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The goals just keep on coming... Today via Naysmith,
Gravesen, and Campbell. The first on 17 mins, a ball
from the back, Naysmith took on the left back and all the
Dunfermline players just stopped in their tracks thinking the
ref was going to blow for a bit of shirt tugging; no whistle,
Naysmith knocked the ball into the net.
A few other chances: Radzinski had a couple of half chances
both just off target. The only other real goal scoring
chance in the first half fell to Campbell on 36 mins after a
mistake in the heart of the defence: the ball fell in the six
yard area right at Campbell's feet but his snap shot with
power was blocked by Marco Ruitenbeek.
Half time: Dunfermline 0 - 1 Everton
No mass changes at half time, although a big cheer was
forthcoming when Rooney took to the field later on during the
half.
We were on the back foot for the first 20 min's of the
half, Lee Bullen hit the bar with a header then we started to
settle down and play football again. Gravesen, who had
not been on long, scored the goal of the game with a run from
deep, taking on the watching defenders, then letting fly from
what must have been 18 yards out.
On 80 mins, Campbell made it 3-0 on another ball from
midfield. He saw a bit of space and ran on to the ball
after a kind bounce; he then put the game well beyond
Dunfermline.
Gravesen almost made it 4: he hit the post just before the
end after another good deep run from midfield with a well-hit
shot.
Steve Milne

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