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Yes, Tim should be concerned. He had many chances to impress and was not up to what was needed in midfield. rnrnProbably more suited to some Ligue One side. ...
Dale Self in What we learned: Hamburg 1-2 Everton -
If Norgaard joins, then definitely he plays ahead of Iroegbunam. Not sure if Ndiaye will be ready to start the game on 22-August. Even if we sign Johnston as our RB next week, Moyes won’t trust him to start.rnrnIf you ask me today, what Moyes is likely to play as the starting XI against Crystal Palace:rnrnPickfordrnO’Brien Tarkowski Branthwaite MykolenkornDewsbury-Hall Norgaard Hackney/ArmstrongrnRohl Barry GeorgernrnSubs: Travers, Keane, Johnston, Aznou, Alcaraz, Garner, Armstrong/Hackney, Dibling, Beto,...
Ajay Gopal in What we learned: Hamburg 1-2 Everton -
Hope is hope, Mike.rnrnI hear you when you say they havent sold before, but I don't believe the businessmen who wont sell (if the price is right) has been born yet. Just because they havent, doesnt mean they wont.rnrnCling to your hope by all means, but I will be hanging on to mine.rnrn ...
Darren Hind in Everton and the Lost Art of Hope? -
the overriding message I learnt from yesterday is that Hamburg are going nowhere.
also, so great to see Branthwaite back. I think he's worth about seven places to us this year. We are a different team with him there.
Aznou has to be a significant option off the bench to change things if we are chasing a game. Take off Myko, and roll the dice.
Rohl has to be fitted into the team. don't care where, but he has to play. And if that means dropping Dwight, then so be it.
I think Barry will be significantly better this year.
KDH when he's in the mood is a level above everyone except Branthwaite.
I think we''re going to need to be patient with George, he still looks a bit lightweight to me, and not sure he's ready to start consistently. ...
Kevin Molloy in What we learned: Hamburg 1-2 Everton -
Juanlu Sanchez was likely a good miss, Christy.
I saw two of his matches. In both, he attempted to con the ref with the most pathetic, 'oh, that player slapped my face so hard I collapsed' crap, twice. In one, there was slight contact on shoulder, the other with no contact at all.
And he did nothing else on the pitch to make one forget about his penchant for drama.
I was impressed with accounts if his play but the real thing was a disappointment.
Regarding this one, let's just listen to old Erkin Koray and Baris Manco records and let that be our Turkish experience. ...
Dale Self in There might be interest in signing Yilmaz... and there might not -
When do the world class recruiters start work?...
John Collins in Do Johnston links suggest Everton's right-back delay has cost them?

