johnjoeefc
Player Valuation: £25m
I actually fully expect us to control this game. Not necessarily possession wise but I think we will be the team who look more likely. Hopefully Beto has his shooting boots on
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
Can't say that mate. It's totally wong these days
GoldenToffee
Player Valuation: £70m
We all know what generally happens when Everton go away on a lavish, all-expenses-paid trip to build up fitness and get some down time in the midst of a busy domestic schedule...
Ged G
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Lots of positivity and optimism about this game. That's good. How things have changed since the manager change. But it will probably not be as straightforward as some think. How many Evertonians swing from "easy" to "no chance" baffles me. Top kneejerking.
Anyway, I think we'll win, but there will probably be some twists and turns... Ref? Var? Blunders? Worldies?
Anyway, I think we'll win, but there will probably be some twists and turns... Ref? Var? Blunders? Worldies?
Ged G
Player Valuation: £1.5m
I don't know what happens. Please enlighten me. Ta
GoldenToffee
Player Valuation: £70m
... we look like we're on the back of three games in a week and get run ragged by our opposition that are supposedly not as fresh as us. Let's hope this time is different!
Everything looks very positive for us, given our good recent form and Wolves losing their main man. We should win, but at least it isn't a 'must win game' if we don't.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
Hard to call this one, and we certainly can't be complacent even on a good run.
Cunha out for them is a plus for us. I think we all know how tense the games can be when you're battling the drop, so we have to be ready to exploit Wolves tension as the game goes on.
I'd like to see us be a lot more stable and composed defensively, we have shipped some poor goals and are vulnerable under sustained periods of pressure.
So I'd like a clean sheet please and if we get that I think we have enough to win the game. Who would have thought that mere weeks ago.
Cunha out for them is a plus for us. I think we all know how tense the games can be when you're battling the drop, so we have to be ready to exploit Wolves tension as the game goes on.
I'd like to see us be a lot more stable and composed defensively, we have shipped some poor goals and are vulnerable under sustained periods of pressure.
So I'd like a clean sheet please and if we get that I think we have enough to win the game. Who would have thought that mere weeks ago.
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
Get Lee on!
ELMSWOOD48
Player Valuation: £750k
Alex Young scores Everton’s second goal in their 0-2 win against Wolverhampton Wanderers . The match was played on 6th October 1962 at the Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton in front of a reported 44,506 fans.
GoldenToffee
Player Valuation: £70m
0-30: Everton with an energetic start, Beto played through by Alcaraz but pokes it wide when 1:1 with keeper. Wolves get some possession towards the half hour point, but don't test Pickford.
30-45: A breakthrough and it's a goal for Merseyside derby hero James Tarkowski, who leaps like a proverbial salmon to convert a Jack Harrison inswinging corner.
45-60: Wolves come out of the blocks quickly, it's clear they've been told to make a better fist of things in the second half. A flurry of corners come to nothing before a long range effort from Gomes has Pickford scrambling, the England goalkeeper just able to get a fingertip to push it over the bar. Everton settle back into it and re-take control of the game by the hour mark, with Garner and in particular Gueye buzzing around like a pair of wasps in midfield.
70-90: It's a second goal for Everton and, after a handful of attempts in the past two games, Beto gets his name back on the scoresheet again. Iroegbunam, on for Garner, puts him though, defender Bueno basically bounces off Beto, before the big man slides it home to settle the game.
A late red card for Semedo compounds the host's misery, the ex-Barcelona man ordered off the field for an extremely rash and late challenge on Ashley Young after he was brought on to replace O'Brien on the 85 minute mark.
Full time score:
Wolves 0-2 Everton.
30-45: A breakthrough and it's a goal for Merseyside derby hero James Tarkowski, who leaps like a proverbial salmon to convert a Jack Harrison inswinging corner.
45-60: Wolves come out of the blocks quickly, it's clear they've been told to make a better fist of things in the second half. A flurry of corners come to nothing before a long range effort from Gomes has Pickford scrambling, the England goalkeeper just able to get a fingertip to push it over the bar. Everton settle back into it and re-take control of the game by the hour mark, with Garner and in particular Gueye buzzing around like a pair of wasps in midfield.
70-90: It's a second goal for Everton and, after a handful of attempts in the past two games, Beto gets his name back on the scoresheet again. Iroegbunam, on for Garner, puts him though, defender Bueno basically bounces off Beto, before the big man slides it home to settle the game.
A late red card for Semedo compounds the host's misery, the ex-Barcelona man ordered off the field for an extremely rash and late challenge on Ashley Young after he was brought on to replace O'Brien on the 85 minute mark.
Full time score:
Wolves 0-2 Everton.
HKContractDave
Player Valuation: £8m
Bit random haha. Seen them do a 1.30pm(ish) presser for a Saturday 3pm KO but now 11am for an 8pm KO
perth_blue
Player Valuation: £15m
Presser tonight? (Today for you lot)
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