Ged G
Player Valuation: £5m
I think the point here is that the headline says MERSEYSIDE not LFC. So it's us, too
gonetomorrow
Player Valuation: £70m
Footballers shouldn't do social media. And their wives shouldn't get involved either. You're just playing the sick trolls' game for them.
Why are Tarks and Saka so chummy?
Just curious, can't imagine where they've met before. Maybe both just decent lads
Just curious, can't imagine where they've met before. Maybe both just decent lads
Mr Happy
Player Valuation: £25m
Tarky tutored him through his A-levels. So I heard.
Can’t wait till he’s moved on
Never been sent off in the Premier League.
Amazed when I seen that.
Amazed when I seen that.
Tarks is definitely a meat feast kind of guy
I suspect Saka is more of a ham and mushroom fan
Tarks likes a BBQ base
….he won me a few bob yesterday with more than one foul at evs, and he made history even if the BBC couldn’t help mention the MacAllister ‘tackle’;
Everton defender James Tarkowski made history on Saturday when he received the 64th Premier League booking of his career.
It means he has the highest number of yellow cards of any player in the competition never to have received a red.
The 32-year-old was cautioned for a foul on Arsenal full-back Myles Lewis-Skelly as the Toffees drew 1-1 against the Gunners at Goodison Park.
The record-breaking caution came after captain Tarkowski received a yellow card for a foul on Alexis Mac Allister against Liverpool on Wednesday - though the Premier League's refereeing body later acknowledged he should have been dismissed.
Tarkowski now holds the unique record having played 301 Premier League matches without seeing red.
Overall, he has received one red card in his whole career - a straight red while playing for Brentford in the Championship.
With six bookings this season, he has overtaken former Chelsea and Southampton midfielder Oriol Romeu and former Tottenham, Charlton and Aston Villa defender Luke Young on the list of the most Premier League bookings without receiving a red card.
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