West Ham United vs Everton

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Everton remain on the road for their last game before Christmas with another potentially physical and tricky match-up in store against West Ham at Upton Park.

It's three months to the day since the Blues last registered an away victory, that coming against Swansea City in a 3-0 win that helped establish David Moyes's side as early contenders for a top-four finish. A slew of draws but just one defeat since have kept them in the top six but the manager has beeing ruing his side's inability to win games recently.

Last weekend's bruising encounter against Stoke City was a case in point, although, with neither Manchester City nor Arsenal able to leave the Britannia with more than a draw, it was still a creditable result. Still, Everton had the chances to win the game and failed to do so, taking the number of tied games they've racked up this season to nine.

The game was costly, too, in that robs Moyes of Marouane Fellaini, his top goalscorer, for the Festive period and forces a slight reshuffle in the starting line-up for this weekend's game.

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That could involve moving Steven Naismith forward behind Nikica Jelavic and bring in Bryan Oviedo, either on the left, with Steven Pienaar switching flanks, or the right where, as a predominantly left-footed player, he has struggled when used there as a substitute. Ross Barkley is another option in right midfield.

Or, Moyes could move Leon Osman into the more advanced role, leave Naismith where he is and bring either Thomas Hitzlsperger or Phil Neville in alongside Darron Gibson, assuming the latter is fit.

Finally — assuming he, too, is fit to start — Moyes could do a straight swap of Victor Anichebe for Fellaini up front in a bid to match some of the Hammer's physical presence. Neville has made a quicker recovery than expected from surgery of his own while Anichebe has had a long layoff with hamstring problems but it would be a surprise if either were deemed sufficiently match fit to play from the start.

Kevin Mirallas and Tony Hibbert remain sidelined as they recover from a hamstring strain and calf surgery respectively and neither is likely to be ready tom return until the New Year.

Sam Allardyce, whose side have one win in their last six — a home victory over Chelsea — will be close to full-strength, with Jack Collison available for the first time this season after overcoming a long-term knee injury. Yossi Benayoun will be missing, though, with a knee complaint of his own which will mean home-grown Mark Noble to pull the strings in midfield.

With the Hammers proving fallible against an erratic Liverpool side two weeks ago, Everton will feel that despite the absence of Fellaini they can come away from East London with what would be a very important victory... if they can create and finish their chances.

Jelavic had his most barren game yet at Stoke last weekend with fewer than 20 touches of the ball and just one half chance to speak of and Fellaini was equally quiet. West Ham will be hard to beat and, as an Allardyce team, won't be afraid to be dirrect but the Blues must go in with the frame of mind that they are the better side overall and have the tools to get the job done even with a depleted side.

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Roman Sidey
1 Posted 22/12/2012 at 01:44:05
I'm usually a "anything but a win is a failure" supporter, but with our form, I can't see anything but a draw being the best result here.

Howard will have to be at his best and actually command the box, and Jags and Distin will need to run things with Gibbo doing his regular work. As Fellaini is out, and Osman a certain starter under Moyes' regime, I'd rather see him put the short man up with Jelavic to get him the hell out of midfield in a game that we need to dominate if we're to win. Stick Hitz in there, or even Heitinga - I know neither are lighting the world up at the moment, but we need someone who you know will kick people and not lose easy ball.

Also think this is the sort of game that Naismith will get an early goal in, but would rather see Oviedo getting at least half a game to run at, essentially, a less talented team than what we've faced so far this season - no disrespect to West Ham, but they are over-achieving at the moment.

Tom Dodds
2 Posted 22/12/2012 at 02:06:29
Aye, Roman, and lest we forget Barkley... I mean has Leon Osman and Phill Neville really really... I mean REALLY kept the WHOLE of the Everton youth academy from getting a first team start ??

...Under the man who can't fucking simply say "You or You — start on the bench today!"

