Everton Thread - 2022/23

[West Yorks Owl]

I watched the last 20 mins switching over from the Newcastle/Leeds game and I agree there was a the lack of urgency until Foden came on.
Everton (and anybody else in the same situation) is always going to play like they did, defend in numbers, slow the game down, throw in some dark arts, why wouldn't you? They are never going to go toe to toe with you.

How many times did Haaland touch the ball?

 

[Blue Mist]

I hope you cheating wankers get relegated, your ground burns down and when you look the insurance lapsed last week. Oh and the contractor on your new cess pit goes bust.

 

[Looby blue]

Imagine if Peter Walton had reffed today's match......

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Everton fans were very quiet today for the most part. I got the feeling they are just sick of it all. Can’t be much fun watching that style. Awful.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

I watched the last 20 mins switching over from the Newcastle/Leeds game and I agree there was a the lack of urgency until Foden came on.
Everton (and anybody else in the same situation) is always going to play like they did, defend in numbers, slow the game down, throw in some dark arts, why wouldn't you? They are never going to go toe to toe with you.

How many times did Haaland touch the ball?

Not as many times as the EFC defence 'touched' him!

Note: for 'touch' read 'clattered'!

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

I hope you cheating wankers get relegated, your ground burns down and when you look the insurance lapsed last week. Oh and the contractor on your new cess pit goes bust.

Now, now, bm, the first one would be ample reward for that travesty of 'football' they served up today. Burnley would show infinitely more ambition than another member of The Worldy One Shot Wonders!

I've been a fair advocate of EFC on this forum but it stops today. Time wasting beyond the 'nth' degree, sitting on the turf when we establish some momentum and getting the game stopped which, I have to say, the ref obliged all afternoon, displaying a speed of walking of the pitch when subbed that would be outpaced by any amputee on a zimmer frame. And amidst all this highly disreputable 'plan' we have a ref who exercised less control over the game than a dead fox would at a school crossing.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Imagine if Peter Walton had reffed today's match......

Could it have been a worse performance than the one we had?

 

[WestGorton]

They targeted Haaland from the off and tried to injure him in the first half. Tarkowski showed his rag inner self on numerous occasions. Their goal was a one off. More fifty shades of than Demari.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Imagine if Peter Walton had reffed today's match......

Haaland would have been sent off in the warm up.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Could it have been a worse performance than the one we had?

It would have been difficult .