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Derby go 2-1 up on 36mins
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Ring master
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Derby 3-1 on 54mins
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Derby 4-1 on 66mins
Derby had lost 3 of the last 5 league games and last 3 home all comps till as ever Everton come along-sounds like this score could have been comming since the 1st half, This will put to bed any little chance Everton could win the league as well now i would think
Derby had lost 3 of the last 5 league games and last 3 home all comps till as ever Everton come along-sounds like this score could have been comming since the 1st half, This will put to bed any little chance Everton could win the league as well now i would think
Ring master
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Game over as it has been for a while with Derby u18s beating Everton u18s 4-1- Everton stay 3rd 9 points off top with 1 game in hand - Goals later, the top 2 play each other next week while Everton play away to sunderland who have lost every game every comp since April with there last win any comp comming august 2018, Sunderland only have 4 wins in total the last 2 years up to next week with typical one of them been v Everton [april 2018] lol
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The semi finals of the premier league cup were played today as well,Stoke beat chelsea 2-1 in E/T comming from behind to win with sankoh who usually scores doubles v us, again scoring a double today, while Reading u18s who knocked us out the Q/F were beaten home 5-2 by Man City
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The semi finals of the premier league cup were played today as well,Stoke beat chelsea 2-1 in E/T comming from behind to win with sankoh who usually scores doubles v us, again scoring a double today, while Reading u18s who knocked us out the Q/F were beaten home 5-2 by Man City
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Everton Under-18s boss Paul Tait was disappointed in his side's performance - albeit in challenging conditions - as they fell to a 4-1 defeat at Derby County.
Tom Cannon's 13th-minute opener gave the young Blues a much-deserved advantage but the Rams hit back immediately through Archie Brown, before Max Bardell gave the hosts a half-time lead.
Two more goals after the break completed Derby's victory, keeping Everton third in the Under-18 Premier League North table.
"We got outmuscled and outfought in really difficult conditions but we knew that was going to be the case and it was the same for Derby," Tait told evertonfc.com.
"They dealt with the conditions better, got in our faces, won the ball back and ultimately won the game.
"It is the first time in a long time that we have been wanting in terms of our desire and character to compete in a football match, and I think Derby did all of those things.
"It wasn't pretty, it was a tough game and we were looking for players to be resilient, show some fight, grit, determination, and Derby did that."
Despite the grey skies, Everton started brightly in Derbyshire. Rhys Hughes won – and took - a free-kick just outside the hosts' 18-yard area but the Blues captain couldn't direct his curling effort on target.
Tait’s side were pressing from the front and, when the tactic caught the Rams napping on 13 minutes, striker Cannon was on hand to make the breakthrough.
However, in what quickly became an end to end contest, the visitors were unable to hold on to their lead.
In fact, just four minutes later, Brown drove a spot-kick past goalkeeper Zan-Luk Leban to restore parity after Jack Rogers went down in the penalty area.
A superb stop from Leban kept the scores level in the 32nd minute, the Everton stopper palming away Liam Thompson's long-range strike.
Nevertheless, Derby soon completed the turnaround, Bardell nodding home from close range following a sustained spell of Rams pressure.
Despite the setback, Everton continued to assert their presence. Another great passage of play created space for Hughes to let fly and this time he forced a strong stop from the hosts' goalkeeper.
Kicking against the wind in the second half, Everton couldn't sustain any pressure and Derby extended their lead on 55 minutes when Stretton swept in following a scramble inside the penalty area.
And, 11 minutes later, Tyree Wilson drove a left-footed effort past Leban to complete the scoring.
Everton Under-18s are next in action when they travel to Sunderland on Saturday 22 February.
Tom Cannon's 13th-minute opener gave the young Blues a much-deserved advantage but the Rams hit back immediately through Archie Brown, before Max Bardell gave the hosts a half-time lead.
Two more goals after the break completed Derby's victory, keeping Everton third in the Under-18 Premier League North table.
"We got outmuscled and outfought in really difficult conditions but we knew that was going to be the case and it was the same for Derby," Tait told evertonfc.com.
"They dealt with the conditions better, got in our faces, won the ball back and ultimately won the game.
"It is the first time in a long time that we have been wanting in terms of our desire and character to compete in a football match, and I think Derby did all of those things.
"It wasn't pretty, it was a tough game and we were looking for players to be resilient, show some fight, grit, determination, and Derby did that."
