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TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
He didn't play up top today until the 70th minute. He spent a majority of the time out wide and produced very little as you say. For me he's a striker. Even his time at Watford he was displaying more of a striker skillset than a winger and that is still the case here. When he plays out wide his best moments come when he gets into the box and gets on the end of things and not so much from his dribbling, passing and crossing.
messymascot
Player Valuation: £35m
He needs a rest but unfortunately he is too important to the team to put on the bench. Hopefully we will somehow beat Watford easily and once we are comfortable he can be withdrawn.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Think he will score,we will win 2-1,and think he may have 10 goals but by Leicester game-i feel more confident about winning this,than v newcastle
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
I hope he doesnt do that don't celebrate because you respect your old team crap if he scores as their support won't be showing him any respect
Who cares as long as he scores
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Marco Silva believes Richarlison has quality to score 20 goals a season
• Silva feels he has the man to fill Romelu Lukaku’s boots
• Everton manager preparing to face his old club Watford
Richarlison celebrates after scoring for Everton against Newcastle United.
Marco Silva and Richarlison both face their former club Watford for the first time at Goodison Park on Monday, with the manager suggesting his striker could become the 20-goal-a-season man Everton have struggled to find since parting with Romelu Lukaku.
That might be a big task if Richarlison, who cost Everton £35m to acquire from Watford, has to keep playing in wide positions rather than as a central striker, though Silva feels he has plenty of goals still to come.
“He has seven already, which is not a bad number when you consider he missed two games through suspension,” the Everton manager said. “I am happy with him but I still think he can do better in terms of goals, he certainly has the quality.”
Richarlison’s latest goal, against Newcastle, only restored parity as Everton dropped another couple of points at home, but Silva is unconcerned over his side scoring only twice in their last four matches. “You have to take into account that two of those matches were at Chelsea and Liverpool,” he pointed out. “They are not easy places for any team to score goals, yet at both Stamford Bridge and Anfield we created chances.
“I agree we should probably take more of our chances, we created enough in the first half against Newcastle to have won the game, but points in the Premier League are not always easy to come by. Every game brings its own challenge, and the main thing is to keep working and believing. I look at my friend Nuno at Wolves, whose team lost five times but came back to beat Chelsea.”
Silva knows Watford well – “That’s true, but they know me very well also” – and was not surprised by their robust start to the season. “They have some good attacking players who can create problems. We are expecting a tough game but it is not different because it is Watford, it is just another home game it is important to try and win. What happened in the past is history now.
“This will not be the first time I will face a former club and unfortunately I doubt it will be the last. That is bound to happen over time when you are trying to build a managerial career. It is not important now to talk about how my time at Watford ended. Things have moved on but I have big respect for every club I have worked for.”
• Silva feels he has the man to fill Romelu Lukaku’s boots
• Everton manager preparing to face his old club Watford
Richarlison celebrates after scoring for Everton against Newcastle United.
Marco Silva and Richarlison both face their former club Watford for the first time at Goodison Park on Monday, with the manager suggesting his striker could become the 20-goal-a-season man Everton have struggled to find since parting with Romelu Lukaku.
That might be a big task if Richarlison, who cost Everton £35m to acquire from Watford, has to keep playing in wide positions rather than as a central striker, though Silva feels he has plenty of goals still to come.
“He has seven already, which is not a bad number when you consider he missed two games through suspension,” the Everton manager said. “I am happy with him but I still think he can do better in terms of goals, he certainly has the quality.”
Richarlison’s latest goal, against Newcastle, only restored parity as Everton dropped another couple of points at home, but Silva is unconcerned over his side scoring only twice in their last four matches. “You have to take into account that two of those matches were at Chelsea and Liverpool,” he pointed out. “They are not easy places for any team to score goals, yet at both Stamford Bridge and Anfield we created chances.
“I agree we should probably take more of our chances, we created enough in the first half against Newcastle to have won the game, but points in the Premier League are not always easy to come by. Every game brings its own challenge, and the main thing is to keep working and believing. I look at my friend Nuno at Wolves, whose team lost five times but came back to beat Chelsea.”
Silva knows Watford well – “That’s true, but they know me very well also” – and was not surprised by their robust start to the season. “They have some good attacking players who can create problems. We are expecting a tough game but it is not different because it is Watford, it is just another home game it is important to try and win. What happened in the past is history now.
“This will not be the first time I will face a former club and unfortunately I doubt it will be the last. That is bound to happen over time when you are trying to build a managerial career. It is not important now to talk about how my time at Watford ended. Things have moved on but I have big respect for every club I have worked for.”
Zezti
Player Valuation: £70m
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/747159/Everton-news-Richarlison-Barcelona-transfer-latest
Everton star Richarlison wanted by BARCELONA: £40m star eyed as Luis Suarez replacement
Everton star Richarlison wanted by BARCELONA: £40m star eyed as Luis Suarez replacement
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
I just find it to be really dumb that a player would not celebrate scoring but I find it spectacularly stupid when he's doing it so he doesn't hurt the feelings of people who hate his guts now
Was howling at this earlier today. Big 6 panicking and selling off our players already?
I hope he gets a hat trick and gives it the full Sheedy with both hands
Knowing our luck it'll be a swap for Gomes
'Monitoring' aka we made it up
EverBlue92
Player Valuation: £8m
We play watford tonight and could go 6th
Story printed about our best player being linked away
Standard clickbait garbage which will have the usual suspects flapping.
Story printed about our best player being linked away
Standard clickbait garbage which will have the usual suspects flapping.
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