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He has been quality all season.
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He has been quality all season.
Still been quality, whatever the stats say.http://www.[Publication is blacklis...agues-most-error-prone-player-this-se/page/1/
The more you see of the ball the more likely you will make errors. Rather see a player looking and wanting the ball and not hiding. He still wants the ball after making errors, that will do for mehttp://www.[Publication is blacklis...agues-most-error-prone-player-this-se/page/1/
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There we are in black and white yet still the cult of denial continues. Barry has been ok this season (apart from Spurs when he was abysmal). But the fact remains that when he is in the side we fail to break teams down until one of him or McCarthy are removed from the midfield. You also have to play a certain way to compensate his lack of pace and as we can see he makes a lot of errors. Is he good enough to accept all them caveats? Not in my book. Gibson should have seen game time on Sunday as we had Liverpool where we wanted them yet we couldn't land a telling blow unlike the week before when Gibson comes on and we score two away from home against a Pulis side. Progressive forward thinking attacking passing from the midfield gives your wingers and strikers the balls they thrive on to unlock teams. Barry and McCarthy cannot offer that.
Barry, 34, has been a regular for Everton this season, and has made positive contributions towards his side's rise to seventh place in the table, although he is yet to score or register an assist.
He played a key role in the draw with Liverpool at the weekend, winning three tackles and creating two goalscoring chances, touching the ball 70 times, more than any other Everton player apart from Ross Barkley (74).
Have you even read the article?...
All I can see there is that he'd played a lot, has no goals or assists, and took loads of touches in the Derby. That's no surprise, he takes far too many touches all the time which is the reason our game is so slow.
Barry suits some games, and he has been tidier this season but he shouldn't be playing every game. Indeed Martinez said last season that if we hadn't have had injuries he wouldn't have played all the time. That's obviously a lie because Gibson Osman Cleverley Besic and Barkley cannot get a look in (when fit) in either of the two central midfield positions. We've played well v Southampton and Chelsea, every other game our good patches have come when one of McCarthy of Barry is moved out of midfield. Watford when Barry went to left back, WBA when McCarthy went to right back. For the former Barkley dropped deeper and against WBA Gibson came on. We then proceeded to gain 4 points from those changes. The McCarthy Barry axis is just too negative. One of them needs to drop out and for me I'd rather keep the 24 year old than the 34 year old.
So even though Barry and McCarthy played as a holding pair in our best two performances of the season to date, in games that were expected to be though and hard fought but we actually dominated and scored 6 goals, playing some wonderful attacking football, and forgetting the article you praised for putting it "in black and white" that Barry's makes 'positive contributions' and 'played a key role' on Sunday, you're doggedly sticking to a tired agenda that's been proven wrong countless times?
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He has been good this season but we need to be grooming a replacement for him. I worry he is going to do a Distin and go from decent to abysmal in an instant. Hope Besic can be the man.
The anti-football brigade on here would have had Barkley shot for this"The Everton midfielder has made three mistakes leading to shots for the opposition, with one leading to a goal"
Wow, shoot him now.