[Albion] Everton vs Brighton & Hove Albion *** Official Match Thread ***
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- Nov 15, 2006
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The guy was a good footballer, complete moron as a pundit, can’t see beyond old school clubs.“I’d be shocked if Brighton pull off a victory here".
How could a professional, paid, sports pundit say something so stupid.
He was very biased. Felt we were lucky with the penalty. No we weren’t as it was never a penalty.
Merson is a genuinely lovely bloke and has been through a lot. But he is undeniably a shit pundit. So bad it’s endearing and why I think he gets jobs.“I’d be shocked if Brighton pull off a victory here".
How could a professional, paid, sports pundit say something so stupid.
It was former evertonian, osman
- Nov 15, 2006
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Commentary was as biased as most involving us, he did change his tune as we dominated after the sending off
Kalimantan Gull
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Really interesting and really promising. Early on it felt like we were going to need a while to work RDZs tactics out of our side, felt like Steele, Dunk and van Hecke were playing RDZ style and Wieffer and Milner certainly weren't, so quite disjointed. And then we became deadly on the break, wasn't that fun! One we got the first we just started to flow.
Thought Minteh really needed to show something to justify keeping Adingra on the bench - and he did, really aggressive pressing and one hell of a turn of pace, great start. Impressed with Wieffer as well, a couple of glaring errors and some early underhit passes might stick the longest in some people's minds, but he was always looking forward, some lovely first time passes turning defence into attack, strong in the tackle, a lot to come from him I'm sure.
Awesome to have Mitoma back. Unplayable at times, and helped Hinsh out a lot in defence. He'll miss playing at Goodison.
Thought Minteh really needed to show something to justify keeping Adingra on the bench - and he did, really aggressive pressing and one hell of a turn of pace, great start. Impressed with Wieffer as well, a couple of glaring errors and some early underhit passes might stick the longest in some people's minds, but he was always looking forward, some lovely first time passes turning defence into attack, strong in the tackle, a lot to come from him I'm sure.
Awesome to have Mitoma back. Unplayable at times, and helped Hinsh out a lot in defence. He'll miss playing at Goodison.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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From BBC Sport, Dyche is going have an absolute field day with this one......
Cotton Socks
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- Feb 20, 2017
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I heard that, I wasn't sure if they were booing the person who came off or the one that was coming on as I know nothing about any other club. Seems harsh though, not the best way to motivate your team from the fans & that's without their ground being completely empty at 94 mins. Made our early leavers look great!
US Seagull
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I don't know about you guys, but I quite like the top of the league.
dejavuatbtn
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He might be better dancing, although I wouldn’t put money on it,
Last season, even playing that well, I suspect we'd have conceded. Not this season. A huge bonus if Hball involves some pragmatism in defence.
dolphins
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FH being interviewed on BBC Sussex and reassuringly he just said that Welbz had cramp.
kevo
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- Mar 8, 2008
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Because he is thick as pig sh*t, can barely speak coherently and only gets a job as a pundit because he's 'good old Merse'.“I’d be shocked if Brighton pull off a victory here".
How could a professional, paid, sports pundit say something so stupid.
Poor old Merson , he’s about as good at predicting winners at football as he was when he was suffering from his gambling habit.Paul Merson will be shocked
Merson predicts result of Everton v Brighton in relegation verdict
Paul Merson has predicted the result of Everton and Sean Dyche's clash with Brighton in a new relegation verdict.www.goodisonnews.com
London Irish
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Just leaving Stanley Park - what a strange old game that was - Wieffer and Milner were as poor in the first half as Minteh was good but a lot of big match turning moments went our way. My Everton mate who watched the game on TV abroad is seething about the non pen 
Ah well - great result but some work to do in that midfield I reckon. Please Napoli go away!
Ah well - great result but some work to do in that midfield I reckon. Please Napoli go away!
Yes. Big positive. Helped that they were down to ten but it was good to watch us adapt to circumstances as they altered throughout the game.
I thought Wieffer was really good today. Just what we need.Just leaving Stanley Park - what a strange old game that was - Wieffer and Milner were as poor in the first half as Minteh was good but a lot of big match turning moments went our way. My Everton mate who watched the game on TV abroad is seething about the non pen
Ah well - great result but some work to do in that midfield I reckon. Please Napoli go away!
HantsSeagull
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Listening to him trying to justify why it was a penalty and how lucky we were to have it overturned was just excruciating. Prick.
That pragmatism was seen from the off when Steele decided to go (relatively) long. Of course, we did (and will) play out from the back more often than not but signs are we'll mix it up a bit more.