Match Day Thread Everton v Newcastle United

Janmaat and Sissoko seriously need to look at themselves playing. They're literally standing on top of each other. Are they bummmates?

 

Another performance so far to highlight why we will be going down and rightly so.
We are just awful and after failing to bring in a proven forward with experience in the prem nor any real effort to fix the back 4 will be the root course of our demise

 

Janmaat is our only threat. Again!

 

No, if the price available returns a decent risk free profit then take it. In the end the price went to 5.7 and then fell back so I didn't get my target of 6.0 for a risk-free return on the match.

I didn't have to wait long for the first goal to go in and then I made around 19% on the match when I backed the Toon.

The whole point of betting is to make a profit. If one can pick up a risk-free guaranteed return then do it. That's trading, not gambling.

 

Yes main threat at conceding a goal!

 

I know mate, I am just so frustrated with the manager.....

 

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Okay done that. Now what?

 

Only because they are stupid

 

Misguided more likely. The old if we can score then doesn't matter if we concede from under the good ol Keegan days. Sadly our defence is mid Championship quality at best.

Can anyone tell me who replaced Mbemba? Praying it was Lascelles and not Saylor

 

Well it weren't great!

Still only 1-0 though, so plenty of time to think we could change things round and get back in the game (at least until they score their second)

 

It was Lascelles

 

Were ****ed

 

Good! He needs game time!

 

Exactly.

 

Mclaren is to blame ridiculous selection

 

Oh well, thats the Balloon of Optimism well and truly fcuking popped for me. Same old shyte as usual. Garbage..

 

Wouldn't go that far - only change should be Mitrovic for Perez. Rest of team picked itself!

 

I didnt understand the optimism anyway because its the same defense and strike force

 

Just to make you a

I like your positivity and I seriously hope I am wrong here.... But I think its only a matter of time before Everton score again. I bet we come out with the same setup, same personnel......

No changes..... same crap!

Mclaren will get sacked soon. Because if we keep playing like this we are going down and after spunking 100 million.........

 

Have to agree I would have expected Mitro to start.