Needs to keep starting games as long as he says he's able to, none of this "he needs a rest" unless he's been crap.
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Sorry mate, you've lost me now. I think we must be talking at cross purposes. The op asked if the game was as quick and tiring then and I answered them. You were allowed 1 sub back then and 3 now. Sorry if I'm slow on the uptake, but, I don't understand your point.No but the point was the difference between playing 90 minutes now and doing it then, so if we say he gets subbed off it’s a pretty pointless comparison.
The poster was talking about how it’s difficult to keep pressing and sprinting if you’re playing 90 minutes every week, and how it’s easier to do when you’re getting subbed on and off and so have more energy. If you talk about him being rotated and subbed off as you just did then we’re back to square one and agreeing that it is more difficult to do when you’re playing all the time.Sorry mate, you've lost me now. I think we must be talking at cross purposes. The op asked if the game was as quick and tiring then and I answered them. You were allowed 1 sub back then and 3 now. Sorry if I'm slow on the uptake, but, I don't understand your point.
Exactly go to the Old Everton Pictures forum and look at the team photos ,and i can guarantee there will be 2or3 young players who were slated when they first got in the team ,but ended up great players.Exactly. Far too many morons with no patience.
Developing young players takes time. Many years.
No, hence me pointing out they are 'guesses' and adding I was only born in the 80s.Add to that was sw blue at any of those games to witness first hand?
Needs to keep starting games as long as he says he's able to, none of this "he needs a rest" unless he's been crap.
This is true. Once in a century you get a player like Rooney. Everyone else needs time to develop. Far too much expectation for instant success.Exactly go to the Old Everton Pictures forum and look at the team photos ,and i can guarantee there will be 2or3 young players who were slated when they first got in the team ,but ended up great players.
This is true. Once in a century you get a player like Rooney. Everyone else needs time to develop. Far too much expectation for instant success.
Gordon looks like he is on a good trajectory to me. Getting games and a growing influence. I’m pretty sure his confidence will surge when he gets his first goal.
We're talking about a club that let Bobby Collins go, missed out on Kenny Dalglish, Bobby Robson, Peter Shilton - amongst others - sold Lineker for 2.8 million pieces of silver.. I'm tired of us failing all the time and having to suck it up to those bees over the park.Classic Everton that Rooney arrived at the moment we were probably at our worst in our prem history. Any earlier he would have been in with the Royle team of Kanchelskis Limpar Ferguson and might have reLly kicked us on. Any later he would have come into a team with Cahill Arteta Yakubu Pienaar and probably taken us into the top 4 a few times.
Instead he arrived exactly when we were completely rubbish and absolutely skint. So he was promptly sold.
To be fair, any later and we would have been relegated.Classic Everton that Rooney arrived at the moment we were probably at our worst in our prem history. Any earlier he would have been in with the Royle team of Kanchelskis Limpar Ferguson and might have reLly kicked us on. Any later he would have come into a team with Cahill Arteta Yakubu Pienaar and probably taken us into the top 4 a few times.
Instead he arrived exactly when we were completely rubbish and absolutely skint. So he was promptly sold.
23 appearances without a goal or big chance being created as an attacking player.
Are you not worried about his end product as an attacking player? Obviously I hope I'm wrong but when he plays I just see him as someone who fills a positiion and not someone who causes a threat.
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Agree entirely. Players like Gordon have to be given game time. They are our best route to improvement. We are developing a PL player and avoiding a transfer fee. At worst he will have a sell on value, at best he becomes a good member of the squad like DCL. Incidentally, DCL only scored one goal in his first PL season, so Gordon’s stats are not surprising.Anthony Gordon has had 368 mins in the premier league this season.
Thats 4 full games for a 20 year old player.
Playing in a very poor Everton team devoid of heart and tactics.
He just needs minutes at this point and needs to stay on the pitch like we saw with DCL.
If in 18 months we see hes not improved then fair enough.