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Juanito wrote: ↑Tue Apr 22, 2025 3:05 pm If he plays Keane, my opinion of Moyes will change very dramatically.

He shouldn't play him, but Moyes is a pragmatist at the end of the day so probably will.

Man UTD mate says his first touch is too poor for this league, so I wouldn't fancy his chances playing in this team where he has to control a Doucoure through ball instead of a Fernandes one.

I feel like he's completely functional as LB in this team but we need to buy backup in that position, so we may as well buy some 19-20 year old with high potential that can get some game time whilst not being expected to be first choice for a season or two.

Farke's the fella Leeds to stay up next season Don't think Bournemouth or Brighton will do so well, interesting though - Porto guy proving so far so good... What about Farkes previous 2 relegations and all 6 of the last promoted teams going straight back down makes you think Leeds stay up next year...

Too slow and not good enough on the ball for a top team or for playing at international level. But he's excellent at what he brings to a team below that. If you want to play great footy built from the back he's not your guy, if you want to play a high line he's also not your guy. If you want someone...

Moyes said in the post match that he didn't want to move JOB central during the match as it effectively meant 2 player position changes. He also said he didn't think the subs did very well. So I'd be surprised if we started Keane there next match.

He was unbelievably bad from what I saw (watching on my phone which isn't ideal). Just all at sea and couldn't cope with their attackers.

Then there was the header back to Pickford which was classic Keane.

Think we saw in a really short spell there how Keane will be remembered by Everton fans.

Terrible pass. It's not a deal breaker though. Was it Doucoure he should have passed to? Anyone else think he hesitated because it was Doucoure? I think it was more there were 2-3 players all attacking the same space and instead of being focused on one player he ended up not really picking anyone i...

Got such little time to do stuff on the pitch when he comes on as a late sub. He's a baller who makes things happen and that pass whilst poor isn't really representative of what he can do, we've seen with more time on the pitch and up to speed with a game him slide through passes no one else in the ...

For those who'd sign him, what's the price you'd take him for?

Possibly because it means people won't be pissed and causing havoc at the final whistle?

I wouldn't even want Harrison to stay on a free let alone pay for him... Are some people genuinely supporting the idea of buying him?! People don't want Lindstrom who's a far better player and probably would cost around the same fee, but Harrison? There's people actually saying to buy him? Utter mad...

Calling someone a sneering cunt is the forum equivalent of a Tarkowski follow through after getting the ball

32 games in and Everton are above Spurs and Man Utd - when you think we’ve operated with a very poor Sean Dyche for most of this season. How does the average Man Utd fan, particularly one who witnessed the Fergie era, cope with the fact that teams like Brighton, Brentford, Fulham and Bournemouth ar...

Yeah guess which angle you want to come at this one from... He's a poor player and I don't think anyone can deny that. However we've been in an awful PSR pickle and in terms of outlay he's cost us very little and filled a space that needed filling over the past 2 seasons. If we'd had to play Dobbin ...