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2022/23 Tom Davies

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I disagree. He would start for some PL teams this year. Not good teams, but still.

If he leaves next year I'd bet he'll stay in the premiere league.

I can’t think of a single team he’d start for this year. Nottingham Forest are one of the worst in the league and is he getting in ahead of Gibbs White or Lingard in attacking midfield? What about Fulham? Maybe Bournemouth?

Either way we’re talking about teams right down at the bottom where we might be able to find one position for him. He’s not good enough. If people want to keep him around as some sort of mascot then fine but if we have a tonne of injuries and he’s playing every week we will suffer for it.
 
To be fair mate, loads of players get played out of loyalty.

Hes our generations Horne, or Pembridge or whatever. Not really good enough, but a cheap squad filler.

It's not lads like him who have got us into the mess we are.

I’d say indulging players who aren’t good enough is one of the key reasons we’ve been in the mess we are. Playing Kenny Keane Davies Coleman last season almost relegated us. There’s been opportunities to get rid of all of them but there’s always been this ‘they’ll do for one more year as backup’ feeling. Then they first choice inevitably gets injured and they’re all back in.

Kenny almost cost us our PL status with his horror show v Burnley. Coleman similar with his gifting of the first goal against Palace. Davies and Keane may well have cost us europe under Ancelotti getting caught on the ball twice by Burnley under no pressure at all. Keane the same against Spurs. There’s countless examples of this.

He’s part of a core of players that has played regularly whilst countless managers have been fired for flirting with relegation and it’s generally been a team Evertonians have hated. A big reason we seem to be doing better this season is because we’ve got rid of most of these mistake ridden clowns from the starting line up.

I was one of Davies’ biggest fans when he broke through. There was a young player who was battling for everything and his desire took him ahead of more talented players allowing him to beat them in midfield. That all seems to have gone now and he just seems slow, sloppy, and ineffective. His trajectory has just been downward ever since his first season.
 
I’d say indulging players who aren’t good enough is one of the key reasons we’ve been in the mess we are. Playing Kenny Keane Davies Coleman last season almost relegated us. There’s been opportunities to get rid of all of them but there’s always been this ‘they’ll do for one more year as backup’ feeling. Then they first choice inevitably gets injured and they’re all back in.

Kenny almost cost us our PL status with his horror show v Burnley. Coleman similar with his gifting of the first goal against Palace. Davies and Keane may well have cost us europe under Ancelotti getting caught on the ball twice by Burnley under no pressure at all. Keane the same against Spurs. There’s countless examples of this.

He’s part of a core of players that has played regularly whilst countless managers have been fired for flirting with relegation and it’s generally been a team Evertonians have hated. A big reason we seem to be doing better this season is because we’ve got rid of most of these mistake ridden clowns from the starting line up.

I was one of Davies’ biggest fans when he broke through. There was a young player who was battling for everything and his desire took him ahead of more talented players allowing him to beat them in midfield. That all seems to have gone now and he just seems slow, sloppy, and ineffective. His trajectory has just been downward ever since his first season.
Agreed......good post
 
I’d say indulging players who aren’t good enough is one of the key reasons we’ve been in the mess we are. Playing Kenny Keane Davies Coleman last season almost relegated us. There’s been opportunities to get rid of all of them but there’s always been this ‘they’ll do for one more year as backup’ feeling. Then they first choice inevitably gets injured and they’re all back in.

Kenny almost cost us our PL status with his horror show v Burnley. Coleman similar with his gifting of the first goal against Palace. Davies and Keane may well have cost us europe under Ancelotti getting caught on the ball twice by Burnley under no pressure at all. Keane the same against Spurs. There’s countless examples of this.

He’s part of a core of players that has played regularly whilst countless managers have been fired for flirting with relegation and it’s generally been a team Evertonians have hated. A big reason we seem to be doing better this season is because we’ve got rid of most of these mistake ridden clowns from the starting line up.

I was one of Davies’ biggest fans when he broke through. There was a young player who was battling for everything and his desire took him ahead of more talented players allowing him to beat them in midfield. That all seems to have gone now and he just seems slow, sloppy, and ineffective. His trajectory has just been downward ever since his first season.
The only game anybody can remember him playing well in was in January 2017 against Manchester City.

It's 2023 in less than 100 days.

Get kin rid ffs.
 



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