I am shocked a 17-year old looked out of his depth up against seasoned pros like Adam Lallana...
….you shouldn’t be Nymz. Lallana has real quality, that ball he took out of the sky and controlled it in an instance reminded me of me.
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I am shocked a 17-year old looked out of his depth up against seasoned pros like Adam Lallana...
….you shouldn’t be Nymz. Lallana has real quality, that ball he took out of the sky and controlled it in an instance reminded me of me.
Yes Mangala seemed confused from the start as to what his job was, difficult for him with a novice as a partner and Doucoure ahead of him playing like he always does, haphazard and reckless yet the Echo reporter made him Everton’s best player! Armstrong will prove himself in due course, one way or the other last night was a makeshift team that didn’t have a clue.I honestly think was told to just 'go out there and do your best". Looked like he was given no particular role as him and Mangala (who I thought done ok) weren't aware where each other were supposed to be during out of possession transitions.
Yeah, same, really baffling.The stereotype baffles me when you look at the younger developing players been used during this managers tenure.
Cant remember another manager who has done it.
Real positive last night and bodes well.
On Harrison, he must be hugely rated to get the nod at 17.
There’s no press from Everton though is there so opposition midfield will always look like they’ve got loads of time. Everton players just get told to get back in shape in their own half and let the opposition come onto them.Looked out of his depth tbh, barely got on the ball and didn’t look like he knew what he was meant to be doing out of possession. Their midfield had all the time in the world under no pressure. Looked like a dear in headlights.
Don’t think he was helped playing next to Mangala who was also invisible and meant to be the senior player, the pair of them got dominated. Doubt he got much prep or instruction from Dyche, just chucked that team together and left the young lad to it, bald prick.
True, manager’s setup lends itself to making opposition midfielders look like prime Pirlo. Fair point but even when they were in out half it was very easy for them, couldn’t get close.There’s no press from Everton though is there so opposition midfield will always look like they’ve got loads of time. Everton players just get told to get back in shape in their own half and let the opposition come onto them.