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Agree with Degsy. Fulham not to be written off. It will be a real test of our top four aspirations if we can keep a cool head and turn over a so called 'poor' side.
Have to say that's well wide of the mark. And very childish. Some people would cause murder in an empty room.
Are you struggling for decent coverage of the Albanian semi-pro league again, Degsy? Matt Lorenzo presenting. Earl Barrett and former Hawkwind bass player Alan Davey as match analysts. Sinstadt commentating. Sponsored by BOC Used Car Centre, Bolton. What's not to like?
Pienaar was the outstanding player for me yesterday - he didn't stop working all game. Those who view Oviedo as a lightweight squad player, thrown on in the cup games and at the fag end of league matches, might have second thoughts. He stepped up yesterday. No sign of nerves - just got on with it and seemed to relish the challenge. The players' reaction to his goal was a great moment.
If Baines does go in January (which seems to be the consensus), his injury couldn't have come at a more opportune time (in terms of introducing a replacement and preparing the team for life without him). It seems to be the Everton way that we just get on with it when a 'big' players goes.
The amount of bold decision making and creative play on show yesterday is ample proof that you don't need to pimp your club out to a Thaksin Shinawatra to shine.
United will be a tough test, but if we can keep Saturday's verve ticking over until Wednesday night, we might see David Moyes looking as stony-faced as he was last time he faced Roberto Martinez.
{Ed025's Note - i agree with all of that kenny...good post mate
"sneaky ginger rat". Spoken like a true twelve year old.