Bob Elstone
Player Valuation: £35m
His misses against palace n villa have cost us points.
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"I just need to continue doing what I'm doing" - That's fine to despair over as he does need to start contributing more to his goals and assists.
"I just need to continue doing what I'm doing and start adding goals" - You can't despair over this quote as he's being honest and confirming what we all say on here.
I'm not taking it as a personal attack I just find it grating when people can't quote properly.
His actual quotes just to help you out in future:
“I just think I've got to keep doing what I've been doing, keep playing my own game, stay in my own lane and if I can keep doing that, doing well in training and continue fitting into the system,” he told the ECHO.
“Consistency, consistently performing well and doing the things I was doing last season: holding the ball up, stretching teams and playing my natural game which suits the way we play. I'm sure he wants me to add more goals to my game, as I do, and he's picked certain details out to help me do that and I'm sure as we start creating more at the top of the pitch, it will start to happen.”
Would take a prime chebinator over him right now, just for his turf beating abilities aloneAnichebe was better
Anichebe was better
Ha your like Dom, doing the same thing again and hoping for a different result. I read it on the first run. Posting it again isnt going to change my take home. Its amazing how different people can take different points out of an article. One fan can be lifted by it and add to their patience others will be disappointed in general by the point he makes.
I read that and i think, 1) He thinks hes cutting muster and his overall performance will be tolerated without a return of goals, i dont without a 1 in 2 avearage hes on borrowed time. 2) He assumes the manager wants him to score more goals, that doesnt indicate that there is a concrete discussion or clear development pathway between both to add that aspect to his game, he needs an intense programme of coaching on his finishing and psychological support around his decision making and composure in my opinion 3) He thinks its a lack of chances being created by others why he isnt hitting the onion bag, not for me. He has consistently missed some sitters. Not only that but even more difficult chances in the first phase he needs to be working the keeper more to maximize an opportunity on the second phase.
All these things lead me to think, he thinks hes doing grand at the mo and somehow it will fall for him eventually, he needs to acknowledge that what he is doing at the moment, wont be good enough for Everton in the long term and do something in his development radically different to give him a chance. He is one managerial change away from not being an Everton player or left in an abyss out of the team, he happens to have a manager at the moment who believes in him, that wont always be the case unless he improves his finishing and begins to cultivate and improve his game by doing something vastly different and improves his finishing. Deep down i think everyone knows this.
How long do we have to wait to see him scoring goals and helping us win games?
The club have thought: "Let's keep faith. It'll save some money and if he does click into gear we have a kid who's marketable and we can fetch a good price for him".
As said yesterday: if I was someone who'd been punted by Everton (a Chris Long or whatever) I'd be thinking "maybe I wasn't good enough for Everton, but FFS I'd like to have been given half the chances DCL had to prove I wasn't".
There has been a major failure to quality assess that lad all th way through his time here. He always looked the part more than was the part. And I think that commercial consideration was uppermost in handing him loads of game time.
Well no more. We need substance not a holgram; a player with heart and not a mannequin with no heart for the battle.
The club have thought: "Let's keep faith. It'll save some money and if he does click into gear we have a kid who's marketable and we can fetch a good price for him".
As said yesterday: if I was someone who'd been punted by Everton (a Chris Long or whatever) I'd be thinking "maybe I wasn't good enough for Everton, but FFS I'd like to have been given half the chances DCL had to prove I wasn't".
There has been a major failure to quality assess that lad all th way through his time here. He always looked the part more than was the part. And I think that commercial consideration was uppermost in handing him loads of game time.
Well no more. We need substance not a holgram; a player with heart and not a mannequin with no heart for the battle.
Ha your like Dom, doing the same thing again and hoping for a different result. I read it on the first run. Posting it again isnt going to change my take home. Its amazing how different people can take different points out of an article. One fan can be lifted by it and add to their patience others will be disappointed in general by the point he makes.
I read that and i think, 1) He thinks hes cutting muster and his overall performance will be tolerated without a return of goals, i dont without a 1 in 2 avearage hes on borrowed time. 2) He assumes the manager wants him to score more goals, that doesnt indicate that there is a concrete discussion or clear development pathway between both to add that aspect to his game, he needs an intense programme of coaching on his finishing and psychological support around his decision making and composure in my opinion 3) He thinks its a lack of chances being created by others why he isnt hitting the onion bag, not for me. He has consistently missed some sitters. Not only that but even more difficult chances in the first phase he needs to be working the keeper more to maximize an opportunity on the second phase.
All these things lead me to think, he thinks hes doing grand at the mo and somehow it will fall for him eventually, he needs to acknowledge that what he is doing at the moment, wont be good enough for Everton in the long term and do something in his development radically different to give him a chance. He is one managerial change away from not being an Everton player or left in an abyss out of the team, he happens to have a manager at the moment who believes in him, that wont always be the case unless he improves his finishing and begins to cultivate and improve his game by doing something vastly different and improves his finishing. Deep down i think everyone knows this.
Filed alongside Vaughan and Anichebe.