Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:12 pmWhatever bluenose!
KOP-1892 wrote:Whatever bluenose!
cant believe you lot. im a red who actually attends the games and voices my opinion and you lot just give me hassle
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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:12 pmPosted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:14 pmcant believe you lot. im a red who actually attends the games and voices my opinion and you lot just give me hassle
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:24 pmI saw fair play to Everton and I also think that David Moyes has proven to be the best up and coming young British manager around.
I used to be a big fan of Martin O' Neill, but Moyes is achieving even more in the league than O' Neill ever did with roughly a similar level of player.
However, I honestly and objectively believe that it will come unstuck for Everton. No trophies (nor CL places) are handed out in December and there is still more than 50% of games to be played.
Everton are playing out of their skins. They are extremely well organised and defend excellently, but David Moyes has admitted himself that they have been lucky with injuries. If they lost Thomas Graveson and Alan Stubbs to injury, just 2 players, they would be in serious trouble.
Even if they stay injury free, they cannot maintain the pace with the players they have. It is an impossibility. Against Liverpool Everton players were chasing and harassing the player in possession from 0-90 minutes. They have been doing that against everybody this year. Sooner rather than later exhaustion will kick in and a few players might quickly lose confidence if a few results go their way.
I still think we'll finish above them, and I think Man UTD and Boro will also surpass them, and maybe even Newcastle.
The second half of the seaosn always sorts the men from the boys, and this season will be no different.
I used to be a big fan of Martin O' Neill, but Moyes is achieving even more in the league than O' Neill ever did with roughly a similar level of player.
However, I honestly and objectively believe that it will come unstuck for Everton. No trophies (nor CL places) are handed out in December and there is still more than 50% of games to be played.
Everton are playing out of their skins. They are extremely well organised and defend excellently, but David Moyes has admitted himself that they have been lucky with injuries. If they lost Thomas Graveson and Alan Stubbs to injury, just 2 players, they would be in serious trouble.
Even if they stay injury free, they cannot maintain the pace with the players they have. It is an impossibility. Against Liverpool Everton players were chasing and harassing the player in possession from 0-90 minutes. They have been doing that against everybody this year. Sooner rather than later exhaustion will kick in and a few players might quickly lose confidence if a few results go their way.
I still think we'll finish above them, and I think Man UTD and Boro will also surpass them, and maybe even Newcastle.
The second half of the seaosn always sorts the men from the boys, and this season will be no different.
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 11:43 pmwe best hope we play half decent the second half of the season, cos i think we might be more than 30 points off arsenal
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 1:39 amdapioneer wrote:we best hope we play half decent the second half of the season, cos i think we might be more than 30 points off arsenal
30 points? No, Arsenal are no where near in the form they were last year, step-by-step we will get closer to them. Look at Man Utd, they've had their fair share of injuries and went through a bad run of games but they are getting the job done as they've been talking much less now.
We can do the same.
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 1:46 ami dont think our league position does us justice, the amount of injuries we have had
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 1:52 amIn an earlier post you said you were disgruntled and how sh*te we are. Now you say our league position doesnt do us justice? 
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 1:56 amdapioneer wrote:i dont think our league position does us justice, the amount of injuries we have had
stfu flip-flop
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 2:31 amdont get me wrong we have been ****** as well
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 3:06 amLet me spell it out for you in kind words that haven't been said yet:
"shut the f..u..c..k.. up" bluenose muppet.
"shut the f..u..c..k.. up" bluenose muppet.