Leylo
Player Valuation: £35m
So would your Elsie
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gianthogweed
Player Valuation: £25m
Some people are losing their minds he was crap
Super! Super Phil Neville!
diggerdestroyer
Player Valuation: £40m
Limited player. A good professional who served this club well
But that really is the min we should expect.We have got very used to poor players now that dont serve the club well.
But that really is the min we should expect.We have got very used to poor players now that dont serve the club well.
SantaClausisanEvertonian
Player Valuation: £10m
This is the post of the thread for me; sentiments that I echo 100% every day of the week.
Bang average footballer with zero personality on and off the pitch.
Moonlight dribbler
Player Valuation: £6m
Totally disagree, he was an appalling technical player at the start of his career but he made up for it with his attitude towards training, preparation, tactics and focus. He followed the managers tactics to the letter and ensured his fellow players did so too. The current group have no one that can do any of those qualities although most have better technical or physical qualities.
So?
He was here for 8 years and the highlight of that is a tackle on CR7? Brilliant.
He was an utter fraud of a captain who pointed a lot and was always the "Nicest guy possible", instead of having 1% of snide.
Amazingly, he recently came out and admitted that they were drilled at United when to talk to the ref and how to influence decisions. Glad he instantly forgot this as soon as he stepped foot at Goodison.
Towards the end of his career it was annoying as the just-about-average player that he was was obviously fading and he couldn't really do much. Similarly to Coleman though, apparently had to play.
Moonlight dribbler
Player Valuation: £6m
Moyes didn't want Everton players surrounding the Ref, Ferguson did. Neville brought more than his football ability. I don't think too highly of him but a blind man on a galloping horse can see our current crop lack leadership.
They do, absolutely.
Why didn't Moyes want Everton players surrounding the ref then? That entire squad lived and thrived on snide moments, like his own tackle against CR7. Yet, as a captain and a team we were always the "know your place" and "knife to a gun fight" "good guy" Everton.
Why?
Moonlight dribbler
Player Valuation: £6m
Moyes has said it loads they didn't chase ref only the captain approached the ref. They played hard but fair.
Only the captain, who was always this amazing nice guy even when things obviously went against us.
And then we wonder, "why do these things go against us".
That Simpsons moment of "Damn Scots, ruined Scotland" comes to mind tbh.
It’s so moribund and dreadful at the moment that people are harking back to the days of Phil Neville (playing/pointing). Will this season ever take its foot off my love spuds?
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