Bold Seagull
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Everton are the lowest scorers in the PL.
Everton have only won 1 game away from home all season back in October.
What could possibly go wrong?*
*answers on a postcard to:
Amex Stadium
Village Way
Falmer
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[Albion] Onto Everton then
- Thread starter Simster
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Everton are the lowest scorers in the PL.
Everton have only won 1 game away from home all season back in October.
What could possibly go wrong?*
*answers on a postcard to:
Amex Stadium
Village Way
Falmer
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- #22
I still haven't given up on a top 4 finish tbh - although we'll need to win every game (except Man City) to do that. The thing is, I thought after Forest that our squad depth would mean the end of that ambition, but it seems our back ups didn't read the memo.
According to the betting markets, we are still considerably more likely to finish in the top 4 than West Ham are to be relegated. We are 16.0 (15/1) on Betfair.
I'm not saying we'll do it but I do think there's value there. If you think we can beat Everton, then we must have a chance at Arsenal and Newcastle if most of our squad can stay fit. Win those three games and a late charge is on.
The Mole
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I was thinking the same, but Dyche is up against a different Brighton now - we have to trust in the manager
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Looking forward to RDZ naming 2 unheard of academy prospects in the starting XI and for us to go and win 7 nil!
We beat Dyche’s Burnley 2-0 under Oscar Garcia in the Championship.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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LamieRobertson
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I want another half a day before moving on to Mondays game …still in the clouds after last night
TWOCHOICEStom
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We will BATTER them
Definitely think they'll come and keep it tight. If they get hammered out of sight it's game over.
They look fragile to me. If we s ore early they could fold and it could go wolvesy.
If not I can see another million shots that don't go in frustrate-athon.
They look fragile to me. If we s ore early they could fold and it could go wolvesy.
If not I can see another million shots that don't go in frustrate-athon.
Iggle Piggle
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- Sep 3, 2010
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My prediction is that we will beat city for a what might have been in the cup final moment. Last season they drew with West Ham and were lucky to squeeze past Villa at seasons end. There is a myth that they are an unstoppable juggernaut at this time of year.
It's the slimmest of slim chances but I'm not giving up until its gone.
When we played them at Goodison they were full of bluster and intent in the first half, to little effect. Then we scored and they folded like a [insert cliché here].
End of the day, they're not very good defensively, they don't have legs in midfield and they're shot shy up front. You shouldn't the Toffeemen too sticky.
End of the day, they're not very good defensively, they don't have legs in midfield and they're shot shy up front. You shouldn't the Toffeemen too sticky.
Forest have only managed 6 points away all season (which makes the Amex 0-0 even more annoying), so it's a reasonable assumption that they'll get nothing at Chelsea or Palace.
Arsenal top the away points league, so it's reasonable to assume they will win at the city ground.
My prediction is just 3 more points for Forest - home to Southampton.
I suspect Everton will fancy getting a point or 3 at Molineaux and also home to Muff on the last day. I'll say 4 points from those 2 games.
That will make a point at the Amex well worth having, so I suspect a bus will be parked...
- Jul 7, 2003
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I feel like this could be a horrible game. Dyche sides always are. At least we know we have beaten his teams in recent years (hell, even Aaron Connolly scored against them) so the jinx probably doesn't really exist.
But they will be dull and hoof the ball at every opportunity. I was thinking last night how unusual it was to see a keeper (De Gea) drop kicking the ball these days. Except for Pickford. Everton love to go long. Calvert-Lewin has caused us problems before, in that season under Ancelotti where they won at the Amex and thought they were en route to a new dawn until James Rodriguez decided he couldn't be arsed with the cold and they fell apart as usual.
Very much hoping a De Zerbi Albion will have the keys to unlock them (much as Potter did a great job, his teams tended to struggle against the bus parkers of this world) but it's going to be a difficult one.
Then again I was bricking it about the Wolves game, so what do I know?
But they will be dull and hoof the ball at every opportunity. I was thinking last night how unusual it was to see a keeper (De Gea) drop kicking the ball these days. Except for Pickford. Everton love to go long. Calvert-Lewin has caused us problems before, in that season under Ancelotti where they won at the Amex and thought they were en route to a new dawn until James Rodriguez decided he couldn't be arsed with the cold and they fell apart as usual.
Very much hoping a De Zerbi Albion will have the keys to unlock them (much as Potter did a great job, his teams tended to struggle against the bus parkers of this world) but it's going to be a difficult one.
Then again I was bricking it about the Wolves game, so what do I know?
Mancgull
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I’d caution against any over confidence. They deserved to beat Leicester and looked like they were a decent team. Dyche will have them pumped up for this one.
We were 19/1 before last night, so I had a nibble
Nathan
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- Jan 8, 2010
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A point will be good for Everton, they have Wolves and Bournemouth, no doubt they will need to win both to stay up but they are more winnable than away to Brighton. If Everton lose, they will still need to win those other 2 games and hope results work out for them. I think they will try and hang on to a 0-0 for as long as possible, bring on Maupay with 10 minutes to go and see what happens. (Maupay gets booked for being a dick and concedes a pen.)
Anyone else wondered who Cameron Peupion was on our bench last night!
Anyone else wondered who Cameron Peupion was on the bench last night! View attachment 160506