined as ever , might take us a while to wake up but when we do ... BEWARE !!!! :D
I agree with you..
You're not king of the jungle..and never were..
Breadsnapper
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samharris said:arthur said:I know .... but then we'll all have our open bus tour to celebrate beating City again in " Our Cup Final " .... what a shit cup final it is though when everybody knows the result before the game kicks off . Face it ... it's cost you £350m just to equal what Everton have done with an annual spend of £3m for the last 10 years ,. None of you have got the grace or balls to admit that Everton have massively overachieved for the last 10 years and done it by hard work and spirit . We haven't bought our success and we are not in danger of financial implosion .Season after season we take points from all of the more affluent teams and quite often have finished higher than them in the league ..... Only 2 teams have fans who regularly try to belittle us yet we still carry on getting results from them ..... Liverpool and City ... we actually get praise from Utd and Chelsea fans . So when some of us bite back and point out a few obvious flaws after we beat you AGAIN , I'm not sorry you don't like it , or if it winds you up in fact we piss ourselves laughing .All the bitterness , vitriol and anger should be directed at your manager who still doesn't realise that the tired old lion that is Everton FC may no longer be king of the jungle but we've still got some very sharp teeth and maybe sometimes the young kittens might run rings around us for a while but try to knock us over and we'll bite yer balls off . We're here to stay , as determined as ever , might take us a while to wake up but when we do ... BEWARE !!!! :D
I agree with you..
You had me then.
Bragging about praise from the scum and Chelsea? 2 things you are man u in disguise if you enjoy praise from them and weren't you slagging Chelsea before because of their money? Confused? You will be.
You're not king of the jungle..and never were..
Longsight-memories
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just seen this spot on i would say...
Vital Everton Executioner's Verdict: Man City
The ultimate game of two halves witnessed a rampant Everton overcome a first half chasing from Manchester City to emerge as winners in a classic game at Goodison Park
Line-ups
The Blues made one change in personnel from last week atWigan, with Heitinga coming in for Cahill. The Blues lined up 4-2-3-1 with Rodwell starting on the right of the 3 attacking midfielders with Osman central and Arteta right, although these interchanged as the half progressed. City started in a similar setup with Vieira coming in for Barry and Milner replacing Johnson on the right with Dzeko fronting the attack.
Silva show runs Blues ragged
Silva is City`s creator in chief, and for the first 45 minutes he ran the Blues ragged. Hibbert is an adequate performer when tasked with a winger who runs at him such as Adam Johnson, but tasked with a player like Silva who floats from one side to the next he struggles. One minute the Spaniard was bamboozling Hibbert on the left to fire just past Howard, the next he was finding pockets of space down the right to setup Yaya Toure for the games opening goal, albeit following a poor error of judgement from Distin. The Blues simply couldn`t live with him, with Neville and Heitinga, the two anchor men tasked with patrolling the space between the lines, left redundant to his superior movement.
Mancini had done his homework on the Blues left side with Milner preferred to Johnson specifically to track Baines as shown by the below interceptions chart for City - notice the massive cluster all down our left side.
Second Half turnaround
The second half witnessed David Moyes make several key changes to the Blues setup. Firstly he withdrew Hibbert - Neville reverted to fullback, Rodwell took Neville`s anchor role but with more of a licence to get forward and Anichebe dropped to the right of the attacking mids and Beckford spearheading the attack. With the left side shut off, the Blues focused attacks down the right.
As mentioned above, City`s first half dominance was inspired by their diminutive Silva. In the second period the playmaker made 0 passes into our18 yardbox in comparison to 4 and 1 assist in the first half. The introduction of Beckford, a striker with real pace led City`s defence to drop deep, meaning the gap between their defence and Silva in particular grew as the second half progressed, leaving the Spaniard playmaker increasingly isolated as the half went on.
Mancini long ball claim
Roberto Mancini`s rather bitter post match comments referenced Everton`s 'long ball` game in the second period.
In the period Everton took control with the 2 goals (60-75mins) we recorded our lowest pass completion figure, but we registered more passes overall into City`s final third during this time than any other in the game. The only period in the game where our passing completion was better than City`s was in the 75-90min period (65% v 64%) when City themselves where playing more direct chasing the goal that would get them back in the contest. This shows us that the more desperate both teams got when looking for the goals, the more killer passes they attempted, which can often lead to pass completion % going down.
With the game edging towards the Blues, Moyes made his second key change, bringing on Cahill for Rodwell -Arteta dropped to centre midfield and Cahill played off Beckford. Anichebe looked much more comfortable running from outside inwards than he did with his back to goal in the first half. The introduction of Cahill caused uncertainty in City`s defence. It was noted in Friday`s preview that if we where to get a result crosses into City`s box would be a likely route. The Blues have made more successful crosses (173) than any other team in the divison. The Blues couldn`t get far enough up the pitch in the first half leading to crosses often being pinged from poor positions and easily dealt with - success rate just 20%.... with our best aerial exponent back in the side and City rocking, the Blues smelt blood with crossing accuracy rising to 36% and deliveries pinged in from left and right in quick succession.
Firstly, Arteta swung in a cross from the right which was headed in by Distin and shortly after following great work from Heitinga, a chipped ball in from Neville led to Osman, the shortest man on the field amazingly leaping above the Kompany, the tallest man on the field to head into Hart`s net. This was a truly superb effort from a great player who has revitalised our season and a header the watching Duncan Ferguson would have been proud of.
