'we' as in Everton fans not 'I' personally
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'we' as in Everton fans not 'I' personally
Chill out mate
ToffeeMike
Player Valuation: £25m
I was only trying to have a laugh with you but your taking whole matter a bit serious?
It's a serious matter mate, our future premier league status could depend on it, no joking matter.
ToffeeMike
Player Valuation: £25m
Serious?? Swerving this thread for a bit.
Ihaters
Player Valuation: £35m
Ah you confused me. I've never heard anyone use we which doesn't include themselves in that sort of context before.
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Bily scored 30+ yard screamers and had fantastic dead ball ability. Naismith has the ability of a squirrell.
Anyway, back on topic, Mirallas is ****ing boss and I love him.
Bluenose1995
Player Valuation: £25m
I love you Kev your the ****ing best thing at this club take pride in your ability mate <3
Yes, yes he does
Haha, there really is a gif to prove anyone's point, no matter how ridiculous!
steken1
Player Valuation: £70m
Yeah but Naismith can run without stopping for 4 seconds plus!
Marky Andrews
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Kevin Mirallas thinks Everton can qualify for Champions League
Kevin Mirallas believes Everton are 'ready' for the UEFA Champions League as the Toffees plot a late charge for the top four.
David Moyes' side beat QPR 2-0 on Saturday to move to within three points of Chelsea, who currently occupy the final Champions League qualification position.
They travel to third-placed Arsenal on Tuesday knowing victory would close the gap on the Gunners to just a point.
"Everton could do well in the Champions League but there are some big games between now and the end of the season which we have to win in order to get there."
Kevin Mirallas
Everton have never won at Emirates Stadium, though, and are without a victory away at Arsenal since 1996, but Mirallas believes the current squad are primed to end their North London hoodoo.
"There's always a first time for everything. Let's hope it's Tuesday," he told the Liverpool Echo.
"Everton could do well in the Champions League but there are some big games between now and the end of the season which we have to win in order to get there.
"You don't really know how you'd do until you were in it and the competition started, but it's a fantastic competition and I think we're ready for it.
"I've played at the Emirates for Olympiacos and I hope we can get the three points we need down there tomorrow.
"It will be vital in order to get European qualification and make it a beautiful end to the season."
Mirallas appears to be finding his best form again after a niggling hamstring injury scuppered the middle part of the season and threatened at one stage to end his campaign completely.
The 25-year-old is happy with his recent displays but is hopeful of a full pre-season in the summer in order to ensure an injury-free campaign next year.
He added: "In spite of my injuries I am pleased I've been able to achieve one or two good things this season on the field.
"But certainly with the proper preparation and an injury free pre-season, which I didn't get this season, it would really help and augur well for the following season.
"I think you can see I am feeling a lot better in myself when you see me play. Feeling physically fit helps a lot. Getting games under your belt and playing regularly helps your confidence as well.
"When you do feel strong and avoid injuries that helps your game."
Arsenal 5/6
Draw 11/4
Everton 16/5
Kevin Mirallas believes Everton are 'ready' for the UEFA Champions League as the Toffees plot a late charge for the top four.
David Moyes' side beat QPR 2-0 on Saturday to move to within three points of Chelsea, who currently occupy the final Champions League qualification position.
They travel to third-placed Arsenal on Tuesday knowing victory would close the gap on the Gunners to just a point.
"Everton could do well in the Champions League but there are some big games between now and the end of the season which we have to win in order to get there."
Kevin Mirallas
Everton have never won at Emirates Stadium, though, and are without a victory away at Arsenal since 1996, but Mirallas believes the current squad are primed to end their North London hoodoo.
"There's always a first time for everything. Let's hope it's Tuesday," he told the Liverpool Echo.
"Everton could do well in the Champions League but there are some big games between now and the end of the season which we have to win in order to get there.
"You don't really know how you'd do until you were in it and the competition started, but it's a fantastic competition and I think we're ready for it.
"I've played at the Emirates for Olympiacos and I hope we can get the three points we need down there tomorrow.
"It will be vital in order to get European qualification and make it a beautiful end to the season."
Mirallas appears to be finding his best form again after a niggling hamstring injury scuppered the middle part of the season and threatened at one stage to end his campaign completely.
The 25-year-old is happy with his recent displays but is hopeful of a full pre-season in the summer in order to ensure an injury-free campaign next year.
He added: "In spite of my injuries I am pleased I've been able to achieve one or two good things this season on the field.
"But certainly with the proper preparation and an injury free pre-season, which I didn't get this season, it would really help and augur well for the following season.
"I think you can see I am feeling a lot better in myself when you see me play. Feeling physically fit helps a lot. Getting games under your belt and playing regularly helps your confidence as well.
"When you do feel strong and avoid injuries that helps your game."
Arsenal 5/6
Draw 11/4
Everton 16/5
bluebottle
Player Valuation: £35m
I have thought of a chant for Kev, if another is needed. It's basically his name to the tune of Abracadabra by The Steve Miller band.
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Anyone Gif-ed that trick he pulled off against Gibbs ffs?
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