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Offline ROBBO

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Re: Everton vs Aston Villa Post-Match Thread
« Reply #135 on: Today at 05:18:26 AM »
We are totally unbalanced, nearly gave one away through trying to play out from the back. Everton are a raelly poor side and as the season goes on the clearer that will become. Sadly Grealish was their only threat and he was clearly the best forward on the pitch. When Buendia becomes our only threat we are in trouble. We are still basically the team that got promoted which says a lot about our scouting, I would argue that Monchi has been a negative since he arrived.

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Re: Everton vs Aston Villa Post-Match Thread
« Reply #136 on: Today at 06:38:22 AM »
I think what is concerning is that these players only a few months ago bounced back and utterly battered probably the best team in the world at VP.

What’s going on?
The Asensio chance that night was indeed a sliding door moment.
If they had of gone in we would have beaten Arsenal and Inter.
Fine margins.
Or if the ref had not blown the whistle at OT.

 


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