Newcastle 0 Everton 3 (Barkley, Lukaku, Osman)

Everton have managed to see off two opponents from Wales recently, so now seems as good a time as any to take a trip to Scotland.

With Loic Remy out injured and that violent thug of a manager unable to teach anyone any lessons in football right now, I can't see beyond a comfortable win to the mighty Blues. Newcastle 0-3 Everton. Hibbert hat trick, naturally.

We'll play shit and win again; it's what we do. CL here we come.

 

hairberto cataract wrote:We'll play shit and win again; it's what we do.  CL here we come.

  

I see a return to the early season footy extravaganza!!!!
Pardew can shyt himself in the privacy of his own home, as we thrash them 1-0

Newcastle to give us a footballing lesson. I expect a 4-0 defeat minimum. Hibbert with 3 OG and Les Ferdinand to score a penalty.

Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:Everton have managed to see off two opponents from Wales recently, so now seems as good a time as any to take a trip to Scotland.

  

@Everton: RM: "Phil Jagielka is medically fully fit. We are going to a make a decision on him tomorrow."

Super wrote:@Everton: RM: "Phil Jagielka is medically fully fit. We are going to a make a decision on him tomorrow."

He's medically fit, but he's now 17 st.   

Super wrote:@Everton: RM: "Phil Jagielka is medically fully fit. We are going to a make a decision on him tomorrow."

Shame to drop Stones, as he is playing well.

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:

Super wrote:@Everton: RM: "Phil Jagielka is medically fully fit. We are going to a make a decision on him tomorrow."

Shame to drop Stones, as he is playing well.

He does look cool on the ball, but I think there's still much to learn for the young padawan.

btw, does any body want to win the PL?
Here's Pellegrini's latest. "Man City boss Manuel Pellegrini does not feel his side are favourites going into Tuesday's derby clash at Old Trafford."

Yankthattoffee wrote:

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:

Super wrote:@Everton: RM: "Phil Jagielka is medically fully fit. We are going to a make a decision on him tomorrow."

Shame to drop Stones, as he is playing well.

He does look cool on the ball, but I think there's still much to learn for the young padawan.

btw, does any body want to win the PL?
Here's Pellegrini's latest. "Man City boss Manuel Pellegrini does not feel his side are favourites going into Tuesday's derby clash at Old Trafford."

   claiming to be underdog is the new black   

Yankthattoffee wrote:

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:

Super wrote:@Everton: RM: "Phil Jagielka is medically fully fit. We are going to a make a decision on him tomorrow."

Shame to drop Stones, as he is playing well.

He does look cool on the ball, but I think there's still much to learn for the young padawan.

btw, does any body want to win the PL?
Here's Pellegrini's latest. "Man City boss Manuel Pellegrini does not feel his side are favourites going into Tuesday's derby clash at Old Trafford."

He will be quality. The experience he is getting right now will be invaluable, however, assuming Jags can stay fit, I would rest him now that we are getting to the business end of the season.

Goodison_Gringo wrote:

Yankthattoffee wrote:

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:

Super wrote:@Everton: RM: "Phil Jagielka is medically fully fit. We are going to a make a decision on him tomorrow."

Shame to drop Stones, as he is playing well.

He does look cool on the ball, but I think there's still much to learn for the young padawan.

btw, does any body want to win the PL?
Here's Pellegrini's latest. "Man City boss Manuel Pellegrini does not feel his side are favourites going into Tuesday's derby clash at Old Trafford."

He will be quality. The experience he is getting right now will be invaluable, however, assuming Jags can stay fit, I would rest him now that we are getting to the business end of the season.

I agree. For him to have as much Premier League experience as he has, at his age, speaks volumes for him. It also speaks volumes for Roberto Martinez as he has put his faith in a youngster rather than playing somebody like Hibbert at centre-half (as some other managers might, mentioning no names cough, cough). I think that Stones will go on to become a regular for us and for England. He still has a lot to learn but he doesn't look out of place at 19, so I am looking forward to seeing what he is like when he is 25.

Yankthattoffee wrote:

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:

Super wrote:@Everton: RM: "Phil Jagielka is medically fully fit. We are going to a make a decision on him tomorrow."

Shame to drop Stones, as he is playing well.

He does look cool on the ball, but I think there's still much to learn for the young padawan.

btw, does any body want to win the PL?
Here's Pellegrini's latest. "Man City boss Manuel Pellegrini does not feel his side are favourites going into Tuesday's derby clash at Old Trafford."

   

Newcastle to burst our bubble 6-0, and over the next few years Martinez will replace all the quality players that Moyes bought for peanuts with average players for 10 times their real worth and we'll win the FA cup and get relegated in the same season....    Kone to get a hattrick

Can't say I am too confident regarding this one. I think we'll lose 2-1.

Hope I am wrong, because a win would put some pressure on Spurs and Arse.

Jeezez Louises.
Get positive, or is this the new black?

Yankthattoffee wrote:Jeezez Louises.
Get positive, or is this the new black?

Agreed. Seriously, they have fuck all players that can score goals. If we lose, it'll be a 1-0. Otherwise, we won't lose this game.

i would love it if we beat them ,i'm telling ya, i would just love it   

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:Can't say I am too confident regarding this one. I think we'll lose 2-1.

Hope I am wrong, because a win would put some pressure on Spurs and Arse.

Possibly the only circumstance when the idea of exerting pressure on the Arse doesn´t bring a tear to your eye  

VenezuelaBlue wrote:

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:Can't say I am too confident regarding this one. I think we'll lose 2-1.

Hope I am wrong, because a win would put some pressure on Spurs and Arse.

Possibly the only circumstance when the idea of exerting pressure on the Arse doesn´t bring a tear to your eye  

      

VenezuelaBlue wrote:

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:Can't say I am too confident regarding this one. I think we'll lose 2-1.

Hope I am wrong, because a win would put some pressure on Spurs and Arse.

Possibly the only circumstance when the idea of exerting pressure on the Arse doesn´t bring a tear to your eye  

Japs eye ?????  

Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:Howard, Baines, Distin, Stones, Coleman; Barry, McCarthy, Deulofeu, Barkley, Osman; Lukaku

subs: Robles, McGeady, Mirallas, Naismith, Garbutt, Alcaraz, Browning.

I think Mirallas needs a kick up the back side and that's why Foofoo is starting in his place. I expect McGeady to be the first sub used.

Interesting line-up.
Foofoo for Mirallas. KM will be pissed off.
McGeady probably paying for his defensive frailties as shown for the Swansea goal.

Tiote the little scrote to get the red card tonight.