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They also have the benefit of a long standing investment in youth. Could they have done what they've done if they didn't have Archer, Philogene, Ramsey, Iroegbunam, Kellyman & Chukwuemeka to sell for £10m+?

That's a hell of a stretch. A manager doesn't have to automatically buy good players he's formerly managed. Just Erik Ten Hag.

He's a Bowser/Donkey Kong, rather than a Princess Peach/Yoshi.

And let's be honest, Fofana will be injured soon.

Not sure that's any kind of gotcha that he played under a foreign England manager. Maybe he didn't think it was right back then. Or maybe his opinion has changed over the last 15 years.

I think you're underselling him quite a bit here. He was very good in that right-sided 8 role he initially played. I'm not saying he's as good as Mainoo, but bare in mind Miley is a year younger. You'll not find many 17 year olds that have done what he did. He's clearly a very special talent.

I feel like it would have been a good time to bring on Livramento for his debut with the game won, but I think we just made our last sub. Shame he's not made a single minute on the pitch over the last four matches.

Is it literally just impossible for an England manager to pick a team without wedging players into the wrong position?

There were some rumours we were trying to get Nikita Parris, right? Which would have been a huge signing. Maybe, much like the mens team, we put all our eggs in one basket and failed.

Good way to ingratiate herself with the Derby fans scoring against Forest.

Looks like Branthwaite is missing for Everton. Good news for us.

Bigger controversy failing to give the pen for the foul on Joelinton.

I'm sure it was reported that part of the case was also how the rules brought in directly after our take over showed we were specifically targetted. Not sure how it benefits Man City that Newcastle were being targetted, but I'm sure that was reported.

From Village Idiot to the village idiot.

This is where it all goes wrong. It's Jermaine Jenas all over again.

Chronicle says around the international break in October.

He goes sprawling because as he's about the strike the ball his standing foot is knocked out from underneath him. He's definitely brought down by the challenge.

Omg, Everton are down this season.

I just wanted to be the bigger nerd.

Glad we can agree I'm right.

On FPL maybe. Never seen it elsewhere. Premier League's own website don't have it down as an assist. https://www.premierleague.com/match/115847

Having a shot deflect to a teammate doesn't count as an assist does it?

Didn't spurs just sign a right winger?

So by that definition, isn't Brereton Diaz's push a red card? Is it excessive force? Obviously. Was he challenging for the ball? No.