Conclusion
A really exciting game this one with City`s passing display in the first half matched by Everton`s spirit and endeavour after the break. A massive second half fightback led by the much maligned Anichebe and talisman Cahill gave the Blues the impetus to fightback what had seemed a lost cause at half time. City are a top side but we again showed that on our day we are a match for anyone in this division.
Read more: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.everton.vitalfootball.co.uk/matchrep.asp?a=241303#ixzz1Lqw9HKfl" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.everton.vitalfootball.co.uk/ ... z1Lqw9HKfl</a>
Vital Everton Executioner's Verdict: Man City
The ultimate game of two halves witnessed a rampant Everton overcome a first half chasing from Manchester City to emerge as winners in a classic game at Goodison Park
Line-ups
The Blues made one change in personnel from last week atWigan, with Heitinga coming in for Cahill. The Blues lined up 4-2-3-1 with Rodwell starting on the right of the 3 attacking midfielders with Osman central and Arteta right, although these interchanged as the half progressed. City started in a similar setup with Vieira coming in for Barry and Milner replacing Johnson on the right with Dzeko fronting the attack.
Silva show runs Blues ragged
Silva is City`s creator in chief, and for the first 45 minutes he ran the Blues ragged. Hibbert is an adequate performer when tasked with a winger who runs at him such as Adam Johnson, but tasked with a player like Silva who floats from one side to the next he struggles. One minute the Spaniard was bamboozling Hibbert on the left to fire just past Howard, the next he was finding pockets of space down the right to setup Yaya Toure for the games opening goal, albeit following a poor error of judgement from Distin. The Blues simply couldn`t live with him, with Neville and Heitinga, the two anchor men tasked with patrolling the space between the lines, left redundant to his superior movement.
Mancini had done his homework on the Blues left side with Milner preferred to Johnson specifically to track Baines as shown by the below interceptions chart for City - notice the massive cluster all down our left side.
Second Half turnaround
The second half witnessed David Moyes make several key changes to the Blues setup. Firstly he withdrew Hibbert - Neville reverted to fullback, Rodwell took Neville`s anchor role but with more of a licence to get forward and Anichebe dropped to the right of the attacking mids and Beckford spearheading the attack. With the left side shut off, the Blues focused attacks down the right.
As mentioned above, City`s first half dominance was inspired by their diminutive Silva. In the second period the playmaker made 0 passes into our18 yardbox in comparison to 4 and 1 assist in the first half. The introduction of Beckford, a striker with real pace led City`s defence to drop deep, meaning the gap between their defence and Silva in particular grew as the second half progressed, leaving the Spaniard playmaker increasingly isolated as the half went on.
Mancini long ball claim
Roberto Mancini`s rather bitter post match comments referenced Everton`s 'long ball` game in the second period.
In the period Everton took control with the 2 goals (60-75mins) we recorded our lowest pass completion figure, but we registered more passes overall into City`s final third during this time than any other in the game. The only period in the game where our passing completion was better than City`s was in the 75-90min period (65% v 64%) when City themselves where playing more direct chasing the goal that would get them back in the contest. This shows us that the more desperate both teams got when looking for the goals, the more killer passes they attempted, which can often lead to pass completion % going down.
With the game edging towards the Blues, Moyes made his second key change, bringing on Cahill for Rodwell -Arteta dropped to centre midfield and Cahill played off Beckford. Anichebe looked much more comfortable running from outside inwards than he did with his back to goal in the first half. The introduction of Cahill caused uncertainty in City`s defence. It was noted in Friday`s preview that if we where to get a result crosses into City`s box would be a likely route. The Blues have made more successful crosses (173) than any other team in the divison. The Blues couldn`t get far enough up the pitch in the first half leading to crosses often being pinged from poor positions and easily dealt with - success rate just 20%.... with our best aerial exponent back in the side and City rocking, the Blues smelt blood with crossing accuracy rising to 36% and deliveries pinged in from left and right in quick succession.
Firstly, Arteta swung in a cross from the right which was headed in by Distin and shortly after following great work from Heitinga, a chipped ball in from Neville led to Osman, the shortest man on the field amazingly leaping above the Kompany, the tallest man on the field to head into Hart`s net. This was a truly superb effort from a great player who has revitalised our season and a header the watching Duncan Ferguson would have been proud of.
Conclusion
A really exciting game this one with City`s passing display in the first half matched by Everton`s spirit and endeavour after the break. A massive second half fightback led by the much maligned Anichebe and talisman Cahill gave the Blues the impetus to fightback what had seemed a lost cause at half time. City are a top side but we again showed that on our day we are a match for anyone in this division.
Read more: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.everton.vitalfootball.co.uk/matchrep.asp?a=241303#ixzz1Lqw9HKfl" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.everton.vitalfootball.co.uk/ ... z1Lqw9HKfl</a>
shackattack
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We have no players at the level of yours and only two are even near it. Arteta and cahill could do a job for you but neither would play on a regular basis. The fact that we can actually compete at premiership level is a miracle given our funding. As for the stadium least said the better. But we go because we were born into it and cannot change this. We can choose not to go but clubs are based on the blind faith of its fanbase. Only at everton can you have a board who have invested so little in their club. We can no more support our red neighbours than you could yours
LongsightM13
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The author of that vital Everton report (probably the most clued-up analysis of the game I've read anywhere) and the always honest shackattack are much more like the decent Evertonians I know personally, or the fans we were chatting with in the Thomas Frost Wetherspoons in Walton Road before the game, than some of the foaming, cliche-spouting freaks who come on here banging on about 'istree, dignitee, can't buy team spirit' etc, ad nauseum.