the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
u are an enemy of the everton buddy. u hate the young guys who make it despite of u and ur envy. this is a slimeball but that’s ok each to their own.
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Jimmy Grimble
Player Valuation: £20m
And as that reality dawned, GOT was abruptly wound up
the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
if they didnt u would never have sex buddy.
the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
this is the craziest post i have seen on here for a long while. i am going to take a few months to digest how stephens erectile dysfunction brought him to this place.
the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
u buddy are a fine stand up man and an example to others in humility and personal growth. i wish u stand up and growth for many years to come and also young everton players reaching their potential for u to appreciate.
Don't know if it's been posted but there's a great video on the Everton website of the passes/tackles he done on Thursday. There was a particular good ball that he played which put Doucoure through (which he should have done better with) .
Similar to the pass he done against the mancs to set DCL free for our first goal. Really important that midfielders can split defences, not necessarily just with one on one chances, but just where it has defenders having to tirn and face their own goal.
Excellent performance and I hope he continues in that kind of form.
Similar to the pass he done against the mancs to set DCL free for our first goal. Really important that midfielders can split defences, not necessarily just with one on one chances, but just where it has defenders having to tirn and face their own goal.
Excellent performance and I hope he continues in that kind of form.
wandyr79
Player Valuation: £25m
I think that some people, in their non-constructive criticism of him over the past few years simply did not see the bigger picture. Yes, he has been poor but I, personally always saw a good player and a passionate player who just wants to play football for Everton.
1: Bad managers: This cannot be doubted. He seemed to be shoe horned in and never really given a specific role during a game. These managers just didn't know how to develop him or where to play him.
2: He was 18/19 when he came in, as some have mentioned, there is no idea of how good or bad a player is going to be throughout his career, at that age (apart from the freaks of nature like Rooney). A lot of pressure to try to be the main man was given to him by fans and when it didn't look like he was going to be the player he seemed, after one wonder goal, then the boo boys turned on him, and turned quickly, and at times very harshly as well. As a young player this is going to affect your confidence.
3: The players he played with, along with point one, did not give him the best opportunity to show what he has to offer, too many times he has been let down by the system or the fact that other players were not letting him develop. I think this is being shown this season and is very obvious to see, a manager comes in and sees how exactly to develop him, where to play him and who to play him with (when available).
4: Too much exposure: Again with the bad managers note, he was simply played too much. He wasn't ready for that amount of games at this level, he should probably gone on loan to get games or continue to be rotated/come off the bench.
I am certainly not saying he is 'boss again', because he has never been 'boss' but he had something about him and for the last few years he has been poor to decent. This season he has been decent to good, the last couple of games he has been great against very good midfield opponents. There is an obvious upward curve on his progression this season, under Ancelotti I only expect that to keep on rising.
1: Bad managers: This cannot be doubted. He seemed to be shoe horned in and never really given a specific role during a game. These managers just didn't know how to develop him or where to play him.
2: He was 18/19 when he came in, as some have mentioned, there is no idea of how good or bad a player is going to be throughout his career, at that age (apart from the freaks of nature like Rooney). A lot of pressure to try to be the main man was given to him by fans and when it didn't look like he was going to be the player he seemed, after one wonder goal, then the boo boys turned on him, and turned quickly, and at times very harshly as well. As a young player this is going to affect your confidence.
3: The players he played with, along with point one, did not give him the best opportunity to show what he has to offer, too many times he has been let down by the system or the fact that other players were not letting him develop. I think this is being shown this season and is very obvious to see, a manager comes in and sees how exactly to develop him, where to play him and who to play him with (when available).
4: Too much exposure: Again with the bad managers note, he was simply played too much. He wasn't ready for that amount of games at this level, he should probably gone on loan to get games or continue to be rotated/come off the bench.
I am certainly not saying he is 'boss again', because he has never been 'boss' but he had something about him and for the last few years he has been poor to decent. This season he has been decent to good, the last couple of games he has been great against very good midfield opponents. There is an obvious upward curve on his progression this season, under Ancelotti I only expect that to keep on rising.
Really keen to see if Davies retains his place in the team and where, if Allan is back and we play 4:3:3. It appeared to me Davies best form has been from a deep lying position usually reserved for Allan. But equally I believe Allan was more box to box then we have used him when he was in Italy.
So will Allan slot back into the deepest position with Davies and Doucoure either side, or will Davies stay there and Allan a bit further forward.
Certainly seems Gomes is most likely to miss out assuming he’s fit, but you never know......
So will Allan slot back into the deepest position with Davies and Doucoure either side, or will Davies stay there and Allan a bit further forward.
Certainly seems Gomes is most likely to miss out assuming he’s fit, but you never know......
the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
no buddy it would just have much less bozos bring disgrace to the everton every day by association.
Stephenlloyd
Player Valuation: £40m
Craziest post, maybe go back and read some of your own. And I’m in this place because of clueless idiots like.
who always have a dig when they’ve lost the football argument.
It will be my grammar next, I know how this plays out
the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
buddy let me simplify this for u with easy to digest facts :
* an 8 out of 10 is a universal scale appeasing performance on the day not capability so both pele and ur godforsaken off spawn are both capable of an 8/10 in the premier league.
* u will never share dna with anything that has the talent or good looks of tom davies
* there is much help for erectile dysfunction it is nearly always temporary issue that can be helped and resolved
* resolve this soon and appreciate young everton players like never before
* slimeball
That's grandma. What's she done wrong?
Stephenlloyd
Player Valuation: £40m
All you talk about is sex fella lol
Like they say the ones talking about it aren’t doing it lol lol
I bet you Have an arm like Rafael Nadal
Hope your pornhub doesn’t crash
the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
stephen this is both the lack of personality and resentment that brings u to both the doors of mr floppy floppy and hating on young boys.
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