Hungariansupporter
Player Valuation: £500k
Just read that WHU's goal was the 1000th goal of the PL and as the Hungarian journalist wrote "...this can be their only bitter sweet joy this afternoon."
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R.Reddington
Player Valuation: £35m
A win next week would be a huge statement.
Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Unbeaten in seven, with just three goals conceded.
Going to be tough to keep that sort of record going on Thursday though.
Going to be tough to keep that sort of record going on Thursday though.
Great seeing couch head whinging on the touchline today, it reminded me of his cryarsing after the Gravesen free kick winner against Bolton.
One of our players took the wall out, and i thought Allardyces head was going to explode, he wasn't happy.
They say playing bad but still winning is a good sign...we'll see.
toffee matt
Player Valuation: £60m
It wouldn't be really, every man and his dog has won at the lane this season
ToffeeDoug
Player Valuation: £35m
Ok, let's win first and then wonder whether it is a statement or not.
A Hull city win tomorrow wouldn't go amiss either.
R.Reddington
Player Valuation: £35m
Haven't won at the lane for about 6 years.
Putting a few wins today would be important too. Against 2 good teams. And our record in London is abysmal.
Steve Wigan
Player Valuation: £35m
Have to disagree with you entirely David, I'm sorry. The reason for the conservatism is down to one thing, a lesson learned and accepted by Martinez. That one thing? The Chelsea goal fest. He realised that he had to compromise his gung ho passing game just a little in the name of security.He has not made 'bizzarre' decisions, he's made difficult decisions. More power to him.
rochdaleblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Would hope to see Barry and baines back for that game. Miralles will have had another weeks training under his belt. Would feel confident of getting a result there if those players are back. Today was a potential banana skin, we didn't play that well, but the result was more important than the performance.
First off, Clattenberg is a simply awful referee. He completely lost control of the game. He just is good not enough to ref at the highest level
Also, the West Ham fans were a genuine disgrace. Not only did they not clap Naismith as he was stretchered past them, I saw a number of them shouting and making rude gestures to one of the ball boys
Thought Hibbert entered a solid performance at left back. His decent season continues
Delighted for Ossie that he got a goal and also out jumped Andy Carroll at one point
Glad to get the points as losing to those berks would have properly wound me up
Also, the West Ham fans were a genuine disgrace. Not only did they not clap Naismith as he was stretchered past them, I saw a number of them shouting and making rude gestures to one of the ball boys
Thought Hibbert entered a solid performance at left back. His decent season continues
Delighted for Ossie that he got a goal and also out jumped Andy Carroll at one point
Glad to get the points as losing to those berks would have properly wound me up
streeky
Player Valuation: £35m
That was a great test today. I have seen jags and Distin wilt before when given a big physical battering ,but today they fronted it up and dealt with it.. Well done lads you might get overlooked a bit in the papers tomorrow but Carroll was a threat today and you dealt with him ,just.
Russian Evertonian
Player Valuation: £6m
I am happy that Ossie, the true EVERTON legend, had the prise he deserved today.
Leon, what a game and what a winning goal!
Leon, what a game and what a winning goal!
Brilliant post and a one thing which has gone unnoticed. He was given given a harsh lesson that day from rival team, manager, his own players mistakes, lack of fitness etc that would have hit a nerve. So what he's tried to do is get the solidity back and in return we've lost our way a bit. It's not a case of trying to shoehorn Naismith in when Barkley is In or playing players out of position. He's got tried and trusted lads In who will do a job ( hence Hibbert today ) whilst also trying to get lads up and running g fitness wise ( Mirallas today, Barkley the past few games and Lukaku for a while ) regardless of form. He's got a very long term picture in his head has our Bobby, one which I think come the end of the season we will say has paid off. Hasn't felt like it most of this season but once this EL group is done and fingers crossed we qualify we should be in a strong position both fronts.
R.Reddington
Player Valuation: £35m
I don't mind West Ham fans, good bunch.
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