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| 6 | Liverpool | 16 | 2 | 26 |
| 7 | Sunderland | 16 | 2 | 26 |
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| 13 | Fulham | 16 | -3 | 20 |
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No, Paul #18, it\'s \"they,\" not \"we.\" Neither you nor I, nor anybody else on this board failed to secure an equalizer. \"They,\" the players, are the ones on the pitch and failed to do so, and there\'s nothing \"we\" can do about it. Please drop your silly \"experienced journo\" digs on Anjishnu. You\'re better than that.
\'Between minutes 38 and 44, Everton had their best spell in the game. They had three opportunities to secure an equaliser during that period but failed to make them count\'. It\'s \'we\' Anjishnu not \'they\'.
Jimmy (72), Bill is absolutely spot on. Grealish is nice to have but we needed a proper striker and a right-back far more and time and time again this has been behind so many of our \'issues\' this season, or perhaps you\'re satisfied with a woeful striker who has scored one in 16 and after the hope the last weekend, which I shared, he was utter shite yesterday.
Derek Taylor 32: Let\'s face it, Moyes has been lumbered with some right duffers since he came back. Hang on Derek, we\'ve just been told by some on here that Moyes was a key voice in recruitment over the summer and for some he was the key wheeler and dealer.
Edward #24, really good shout. Paul #31, seems to me he will have to play both, but if it comes down to those two for Ndiaye\'s spot, you may be right.