You keep missing my point entirely, I see the league cup as a smaller cup as do many others while highlighting different reasons why I think it is. it's my opinion, football is entirely subjective, you are entitled to yours as I am to mine. I see the other cups as bigger cups.
look It's like trying to compare a night with Steven Naismith and a night with Mila Kunis, Sure we would all want to sleep with them both but if spending an extra 5 minutes with Mila Kunis means spending 5 less with Steven then Mila can jog on.
I don't "miss" your point at all.
You don't rate the League Cup as being of any consequence. I get that.
It's just you can't explain why you feel like this......your only response is that it is "subjective" and then try to elaborate by comparing a night with Stephen Naismith to one with Miia Kunis (an absurd, sexually ambiguous analogy at the best of times but rendered more so due to the fact she is about to have a baby right now
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But you know what?
It ain't my policy to get involved in verbal ping pong with fellows whose argument becomes more threadbare with each post.
So I will offer you some advice.
Let Roberto Martinez and his medical team worry about how the players deal with the fixture overload.
He is paid big bucks to manage his squad.
Like myself, you are a spectator on the sidelines.
Our only input is to hoot and holler from aforementioned sidelines
This glut of fixtures means Everton are doing well at the moment.
These are exciting times.....just go with the flow, enjoy the games as they come.
I think too many boys round these parts play FIFA Pro Manager on the computer and have actually started believing they are in the hot seat and the pressure is on them hence they can't enjoy the football
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