Other Games 22/23

[Rosco 759]

24 minutes ago, Blastronaut said:

 

Has it even been a few years? Could swear it's been less than two years since Howe/Celtic polava, and even less since the Newcastle takeover and Bruce sacking.

 

What you on about........all I've said is a CL spot would put us well ahead of schedule

[Blastronaut 1333]

31 minutes ago, Rosco said:

What you on about........all I've said is a CL spot would put us well ahead of schedule

 

Ah shit, I misread that. Think I must've taken "puts us a few years into the project" as "we're only a few years into the project".

 

My bad, I'm somewhat broken after a chaotic week. As you were.

[toonotl 2979]

Frustrating that ManC failed to do us a favour. They were pretty terrible throughout. Haaland barely had a kick. And the less said about the goal the better. Arsenal will have to seriously bottle it to lose the title because ManC right now are nothing compared to previous seasons.

[Rosco 759]

Just think those 6 points dropped against Palace/Leeds/West Ham would have us 4 points behind Arsenal if you include 2 further points from the Palace home game, at least a point at Liverpool and we're a point behind them

[The Fish 10857]

On 04/02/2023 at 13:57, Howmanheyman said:

Dyche has definitely blocked the odd toilet in his time. Probably a good appointment for them.

One gravelly swallow does not a summer make. 

 

They did get the ball into the box a lot more than they have recently, but Arsenal were terrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrible.

 

Worst game for them in terms of good chances created (0.9) and permitted (1.7) since Leeds. That's despite having 70% possession, more than every fixture other than Fulham. They still kept the ball well, still created opportunities to score, but they just had one of those days where nothing came off. 

 

Everton attempted 298 passes, less than against everyone else bar Man City, and their completion rate was 67.8%, lowest of the season. Only once have they attempted and completed more Long Balls. Still pretty passive.  They didn't perform much better than they have done under Lampard. 

Edited February 6, 2023 by The Fish

[Ayatollah Hermione 13866]

They were definitely better than I’ve seen them in a while on Saturday like. Just from an application standpoint if nothing else

[The Fish 10857]

8 minutes ago, Ayatollah Hermione said:

They were definitely better than I’ve seen them in a while on Saturday like. Just from an application standpoint if nothing else

Oh aye, they definitely seemed up for it. I just don't think they did anything in that game that they've not done in others. It just worked against an Arsenal team who were way off their game. 

[Howmanheyman 33196]

43 minutes ago, The Fish said:

One gravelly swallow does not a summer make. 

 

They did get the ball into the box a lot more than they have recently, but Arsenal were terrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrible.

 

Worst game for them in terms of good chances created (0.9) and permitted (1.7) since Leeds. That's despite having 70% possession, more than every fixture other than Fulham. They still kept the ball well, still created opportunities to score, but they just had one of those days where nothing came off. 

 

Everton attempted 298 passes, less than against everyone else bar Man City, and their completion rate was 67.8%, lowest of the season. Only once have they attempted and completed more Long Balls. Still pretty passive.  They didn't perform much better than they have done under Lampard. 

 

Better twisting with Dyche than sticking with Lampard from an Everton POV unless you think he's the long term answer and I'm not really sure the evidence of his career to date points to that despite the early arse licking he got every other week especially at Chelsea early doors .

[The Fish 10857]

Just now, Howmanheyman said:

 

Better twisting with Dyche than sticking with Lampard from an Everton POV unless you think he's the long term answer and I'm not really sure the evidence of his career to date points to that despite the early arse licking he got every other week especially at Chelsea early doors .

 

With Lampard they were all but down, Dyche has enough about him to give them a chance. Dyche has never managed a side with with this level of expectation, he's never got the kind of points return that they need, and I don't say this lightly, fuck Everton.

[toonotl 2979]

1-0 Leeds. Tonight would be a lovely time for ManU form to begin taking a nosedive. 

[Dr Gloom 21921]

3 minutes ago, toonotl said:

1-0 Leeds. Tonight would be a lovely time for ManU form to begin taking a nosedive. 

[strawb 4251]

No Casemiro and they are bang average 

[PaddockLad 17257]

ALL FUCKIN LEEDS AREN’T WE? 😃

[wykikitoon 20139]

That garnacho is a diving cunt

[Isegrim 9775]

4 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

That garnacho is a diving cunt

Are we going to sign him?

Edited February 8, 2023 by Isegrim

[Gemmill 44872]

How the fuck is Martinez getting away with that? They're not checking it or anything. Blatantly putting his studs in Bamford's face. 

 

A second Leeds goal followed by relentless knee height tackles will do me for the second half. 

[toonotl 2979]

This ref man. Why doesn't he just put a red shirt on?

[toonotl 2979]

2-0 Leeds.

[Gemmill 44872]

Let the knee height tackles commence. 

[Chaser 1207]

GTFI

[Dr Gloom 21921]

1 minute ago, toonotl said:

2-0 Leeds.

[Isegrim 9775]

I could watch it but have to stick to watching the FA cup and Mitro not to jinx it.

[Howmanheyman 33196]

1 minute ago, Isegrim said:

I could watch it but have to stick to watching the FA cup and Mitro not to jinx it.

 

I'm a bit like that when I watch Sunderland, they win more than normal but luckily I hardly ever watch them so it doesn't really matter. 

[Dr Gloom 21921]

Nice goal by the mackems tbf

[wykikitoon 20139]

Weghorst BTW LOLS