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Back on Dyche and xG/poor finishing...

Keepers so far have been MOTM 4 times against us.

(But it needs be mentioned that for our poor opposition this season, Pickford is adjudged the best player on the pitch in 20% of Everton matches!)

That Pickford is anywhere close is incredible if it's measured on clean sheets.

They should incorporate MOTM awards which to date are:

Pickford 7
Raya 0

Shame Ashworth is at Man United now because I think we'd have absolutely rinsed them for him given their desperation in that area. Still on gardening leave I think, but it looks like they'll get him soon. Damned shame too when they do, as them and Chelsea are aimless and reckless. It seems all but ...

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Just make it the rule that the full foot has to be in front, that can’t be difficult ? But you can score with yer arse, or your noggin, if you want to. How is someone's feet, that might not even be under their body when the ball is played, might not be on the ground, might be size 15 1/2s, facing t...

Use the programme they had at the WC. If it's within a certain closeness, then the attacker gets the benefit of the doubt. Not that hard? Ok, theoretically, imagine you're the FA deciding the threshold of closeness, what should it be and how do you justify that decision? How will it be applied? Not...

Gash wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 1:39 pm Roberto Postecoglou up to his old tricks again.

God, he's not transforming basket cases of clubs from the ground up again is he? Wish he'd stop that.

biziclop wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 1:33 pm We were sold the lie that more accuracy is always better. It sounds so true except it isn't.

Once you start drawing lines, you've fucked it.

Precisely this. Objectivity lost.

Cozzie wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 10:24 am Thelwell is wanting out isn't he?

Was hoping he'd be our Loan Arranger, as our budget is effectively Zorro.

Not sure how fans will cope with refs acknowledging making mistakes, nor how refs will be able to admit they have. Games these days are rarely ruined as a contest. But being able to clarify decisions might be both good and bad, good as more people might be able to understand reasoning as you say (ra...

Looking forward to many a good loan next season.
High-ho, Thelwell!

Toffee1 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 9:17 am On today's games will be nice to watch the game without any thought about our fate dependant on other team's results,

For the first time in nearly 3 years.

I very much am real about what we are. I think anyone on this forum understands the position we are in and how far we have fallen. Three wins in a row is great and I think he has steadied the ship, but I can’t see a way he takes us forward from just surviving. I think some People have already forgo...

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