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I think the truth is he dropped off once signed permanently.
I also don’t think it was a particularly bad tackle by Son, there are worse every match, it was just unlucky.
He was OK in his loan season because he had prime Gueye doing 2 men's work.He was good in his loan season, I'm convinced that was because he hadn't been sussed out at that stage. By then time we signed him permanently other teams had seen that he was dynamite if he was given a bit of time and space, so they started to pressurise him and he just can't hack it. He's a good player without doubt and I'm sure he would thrive in France or Spain. A good player, but, not for the premier league and not for Everton.
The worst thing about that tackle by Son, was the intent. He never intended to break his ankle, but he did intend to 'do him'. It was obvious to absolutely everybody who was there. That's why he got upset, because he'd done more damage than he'd hoped for.
The extent of injury was unlucky.I think the truth is he dropped off once signed permanently.
I also don’t think it was a particularly bad tackle by Son, there are worse every match, it was just unlucky.
I think the truth is he dropped off once signed permanently.
I also don’t think it was a particularly bad tackle by Son, there are worse every match, it was just unlucky.
ah, you have to read what I wrote with bitterness in your voice, i.e. I'm not having it, he is one of my most hated players nowYeah great get out of jail free card there - "I knew what I did on purpose was wrong so I cried, pls forgive me".
Absolutely agree...gomes had just nicked him in the face with an elbow and you could see he wanted to get him back in his face...bounce off his own player on the way in and went in higher than intended as a result.The extent of injury was unlucky.
He meant to foul him though. The ball was well out of reach when he lunged in.
I agree his form had dropped off before that, but not to the extent it then dropped after.
Just like the owner of the Turkish club the other day - he didn't actively want to punch the ref, he just wanted to spit in his face and slap him.Absolutely agree...gomes had just nicked him in the face with an elbow and you could see he wanted to get him back in his face...bounce off his own player on the way in and went in higher than intended as a result.
If you punch a man in the head, and he does, is it an acceptable defense to say you only meant to hurt him a little?
Not for this incarnation of Everton. For a silky, passing, confident and skilled Everton he'd be OK. The rate we're going he'll suit us a couple of years after he leavesHe was good in his loan season, I'm convinced that was because he hadn't been sussed out at that stage. By then time we signed him permanently other teams had seen that he was dynamite if he was given a bit of time and space, so they started to pressurise him and he just can't hack it. He's a good player without doubt and I'm sure he would thrive in France or Spain. A good player, but, not for the premier league and not for Everton.
All I will say is, compare the media reaction to Son injuring Gomes to Pickford injuring VVD
Few things better encapsulate the agendas within the media sphere
Unlucky would imply that he meant to go in and win the ball and missed.
He wasn't going for the ball. He meant to foul him and should have paid the consequences.