Wouldn't be so cruel mate
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Duncan Disordely
Player Valuation: £35m
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Finished 2-0. OS, overcome with excitement, seems to have forgotten about the match.
"Full blooded", hope that doesn't mean a large injury list.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Plenty of gusto
And it apparently got worse in the second half lolPlenty of gusto
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Moaning Manc minnies.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
OS Report
http://www.evertonfc.com/fixtures/2...r-u21-league/everton-u21-vs-man-utd-u21/match
Everton Under-21s made it seven games unbeaten with an impressive 2-0 victory over Manchester United at Finch Farm on Monday evening.
The visitors headed to Merseyside having lost just one league game all season but goals from Mason Holgate and Calum Dyson secured a much-deserved win for David Unsworth’s side.
Despite windy conditions, the young Blues took control of the game and enjoyed plenty of the possession in the early stages with Leandro Rodriguez,Kieran Dowell and Matthew Pennington all going close within the opening 10 minutes.
A constant threat down the left-hand side, Matty Foulds worked a great one-two with Tom Davies before finding Dowell at the back post but the midfielder could only steer his effort wide of the target.
The Blues were getting closer and on the half-hour mark they got the goal that their play had merited.
Davies and Dowell were involved once again as they worked a short corner before the latter whipped in a pin-point cross and defender Holgate was there to head home the opener.
The Toffees dominated the opening 45 minutes but it was United, who had first-team star Adan Januzaj in their starting line-up, that carved out the first opportunity after the restart as Joe Riley sent an effort just wide.
Unsworth’s side had to continue to weather the storm as United, who had scored an impressive 20 goals in their last six league games, searched for an equaliser.
Matthew Willock and Janazaj both had efforts from outside the box but Louis Gray wasn’t troubled in the Everton goal.
With less than a quarter of an hour remaining, Unsworth made a change asSam Byrne replaced the hardworking Rodriguez and within minutes the substitution paid off.
Following good work on the right-hand side, the lively Harry Charsley found substitute Bryne who supplied an inch-perfect cross for Dyson who headed home to end United’s run of six straight wins and seal an all-important victory.
The young Blues will now turn their attentions to the Premier League Cup as they face Brighton and Hove Albion at Southport next Tuesday (9 February).
Everton: Gray, Connolly, Foulds, Davies, Pennington, Holgate, Dowell, Williams, Dyson, Rodriguez, Charsley.
Manchester United: Pereira, Fosu-Mensah, Williams, Love, Riley, Januzaj, Willock, Harrop, Redmond, Weir, Keane.
http://www.evertonfc.com/fixtures/2...r-u21-league/everton-u21-vs-man-utd-u21/match
Everton Under-21s made it seven games unbeaten with an impressive 2-0 victory over Manchester United at Finch Farm on Monday evening.
The visitors headed to Merseyside having lost just one league game all season but goals from Mason Holgate and Calum Dyson secured a much-deserved win for David Unsworth’s side.
Despite windy conditions, the young Blues took control of the game and enjoyed plenty of the possession in the early stages with Leandro Rodriguez,Kieran Dowell and Matthew Pennington all going close within the opening 10 minutes.
A constant threat down the left-hand side, Matty Foulds worked a great one-two with Tom Davies before finding Dowell at the back post but the midfielder could only steer his effort wide of the target.
The Blues were getting closer and on the half-hour mark they got the goal that their play had merited.
Davies and Dowell were involved once again as they worked a short corner before the latter whipped in a pin-point cross and defender Holgate was there to head home the opener.
The Toffees dominated the opening 45 minutes but it was United, who had first-team star Adan Januzaj in their starting line-up, that carved out the first opportunity after the restart as Joe Riley sent an effort just wide.
Unsworth’s side had to continue to weather the storm as United, who had scored an impressive 20 goals in their last six league games, searched for an equaliser.
Matthew Willock and Janazaj both had efforts from outside the box but Louis Gray wasn’t troubled in the Everton goal.
With less than a quarter of an hour remaining, Unsworth made a change asSam Byrne replaced the hardworking Rodriguez and within minutes the substitution paid off.
Following good work on the right-hand side, the lively Harry Charsley found substitute Bryne who supplied an inch-perfect cross for Dyson who headed home to end United’s run of six straight wins and seal an all-important victory.
The young Blues will now turn their attentions to the Premier League Cup as they face Brighton and Hove Albion at Southport next Tuesday (9 February).
Everton: Gray, Connolly, Foulds, Davies, Pennington, Holgate, Dowell, Williams, Dyson, Rodriguez, Charsley.
Manchester United: Pereira, Fosu-Mensah, Williams, Love, Riley, Januzaj, Willock, Harrop, Redmond, Weir, Keane.
FTY
Player Valuation: £80m
Loads of Everton lads have home to St Bedes as well btw, Dowell was the year below me when I was there but I left in like year 9 so dunno if he stayed
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Goals and interviews. Two great crosses for the goals.
http://www.evertonfc.com/evertontv/archive/2016/02/02/young-blues-ease-past-man-utd
http://www.evertonfc.com/evertontv/archive/2016/02/02/young-blues-ease-past-man-utd
....indeed, fine crosses and nice lead up play from Tom Davies (I think) for the 2nd. Good to see the lads given exposure to TV interviews, it's all part of the learning process.
Interesting direct quotes from Keith Curle about someone he wanted from our U21s who played on Monday (it's the Star but at least they have quotes from him):