….looking at that emoji, it’s as though you’re an Evertonian who is happy for us to get beat to prove a point.
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He looked good because he was committed, strong and quick.Even when he was supposedly being great i didnt see it. Errors galore. He cant do the basics of defending. He's not technically that good. On his day he's a pacy athlete.
I agree mate we a short of numbers, were just in a mess in minuteIn that case, who else plays? Circumstances mean that even if we wanted to let him rest and regenerate, there’s currently little flexibility in our paper thin squad.
We’ve got to be careful not to attribute this solely to COVID - it may not be the case at all - yet he himself has said he hasn’t felt like he’s in his own body.
Over compensating for your body not performing and being jaded (mental and physical fatigue) will lead to poor decision making, but right now what other options are there?
Any mitigation depends on the key question: did he refuse an available vaccine before coming down with COVID? He has my sympathy if he took the vaccine and got the virus. There is no mitigation if he refused it and got sick. Many footballers have been a disgrace during this pandemic, given the recent vaccination statistics in the Premier League. Besides societal obligations and role model realities, he had a duty to his team-mates and colleagues to do all he could to protect himself and them. I very much hope he did and he deserves every sympathy if he has been unlucky. We should be relieved the vaccination would have helped reduce the impact of the infection. The bit I don't get, though, is that if he was vaccinated and came down with this thing, it would surely have emerged that he had been jabbed. There is nothing to hide in such a case. Such a revelation would garner respect and sympathy.He was drenched after seven minutes last night. Covid is obviously a mitigating factor and he is probably exhausted.
His attitude since joining us has been superb and the fact he was one of our stronger performers last night in the second half shows the character of the man.
His decision making is off and he's making mistakes. He looks like he needs a month off, proper recovery and the fact we can't afford him that is symptomatic of the mess we're in.
He doesn't get a free ride but I admire him for trying his best. He wasn't helped by having Iwobi in front of him last night.
Came here to post at least he showed some character to try and get us back in it second half.He was drenched after seven minutes last night. Covid is obviously a mitigating factor and he is probably exhausted.
His attitude since joining us has been superb and the fact he was one of our stronger performers last night in the second half shows the character of the man.
His decision making is off and he's making mistakes. He looks like he needs a month off, proper recovery and the fact we can't afford him that is symptomatic of the mess we're in.
He doesn't get a free ride but I admire him for trying his best. He wasn't helped by having Iwobi in front of him last night.
Any mitigation depends on the key question: did he refuse an available vaccine before coming down with COVID? He has my sympathy if he took the vaccine and got the virus. There is no mitigation if he refused it and got sick. Many footballers have been a disgrace during this pandemic, given the recent vaccination statistics in the Premier League. Besides societal obligations and role model realities, he had a duty to his team-mates and colleagues to do all he could to protect himself and them. I very much hope he did and he deserves every sympathy if he has been unlucky. We should be relieved the vaccination would have helped reduce the impact of the infection. The bit I don't get, though, is that if he was vaccinated and came down with this thing, it would surely have emerged that he had been jabbed. There is nothing to hide in such a case. Such a revelation would garner respect and sympathy.
Yep this all over.A few last season were making out he's the finished article (one poster properly got a bit weird because I said he's inexperienced). Well, he's not and he's definitely having a bad second season.
Not helpful for us right now, but long term its how he reacts and learns that'll determine if he's cut out for this level.