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Bolasie can bounce back from injury and be stronger than ever via NSNO

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew says that Everton forward Yannick Bolasie can bounce back from his injury set-back and be even stronger on his return.
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Our Season So Far: Same Old Story or Unrealistic Expectations? via NSNO

You could easily look at us at this specific moment in time and think we have gone from a team that was scoring a lot of goals but always looked just as likely to concede under Roberto Martinez to a team that now looks relatively solid and very well organised but struggling to score goals under Ronald Koeman.
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Romelu Lukaku needs help to get Everton firing again, says Koeman via The Guardian

• Koeman believes striker will score more if he gets better assistance
• Ross Barkley urged to show qualities on training pitch after being dropped
Ronald Koeman believes Romelu Lukaku is adapting to Everton’s pressing game but needs more chances from open play to correct the team’s faltering run of form.

A lack of productivity from the Everton attack and a lack of movement from the Belgium international have been recurring themes from Koeman during his side’s sequence of one win in 10 matches. Lukaku made 24 sprints in the 5-0 defeat at Chelsea last month, when Diego Costa made 77, and averages a lowly 8.7km of running per game. Wayne Rooney and Roberto Firmino, as a comparison, run on average 11.5km.

Related: Yannick Bolasie injury may be worse than stated, admits Everton’s Koeman

Related: Alex Iwobi: ‘I did extra training. My mum made me do kick-ups in the living room’

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Arsenal cashing in on Shkodran Mustafi’s David Moyes debt… Kid who quit Everton is now Arsene Wenger’s rock at the back via Daily Mail

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: There might come a time, if it has not already, that Everton regret the decency David Moyes once showed to the sick boy who is now turning out and impressing for Arsenal.
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Watford v Everton LIVE score: Follow all of the Premier League action as the visitors look to climb into the top six via Daily Mail

Everton's form has been up and down over recent weeks, but Ronald Koeman's side have an opportunity to climb above Manchester United and into sixth with a victory against Watford.
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Watford v Everton: Premier League – live! via The Guardian


11.57am GMT

Talking of golden ages, these books on 1980s Everton and Watford are both tremendous. Buy an early Christmas present for the one you love: you.

11.36am GMT

Watford (4-3-3) Gomes; Zuniga, Prodl, Britos, Holebas; Guedioura, Behrami, Capou; Amrabat, Deeney, Okaka.
Substitutes: Pantilimon, Kabasele, Janmaat, Watson, Success, Sinclair, Ighalo.

Everton (4-2-3-1) Stekelenburg; Coleman, Williams, Funes Mori, Baines; McCarthy, Barry, Gueye; Deulofeu, Lukaku, Mirallas.
Substitutes: Joel, Jagielka, Holgate, Cleverley, Barkley, Lennon, Valencia.

9.21am GMT

Morning. Any meeting of Watford and Everton will always bring back memories of the 1984 FA Cup final: Andy Gray’s infamous goal, Michael Barrymore’s comedy racism (no longer on YouTube, which meant it didn’t really happen). Both teams aren’t quite replicating their 1980s golden age, but they are in relatively rude health: Watford are enjoying a second consecutive season in the top flight for the first time since the days when The A-Team was primetime television, and Everton have been the best of the rest for much of the past 15 years.

They are in poor form at the moment, however, with only one win in their last 10, and Watford is not the easiest place to go on a mucky Saturday in December. They will be without Yannick Bolasie, who is out for the rest of the season, and Marouane Fellaini.

Related: Romelu Lukaku needs help to get Everton firing again, says Koeman

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