The Bonk

Remember it being sudden for Neville as well, could be the quality dipped around him too, didn’t have the support he once had. For me, Walker strikes me as a dense but talented player who probably trains and takes care of himself “just enough” while also being a touch irresponsible. Getting caught out during lockdown, some of his other shenanigans, etc.

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I have this same inkling for Kyle Walker.

Nice flex, Castles. Prick.

Problem is Everton have spent, are talented and Rafa should be doing better with the players at his disposal. We were a squad of also rans who all bought into Rafa and were well drilled players hoping to improve under a world class manager.

I personally don’t mind Everton, @Neil is sound, but it’s painfully clear this isn’t going to work out. I love Rafa, but he’s somewhere between old school and the new wave of manager’s like Klopp, Pep, Tuchel, and Howe to lesser extent. He’s way too stubborn to adapt to a squad as talent diverse as Everton’s. He has his systems and expects players to follow, regardless of on pitch chemistry. Howe would have been a great appointment for Everton and I’m surprised he wasn’t interested or interviewed back when.

Swap squads and I bet that’s a different number.

Sent a decent chance into the rafters. Not sure booing him onto the pitch helped his confidence much. Think we saw him at his peak in a NUFC kit, tbh. How fucking awesome was he? Same goes for Rafa, I suppose.

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It's all one giant piss take, mate. There's a handful of decent ones, but most are stealing a living, especially the drama queens using Twitter for attention.

Why are these Sunday League hacks so rattled by an ambiguous tweet from Pretty Boy Pete? "Look at that flash cunt on the Telly, talking down to us paper plebs!!!" - Luke

Viera yellow card.

6min injury time, please!

Dat ambition.

I love Larin, between him and David, our national side has very formidable attacking options.

Flying figure 4 leglock. What a nutter.

After mostly 14 years of bleak January's, this could be the most important month in club history. We need feel good factors on the pitch and front office.

It's like they just stumbled upon the stadium and decided to stroll in for a look and a happy clapper afternoon/evening.

Schmeichel was at his best, tidy finish from Lookman and solid defence. Slightly remarkable given their recent form/injuries.

Matip.

SO bad.

Vardy in some trouble here.

Yup. They tore apart this Leicester side (who did mount an impressive comeback) and Liverpool haven't been sharp at all in the final 3rd this game. Chelsea MAYBE can catch City, but even they have some iffy results.

City's to lose regardless of the result here. They're on another level.

Definitely not been as clinical as previously shown.