Potential Underachiever wrote: » I actually thought Carra was making some great points during the match yesterday, especially regards Firminos form or lack thereof.
NukaCola wrote: » Anyone think we'll dip into the transfer market in Jan?
ricero wrote: » A lot of talk that Pulisic wants out of Dortmund
Sofa Spud wrote: » Yeah, he's one of the obvious ones, but with 18 months left on his contract and Dortmund dominating the Bundesliga, he won't be cheap, and he's had injury problems this season.
x43r0 wrote: » If like me you can't get enough of that ending - Here it is from every possible angle and no commentary just crowd noise https://streamable.com/eff3a
DrumSteve wrote: » I think Origi should be given a chance over the next couple of games, based only on the fact he had the head on him to chase down that ball when it looked like it was going out. What a career resurrection though.
shamrock55 wrote: » What about when pep was on the field roughing up an opposition player (Redmond)
NukaCola wrote: » Came closest to scoring for us before that also....
Je_suis_Jean wrote: » It may have looked like that but IIRC he wasn't roughing up Redmond at all, he was actually complimenting Redmond for his talent and telling him to be brave and fulfil his potential etc etc.https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/42193103
Agent Coulson wrote: » Re-watching the goal for the 100 time what strikes me is the Brazilians. Fab moved the ball forward 10 yards after the ref blew the whistle for obstruction, Something you don't see to often is players actually moving the ball up. The Alisson running up to TAA and passing it to him to open up the angle instead of just pumping a long ball into the box.
Royal Legend wrote: » 5 live tonight with Ian Wright and Chris Sutton, someone made the point again that if it was Mourhino that ran on the pitch everyone would be up in arms, Sutton said united would have to win a game first
shamrock55 wrote: » I'm actually a bit nervous about the Burnley game, they really need some pts and it's never the easiest place to go, add in the fact mane, Robertson, and Bobby might be rested it could make for a tough night
Shanotheslayer wrote: » As an Everton fan I don't thing Klopp was distasteful yesterday in celebration. It wasn't to wind anybody up it was just his emotion at the time. In a game where Liverpool are pretty much guaranted 3 points every year a draw would have been a bad result for a title challenge and he knew that.
DrumSteve wrote: » The sad thing is he's probably going to be in the running for the next vacancy.
rob316 wrote: » Honestly we are unbeaten at home for about a season and a half now and Everton were the first team I thought should of beat us. Best Everton side I watched in a long time. Showed us no respect unlike the cowardly approach of the last few managers.
shamrock55 wrote: » I wouldn't say Everton should have beaten us, they had chances yes but so did we. Could have beaten us yes, should have no