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I don't know any of the players before the 90's(Alan Ball aside). If any of them are named Steve I want a half point and a bag of pork scratchings

Like how he notes the importance of good distribution, hopefully this philosophy rubs off on Howard, Jags, and Moyes.

Sorry Ten, you should have typed faster

Seaman Parlour Adams Winterbun Dixon Viera Henry Bergkamp An old keeper And someone called Barry or Steve

Think they would have everyone in Scotland(minus the Rangers fans) supporting them if they did come into the English league which would give them an unfair advantage. Win-win for them and lose-lose for English clubs; win for them getting the English money, and win for the extra fans, every game would be like a cup final for them.

Ah, forgot about them. They've been quiet this year, well since their other hero(Lucas Neill) left and took Cahills scoring boots with him

http://www.thedaisycutter.co.uk/2012/03/dear-scum-an-open-letter-to-the-sun/

Moyes has had 3/4 seasons to develop some new tactics against teams that basically come and play his brand of football. How he still has no answer to grind out a gritty game is beyond me. Moyes inspiration seems to be the spider off BraveHeart does the same thing every time hoping it will eventually work. The Daisycutter I have never been a fan of David Moyes, from his ginger locks upon his Gollum-like head to his abysmal style of football and even his irrational hatred for Manchester City following the Joleon Lescott transfer saga. Everything about him makes my blood boil but given the fact he has consistently performed wonders with Everton on a very limited budget I have never had a stick to beat him with. Last week he finally presented me with that opportunity. Following their complete surrender in the Merseyside derby with many key players rested, Moyes suddenly made yesterday’s FA cup quarter final against Sunderland a must win game. By failing to win all he did was humiliate the club and its fans in a vain attempt to give himself a slightly better chance at getting some silverware which he, thus far in his career, hasn’t won. What is he going to do next? Put out a weakened side for the next four games so his troops are fresh for the replay? That is how ridiculous the situation has become. He really has messed up this week although he probably has earned the right to make changes and do what he wants with his team but this time it has backfired big time. Finally, to top it all off, he didn’t even have the nerve to come out and do a post match interview. The Toffees yesterday missed a gilt-edged chance. Sunderland were without key players in Sassegnon, Cattermole and Richardson who should all be back for the replay and considering The Black Cats are strong at home I would fancy them to progress into the next round.

Hows Cahill got the most votes? Second half he was the worst player on the pitch. Toffee Talk for the thinking Evertonian. Not the generic kopite he scored a goal he should be MOM

Same day as the national, Liverpool pubs are in for a good day

He brought PNE up from the 3rd division to the 1st division playoffs in 4 years

I'm thinking in comparison to Shearer

I just guessed the first Brazilian team I could think of. Surprised Young isn't one of them, was about to moan about Young being rubbish and they didnt need him then remembered Valencia 18 Wigan. Ruud Van Nistelrooy PSV 18 as the other.

Reminds me of Shearer, obviously not as good but seems a similar player, a proper number 9. I'd rather have him stay central though as he makes space for Cahill, but Moyes seems to like his strikers drifting to the wings

Heitinga, would have loved him to have scored that header. Him Neville and Distin were solid today as were Fellaini and Baines. Jelavic looks useful, a poor mans number 9. Cahill finally got his goal, but is sadly not a 90 minute man anymore and should have been subbed with Coleman. Drenthes bottle went after Neville(rightly) shouted at him, he went down too easy but the ref gave him nothing all game.

Better referee and we would have won that game with ease, still should have won it anyway

That was a great save to get to Heitingas header. Jelavic to grab a winner soon

Gueye looks alot bigger, must have been on Distin's diet the last few weeks. Straq on for Drenthe, Ossie outwide

Neither should have been yellows, refs is an amateur

This is awful we're playing to their strengths, need to keep the ball down and play through the middle

Veron 28 Lazio Rio 28 Leeds Nani 15 Sporting Anderson 15 Corinthians Berba 23 Spurs Carrick 18 Spurs Hargreaves 22 Bayern Rooney 24 Everton Forlan 14 Young 20 Aston Villa

Phil Neville in the wars today, showing the Tuesday boys how its done.

McClean certified cheat the diving wanker

About time, would have been a pen if he missed as well. This Sunderland side look awful, cant even pass the ball on the floor, we should get 4 or 5 now

Since when did Fellaini start having a pop from there?