I'm gravely afraid ...so.... Moyes, also get a decent 2nd in command to do the delegating – someone who has some sort of tactical/strategical overview and reading of any given game, instead of your usual bodylingual vacuous/clueless dithering/ gambling hope-for-the-best-ology on 'how best to put the fire out' tactics.
Paul Kelly
3 Posted 22/12/2012 at 04:35:39
Team prediction.

Assuming Pip is fit he is straight back in along aside Gibbo, Naismith right, Nuts left. Brian still on the bench. Ossie behind Jelly if Jelly stays up top instead of drifting here there and fucking everywhere.

Would like to see Oviedo given a run out but is it worth breaking up Pienaar/Baines combo down the left.

Frankly I'm undecided about this. Think the stiff sidepart that is Brian ( very central American name) looks sharp and i'd like to see him given a run out. Nuts is better on the left than anywhere else. Do you break up the partnership with Baines to accomodate him in the team. I'm undecided. Discuss.

Barkley looks superb on the ball, doubt he'll get the role behind our striker/come winger come work horse that is the jelly man. So ossie in there then I reckon.

But matter is we need to buck up our ideas. There big headed manager will employ some mind games, as he did while he was at Blackburn moaning to the papers about Cahill being a 'clever player', then I remember Cahill getting a foul given against at every single challenge. Hate him for it as it worked.

But the matter are hand is this, and I've put alot of thought into it. We don't often lose so ....that's it....3 points it is then.

Anthony Jaras
4 Posted 22/12/2012 at 09:37:53
We really should be beating these, despite the absence of Fellaini.

Our squad is far better and with the Hammers missing Diame and Diarra, breaking them down shouldn't be an issue.

Hopefully Howard doesn't have another 'mare and we can stem their flow at the back.

Dealing with Carlton Cole is down to Distin and I feel that he can more than match him for both strength and pace.

Lewis Barclay
5 Posted 22/12/2012 at 09:25:38
I'd like to see something a bit different today from Everton. It'll be hard defending from the front, especially without Felli head butting anyone! Why not give ourself some options, take a chance and put Barkley and Oviedo in, start Peanut behind Jeli and tell him to go where he likes, and ask Jeli to stay in / around the box rather than playing the full width of the pitch.

Jelavic
Pienaar
Oviedo Osman Barkley
Gibson
Baines Distin Jagielka Coleman
Howard

Bring on the abuse ...


Ian Bennett
6 Posted 22/12/2012 at 09:49:34
I would go with that lewis, although he will probably start hitzsberger instead of Barkley, or possibly move Coleman forward if Neville is fit enough to play.

West ham are decent on the left with Jarvis, so being strong on the right will be important for us defensively. We need plenty of width on the left with matty Taylor playing out of position on the right for them. He's going to look to come inside a lot which is where baines/Oviedo/pienaar should exploit when possible.

Time for a big game off pienaar I think.

Edward Simpson
7 Posted 22/12/2012 at 10:09:43
I've just seen an unconfirmed team with Neville, Heitinga and Anichebe all starting with Coleman out again. Surely not?
Phil Sammon
8 Posted 22/12/2012 at 09:59:30
Lewis

I like your team. I just feel that Oviedo and Baines both seek the same space. Pienaar cuts inside and gives Baines the room to bomb on.

If Hitz or Nev start then I'll be devastated. We have Gibbo in there. The rest of the midfield needs to offer some attacking threat. I'd go with Pienaar, Osman, Gibson, Barkley, Naismith in midfield. It's time to play Barkley. Get him in while he's still got confidence he gained at Sheffield Wednesday.

COYB

Andy Meighan
9 Posted 22/12/2012 at 10:14:05
It has just been on Sky Sports News that Mirallas could feature... I don't know where they're getting of with that one.