Despite the grey skies, Everton started brightly in Derbyshire. Rhys Hughes won – and took - a free-kick just outside the hosts' 18-yard area but the Blues captain couldn't direct his curling effort on target.
Tait’s side were pressing from the front and, when the tactic caught the Rams napping on 13 minutes, striker Cannon was on hand to make the breakthrough.
However, in what quickly became an end to end contest, the visitors were unable to hold on to their lead.
In fact, just four minutes later, Brown drove a spot-kick past goalkeeper Zan-Luk Leban to restore parity after Jack Rogers went down in the penalty area.
A superb stop from Leban kept the scores level in the 32nd minute, the Everton stopper palming away Liam Thompson's long-range strike.
Nevertheless, Derby soon completed the turnaround, Bardell nodding home from close range following a sustained spell of Rams pressure.
Despite the setback, Everton continued to assert their presence. Another great passage of play created space for Hughes to let fly and this time he forced a strong stop from the hosts' goalkeeper.
Kicking against the wind in the second half, Everton couldn't sustain any pressure and Derby extended their lead on 55 minutes when Stretton swept in following a scramble inside the penalty area.
And, 11 minutes later, Tyree Wilson drove a left-footed effort past Leban to complete the scoring.
Everton Under-18s are next in action when they travel to Sunderland on Saturday 22 February.
Ring master
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If you do not already know the Everton u23s game v Derby u23s game tomorrow night at Goodison is LIVE on Derbys channel with the free sign up or EVERTON YOUTUBE who maybe use Derby streams for the game
Looks like they’re using our own feed and commentary :
Supporters unable to get to Goodison will be able to watch a live stream of the match on the Club's official YouTube channel, with commentary from evertontv's Darren Griffiths and 1987 title winner Ian Snodin.
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could be there pic with our com lol,who knows with us-good to know we can see it via both teams anyway
For me the stand out U23s performers in the past few month have been Ellis Simms and Dennis Adeniran - sorry both, that’s you either dropped or missing sitters tonight.
You can’t help but start any Simms discussion without saying he’s still far away from a first team squad place, Adeniran too. But you can see the progress he’s making this season, coming back to pick up balls, holding up the ball more , controlling the ball when he turns better and creating chances for others. In the Plymouth match he wasn’t far away from a “perfect hat trick” , left foot goal, headed goal and a right foot blast onto the top inside of the post. It was probably a good thing he didn’t get the hat trick or the unwarranted clamour for a first team place would be back. He is though with 10 goals so far this season the best striker we’ve had at u21/U23s level for years . I omit DCL from that as he really didn’t have a significant impact at U23s .
Adeniran seems to have got a new lease of life as an attacking player this season, probably helped by Benigime being back in defensive mid allowing Adeniran to play further forward. He’s looking powerful on both right and left sides all be it at U23s level.
You can’t help but start any Simms discussion without saying he’s still far away from a first team squad place, Adeniran too. But you can see the progress he’s making this season, coming back to pick up balls, holding up the ball more , controlling the ball when he turns better and creating chances for others. In the Plymouth match he wasn’t far away from a “perfect hat trick” , left foot goal, headed goal and a right foot blast onto the top inside of the post. It was probably a good thing he didn’t get the hat trick or the unwarranted clamour for a first team place would be back. He is though with 10 goals so far this season the best striker we’ve had at u21/U23s level for years . I omit DCL from that as he really didn’t have a significant impact at U23s .
Adeniran seems to have got a new lease of life as an attacking player this season, probably helped by Benigime being back in defensive mid allowing Adeniran to play further forward. He’s looking powerful on both right and left sides all be it at U23s level.
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Here's sat highlights of the u18s defeat At Derby
www.dcfc.co.uk
U18 HIGHLIGHTS: Derby County 4-1 Everton
Watch all the action as Derby County Under-18s came from a goal behind in a convincing 4-1 win over Everton in Under-18 Premier League North on Saturday.
www.dcfc.co.uk
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Unless he plays at the weekend out of nowhere Gordon still hasn't played 90 minutes since December 9. This is not good for him.
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Joe Anderson coming in to give the kids a hand, now that's a mayor
Ring master
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Ring master
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I am finding Derby's stream a lot smoother than Evertons right now though derby are around 40 seconds behind
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