JohnDTraynor

A player for the future? Apparently, Arsenal's interest in him has waned.

If he does'nt play his best eleven i will be very disappointed, professionally trained and super fit athletes should be able to play 3 hrs of football a week ffs.

My boss never ever gave me time off to rest because he thought i was working too hard.

Do people pay money to watch you do your job? Do people follow your progress throughout ten months hoping you'll do well, apart from your immediate family?

I wonder how many younger players will get a game - there's a vital league game aginst Arsenal three days later, so several players will need to be rested. Certainly, I'd be surprised to see Cahill, Osman, Pienaaar and Neville playing.

He was going to get booked some time - at least now only one game is a league match.

If he got booked later he would have missed two league games.

He used to play for a Chilean team called Club Deportivo O'Higgins, which is the best name ever for a football team.

Bah!

Why couldn't it be Kettering at home?

Really rubbish.

No, what hould have happened is Everton should have allowed an equaliser, got Fallaini on and booked, and then he would have missed Hull and Macclesfield replay.

My favourite LP is Tago Mago. It redefined how rock music should sound. Damo Suzuki was on tour recently. Did anyone see him?

Latest pitch news

http://www.mtfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,1...1505737,00.html

Not entirely positive

Now have the second best away record and the worst home record in the Premier League, and in sixth place with a negative goal difference, and the nearest challengers to sixth are Hull, Fulham and Wigan. Strange season.

Bye bye Terry

Go have a mince pie!

Results went our way this afternoon....still seventh .

If Man City can lose, and maybe Villa too, then just five points off a champions league place

Carsley

That well-known bastion of truth, News Of The World, says that Everton will try to sign Owen in January

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/sport/article30601.ece

football365 has described the transfer as the most desperate of the summer in their summer transfers awards

http://www.football365.com/story/0,17033,8...4085375,00.html

Gone: Gravesen, Fernandes, Johnson, Carsley and Wessels

In: Nash, Jacobsen, Fallaini, Castillo, Saha

So, an increase in quality (just) but the arithmetic is 5 - 5 = 0 increase in numbers.

Injuries will still stretch the squad.

Are they going cycling?

The defeats for Man. City and Portsmouth mean Everton climb two places in the league

I think this subforum should be archived and closed because it serves no purpose.

We might as well have a forum about what coulour aliens will be when they land their spaceship in Stanley Park.

No-one is coming. The players don't exist, just like UFOs.

So, in midfield, there's a 17-year-old debutant, a left back and a central defender, and the knock on effect of this is that the third-choice left-back is playing at left-back. And the bench is full of youngsters who, suddenly, all at the same time, are good enough for the first team.

My reply on 606: "As an Everton fan, I think Lawro's prediction for Everton is pessimistic. Obviously, Everton do need to buy, but remember that last season Cahill and Arteta were missing quite a lot, and Fernandes took time to settle and Everton were still fifth. Cahill, Fernandes and Arteta are raring to go now and some of the younger players will make their mark, particularly Vaughan and Rodwell."

"I think that if Everton finish in the top 10 this coming season they will have done very well."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/e...rem/7540723.stm

Pessimistic, but I can see why he says it

Well that's fine but he should be playing for Everton not taking part in an amateur competition.

Fulham? Who do they think they are? Chelsea?

Rubbish.

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