One thing's certain — there's not a prayer Barkley will start. You just get the feeling Moyes doesn't trust him. No, it'll be the Finch Farm mafia — wouldn't want to upset them, now, would we? I expect another bore draw.
Anthony Jaras
10 Posted 22/12/2012 at 10:53:50
"unconfirmed" Edward?
Vijay Badhan
14 Posted 22/12/2012 at 11:27:51
Lewis, it looks like a good starting 11 to me. Something a bit different and unexpected for West Ham to think about. I can't see why Barkley shouldn't get a run in the team; even with his inexperience, I feel he would be worth the risk... After all, what was the point in bringing him back from SWFC... to sit on the Bench?
Ray Roche
15 Posted 22/12/2012 at 11:28:10
Anthony, it's on the "Feelin Blue" website. Usual guesswork and supposition.
Adam Luszniak
16 Posted 22/12/2012 at 10:59:00
When people start to throw around team ideas it makes me realise that actually the player we really are missing is Mirallas, not Fellaini. Not having a nailed on starter on the right of mid field is the real issue.

I like the look of Oviedo, but putting him on the right is not his natural position, and swapping him for Pienarr on the right stops baines playinbg his game to some extent. Plus Pienarr just never seems as good on the right.

Naismith is yet to totally convince on the right, and has done better popping up in the box. A winger he is not, so i'd be interested to see him behind the striker today.

That leaves either Barkley on the right (and most would agree he probably won't start) or Coleman, who has performed in parts this season. I'd say Neville is fit i'd go for the following -

Howard
Neville - Jags - Distin - Baines
Coleman - Osman - Gibson - Pienarr
Naismith
Jelavic

I'd bring on Barkley for Naismith if he proves ineffective, or just to give him more game time even if this formula works

Anthony Jaras
17 Posted 22/12/2012 at 11:38:07
Thanks Ray,
Thought it'd be merely speculation from somewhere.
Ray Roche
18 Posted 22/12/2012 at 11:34:54
It probably an old fashioned concept now but I remember the day when a right back, left wing, whatever, got injured the reserve right back/left winger took his place. This caused no disruption to the team set-up,tactics and formation. Swapping CB's to full back, and bringing in another CB....playing Barkley wide right, Pienaar wide right, Jags right back or Neville anywhere...let's try and pick the team with a minimum of changes. Or scrap the reserves, under 21's or ahtever they are masquerading as. Is that too obvious or does it stop managers from proving their tactical genius....
Ciarán McGlone
19 Posted 22/12/2012 at 11:46:20
Ray,

The problem that Moyes doesn't make purchase players on that basis.. therefore we don't have a dedicated right winger able to step in..

I agree with the point above that Mirallas is probably the biggest miss, because we become very lop sided.

Roman Sidey
20 Posted 22/12/2012 at 12:11:24
Doddsy, I don't dare mention him as I don't know enough about him to win the inevitable argument that would follow.
James Martin
21 Posted 22/12/2012 at 12:23:20
What did Fellaini offer against Tottenham or Stoke? Absolutely nothing. Why are people so worried about how we'll play without him. In the past whenever he's been injured for a long period we've shown some of our best form. Maybe we'll actually see some pace and movement uptop today for a change rather than the slow lumbering physical presence of Fellaini laying it off and trotting into the box.
Ian McDowell
22 Posted 22/12/2012 at 12:28:13
James Martin spot on.

Fellaini is great when things are going well like v Utd he was unplayable. However he was poor in the 2 games you mention and he gets frustrated too easy when decisions go against him.

Gutted Mirallas isn't fit, certainly options though for Moyes to consider today.

