Thank god for that.
The thing that really irks is that Everton would probably still be 0-0 against Arsenal if they played like Boro and countless other teams have played against us. Watford wouldn't be 4 down against City. It's anti-football but it works, and not just against us.
Our pace is all wrong; it's like we're too patient and think we have a year to play this game. Mignolet is showing more urgency than any of our outfield players. We really need to build on this goal and come out and bury them early in the second half and get this over with ASAP.
Too true pal.Thank god for that.
The thing that really irks is that Everton would probably still be 0-0 against Arsenal if they played like Boro and countless other teams have played against us. Watford wouldn't be 4 down against City. It's anti-football but it works, and not just against us.
Yes, too many players have their backs to goal, too many are not looking as they pass, and when a Boro attack breaks down Ming needs to throw it or kick it rather than start another movement from the back - when a team camps in front of their own area, don't give them time to get back when they do venture into our half.
They don't want to win the game. Their fans don't want them to win the game & most of their players won't either.Everton are utter, gutless tools. Saw Sanchez's goal, the entire Everton team just stopped and he almost walked into goal.
Hope his second half is just as bad 😀And Wijnaldum has chosen a great day to have the worst game of his career.
If I understand correctly, if Arsenal result stays the same, even a draw would be enough for us? I'd much much rather we just went and got a second and put this to bed right now.