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I should sue for stress-related illness

I don't believe it - at half time i was incredulous with rage...

The missus told me off for shouting and screaming too much - said i should just turn it off, I very nearly did but...

Who'd have thunk it?

Lescott, McFadden and Anichebe proved where the talent and heart is in the side, Yakubu and Jagielka proved thier laziness and inexperience respectively - let's hope some lessons were learnt...

As the saying goes - you're in my heart and in my soul - but Everton should pay for ulcer treatment after this...

But at the end of the night...

FUCKING GET IN EVERTON! YEEEAAAASS!
Dan Monroe, Runcorn Posted 04/10/2007 at 22:11:35

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Seamus O´Keefe
1 Posted 04/10/2007 at 22:22:17

Tonight's performance was very scrappy , particularly in the first half when we were just awful.

The problems started from the First Leg where we just did not give ourselves the cushion we need when going to the far corners of Europe .

Our midfield as we all know is totally imbalanced; we really need some bite in midfield to allow Arteta to perform as we know he can.

When James Vaughan returns the Yak will be 5th choice centre forward — what a waster he is turning out to be .

Al Creevy
2 Posted 04/10/2007 at 23:04:38

I have a history of cardio problems not helped by a starting line up that resembled an under-16 game against full adults! I don't normally question Mr Moyes, but found myself screaming at the screen for a change to the tactical ineptitude I was witnessing.

However my glass is always half-full, and I expected a cavalry charge and was not disappointed... but we were fortunate. We have to be more savvy and use some of the skills developed by Dida.... nah!

Tom Hadley
3 Posted 05/10/2007 at 00:26:14

In the list of players your praise I would certainly add Steven Pienaar. On a night when even Miikky didnt really shine I thought Pienaar was great especially when the space opened up. He was really committed and never stopped running intelligently. He went up in my estimation tonight, I hope he doesnt have to make way when Cahill is fit!

Tom Edwards
4 Posted 05/10/2007 at 09:30:25

I too suffer from high blood pressure. Most probably because I am a lifelong Bluenose!

Christ, last night nearly did for me. It certainly didn’t do anything for the three remote controls that were hurled across the room after they got the second! I am off to Comet today to buy one of those universal remotes. It will be cheaper to replace one than three and there are the group stages to be negotiated!

Lee Spargo
5 Posted 05/10/2007 at 12:54:57

I’d get a few if I were you Tom

John Burns
6 Posted 05/10/2007 at 08:47:07

Winning is good. Good goals by Lescott, McFadden and Anichebe. Good performances by the three scorers also. The rest was lousy. Jagielka looked completely out of his depth, the midfield was brushed aside again with concerning ease, a defence that was anything but defensive. And then there?s Yakubu? Please ship him back to ?Arry? in January. The overall lousiness is made complete by the prehistoric hoof ball tactics employed. To top it all I feel bad about not feeling good.