Match Thread Leicester City 1-1 Everton - Saturday 21st September - 15:00

[Steve EFC]

Thought we were still rock bottom of the table

So that’s a nice suprise

Separated by 18 letters in the alphabet !!

 

[oglop44]

@mods any chance the poll can be made so we can see the results without voting?

 

[st.domingo]

@mods any chance the poll can be made so we can see the results without voting?

Just vote for Ndiaye and you get to see that everyone else has

 

[st.domingo]

So we’re off and running at least.

1 point from 5 games. To get back up to par we need 3 wins from the next 5.

 

[Cameron Manning]

The only Leicester highlight they showed was their goal and the Pickford incident

They didn’t show the mistake he made when we gave a stupid corner away from which Leicester scored their goal,y

 

[SLAVEN BILIC]

Look at the score!! This club man, garbage in every facet! This was the start of the 2nd half against Leicester

 

[Iana]

I went to the match yesterday and I would have settled for a point beforehand but disappointed we did not take all 3 as I thought we created enough to have won that game comfortably.
I thought the first 2 subs lost our control and momentum in the second half when we had navigated the first 20 minutes after Half Time quite comfortably. We were not helped by some players visibly tiring such as Garner and Mangala but we did become a bit clueless in the last 10 minutes with some bad decision making on the ball.

We were not helped by the terrible officiating from the referee who allowed Leicester to get away with murder and some of his decisions were baffling.

A special mention to all Evertonians who made the trip and were supportive not mutinous during the game. In addition, all those fans after getting drenched walking back to the station and being stuck on a delayed train for an hour thus missing connections to get back home. The delay was met with humour and fortitude and a very appropriate singing of “We shall not be moved”.

 

[BlueInNZ]

I went to the match yesterday and I would have settled for a point beforehand but disappointed we did not take all 3 as I thought we created enough to have won that game comfortably.
I thought the first 2 subs lost our control and momentum in the second half when we had navigated the first 20 minutes after Half Time quite comfortably. We were not helped by some players visibly tiring such as Garner and Mangala but we did become a bit clueless in the last 10 minutes with some bad decision making on the ball.

We were not helped by the terrible officiating from the referee who allowed Leicester to get away with murder and some of his decisions were baffling.

A special mention to all Evertonians who made the trip and were supportive not mutinous during the game. In addition, all those fans after getting drenched walking back to the station and being stuck on a delayed train for an hour thus missing connections to get back home. The delay was met with humour and fortitude and a very appropriate singing of “We shall not be moved”.

Nice one mate. Sounds like you enjoyed the game.

 

[degsy]

So we’re off and running at least.

1 point from 5 games. To get back up to par we need 3 wins from the next 5.

This

 

[Kendal]

Top fans

 

[Exeter_Gently]

I went to the match yesterday and I would have settled for a point beforehand but disappointed we did not take all 3 as I thought we created enough to have won that game comfortably.
I thought the first 2 subs lost our control and momentum in the second half when we had navigated the first 20 minutes after Half Time quite comfortably. We were not helped by some players visibly tiring such as Garner and Mangala but we did become a bit clueless in the last 10 minutes with some bad decision making on the ball.

We were not helped by the terrible officiating from the referee who allowed Leicester to get away with murder and some of his decisions were baffling.

A special mention to all Evertonians who made the trip and were supportive not mutinous during the game. In addition, all those fans after getting drenched walking back to the station and being stuck on a delayed train for an hour thus missing connections to get back home. The delay was met with humour and fortitude and a very appropriate singing of “We shall not be moved”.

Went myself yesterday mate... superb support.

The standard of refereeing yesterday was the worst I've seen in long while.

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

Of course and there is an argument that no Premier League game is a walkover, but in the context of staying in the league, there are only a handful of games that you'd expect (or at least hope) a team like Everton would get 3 points from, and today was one of them.

It was an opportunity to remove many of the doubts about relegation, to land a blow to one of our rivals and, having been 1-0 up for a large part of the game, it was really disappointing to throw it away for the 4th time this season.

I think the big dissapointment was the continuation of the pattern where we are ahead in the game and dyche makes the wrong substitution and puts us in a position wher we have no real out ball, inviting pressure which results in the inevitable comeback,
Once Lindstrom and N'diaye went off we were lucky not to lose the game. Hopeless subbing.

 

[Iana]

Went myself yesterday mate... superb support.

The standard of refereeing yesterday was the worst I've seen in long while.

Darren England was dreadful and how DCL did not get a foul for that push in the back is beyond me.
I thought that it should have been a goal kick not a corner that they eventually scored from.

 

[Sharpies volley]

Been away and just saw the game for the 1st time. Another game we should have won and it's becoming boring now, but another goal conceded from inside the 6 yard box.

 

[Bez2k2k]

Went myself yesterday mate... superb support.

The standard of refereeing yesterday was the worst I've seen in long while.

Always seems to be us?