orly
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I keep trying to Google that kid Astley and I end up on an endless YouTube loop wtf
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I keep trying to Google that kid Astley and I end up on an endless YouTube loop wtf
orly
Please check with me for Blammo criteria
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
Beni move to Blackpool off apparently
That’s a shame given his move last year to Brondby also fell through. From what I could tell he was playing against Runcorn.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
EVERTON U23S
Hansen, Pennington, Ouzounidis, Astley, Connolly, Adeniran, Iversen, Baningime, Hughes, Broadhead, Dobbin
Subs: Leban, Bowler, Anderson, Higgins
Chorley Team
Urwin, Birch, Taylor, Halls, Leather, Baines, Calveley, Shenton, Newby, Miller, Reilly
Jamie Vermiglio - The Boss
We’re now in full-on pre-season mode after going through some light sessions with the majority of the first team since the start of August. It will be great to get all the players together in a game situation and have a first proper look at how the new lads are fitting in. Playing Everton’s youngsters will be a good test for us, as it was last pre-season. Hopefully, with the mixture of players still at our disposal, we’ll give a good account of ourselves
Last time we met
A pre-season friendly last July on a sweltering evening at Victory Park. Everton came away with a 2-0 Victory Park via an own goal and a Manasse Mampala strike.
Hansen, Pennington, Ouzounidis, Astley, Connolly, Adeniran, Iversen, Baningime, Hughes, Broadhead, Dobbin
Subs: Leban, Bowler, Anderson, Higgins
Chorley Team
Urwin, Birch, Taylor, Halls, Leather, Baines, Calveley, Shenton, Newby, Miller, Reilly
Jamie Vermiglio - The Boss
We’re now in full-on pre-season mode after going through some light sessions with the majority of the first team since the start of August. It will be great to get all the players together in a game situation and have a first proper look at how the new lads are fitting in. Playing Everton’s youngsters will be a good test for us, as it was last pre-season. Hopefully, with the mixture of players still at our disposal, we’ll give a good account of ourselves
Last time we met
A pre-season friendly last July on a sweltering evening at Victory Park. Everton came away with a 2-0 Victory Park via an own goal and a Manasse Mampala strike.
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
At least 6 of that squad will be gone by end of window.
at least Dobbin and Hughes seem to be getting a good run going into the season
at least Dobbin and Hughes seem to be getting a good run going into the season
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Its 0-0 after 30mins
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
1-0 RIGHT ON HT - BROADHEAD
Everton take the lead right on the break after a very quick counter from the edge of their own box ended with an impeccable dink finish over Urwin
Cameron Manning
Player Valuation: £35m
Thanks for these updates Ring master, keep them coming please!!
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Game ends 1-0 Everton u23s - BROADHEAD with the Goal
Everton u23s play MORECAMBE Saturday 3pm Finch Farm
Chorley changed there whole team at HT, Chorley said they will have highlights in morning, if thats Everton's own highlights i dont know
Everton u23s play MORECAMBE Saturday 3pm Finch Farm
Chorley changed there whole team at HT, Chorley said they will have highlights in morning, if thats Everton's own highlights i dont know
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Nathan Broadhead grabbed his sixth goal in two games as Everton Under-23s defied horrendous playing conditions to record a 1-0 friendly win over Chorley at USM Finch Farm on Tuesday night.
The Welsh forward, who bagged five goals in the young Blues' 7-1 triumph against Runcorn on Saturday, found the back of the net again just before half-time to get the better of the National League North visitors.
Gale-force winds and constant driving rain at USM Finch Farm made it extremely difficult for both sets of players but Everton manager David Unsworth was pleased with how his team coped.
“Both teams deserve a lot of credit for the way they played,” said Unsworth. “Particularly in the first half when there was some good football.
“We were very good in possession and conditions dictated throughout and, all things considered, I thought it was a good game.”
The decisive goal came from a well-worked move. Einar Iversen broke down a Chorley attack and carried the ball forward at pace before sliding a perfect pass into the path of Broadhead who showed great composure to lift the ball over the advancing keeper.
“It was terrific goal and we’ve been asking Einar to get on the ball and drive forward like that,” said Unsworth. “He’s got great energy and great drive and he looks a real player when he picks the ball up and carries it forward. And the finish was outstanding. Nathan looks really sharp and he’s banging the goals in.”
Prior to that, Rhys Hughes had a direct free-kick well saved and Chorley midfielder Mike Calveley fired just over from long distance.
By and large, though, despite some good possession football, clear-cut goalscoring opportunities were few and far between on a very challenging evening more typical of mid-winter than pre-season.
Josh Bowler came off the substitutes' bench at half-time and he was lively, pulling a low shot wide and then testing the keeper after some fine link-up play with Callum Connolly.
Unsworth was justifiably pleased with another victory in what has been a bizarre summer.
“It’s been a different sort of pre-season,” he said. “We didn’t get the opportunity to get a pre-season camp away and we’ve been limited to single training sessions because of circumstances.
“It’s been a unique experience for everyone but the way the players have been able to adapt and the attitude they’ve shown and the way they’ve worked has been first-class.”