Nick Waters
23 Posted 22/12/2012 at 12:43:19
I agree that Fellaini did little in the last 2 games - except that he took 2 markers with him all game, leaving some space for others to try to utilise. It might therefore be very tight today and on Boxing Day.
John Crawley
24 Posted 22/12/2012 at 12:39:55
I hope Moyes keeps his changes simple but he has a tendency to make 3 or 4 changes when one player is out. Don't break up the most successful left sided partnership in the Premier League. Don't break up the Gibson/Osman partnership in central midfield. Reinstate the successful Jelavic/Naismith partnership and give Barkley a start on the right hand side.
Ray Roche
25 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:07:25
John Crawley, that is just the point I've alluded to earlier, we make several changes to accomodate one missing player. Too many are swapped around to bring in a...dare I say...favourite of Moyes.
Colin Ryan
26 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:18:17
According to Kipper this is the team. Very strange The team sheet looks like - Howard, Jags, Heitinga, Distin, Baines, Anichebe, Neville, Gibson, Pienaar, Osman, Jelavic.
John Crawley
27 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:30:11
Yes Ray I agree - lets hope Moyes does as well!
John Ford
28 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:31:59
So Vic is ahead of Barclay andOviedo in the midfield stakes, or is he the second forward?

Anthony Jaras
29 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:32:54
What did Fellaini offer against Tottenham or Stoke?

Hmmmm, what he offer against United, Arsenal, City, Fulham, Swansea, Sunderland & Villa.

Goals!

Phil Sammon
30 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:36:41
I sincerely hope Colin is wrong there. Terrible.
Allan Barratt
31 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:41:25
Hope that team is wrong too, dreadful!
Edward Simpson
32 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:40:57
John-If that's the team then Anichebe will play on the right.
Colin Wainwright
33 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:38:16
Exactly Anthony.

I get the feeling there are a lot of folk on here who initially slated the lad a few seasons back, when he was settling in as a 19 year old, for not being worth the transfer fee and now can't wait to stick the boot in when things go wrong. He's class and we will miss him today.

Anthony Jaras
34 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:43:22
It's fascinating Colin when people suggest we won't miss out top goalscorer and biggest presence.

It's baffling.

Mike Oates
35 Posted 22/12/2012 at 13:42:47
Moyes hinted at different approach required after loosing Fellaini , and sounds as though Coleman is injured again . So it wouldn't surprise me to see the following
Howard
Jags Heitinga Distin Baines
Naismith Neville Gibson Pienaar
Osman Jelavic
Anthony Jaras
36 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:06:53
@Everton: Everton XI: Howard, Jagielka, Distin, Heitinga, Baines, Neville, Osman, Gibson, Anichebe, Pienaar, Jelavic.
Colin Ryan
37 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:06:13
team confirmed Howard, Jagielka, Distin, Heitinga, Baines, Neville, Osman, Gibson, Anichebe, Pienaar, Jelavic
Mike Oates
38 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:06:06
Howard, Jagielka, Distin, Heitinga, Baines, Neville, Osman, Gibson, Anichebe, Pienaar, Jelavic. - OFFICIAL
Sam Hoare
39 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:08:25
Ropey team?
Mark Tanton
40 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:08:25
Neville right back then? This is a team which perfectly illustrates our embarassing lack of depth.
Adam Luszniak
41 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:08:25
For gods sake if Anichebe is on the right wing i'm gonna cry
Sam Hoare
42 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:10:13
Mark, I think jagielka at right back. Neville in midfield with Gibson and osman right wing. Our weakest line up this season. And arsenal are winning...
Charles McCann
43 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:08:53
Dreadful. Neville and Heitinga in the same line up. very worried
Ray Roche
44 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:08:20
I'd sooner see Hitz in there than Neville. Hitz MUST be fitter than Neville who's been out for weeks. How fit will Anichebe be? Maybe Neville will be RB and Heitinga in the middle. As I've already said, making so many changes is effin ridiculous.
I have a bad feeling about today.
Mark Tanton
45 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:11:53
What has Oviedo done to upset Moyes?!
Ray Roche
46 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:12:33
Mark Tanton @338
We may have an embarrassing lack of depth but that's a crap lineup.
Kunal Desai
47 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:13:57
6 defenders!! fucking hell
Neil Wood
48 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:13:58
No.... He won't play Vic on the right wing... Will he?!?!?
Vic pushed up with Jelavic and Osman on the right is more probable
Peter Barry
49 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:13:21
What have Everton's supporters done to deserve Moyes?!?
Mark Tanton
50 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:15:13
I agree Ray - I think it shows a lack of ambition and/or too much respect for West Ham.
Ben Jones
51 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:14:40
God that is a horrible team
Brent Stephens
52 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:15:30
Looks like a line-up meant to contain and pinch one - I believe there's an acronym for that?
Mark Browne
53 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:15:43
Reckon Pip RB, heitinga and Gibson central MF, Ossie behind Jelavic and Vic on the right. Lets hope we hail Moyes' tactical genius come 5 o'clock
Mark Tanton
54 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:17:25
I think if there was a ToffeeWeb thread on picking your worst starting eleven you'd see some of these names appear. Where is Nyarko today?
John Crook
56 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:17:04
Jagielka at right back? With Heitinga and Distin in the centre?? Or Neville at right back with Distin and Jagielka in the centre and Heitinga in the holding midfield role???

