bluej wrote:Missed you again tonight big man, glad you're back this weekend.
Love bluej xxx
Tokyo Blue wrote:bluej wrote:Missed you again tonight big man, glad you're back this weekend.
Love bluej xxx
I'm sure he would have been the key to unlocking the mass Everton defence. :-|
MaineRoadMemories wrote:De Jong hasn't stopped Cahill or Fellini in the past, why would last night of being different. Cahill makes late runs into the box like no one else does, Nige wouldn't have tracked him back or have predicted Kompany would have ran away from where the ball was crossed too.
bluej wrote:MaineRoadMemories wrote:De Jong hasn't stopped Cahill or Fellini in the past, why would last night of being different. Cahill makes late runs into the box like no one else does, Nige wouldn't have tracked him back or have predicted Kompany would have ran away from where the ball was crossed too.
I've got to disagree with this mate, their first goal last night and Wolves first goal when we played them away were caused by players uncovered at the edge of the area. Admittedly the ball didn't go to the Everton player on the edge but caused Kompany to try and second guess it (incorrectly). In both those games De Jong was missing. We are no where near as defensively tight without him.
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