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FROM CHORLEY POV
THE Magpies opened their pre-season schedule with a 1-0 defeat to Everton’s young pros on a wet and windy evening on Merseyside.
Six weeks away from the beginning of the delayed 2020/21 campaign, and with a new, vibrant young squad at his disposal, manager Jamie Vermiglio selected seven new faces in the starting XI, with three youngsters and and eight trialists playing in the second half. Despite the result, the gaffer was happy with what he witnessed.
They were some very pleasing aspect from our performance this evening, and of course some things to work on as well. Our shape looked good, especially without the ball, and although the lads are working their way into pre-season I was happy with what I saw – Jamie Vermiglio
Conditions at Finch Farm were far from ideal, but both teams coped admirably, keeping the ball on the deck for long periods without ever really testing Nicolas Hansen or Matt Urwin. There were a few nervy moments for both backlines, but no clear cut chances materialised until right on half time. A quick break by the hosts ended with Nathan Broadhead coolly dinking a finish over Urwin to give the young Toffees the advantage at the break.
The Magpies played the final 30 minutes of the game with a completely different side, included under-21 players Kai Shorrock and Malakai. Despite David Unsworth’s side boasting Premier League experience in Matthew Pennington, Callum Connolly and Beni Baningime, the visitors kept to the task at hand, almost forcing an equaliser in the dying seconds; Udoyen Akpan’s close range shot deflecting just wide of the post.
The Welsh forward, who bagged five goals in the young Blues' 7-1 triumph against Runcorn on Saturday, found the back of the net again just before half-time to get the better of the National League North visitors.
Gale-force winds and constant driving rain at USM Finch Farm made it extremely difficult for both sets of players but Everton manager David Unsworth was pleased with how his team coped.
“Both teams deserve a lot of credit for the way they played,” said Unsworth. “Particularly in the first half when there was some good football.
“We were very good in possession and conditions dictated throughout and, all things considered, I thought it was a good game.”
The decisive goal came from a well-worked move. Einar Iversen broke down a Chorley attack and carried the ball forward at pace before sliding a perfect pass into the path of Broadhead who showed great composure to lift the ball over the advancing keeper.
“It was terrific goal and we’ve been asking Einar to get on the ball and drive forward like that,” said Unsworth. “He’s got great energy and great drive and he looks a real player when he picks the ball up and carries it forward. And the finish was outstanding. Nathan looks really sharp and he’s banging the goals in.”
Prior to that, Rhys Hughes had a direct free-kick well saved and Chorley midfielder Mike Calveley fired just over from long distance.
By and large, though, despite some good possession football, clear-cut goalscoring opportunities were few and far between on a very challenging evening more typical of mid-winter than pre-season.
Josh Bowler came off the substitutes' bench at half-time and he was lively, pulling a low shot wide and then testing the keeper after some fine link-up play with Callum Connolly.
Unsworth was justifiably pleased with another victory in what has been a bizarre summer.
“It’s been a different sort of pre-season,” he said. “We didn’t get the opportunity to get a pre-season camp away and we’ve been limited to single training sessions because of circumstances.
“It’s been a unique experience for everyone but the way the players have been able to adapt and the attitude they’ve shown and the way they’ve worked has been first-class.”
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FROM CHORLEY POV
THE Magpies opened their pre-season schedule with a 1-0 defeat to Everton’s young pros on a wet and windy evening on Merseyside.
Six weeks away from the beginning of the delayed 2020/21 campaign, and with a new, vibrant young squad at his disposal, manager Jamie Vermiglio selected seven new faces in the starting XI, with three youngsters and and eight trialists playing in the second half. Despite the result, the gaffer was happy with what he witnessed.
They were some very pleasing aspect from our performance this evening, and of course some things to work on as well. Our shape looked good, especially without the ball, and although the lads are working their way into pre-season I was happy with what I saw – Jamie Vermiglio
Conditions at Finch Farm were far from ideal, but both teams coped admirably, keeping the ball on the deck for long periods without ever really testing Nicolas Hansen or Matt Urwin. There were a few nervy moments for both backlines, but no clear cut chances materialised until right on half time. A quick break by the hosts ended with Nathan Broadhead coolly dinking a finish over Urwin to give the young Toffees the advantage at the break.
The Magpies played the final 30 minutes of the game with a completely different side, included under-21 players Kai Shorrock and Malakai. Despite David Unsworth’s side boasting Premier League experience in Matthew Pennington, Callum Connolly and Beni Baningime, the visitors kept to the task at hand, almost forcing an equaliser in the dying seconds; Udoyen Akpan’s close range shot deflecting just wide of the post.
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Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Philw
Player Valuation: £50m
Does he have much choice in who's available to him? I'd hope not, just who out of those he picks.
No offense, but you're acting like a complete muppet.
I Think Arsenal used to quite regularly friendlies play against one of my local teams, HRBFC, who must be in tier 7/8 I think.
zzr45
#MURDERINGSCUM
Acting like a complete muppet for noting that our youth development system is complete pony? Yeah alright