🎙ToffeeWeb Podcast: ‘Nobody Wants that Last-Day Drama’
Paul McParlan joins Adam, Lyndon and Paul T. to discuss the home game against unsettled Spurs and the 10-game run-in to the end of the season in general where, hopefully, Everton are well clear of danger before crunch time comes.
They predict whether the Blues will stay up and who gets relegated before pondering the hypothetical scenario where the independent commission hands the club a transfer embargo.
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2 Posted 05/04/2023 at 18:13:14
Had we scored first against Villa the other week, I don't believe we are losing that game 2-0. The margins at the bottom of the league are very tight this season. We don't need a miracle signing, just a striker who might sneak double figures over a season.
3 Posted 28/04/2023 at 13:16:55
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1 Posted 01/04/2023 at 10:11:54
It's important that the supporters do the same as they did at Stamford Bridge.
We don't need to fear Tottenham. We don't need to fear anyone at Goodison Park, or anywhere else for that matter.
We can get 4 points from the next two games. I don't know which way around, but 4 points.
I don't care for Richarlison and whether he scores or not. I liked him and wish him well in his career, but he doesn't play for Everton any more. If he breaks his duck, we score 2.
The discussion on Lukaku is interesting. I know it isn't a reflection of the majority of opinions, but hearing the constant criticism by many of Romelu because he apparently didn't track back, had a poor touch and was lazy.
He's a striker. He scores goals. Lineker couldn't tackle, go past a man or pass the ball, but he scored goals.