Really I thought Jesus spent his time on the field falling over looking for fouls that were never coming his ball retention and passing were poor, Aguero while not at his best did manage to draw defenders and create in the 2nd half on his own.Can't believe no has mentioned that pep subbed the wrong striker in Jesus.
Was not clinical but was very pacy and made those defenders work unlike aguero.
Can't believe no has mentioned that pep subbed the wrong striker in Jesus.
Was not clinical but was very pacy and made those defenders work unlike aguero.
I would have to see those chances again to see how easy they were. I didn't feel how did we miss that many times tbh. It was more a case of thinking we would not get many opportunities with 10 men do we had to make most of them.One were Aguero failed to take his shot
One where silva hit the post
One where Danilo flashed the ball across the goal, palmed away by Keeper
One where Sterling blazed it over when it was easier to score
Score 1-2 of those and it's a different game
I find this strange. These comments that is. Have people been swayed subliminally by the anti Sterling press that he's now our scapegoat? Hardly put a foot right? The reason we created so many openings in the second despite being down to ten men was almost entirely due to him and his incisiveness and positivity.I agree. Took his goal well, other than that he hardly put a foot right, incredibly frustrating player
Yep, perfectly good chances there. People easily forget. Sterlings chance looked far easier than the goal he actually scored. The second half suited us better because they weren't sure how to react to being a goal up against ten men.One were Aguero failed to take his shot
One where silva hit the post
One where Danilo flashed the ball across the goal, palmed away by Keeper
One where Sterling blazed it over when it was easier to score
Score 1-2 of those and it's a different game
That's annoyed me now. Clear refereeing error. Walker looked where Everton player was and you might argue it's backing in, but it's not a yellow card offenceVideo ref/
What I enjoyed about him tonight was the fact that he drove at players and took them on. Often his final decisive ball can be lacking, but his directness certainly made them feel uneasy. That made a big difference for me.I find this strange. These comments that is. Have people been swayed subliminally by the anti Sterling press that he's now our scapegoat? Hardly put a foot right? The reason we created so many openings in the second despite being down to ten men was almost entirely due to him and his incisiveness and positivity.
Oh they did. I think Everton must practice time wasting in training. Every time they look like getting something out of a game they start it.Yep, perfectly good chances there. People easily forget. Sterlings chance looked far easier than the goal he actually scored. The second half suited us better because they weren't sure how to react to being a goal up against ten men.
I thought Bernardo played well for 10 mins just like Kinkladze