With all these defenders on the pitch don't you think it's about time for a clean sheet??
Ray Roche
57 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:20:54
Mark, Nyarko would walk into that team...along with Brett Angel.
Alan Williams
58 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:18:57
I've just seen the team... dreadful. Neville and Big Vic... I have counted 6 defenders in that team — talk about being negative, Moyes, why don't we give Barkley and Vellios a chance and go for it instead of being defence-minded and trying not to get beat...

Boring 0 - 0 at best.
Mark Browne
59 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:21:56
subs anyone?
John Crawley
60 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:12:14
Ray - as we feared! Moyes has made several changes to deal with the absences. Coleman is obviously injured as he isn't on the bench so playing Neville there is a straight swop. As for the rest I am shaking my head! I wouldn't have Heitinga on his form this season anywhere near the starting 11, let alone breaking up the Gibson/Osman partnership. Anichebe - well a limited and injury prone player who is brought back out of the blue. I don't know what Barkley has to do to get a game. Similarly I would consider Velios before Anichebe given the impact he has had in recent appearances.
Neil Wood
61 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:22:14
Alex Nyarko... Always wore his heart on his sleeve that lad
Charles McCann
62 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:21:56
Moyes is definitely no tactical genius. He is just reverting back to what he knows best....hoofing the ball long to Victor. This is going to be hard to watch!
Mark Tanton
63 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:23:22
You really have to feel for Barkley. What has he done to so displease Moyes? Same for Oviedo, who must be wondering if he made the right move this summer after very limited opportunities. Vellios, another one who deserves a chance.
Phil Sammon
64 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:19:27
Thats embarrassing

It's either Heitinga or Nev in midfield...Barkley must be gutted. What does the lad have to do to get a game.

I'm a Moyes lover but this seems insane. At times I just scratch my head at his thinking.

If Gibbo is sitting in then where is Heitinga/Neville playing?

Anichebe is in for his height. Don't worry that hes never won a header in his life...he's tall so must be decent.

Jesus, I wish that bloody apocalypse had happened.

Davie Turner
65 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:23:52
wow it like the worlds shitest christmas jigsaw puzzle of where do all these defenders play. Nice to see we going for a win...... Though it was mentioned that Moyes was speaking of a lot of injuries in his press conference yesturday, I assume Coleman is one, Naismith another and the entire youth and reserve teams

Everton XI: Howard, Jagielka, Distin, Heitinga, Baines, Neville, Osman, Gibson, Anichebe, Pienaar, Jelavic.

Sam Hoare
66 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:24:40
Last on motd tonight?
Davie Turner
67 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:25:39
Subs: Mucha, Oviedo, Naismith, Hitzlsperger, Barkley, Vellios, Duffy.

Surely Ovideo, Hitz, Barkley and Vellios deserved something better

Neil Wood
68 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:27:39
Always one of the last on MOTD
Ray Roche
69 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:26:19
Barkely...why bring him back if he's not going to get a game... Velios, Hitz, Oviedo, what do they have to do to get the nod off Moyes? FFS.

