2022/23 Andre Gomes

[malcson]

I am in a minority that didn’t think he was that good before the injury. He had pundits fawning over his apparent silky skills and the way he glided. Never saw it myself and can’t think of a single strength he had in footballing terms.

 

[Bilko]

I think I may have seen his best performance in a blue shirt.
A 2-0 win at West Ham, he was majestic that day, wish him well

 

[TheNinja]

You're entitled to your opinion mate, but you're out on a limb.

I don't know... I'd say the majority of comments I've seen since he left back mine up.

A few seem to remember him being amazing for a brief spell on loan, but if that is their definition of amazing... Well, each to their own.

 

[Big Sams Undies]

The injury being the cause for his massive decline in form is an absolute myth.

The man was atrocious for a good while before that.

 

[brieverton]

He was good on loan. I am a harsh critic of him but wish him well in France. He needs to play regularly in a environment that suits him.

 

[Dixie1sixty]

The injury being the cause for his massive decline in form is an absolute myth.

The man was atrocious for a good while before that.

This is the absolute myth I'm afraid.

He had started that season very well and was having a big impact in our midfield.

After that though, he was undies.

 

[MACCA75]

This is the absolute myth I'm afraid.

He had started that season very well and was having a big impact in our midfield.

After that though, he was undies.

Nah he hadn’t really. The Villa away performance was one of the worst I’ve ever seen from an Everton player.

 

[Dixie1sixty]

Nah he hadn’t really. The Villa away performance was one of the worst I’ve ever seen from an Everton player.

That was one performance mate.

He was nowhere near as bad as some make out on here.

It's the same narrative of Coleman has been awful for five years that gets a regular outing as well.

 

[MikeH72]

The injury being the cause for his massive decline in form is an absolute myth.

The man was atrocious for a good while before that.

The biggest myth known to man. I’m sure that people have convinced themselves he was out for a year and not back in the first team 10 weeks later.

 

[Toff33Blues99]

Good riddance to a truly awful player. No fight and turns the speed of a tanker. He had one decent game pre injury at the hell pit and even he missed a sitter. Been responsible for some of the worst midfield display I have seen from a efc player and I have watched the likes of Claus Thomsen

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

I think I may have seen his best performance in a blue shirt.
A 2-0 win at West Ham, he was majestic that day, wish him well

Was just going to mention the west ham game
If he could play like that weekly he’d be world class

 

[GoldenToffee]

I am in a minority that didn’t think he was that good before the injury. He had pundits fawning over his apparent silky skills and the way he glided. Never saw it myself and can’t think of a single strength he had in footballing terms.

I can assure you mate you're not in the minority there lol

 

[TheNinja]

Overall - 100 Games, 2 Goals, 7 Assists and 23 Yellow Cards

Premier League - 88 Games, 1 Goal, 4 Assists and 19 Yellow Cards

On balance in the League, probably contributed to at least as many goals conceded through daft free kicks given away in dangerous positions than he contributed at the right end.

 

[Khalekan]

Good luck and best wishes to Andre

 

[Khalekan]

I think I may have seen his best performance in a blue shirt.
A 2-0 win at West Ham, he was majestic that day, wish him well

I thought his best performance for us was in the Pickford derby.

He was magnificent that day.

Like a latter day Martin Dobbo.

Little bugger Son destroyed him.