2023/24 Dominic Calvert-Lewin

[Thomasc]

I get that he is a handsome lad and clearly a top gooser who is the mighty EFCs main man but please don't that fire your insecurities. We are a much better team with him which is not up for debate. Don't let it eat you up. Look for the positives in your life and work on them.

Stop trying to be edgy mate and make out there is another reason somebody doesn’t rate him.

It’s nothing to do with “hating”, or being an “Everton dar” or any unfunny stereotypes.

The guy just doesn’t rate him and has made valid points why.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

There was a great piece produced for the wonderful GOT that indicate just how good a player Dom is and why he is so important to us.

The Stats Behind Dominic Calvert-Lewin's Absence - Grand Old Team

I’m confident in saying that the vast majority of Evertonians would label the club’s #9, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, as the Toffees’ standout performer over the past few seasons. The 24-year old English International scored a club and career-high 16 goals in 33 Premier League appearances last season...

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If you think he is crap then I'd suggest you either 1. don't understand football, or 2. have some deep rooted personal issues.

Thinking he is crap (point 1 above) but crying about him not playing is clearly odd.

If you understand that he is injured but are still crying about that then see point 2.

It's clear that he has been let down by the way he has been handled but thankfully the management/medical team seem to have realised the error of their previous approach and are now getting him back to the place that we can benefit from his general brilliance.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

There was a great piece produced for the wonderful GOT that indicate just how good a player Dom is and why he is so important to us.

The Stats Behind Dominic Calvert-Lewin's Absence - Grand Old Team

I’m confident in saying that the vast majority of Evertonians would label the club’s #9, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, as the Toffees’ standout performer over the past few seasons. The 24-year old English International scored a club and career-high 16 goals in 33 Premier League appearances last season...

www.grandoldteam.com

If you think he is crap then I'd suggest you either 1. don't understand football, or 2. have some deep rooted personal issues.

Thinking he is crap (point 1 above) but crying about him not playing is clearly odd.

If you understand that he is injured but are still crying about that then see point 2.

It's clear that he has been let down by the way he has been handled but thankfully the management/medical team seem to have realised the error of their previous approach and are now getting him back to the place that we can benefit from his general brilliance.

He's vital because of focal point/balance/belief and he's better than anyone else we have.

That said we need to forget he exists because we can't and shouldn't rely on him, and even if we could any player can get injured so we need another.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

He's vital because of focal point/balance/belief and he's better than anyone else we have.

That said we need to forget he exists because we can't and shouldn't rely on him, and even if we could any player can get injured so we need another.

Aye, fingers crossed that this cautious rehab can get him over the ongoing issues of the last couple of seasons.

Hopefully this new lad can offer a credible alternative, possibly one of the young lads break through. In an ideal world we would have that and Dom back fit. I'm not sure any of us could cope with a season of seeing Maupay as our forward on the teamsheet week in week out.

 

[bcblue1878]

He is our best player.

Fatties and INCELs hate him.

He really isn’t, not even when he’s actually fit! Important to the team yes, but best player no.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

He really isn’t, not even when he’s actually fit! Important to the team yes, but best player no.

The last two seasons he has struggled through injury and look.what's happened. He is our best/most important outfield player. You might argue that Pickford has proven to be as important but there is no doubt about us with a fit Dom and us to without him.

 

[Toffeelover]

Will DCL ever be fit, I ask.

 

[Goat]

Sleep well My

Rest up and enjoy fatherhood, this club doesnt deserve you.

 

[Joey66]

He really isn’t, not even when he’s actually fit! Important to the team yes, but best player no.

If he is crocked, now is the time to sell.....

 

[Nymzee]

So he can play a training game and a PL game in one week but couldn’t be on the bench yesterday???

 

[blueblood]

Great. A chance for him to ‘feel something’ before the Villa game. It’s ok though, Dyche has got a rehab programme so he’ll be playing every week after this.

 

[lungo]

Hes obviously on a programme and plan given by specialists being followed to a tee to give him the best chance of managing the season.

I have seen the program. First line: Dont try to play football. Chess is to dangerous and at billiard, you could hurt your groin!

 

[Littlesue]

So he can play a training game and a PL game in one week but couldn’t be on the bench yesterday???

His Mrs. Had the baby on Friday, don't know why they couldn't have just said that

 

[ToffeeTim]

So he can play a training game and a PL game in one week but couldn’t be on the bench yesterday???

Dyche made the call, but I don't get it myself.

Playing a training game on Tuesday apparently

 

[Thomasc]

There was a great piece produced for the wonderful GOT that indicate just how good a player Dom is and why he is so important to us.

The Stats Behind Dominic Calvert-Lewin's Absence - Grand Old Team

I’m confident in saying that the vast majority of Evertonians would label the club’s #9, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, as the Toffees’ standout performer over the past few seasons. The 24-year old English International scored a club and career-high 16 goals in 33 Premier League appearances last season...

www.grandoldteam.com

If you think he is crap then I'd suggest you either 1. don't understand football, or 2. have some deep rooted personal issues.

Thinking he is crap (point 1 above) but crying about him not playing is clearly odd.

If you understand that he is injured but are still crying about that then see point 2.

It's clear that he has been let down by the way he has been handled but thankfully the management/medical team seem to have realised the error of their previous approach and are now getting him back to the place that we can benefit from his general brilliance.

Nobody is saying he’s crap are they? Most are saying that he’s just never available.

Some people don’t think he’s as good as he’s made out to be and it’s all subjective anyway.