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• We have a different class of red mates Jeff.rnMine know who Ndiyae signed for.rnThey\'re not all the same. ...
  John Collins in What We Learned: Everton 1 - 0 Ipswich Town
• rnDave,rnrnGive an old pro a decent wage to scout a player.rnThey wont take a pen and paper with them. ...
  John Collins in Everton’s underlying numbers show the attack is getting better
• I have a few red mates, they hardly register who Ndiaye was/Is, they worry more about Arsenal, Man U and previous Man City, players, in fact they’re that thick they don’t know who he is or that he’s signed for Citeh....
  Jeff Armstrong in What We Learned: Everton 1 - 0 Ipswich Town
• Kopites are cnuts. They give us Fcuk all. None of them would give us any credit. I’m With Jeff. Even little baby ones! My wife thinks I’m insane I hate the c***s...
  Mark Murphy in What We Learned: Everton 1 - 0 Ipswich Town
• She was talking about you Brendan 😁 ...
  John Collins in What We Learned: Everton 1 - 0 Ipswich Town
• Patric (42) Thanks for your explanation of data and no I don’t hate it, I’m indifferent to stats, which I think is worse even though I know clubs, plenty of them, use data to sign players but not to go on about it — the eye is mightier than the pen writing data. Geoff Twentyman was a good player for Liverpool but was a very good scout for Liverpool I doubt if he used data but watching the player he was interested in. same as Peter Taylor for Brian Clough, or Harry Catterick going in the ground among the supporters of a player he was tipped off about and listening to them and learn what they thought about that player as well as using his eyes to see if he weighed up. Each to their own Patric and I think Adam @ (44) gives a version that I understand. I think data can be misleading and can be used to make players better or worse than they are although I imagine that Ian Callaghan would be top of the lists of most data fans working up and down the right wing for Liverpool year...
  Dave Abrahams in Everton’s underlying numbers show the attack is getting better