chicagoblue

That Dutch  defender for them is immense. Reminds me of a young Vidic. 

This is going to get worse as the season come to a close.  Thin squad, same players playing the same high energy game, never use subs.  Everyone already looks worn out.

Exactly what we need, another game added to the fixture list 

Another big save after the worst bit if defending I've seen from branthwaite

Andre fkn Gomes ladies and gentlemen

Andre fkn Gomes ladies and gentlemen

Andre fkn Gomes ladies and gentlemen

Andre fkn Gomes ladies and gentlemen

A 0-0 draw would be a result here tbh. Villa are a good team and they are a team full of goals.

Genuinely torn about whether I'd take a 0-0 and no carnage or us finishing with seven men and we get to put the likes of Tielemans, Douglas Luiz and whoever else fancies it out for the season. 
Luiz has been running round all afternoon looking like Drake from Wish, someone that certainly blows himself kisses in the morning when he wakes up. 
Games gone soft.

Great finish though shame DCL couldn’t have replicated it 

Including their passing, which is crisp, accurate.  We’ve already made at least 4 poor passes, badly weighted, losing potential opportunities moving forward.

No composure, panicking and rushing things.

Never a foul that ffs 

Douc as rusty as a bucket of nails  left in the rain 

It’s almost as if Villa are a much better team than us.

Not at all. He's trying to get out for the offside line and held back 

In a Sky News article: "But after Craig Pawson, the VAR, reviewed the images which showed Calvert-Lewin clipping Clyne's shin with his studs, Kavanagh was summoned to the monitor. After re-watching the incident multiple times, including in slow motion, a red card was issued. Everton have since appealed the decision."
Yahoo Sports claims Salisbury was the VAR referee.

Shields Gazette: "Referee Craig Pawson was involved in a controversial VAR decision during Everton's FA Cup match against Crystal Palace - just two days before he'll officiate Sunderland's huge fixture against Newcastle. Pawson was the VAR official who recommended that on-field referee Chris Kavanagh visited the pitchside monitor after a tackle from Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, before the player was shown a straight red card in the 79th minute."

The Sportsmole: "Everton have lodged an appeal against the red card received by Dominic Calvert-Lewin in the club's FA Cup third round tie with Crystal Palace on Thursday. The striker was sent off with just over 10 minutes remaining of the 0-0 draw at Selhurst Park, following a VAR review recommended by Craig Pawson."
Total confusion reigns. Is this genuine misinformation or deliberate obfuscation?

PS - Just to add to the confusion, it seems that Yahoo Sports has now edited out the name 'Michael Salisbury' from the article I read not 30 minutes ago.

I don't think this is anything to do with Kavanagh,he did not even give a foul,  its 100% Pawson.

Seamus should have blown his nose before that interview.
pundits all agree it’s not a red.
The agenda really does seem to exist against us by the FA PL.
I really hope we smash them in the replay, Hughes in particular was a piece of shit mouthing off to Dom.

Clyne rolled like three times.  Thought he was Neymar.

I don’t feel the same panic as I use to after going down to a red - with this team I’m actually calm and believe we can still get something out of this.
I have also just ripped half a joint but I don’t think that is relevant…

If Doms was a red that was a Pk on Beto 

Horrible game. Pathetic red card. 

Good save joao