Subs: Mucha, Duffy, Oviedo, Naismith, Hitzlsperger, Velios, Barkley
Brent Stephens
70 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:26:47
Phil, I'm now thinking the apocalypse did happen - "welcome to hell" - Plan B anyone?
Mark Tanton
71 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:32:08
Seems pretty unanimous, that this is not an inspiring line up. What a fucking odd choice of starting eleven.
James Martin
72 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:29:55
Its almost as though Moyes does it on purpose, as soon as we're doing well he comesout with a negative sound bite and then picks the worst team he can think of almost as a 'look I can do whatever I want' sort of ploy. If he thinks this team is a top 4 team or can win away at West Ham then he is deluded. Too many people out of position who aren't fully fit. Why does he always seem to pull this sort of stupid stunt just when it looks like he's finally gained osme sort of idea of what his best 11 is and where they should all play. He's only missing one player form last week for gods sake, why the overhaul?
Davie Turner
73 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:32:30
@Brent, well apocalypse was never mentioned, it was merely a time of change, and it is right! Everton have regressed 12 years, next the official site will be announcing we have signed David Ginola and David Weir will return to the heart of defence
Mark Browne
74 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:21:56
subs anyone?
Neil Wood
75 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:38:35
Mark:-
Subs: Mucha, Duffy, Oviedo, Naismith, Hitzlsperger, Velios, Barkley
Rob Edgar
76 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:35:53
Lets be optimistic, 2 - 1 to us. Jelly with 2, Nolan the other. Losing the first half, DM then brings on Barkley in place of Anichebe, and sets up 2 goals for Jelly, bang!
Ray Roche
77 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:40:28
Brent Stephens

Plan A anyone?

Brent Stephens
78 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:41:33
Ray (dad) maybe Plan B is the new Plan A
Neil Wood
79 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:43:45
Anichebe brace.... Just saying!
Brent Stephens
80 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:45:54
On his teeth, Neil, that's all.
Neil Wood
82 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:48:00
Touché!
Peter Cummings
83 Posted 22/12/2012 at 14:47:45
Just been watching rhe Wigan/Arsenal with yet another 'non'-penalty giving a so-called top team 3 points with a blatant dive. Hopefully we get one at Upton Park today.

I think Vellios should be given a start over Anichebe but can't see beyond a draw there... I could be wrong, and we don't get beat, another option.
Ciarán McGlone
84 Posted 22/12/2012 at 15:53:11
I was looking forward to seeing what Moyes did with Fellaini out.. now I'm simply deflated.. I reckon our subs bench could beat our first eleven today.

A fuckin shambles of a selection.

Jon Ferguson
85 Posted 22/12/2012 at 15:58:04
I've been so positive this season then I saw the line up today and my heart sank.

Real opportunity lost. Barkley and Oveido defo should have been in the line up. Anichebe and Neville starting was a massive step backwards.

Anthony Jaras
86 Posted 22/12/2012 at 16:38:32
What John?!
Michael Kenrick
Editorial Team
87 Posted 22/12/2012 at 21:01:23
Some really embarrassing predictions on here... let me know if you want them deleted.
Jamie Barlow
88 Posted 22/12/2012 at 21:07:27
Yeah, my favourite is Phil @362.


"Anichebe is in for his height. Don't worry that hes never won a header in his life...he's tall so must be decent."

Tom Dodds
89 Posted 22/12/2012 at 02:06:29
Aye Roman, and lest we forget Barkley... I mean has Leon Osman and Phill Neville really really I mean REALLY kept the WHOLE of the Everton youth academy from getting a first team start??

Under the man who can't fucking simply say "you or you start on the bench today "... I'm gravely afraid ...so.

Moyes, also get a decent 2nd in command to do the delegating, someone who has some sort of tactical/strategical overview and reading of any given game, instead of your usual bodylingual vacuous/clueless dithering/gambling hope-for-the-best-eology on 'how best to put the fire out' tactics.

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