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Everton (A) - 5th Nov - Pre-match Thread

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Dames

Dames

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4 hours ago, fuchsntf said:

Lampard is at the start of his career..

Everton are just as good as all of us  ´also rans ´

 

Keep putting down  & throwing disdain towards the league & other teams becoming tiresome…

70yrs of those who think there was somehow a period of golden seasons to compare…twaddle

 

Though your last sentence I agree with,it is now the time to push forward,we need

a big confidence push to attack post World Cup..

 

 

I still think man for man we are a better team than Everton. They aren’t as good as us at this minute in time not in terms of true quality. Obviously form plays a part but on our day we would beat these 7 times out of 10. 


This also applies to a lot of teams in the league too, we are in the middle of a period where not many Premier League teams are that good. 
 

As much as I am Rodgers out he is also a better manager than Lampard and he should not be getting out done tactically by a manager that is early in his career. 

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J. James

J. James

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1 hour ago, STEVIE B said:

Everton are very vanilla. Don't concede many, don't score many. 0-0 ? 

True, they are flakey, but if we turn up with our tutti frutti attack and dont concede from a cornet we may get a very late winner in the... Say... 99th minute. 😐

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francis39

francis39

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4 hours ago, Dames said:

I still think man for man we are a better team than Everton. They aren’t as good as us at this minute in time not in terms of true quality. Obviously form plays a part but on our day we would beat these 7 times out of 10. 


This also applies to a lot of teams in the league too, we are in the middle of a period where not many Premier League teams are that good. 
 

As much as I am Rodgers out he is also a better manager than Lampard and he should not be getting out done tactically by a manager that is early in his career. 

dont forget we are playing away from home

STEVIE B

STEVIE B

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35 minutes ago, J. James said:

True, they are flakey, but if we turn up with our tutti frutti attack and dont concede from a cornet we may get a very late winner in the... Say... 99th minute. 😐

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I think we play West Ham the following week :ph34r:

filbertway

filbertway

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I was reading their forum and they said they're surprised how safety first Lampard has been this season. They also don't understand how they're not creating/scoring more from set pieces given that they're full of giants now.

 

A lot of people are doing a sky sports and treating Everton as an easy target despite that no longer being the case. Sounds like they're quite blunt up top, but definitely shored up at the back. Sounds like we're going to be part of a game that bores the viewers to tears again this weekend :D

 

 

 

gurru991

gurru991

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Everton have improved their defence this season but have struggled to score goals even though they signed Maupay & Calvert-Lewin is fit.

The bookies have them as favourites but I feel that is down to home advantage.  I expect a close game that we will need to be at our best to win. What line up BR comes up with is anyones guess but I don't think I'll be betting on this one.

Guest Col city fan

Guest Col city fan

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6 hours ago, gurru991 said:

Everton have improved their defence this season but have struggled to score goals even though they signed Maupay & Calvert-Lewin is fit.

The bookies have them as favourites but I feel that is down to home advantage.  I expect a close game that we will need to be at our best to win. What line up BR comes up with is anyones guess but I don't think I'll be betting on this one.

The signings of Coady and Tarkowski have made a massive difference to their defence. I remember someone on here likened Coady to Verstergaard. Yet another ridiculous post there.

I have no idea why Wolves let Coady go and IF we could have signed Tarkowski, we should have done. 
Going forward is where they are weak but I’m assuming Calvert-Lewin will play. 
Tough game coming up but definitely one we can win 

jim5000

jim5000

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I can't see how we don't win this one. The Man City result aside, we are back in form, and even that match was a good performance. Rodgers has Lampards number, we tonked Chelsea when he was in charge of those, and Everton will be setup to defend. Over 90 minutes our superior attacking play combined with a refound defensive solidity should deliver the result needed.

 

Our only risk is if Evans is back fit and gets put back in the side....

sacreblueits442

sacreblueits442

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2 hours ago, Col city fan said:

The signings of Coady and Tarkowski have made a massive difference to their defence. I remember someone on here likened Coady to Verstergaard. Yet another ridiculous post there.

