Barclay's Premier League discussion '13-'14 V10

Abramovich wrote:

El Gunner wrote:

Abramovich wrote:Lex doesn't rate Willian it seems, not sure why probably doesn't watch enough.

You could kinda describe him as a a better version of Ox or so.

Willian and Chamberlain aren't alike.

How so? Both quick, fast, good dribblers with some trickery, eye for a pass, 2 decent feet and good long shots.

Ox is more of a beast. He is faster, better passer and has more raw cutting edge to his play.
Willian is more tactical and technical player.

i need no answers now, I got them.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/everton-want-to-sign-blackburn-midfielder-1290099

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2232554/Mohamed-Diame-wanted-Everton-Fulham-Newcastle.html

http://www.football.co.uk/everton/prem_trio_may_bid_for_mulumbu_rss1385226.shtml

10 - Man Utd have already won more away games this season than they did in 4 PL title-winning campaigns (96-97, 98-99, 00-01, 02-03).

Everton team:

Howard; Coleman, Distin, Stones, Baines; Barry, McCarthy; Naismith, Osman, Mirallas; Lukaku

Arsenal team:

Szczesny; Sagna, Mertesacker, Vermaelen, Monreal; Flamini, Arteta; Rosicky, Cazorla, Podolski; Giroud

Ramsey on the bench for Arsenal.

We need to start strong and get an early goal.
We got this!

1-0 Naismith.

So, what's your point, YM?

United may be 10/3/4 away from Old Trafford, but they have utterly destroyed any intimidation factor at the 'Theater of Dreams' by going 7/3/6 there. That's one fewer losses than wins.

If you somehow need a bit more perspective... United's overall goalscoring record is 56/38 (+18). United's away goalscoring record is 34/19 (+15). That leaves their HOME goalscoring record at a paltry 22/19 (+3)... PLUS THREE!!! Hull City (in 12th place) are +4 at home... Swansea City (in 15th) are +6 at home. Even relegation-threaten Norwich City (currently in 17th) are +2 at home.

So, fine... ManU are decent on the road, where there are fewer expectations and they can play Moyes' specific brand of conservative football. However, at home, where there are expectations of progressive, attacking football, they bottle it.

But, I'm sure United supporters are satisfied that they can win on the road...  

El Gunner wrote:

Art Morte wrote:Whether or not we win the title it's been an amazing ride this season and we'll be in the top-4, so it's all good.


Everton v Arsenal before West Ham v Liverpool today. I feel a little dirty saying this, but I actually hope Everton win. The previous fixture between those two was a very good, entertaining game, hopefully this one will be out of the same drawer.

WTF Art?
Then I don't want Liverpool to win the league anymore. You've betrayed me, toothless pos.

Nishank wrote:Art explain yourself, We already had to face so much stick with Everton finishing above us twice under Sir Moyes, Now you want them in the CL, Its not like Lambert manages them ffs.

Nishank wrote:i need no answers now, I got them.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/everton-want-to-sign-blackburn-midfielder-1290099

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2232554/Mohamed-Diame-wanted-Everton-Fulham-Newcastle.html

http://www.football.co.uk/everton/prem_trio_may_bid_for_mulumbu_rss1385226.shtml

loool


No, but Arsenal are the more dangerous rival out of these two in the long run. Arsenal missing out on the CL would, objectively looking, be better for us. I mean, half of Everton's squad are loanees, ffs xD
Lukaku, Barry, Delofeu, Traore... It simply would be better for us if Arsenal missed out on top-4.

2-0 Lukaku.

Vermalaen and Monreal are so *bleep* bad.

Lol Arsenal are shiiiiet

Everton

Are Arsenal going to join us in the CL's ugly sister cup

Everton to get 4th place and get knocked out of CL qualifying when they have to return or sell their players.

2 Birds 1 stone.

Lukaku becomes the first Everton Player to score 13 PL goals in a season since Yakubu in 07-08

If they can carry this form to Allianz Arena...
Moyes

2 - Arsenal last won a Premier League game after being 2-0 down at half-time back in March 2008 (away at Bolton).

3-0 Mirallas.

3-0 game over

Barkley.

Is there any reasonable explanation for this? Maybe facing higher pressure from the fans at home causes the players to fold under the pressure?

3 - Everton have scored 3+ goals in four successive league games for the first time since January 1 1987.