We usually do well there. Most of our players had the weekend off with their non performance today v Villa so will be fresh.
Everton cant win for shit atm
We'll have Jack and hopefully Theo back for this
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We usually do well there. Most of our players had the weekend off with their non performance today v Villa so will be fresh.
Everton cant win for shit atm
We'll have Jack and hopefully Theo back for this
We know things have turned to shit if Everton actually take points off us.
Which they probably will.
everton would run through a brick wall for moyes this season
we wouldn't run through a room full of feathers for wankger
4-0
Szczesny
Sagna - Kos - Mert - Gibbs
Arteta - Wilshere
*Walcott - Cazorla - Podolski
Giroud
*Walcott to start if he's fit, if not; play Chamberlain again.
Can't see us getting anything at Everton, hopefully Wilshere can pull us through the game.
:ilt:
Everton should genuinely be favourites for this. Hopefully we keep it tight and perhaps nick a goal on the counter-attack.
Couldn't give a fuck - like the players, the manager and the board.
They don't give a shit, so why should we?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
If Everton dont win this, they should relegate themselves from the PL
Everton have been Awesome this season at home.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
2-1 to them tbh.
Everton have only won once in their last seven matches.
1-1 is the likeliest result.
0-3
Home banker. Screech will destroy us.
The best we can hope for here is a point IMHO. I personally think we'll lose.
We'll lack a little bit of sharpness and play with the handbrake on. We'll lose.
:gp:Quote:
Originally Posted by Grimandi's Perm
this is a game worth setting the alarm clock for.......going to do my best.....
expecting an Arsenal win......as I always do :scarf:
I'm glad Theo is back, gives us a much better chance.
could this be the first game since about ten years ago when we actually have our strongest team out on field?
chesney
sagna merts kos gibbs
arteta jack
cazorla
theo giroud podolski
with vermaelen, arshavin, chamberlain, jenkinson, mannone, coqualain, ramsey on the bench
barring rosicky and diaby that has to be our strongest squad. thats our first team right there all fit, only issue is which defender do you play and who drops to bench but that really is our full strength team. cant think of a time when that has happend recently, as always had, jack, vermalen or rvp out injured
Don't think its been that long.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
That is our strongest team. Rosicky and Diaby have never played for Arsenal so no real need to mention them.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
The more interesting part is... what will be our excuse this time? 2 hard away games within 5 days?
Since 2004 probably. Granted we've sold a lot of players which makes a difference to that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
When I look at that first choice 11, I find it hard to understand why we can't compete for the title.
Sort it out Wenget.
Injuries, not enough Squad depth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
True.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Everyone has to deal with injuries to be fair, United have their defence decimated every season but still get by.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
True, but they also have players who can come in a do a job, we don't have many if any at all.
was being sarcastic :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
people on twitter were saying the last time we had a full strength team out, no injuries to worry about etc was august 2010
Vermaelen over Calamity Kos all the time. That's our strongest line up. Rosicky over Arteta as well.
Except city with their 3 billion quid players per position.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
:good:Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
Lawro :bow:Quote:
As everybody knows, Everton just cannot finish off teams at the moment - if they had scored a second goal in three or four of the games they have drawn recently, then they would be in third place now.
Seeing games out is their problem and the longer it goes on, the worse it will get.
They have been starting games extremely well, and tend to score early, but when the score remains at 1-0 the fear factor creeps in.
Arsenal have bigger problems, because they could not even pass the ball in their draw with Aston Villa on Saturday, which is most unusual for them.
Everton, having failed to turn over Reading and Norwich when they should have done, might just follow up those disappointments by beating the Gunners.
Prediction: 2-1
is anyone actually confident we'll win tonight?
be ready for a pumped up everton.
I'd be pleasantly surprised if we won, draw at best.
Expecting a comfortable Everton win. Anything less is a bonus for us
Are we on TV?
Thankfully no
No, thankfully.
:lol:
I'm confident we'll turn up. I mean physically be there. After that, who knows?