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Martinez is a moron, Barkley is at his best as first receiver which he plays for Luton. His defensive stats are also solid and an indication its not a free role

He hasn't played the same role for Luton

You mean the scouts actually do watch him week in week out? Like I said, he will embarass you in the long run, if you think he was poor today you can't be helped, and turning his performance into a competition with players he played alongside shows your agenda up.

He wasn't awful, you are just making crap up to slaughter him. He's going to embarrass you badly in the long run. Gueye played well, Onana played well, especially a superb tackle on Rice after gana gave the ball away

Yeah because we can't praise someone with having a go at someone else (who also played really well today), the hate for Onana is incredibly weird. They facilitated each other

Set piece specialist and all round evertonian, don't know how he's running round in his joggers in that heat though

Could probably do with the season not stopping, looks like he is back to something like his best

Played well, will be picked out for imaginary failings by the usual weird gammons

LOL at Gabriel hurting himself by elbowing a player and launching himself on the deck

Friend of a friend had a young boy terminally ill in the area, spoke of the visits and work with the local community Dunc did with the lad and others in the most glowing of tones. He's a top man.

Excuses and reasons are different things mate, looking for answers with an open mind is the right approach

I love a bit of Sean bean

I've only seen the movie to be honest, bought the comics aswell which I'll get into at some point.

Keanes an odd case as he's no physical coward, wins plenty of confrontations, just has no concentration or leadership skills. No surprise his best run came in a back four of CBs without crowds and with Mina to bark the orders

His dedicated bullying of havertz was glorious, telling pep to go f himself was another great sight

That movie summed up the terrifying reality of capitalism in its modern guise. The only revolution left is complete oblivion

Mina was a class player, injuries are his only issue. I'm pro-dyche but playing keane for so long was an error. Mina's leadership in the Bournemouth game was a key factor that day

In its current guise it doesn't help, i think if the football authorities actually did want a competitive game and cared about football throughout its entire structure then they are about 15 years too late, feels like the horse bolted

Not with such a level of wealth disparity it hasn't.

Come on now mate!