That is an absolute Roy Curtis of an article.Quote:
Originally Posted by Predator
I'm surprised his Dad let that one go to print.
Wait, no I'm not.
edit: the home defeat to Leeds wasn't "last season."
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That is an absolute Roy Curtis of an article.Quote:
Originally Posted by Predator
I'm surprised his Dad let that one go to print.
Wait, no I'm not.
edit: the home defeat to Leeds wasn't "last season."
What a frivolous article. So cliché-laden and void of any insight imaginable.
One must bear in mind that Fanning's portfolio includes an article in defence of the character of El Hadji Diouf. Honestly.
Cahill to Chelsea apparently. This is a great chance for Darron now. Really hope he makes he, he definitely has the quality. Just hope he improve his, eh come si dice.....what'cha call it.....mentality.
Come on lad.
Um...Quote:
Originally Posted by del_carroll
:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by theworm2345
That's right Gary Cahills gone from Bolton to the Chavs.Quote:
Originally Posted by del_carroll
His Dad died this morning. That's put me in my box.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
http://www.independent.ie/national-n...s-2990591.html
Saw that. However you said nothing wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
An odious man is an odious man. Alive or dead.
Gibson starts again for Everton against Blackburn.
Duffy also features.
Ahh.......the joys of copy and paste.Quote:
Originally Posted by geysir
He has made a few good tackles so far.
How's Duffy getting on?Quote:
Originally Posted by Predator
I don't think he's lost a header. Assured alongside Heitinga. Had a chance early on.
Gibson has had a very decent half playing in the midfield anchor role against Fulham tonight.
Scores to put Everton 1-0 up over City :cool:
How bad a deflection was it?
Gibson's shot was on target and it took a mild deflection off some backside.
He almost repeated the act, but his shot would have needed a mild deflection to hit the net.
He survived.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommy_c12000
Presumably a driven shot from the edge of the area area, or just outside?
Found it. A typical sort of goal for him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeuymvBpVPM
It was a bit of a Lampard but they all count. Possibly would have been out of the keeper's reach had it not been deflected.
SC1 Sports fully analysed his performance last night. He had to adopt a somewhat different role to what we have been accustomed to seeing, but an industrious display nonetheless.
http://sc1sports.com/everton-1-0-man...-gibson-watch/
27 passes seems a low figure alright for 90 minutes play. Although I suppose you could add his match-winning pass into the back of City's net and call it an even 28. :D
Watching the second half of this Everton game and Gibson just made an excellent run from deep midfield to get himself into a great position in the box only for that lump Fellaini to get in his way. Gibson was fuming. 15 million for an obstacle of a player.
Gibson now into a more advanced role, having played deeper with Neville. Fellaini drops deep to be an obstacle to the opposition rather than his own team.
Maybe I've been a bit harsh on Fellaini today, even if he has been an obstacle to his own team, getting in the way and missing sitters. Nevertheless, for a £15 million player, he's only a bit above average.
Gibson off on 82 minutes for England prodigy Ross Barkley.
Subbed off, I thought he had a very decent game, although that's easy to do against a weakened Blackpool.
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Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Funny, I have no idea who works for the independent, so I though that was a joke, tragically I learned in later posts it wasn't.
I had to look up Roy Curtis too, I thought it was amusingly written in an over the top kind of way, I woudl prefer that
than just stating the dry facts of the matter.
As I said I found it quite amusing in it's over the top cliché-laden style, I think you have probably succeeded as a journalistQuote:
Originally Posted by Olé Olé
if people look to see who wrote 'this crap'. You might not be respected but people will want to see what other nonsense you
have written.
In the interest of balance, his dad did actually die a couple of days after the article was printed.Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
Out of the Czech game with a knee injury. Shame, it could have been his opportunity to muscle in ahead of Whelan or Andrews. I guess it explains the Green call-up though.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news...medium=twitter
I see his move hasn't banished his chronic case of friendly-itus
What is it with you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Murfinator
He's Paul Green.Quote:
Originally Posted by Predator
Great to see him straight back in at the expense of fellani today after injury
quality performance today was stand out midfielder on pitch which is decent when u see what swansea have done to better teams. Very good passer and vision and really has added urgency to his game. Great signing for eveton
Great signing for us too!
I just wish he'd left Man U years ago
So which two should start from Whelan, Gibson, Andrews and MCarthy?
There seems to be a lot of mixed opinions about all these players on this forum.
Have Andrews and Gibson ever played together?
I don't think so IP, not that I can recall anyway.
I actually think any 3 of those 4 would make a very good middle part of a 5 man midfield.