Agreed. He doesn't sound the type to eat humble pie though, especially in order to stay somewhere he apparantly never particularly wanted to be in the first place.
Feckin' ell rarely have I been so annoyed with an away draw for so many reasons. Should OF won comfortably. Profligate finishing (again), simply have to be more clinical to make our dominance and possession reap the rewards they deserve
Agreed, has made me feel better. This does not have to be a disaster although would much preferred he stayed than being thrown into uncertainty when things were going so well.
When was the last time 4 English players scored for the same premiership team in a single match, what was the team, and who were the players? (Just asking, no agenda' own goals don't count)
Sorry but it was lucky. Cross deflects off our defender's boot, flies inches past our keeper's hand, smacks against the foot of our post then pings straight onto their forward's head.
If It was why would GS be singling Steven Davis out for congratulations? Also, which African countries celebrate birthdays in this way? (genuinely interested).
Exactly this. Disappointing but understandable and grudgingly acceptable run of results over the last 8 or so given the injuries and quality of opposition. Those excuses/reasons don't apply over the next 8, so results better improve (and I expect they will) or it will get just a tad concerning (and potentially embarrassing given the fact we were lauded as the future of football by many in the media just a couple of months ago).
Didn't watch due to my laptop packing up - no way could that conclusion have been drawn from the radio 5live commentary I had to resort to instead. If I was to summarise the impression they gave it would be 'generally flat game, Everton clearly deserved to win though saints woke up briefly and scored a soft goal when Ramirez came on'.