johnnydawg68
Chairperson, People's Front of Saint Domingo
From what I've seen of this Sambou lad, he's a cracking player. He's got a future.
looks like it's the same fella who was posting the goals last year LL who stands by himself behind the goal lol Good win that!
Superb u23 2nd half performance as well with a couple of beautifully taken goals. All in all a good night's work for the 2 sides
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
think i read someone, somewhere (maybe on here) say that lookman was a bit homesick. who knows if its true but maybe take him a bit longer to settle in after whirlwind start.
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
Everton Under-23s took another step closer to the Premier League 2 title with a 4-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison Park.
The result means David Unsworth’s side require two points from their final two games of the season to guarantee the league crown.
After a first half of few clear-cut opportunities Ademola Lookman bundled the ball home just after the hour following a marauding run by centre-back Brendan Galloway.
Substitute Bassala Sambou then doubled the advantage with a stunning 25-yard drive into the top corner of the Howard Kendall Gwladys Street net seven minutes later.
The drama was not over, though, with the visitors pulling one back with 19 minutes remaining when Kazaiah Sterling nodded home from close range.
But the Toffees restored their two-goal advantage four minutes later via another stunning long-range effort, this time from Kieran Dowell.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin then sealed the victory in the closing minutes, slotting home into an empty net after a mishit clearance by Spurs goalkeeper Tom Glover.
Another positive from the evening was the first appearance of Muhamed Besic, who returned to action after more than eight months out with an anterior cruciate ligament injury sustained in Wayne Rooney’s testimonial in pre-season.
The Bosnian international played 45 minutes before being withdrawn at half-time.
>>> Click here to watch the game back on demand, which was broadcast live on our official Facebook page
Next up for the Under-23s is a trip to Chelsea on Friday 21 April, before a Merseyside mini derby at Goodison Park to close the campaign on Monday 8 April.
Everton Under-23s: Hewelt, Kenny, Robinson, Feeney, Galloway, Besic (Charsley, 45), Williams, Walsh, Lookman (Sambou, 65), Calvert-Lewin, Dowell (Henen, 84).
Unused substitutes: Gray, Foulds.
The result means David Unsworth’s side require two points from their final two games of the season to guarantee the league crown.
After a first half of few clear-cut opportunities Ademola Lookman bundled the ball home just after the hour following a marauding run by centre-back Brendan Galloway.
Substitute Bassala Sambou then doubled the advantage with a stunning 25-yard drive into the top corner of the Howard Kendall Gwladys Street net seven minutes later.
The drama was not over, though, with the visitors pulling one back with 19 minutes remaining when Kazaiah Sterling nodded home from close range.
But the Toffees restored their two-goal advantage four minutes later via another stunning long-range effort, this time from Kieran Dowell.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin then sealed the victory in the closing minutes, slotting home into an empty net after a mishit clearance by Spurs goalkeeper Tom Glover.
Another positive from the evening was the first appearance of Muhamed Besic, who returned to action after more than eight months out with an anterior cruciate ligament injury sustained in Wayne Rooney’s testimonial in pre-season.
The Bosnian international played 45 minutes before being withdrawn at half-time.
>>> Click here to watch the game back on demand, which was broadcast live on our official Facebook page
Next up for the Under-23s is a trip to Chelsea on Friday 21 April, before a Merseyside mini derby at Goodison Park to close the campaign on Monday 8 April.
Everton Under-23s: Hewelt, Kenny, Robinson, Feeney, Galloway, Besic (Charsley, 45), Williams, Walsh, Lookman (Sambou, 65), Calvert-Lewin, Dowell (Henen, 84).
Unused substitutes: Gray, Foulds.
Yep, kept following him on twitter as he is a character! Iirc he was a pretty vocal Brewster fan club member last year as well, so happy he scored for him as deserves it after enduring yesterdays game - I bailed at 4!looks like it's the same fella who was posting the goals last year LL who stands by himself behind the goal lol Good win that!
Superb u23 2nd half performance as well with a couple of beautifully taken goals. All in all a good night's work for the 2 sides
Deulofeumygod
Player Valuation: £35m
Outrageous finish for the first goal
he's definitely a proper character isn't he lol
Yeah Jeff Lampkin, I've got him on Twitter too, we should encourage him to post here ..... but maybe not much more mileage left in Dallas for us.
He's great at uploading goals and scores, Everton should get him signed up to do it officially each year as our and Dallas cup twitter feeds are pretty hopeless.
I'm in my 30s and I'm proper homesick. Why can't anyone in this country make decent pizza? Surely it's not that hard. I refuse to believe it's that hard.
Anyway, I'm sure Lookman will be alright after the summer once he's able to get comfortable living in a new city.
London for ya, J.
Nymzee
Player Valuation: £150m
@Yid4life @Darth Toffeeman
Actually just a point Davies wasn't the stand out player in this group at any point. Was good but definitely not stand out in many eyes. Always been Dowell, Ledson and Walsh beforehand.
chrismpw
Player Valuation: £70m
Ross ought to take him under his wing and show him a few good places to go out.
... Oh wait!
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
to be fair, they can hardly argue with the job pulis has done there, 8th or 9th is the best they could hope for seeing as the top 7 are in a different league in all honesty, with leicester put back in their place ( i think, i'm confused as to what is their actual place at this moment), but i really like galloway, think he's very talented.
Just noticed McAleny has scored 8 in 14 for Oxford. Not too shabby.
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