Boycott
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Yeah it seems like he's gone back to the form right at the start where you can't blame him directly but it's not taking much to beat him.
He's been awful for a few weeks going back to Liverpool away.
Yeah it seems like he's gone back to the form right at the start where you can't blame him directly but it's not taking much to beat him.
Sooner he fecks off the better, it's becoming a soap opera now and it's starting to effect he's performances.
What do you expect him to do? Tell everyone what he's thinking?Very insightful post.
Care to tell me where I'm wrong? The guy in recent weeks haa conceded poor goals, is making half hearted decisions and still hasn't revealed what he's plans are.
That is called considering his options, and (perhaps) getting distracted. He does not come out and say LVG is shite, RM is the best, etc. Hardly soap opera.Very insightful post.
Care to tell me where I'm wrong? The guy in recent weeks haa conceded poor goals, is making half hearted decisions and still hasn't revealed what he's plans are.
Sooner he fecks off the better, it's becoming a soap opera now and it's starting to effect he's performances.
What do you expect him to do? Tell everyone what he's thinking?
Knee-jerk overreaction right there. He has been our best player this season FFS!
Since when do players clue everyone in on what they're thinking?In perfect world yes. The club want to keep him, the manager has confirmed we've offered him a large contract whilst we hear reports he has rejected it and wants to leave. If he wanted to stay he'd have quashed these rumors by now but he hasn't. Today was the first time it looked like he's head was in a different place.
So we should just be cool with him playing like he'd rather be somewhere else?
You've decided that the keeper that's won us countless games this season should feck off based on overreacting to a performance in which 11 players were dogshit.Very insightful post.
Care to tell me where I'm wrong? The guy in recent weeks haa conceded poor goals, is making half hearted decisions and still hasn't revealed what he's plans are.
Since when do players clue everyone in on what they're thinking?
No, of course not. But we don't know that that is the reason he was poor. To say the sooner he leaves the better is just short sighted I think.
Was he awful against Aston Villa, Manchester City, and Chelsea?He's been awful for a few weeks going back to Liverpool away.
This is nonsense. People need to be a bit more rational. Today's performance was similar to his performances at the start of the season. One good save, but his performance was filled with tentative steps. He's obviously worked on his positioning (his sweeping has significantly improved), but people need to accept that these performances happen.Sooner he fecks off the better, it's becoming a soap opera now and it's starting to effect he's performances.
Sooner he fecks off the better, it's becoming a soap opera now and it's starting to effect he's performances.
You've decided that the keeper that's won us countless games this season should feck off based on overreacting to a performance in which 11 players were dogshit.
Interpretation of goalkeeping performances has a lot to do with hindsight. During a goal in which the defence has left Everton basically 2 on 1 with the keeper, I find it difficult to fault him there, his approach to that isn't majorly different from the way he went about saving one on ones versus Hazard and Wilshere, and in this one Mirallas had the Lukaku square ball on. The first goal is just a case of you win some, you lose some - absolutely no fault there.
So his head being in Madrid comes down to not coming off his line one or two times, something which he's been guilty of long before Madrid came into the equation.
Quality post.
Thanks.