Everton are Charity FC for teams and players are on a poor run of form.
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Cameron Manning
Player Valuation: £35m
Ah come on loads thought they knew what was going to happen v Arsenal and Chelsea, put those thoughts in the bin as you do your round with the wagon!
Blue Willy
Player Valuation: £8m
Pickford
Coleman — Tarkowski —- Branthwaite —- Myko
Mangala ———— Gana
Doucoure
Lindstrom —————————— Ndiaye
Broja
Mr PEN86
Player Valuation: £10m
Going to be another slog. Never thought I'll be lamenting missing 39yo Ashley Young but here we are. Coleman I guess will come in. As much as I love Seamus it's a shame Patto isn't given a chance here. Generally Sean must freshen up the team a bit with all the fixtures over the festive period. I'd get Broja in and bench DCL. Jesper in too for me just because of how Harrison missed that sitter.
efcfanwirral
Player Valuation: £25m
If this team starts, we might have a chance. As it'll be Harrison and Calvert Lewin, we won't
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £50m
Nah I think we might surprise a few people here, City are a mess at the moment, whatever combo Pep tries isn't working and I think if we can keep it tight at the back then we might be able to nick something from this.
Said to a fella sat by us in the ground you could pick next weeks team and barring injuries, it's the same every week. If McNeil is fit he plays instead of Lindstrom, Young can't play because he's banned. The changes will be made between the 70 and 73rd minute. The man is so predictable it's untrue. If Broja plays it means DCL is probably leaving during the transfer window.
GH_1982
Player Valuation: £750k
Not liking broja playing so close to their goal - he might accidentally score
Timbucktoo
Player Valuation: £8m
He`s on the halfway line. Doucore will be sat on the edge of the six yard line, Dyche was told Lindstrom and Ndiaye need to get in the box to cause City problems, but it did n`t click with him that they need to be in the opposition box.
Voodoo Billy
Player Valuation: £2.5m
And send Dyche's 0-0 dependent OCD into haywire.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
It's a big ask for us to continue to maintain defensive discipline as we have been doing even considering City's desperate form. I hope it's not the sort of game where there is a tired collapse from us in that respect.
I don't think it will be, but still feel we are more likely than not to end up losing this.
I don't think it will be, but still feel we are more likely than not to end up losing this.
JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
Simpleton fans supporting a Toxic, Plastic institution.
Will be hoping we two foot them all over.
Will be hoping we two foot them all over.
JelavicBrate2
Player Valuation: £8m
Always have been look at Martial at United, Ings only scored 1 goal for RS, and guess who it was against. Us.
Jamo Martinez
Player Valuation: £70m
I honestly don't know what to think. Read all ten pages so far and every contradictory point seems to make sense.
They're low on confidence and there to be got at. However our defensive solidity is based heavily on setting up to defend.
We can cause them problems, but we miss a lot of chances.
I'm trying to remember al their recent defeats. Obviously the most clear is the last one. City couldn't handle Villa's strength (we can do that) and pace (forget it) but they combined that with some guile (What's that?) and good finishing (never heard of it).
After checking the other results, the teams that beat them tend to have pace, technique, good finishers and are prepared to bully them. Throw in a bit of good luck (Utd signing Nunes at half time* and Spurs being their bogey team) and you can see a clear formula for beating City.
*That penalty, well we know there's no way we get that at the Etihad.
So we bully them.
They're low on confidence and there to be got at. However our defensive solidity is based heavily on setting up to defend.
We can cause them problems, but we miss a lot of chances.
I'm trying to remember al their recent defeats. Obviously the most clear is the last one. City couldn't handle Villa's strength (we can do that) and pace (forget it) but they combined that with some guile (What's that?) and good finishing (never heard of it).
After checking the other results, the teams that beat them tend to have pace, technique, good finishers and are prepared to bully them. Throw in a bit of good luck (Utd signing Nunes at half time* and Spurs being their bogey team) and you can see a clear formula for beating City.
*That penalty, well we know there's no way we get that at the Etihad.
So we bully them.