I have no idea why Wolves let Coady go and IF we could have signed Tarkowski, we should have done. 
Going forward is where they are weak but I’m assuming Calvert-Lewin will play. 
Tough game coming up but definitely one we can win 

...the rumours coming from Burnley were that he was not having a good season and we obviously were not looking to pick him up with Fofana still here!!!

Now that Faes is in our team, we have a  leader for the team, and to all intents and purposes, Ben Mee was the standout defender in the Burnley backline.

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Paninistickers

Paninistickers

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17 hours ago, coolhandfox said:

Would take a draw.

Me too..

 

I find Everton games the .most dreaded but also the most intriguing. You can never, ever call them. Both sides have wildly varying form each season ...we edge it on ability perhaps but they have the muscle. 

 

As someone earlier said, I fully expect Richarlason to score! 🤣

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taupe

taupe

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7 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

The one team I have a very irrational reaction to when we lose to them. 

We all have them. To be irrational is to be human :)

 

I used to dislike Everton as they just seemed a niggly, ugly side that only managed to shithouse wins. Now, I can't summon up that same feeling for them. These days, my attitude towards them is probably best described as 'meh'

 

I'm still in my negative phase and can't see us winning this one. No corner has been turned for me. We've shown renewed spirit, improved defensive unity and there are signs... but I'm not confident we can maintain that trajectory. My fear is that we have a manager that'll want us to run (doing his run) before we're stable on our feet and the confidence that has been building will be torn away, i.e. we'll fold again.

 

It might 'only' be Everton but I'd still be cautious. Not Man City levels cautious (that's not necessary) but neither would I be looking to implement 'death by football '

 

Vazman

Vazman

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Let's just go down there, and have an enjoyable, comfortable win, and experience, to show we have improved, and push us the table, we should be going all out for a win, we are more than capable.

Aus Fox

Aus Fox

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Put it this way, I’ve heard a lot of Everton fans and people in the media say that Everton are back and what a good start to the season Frank has had.

On the flip side, we’ve had a shocking start to the season. If we beat them this weekend we’re level on points with them.

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fuchsntf

fuchsntf

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On 01/11/2022 at 09:57, Dames said:

I still think man for man we are a better team than Everton. They aren’t as good as us at this minute in time not in terms of true quality. Obviously form plays a part but on our day we would beat these 7 times out of 10. 


This also applies to a lot of teams in the league too, we are in the middle of a period where not many Premier League teams are that good. 
 

As much as I am Rodgers out he is also a better manager than Lampard and he should not be getting out done tactically by a manager that is early in his career. 

I have seen all 20 teams,IMO I have seen them all play good football,but also have very average moments.

That's Football..over analysing often leads to false judgment..

 

Lampard maybe new,but doesn't mean,

Like any newbie,he can't /shouldn't have the upper hand over experienced

Managers..but often a game is not about the manager...It's the teams on the day. In football I keep saying the word should leads to false entitlement.

 

Dan

Dan

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7 hours ago, CosbehFox said:

The one team I have a very irrational reaction to when we lose to them. 
 

It will be 0-0 I think 

I was thinking 0-0 as well. I'm in some prediction league where you have to pick one of the games in the top four leagues to end 0-0 and I'm thinking this.

Lambert09

Lambert09

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I expect this game week to be the start of the ‘protect yourself’ attitudes from world cup players. 

 

It will be on all internationals minds that a small injury here will keep them out of the world cup. 

 

Shame everton have no internationals 😂

 

Hope big dan doesn’t start pulling out of challenges 

 

 

Dames

Dames

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Just now, Lambert09 said:

I expect this game week to be the start of the ‘protect yourself’ attitudes from world cup players. 

 

It will be on all internationals minds that a small injury here will keep them out of the world cup. 

 

Shame everton have no internationals 😂

 

Hope big dan doesn’t start pulling out of challenges 

 

 

For the nailed-on starters maybe but those on the fringes in with a last-minute shout will be desperate to impress and we certainly have a few of those. 

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