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Good to see that article. I think he may be putting a little bit of spin on what happened and when, but what of it.
His chance will come, he needs to be ready to take it. I would like to see him used a little more as a central striker, I think he has a lot to offer there.
His chance will come, he needs to be ready to take it. I would like to see him used a little more as a central striker, I think he has a lot to offer there.
Was a sulky little bish at the back of the bench when the goals went in. Shows a lack of respect for his teammates.
Norwegian Cow
Player Valuation: £35m
very
BlueKingdom
Player Valuation: £225k
No emotions after our goals.All sub players cheered on the bench....He`s heart is not more at Everton.
Titus Bramble
Best centre half to grace the Premier League
It was with us a month ago when he signed a new contract.
LOL...OK mate xx
http://www.evertonfc.com/news/2015/09/16/mirallas-prepared-to-be-patient
Kevin Mirallas is prepared to be patient as he waits for an opportunity to regain his place in Everton’s first team. Since signing a new contract in August, the Belgian has started only two matches for the Blues; against Watford on the opening day and in the Capital One Cup tie at Barnsley. Most recently, he was an unused substitute in the 3-1 victory over Chelsea at the weekend.
“For me, it is strange not playing but the most important thing is the team winning,” Mirallas told evertontv. “The team played very well and scored three goals against the champions of last season. The result was very good and important for the next few games. “I will wait, work hard in training and when the manager says ‘now is your time’ I will try to play very well.”
Mirallas was one of three wingers selected as substitutes against the Londoners, along with Aaron Lennonand Gerard Deulofeu. Steven Naismith scored his hat-trick after stepping off the bench to replace the injured Muhamed Besic, who had started on the left flank - a position previously occupied by Tom Cleverley before the midfielder suffered his ligament setback against Tottenham Hotspur. Meanwhile, on the opposite touchline, Arouna Kone has earned acclaim for his industrious performances since the start of the campaign.
And Mirallas believes such options highlight the strength in depth within the Everton squad. “We have a lot of players on top form at the moment, which is good,” he added. “Football is like that. Sometimes you play, sometimes you don’t play.”
Everton head to the Liberty Stadium on Saturday - the scene of Mirallas’ first goal in a royal Blue jersey back in September 2012. “It was my first goal in the Premier League when I signed for Everton,” he added. “I will never forget that - but Saturday is a different game. “We are playing against a team that is very strong and is playing well at the moment.”
Kevin Mirallas is prepared to be patient as he waits for an opportunity to regain his place in Everton’s first team. Since signing a new contract in August, the Belgian has started only two matches for the Blues; against Watford on the opening day and in the Capital One Cup tie at Barnsley. Most recently, he was an unused substitute in the 3-1 victory over Chelsea at the weekend.
“For me, it is strange not playing but the most important thing is the team winning,” Mirallas told evertontv. “The team played very well and scored three goals against the champions of last season. The result was very good and important for the next few games. “I will wait, work hard in training and when the manager says ‘now is your time’ I will try to play very well.”
Mirallas was one of three wingers selected as substitutes against the Londoners, along with Aaron Lennonand Gerard Deulofeu. Steven Naismith scored his hat-trick after stepping off the bench to replace the injured Muhamed Besic, who had started on the left flank - a position previously occupied by Tom Cleverley before the midfielder suffered his ligament setback against Tottenham Hotspur. Meanwhile, on the opposite touchline, Arouna Kone has earned acclaim for his industrious performances since the start of the campaign.
And Mirallas believes such options highlight the strength in depth within the Everton squad. “We have a lot of players on top form at the moment, which is good,” he added. “Football is like that. Sometimes you play, sometimes you don’t play.”
Everton head to the Liberty Stadium on Saturday - the scene of Mirallas’ first goal in a royal Blue jersey back in September 2012. “It was my first goal in the Premier League when I signed for Everton,” he added. “I will never forget that - but Saturday is a different game. “We are playing against a team that is very strong and is playing well at the moment.”
longers
Parcheggia l'autobus
noticed that myself, deulofeu didn't really celebrate either. i imagine both of them were pissed they didn't get any game time.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
think every winger would be annoyed at not getting the chance to utterly beast Ivanovic the way he's playing atm
Seamus Colemole
Previously deathbyropeandglass
MOTM today, dominated them from the time he came on till the time he went off.
Dithering Dougie
Banned
He didn't look happy while he was waiting to get on, it's stupid and petulant thing to do but he's frustrated and this sort of thing happens.
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