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Lacina Traore chose a loan move to Everton over West Ham because he prefers the Toffees' style of play.
The Hammers appeared to be the favourites to sign the 23-year old after they applied for a work permit on his behalf.
However, the 6ft 8in Ivory Coast forward opted to join Roberto Martinez's side on loan from Monaco for the remainder of the season. The style of Everton suited my technical ability," said Traore.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho bemoaned West Ham's negativity in Wednesday's goalless draw in the Premier League and accused Hammers' boss Sam Allardyce of encouraging "19th-century football".
And Traore said the opportunity to play for a side committed to attacking football was a factor in his decision to move to Goodison Park.



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Lacina Traore chose a loan move to Everton over West Ham because he prefers the Toffees' style of play.
The Hammers appeared to be the favourites to sign the 23-year old after they applied for a work permit on his behalf.
However, the 6ft 8in Ivory Coast forward opted to join Roberto Martinez's side on loan from Monaco for the remainder of the season. The style of Everton suited my technical ability," said Traore.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho bemoaned West Ham's negativity in Wednesday's goalless draw in the Premier League and accused Hammers' boss Sam Allardyce of encouraging "19th-century football".
And Traore said the opportunity to play for a side committed to attacking football was a factor in his decision to move to Goodison Park.



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I see what you mean , but if Chelsea were that that great they would have scored .

Hammers did top job IMHO .
 
Fulham look cooked.

If their newcomers don't step up in a massive way, definitely. When they give up a goal, they outright give up...that's not a good sign, and they've already played the "sack the manager" card.
 
Fulham's remaining eight games during Feb and March include Man Utd (away), Liverpool (home), Chelsea (home), Newcastle (home), Man City (away), and Everton (home).

Today is therefore a hammer blow for them, both with regard to our result and other results today. They better had beat WBA and Cardiff in those other two games, otherwise they could be gone before April arrives.
 
Tight isn't the half of it. Stoke sits 11th after their upset (is it anymore?) of Man U...had they lost, they would be in the relegation zone.

Occasionally I read a post that really surprises me. This is one. Pretty amazing.

Vin
 
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