Everton v Sunderland

SEFTON Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 10:22

Everton V Sunderland, Saturday 25th February 2017-

K/O 15.00pm at Goodison Park.

The return to Goodison Park sees EX-Everton Manager David Moyes along with a few Ex-Toffee's
Jack Rodwell-Joleon Lescott-Stephen Pienaar-Bryan Oviedo and Victor Anichebe .

Sunderland who are rooted to the bottom of the Premiership,will be looking for points and they won't care how they get them,
Everton having just returned from a nice warm break In Dubai,will be hoping to add more misery to David Moyes team.

2-0 Lukaku brace.

Barry Horne's Equaliser Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 11:00

I believe that young Sunderland fan with cancer for whom Moshiri paid a good chunk of his treatment will be a special guest at the game (or at least that is what was said when we played the away game after the donation was made). Regrettably his illness has taken a turn for the worse and I read the other week that it is now terminal.

SEFTON Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 12:08

Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:I believe that young Sunderland fan with cancer for whom Moshiri paid a good chunk of his treatment will be a special guest at the game (or at least that is what was said when we played the away game after the donation was made). Regrettably his illness has taken a turn for the worse and I read the other week that it is now terminal.

Is his name Bradley Bowery?

Barry Horne's Equaliser Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 12:10

sefton wrote:
Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:I believe that young Sunderland fan with cancer for whom Moshiri paid a good chunk of his treatment will be a special guest at the game (or at least that is what was said when we played the away game after the donation was made). Regrettably his illness has taken a turn for the worse and I read the other week that it is now terminal.

Is his name Bradley Bowery?

It was definitely Bradley, yes.

Made 4 Gwladys Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 12:15

Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:
sefton wrote:
Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:I believe that young Sunderland fan with cancer for whom Moshiri paid a good chunk of his treatment will be a special guest at the game (or at least that is what was said when we played the away game after the donation was made). Regrettably his illness has taken a turn for the worse and I read the other week that it is now terminal.

Is his name Bradley Bowery?

It was definitely Bradley, yes.

makes you realise how unimportant football is Sad

SEFTON Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 12:37

Made 4 Gwladys wrote:
Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:
sefton wrote:
Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:I believe that young Sunderland fan with cancer for whom Moshiri paid a good chunk of his treatment will be a special guest at the game (or at least that is what was said when we played the away game after the donation was made). Regrettably his illness has taken a turn for the worse and I read the other week that it is now terminal.

Is his name Bradley Bowery?

It was definitely Bradley, yes.
makes you realise how unimportant football is

Yes Mate that's true, considering the little feller hasn't had much of a life.
Lets hope he gets better. cheers

Barry Horne's Equaliser Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 13:32

sefton wrote:
Made 4 Gwladys wrote:
Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:
sefton wrote:
Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:I believe that young Sunderland fan with cancer for whom Moshiri paid a good chunk of his treatment will be a special guest at the game (or at least that is what was said when we played the away game after the donation was made). Regrettably his illness has taken a turn for the worse and I read the other week that it is now terminal.

Is his name Bradley Bowery?

It was definitely Bradley, yes.
makes you realise how unimportant football is

Yes Mate that's true, considering the little feller hasn't had much of a life.
Lets hope he gets better.

He won't mate. His condition is terminal.

I just Googled him, and it appears that he has already been a mascot for us for the game against Man City - I hadn't realised that so perhaps he won't be at the Sunderland game after all.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38629640

Bless him, he's had quite a season!

Sack the Juggler Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 14:23

Everton have been on a roll against weaker opposition, with the exception of draw specialists Boro the other weekend, and we need to take advantage of Sunderland's recent generosity.

So we will win this, and I'm going for 4-0 because Sunderland just cannot defend, even with Moyes as their manager. They are on a run of two games where they were beat by that scoreline both home and away, and we have won our last three prem home games bigly.

If he plays, Lukaku to get a brace, and Mirallas to get one, with Ross to rub Moyes's nose in it too.

Gueye to win man of the match and the attendance to be 39,480

Golden goal will be on 42 minutes and 32 seconds, and it will be won by a bloke in the lower Bullens eating a meat and potato pie.

If he attends Tommy Smith will have his eye taken out by an Everton mint thrown by the toffee girl.

Made 4 Gwladys Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 15:07

We'll win easily...

..the only question is will the Grim Reaper re-appear behind Moyesie like he did when he was the Manure manager Smile

WellOilBeefHooked Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 21:28

The brave little Sunderland fan is Bradley Lowery and more info and donations (like mine) can be made at

bradleylowerysfight.org.uk

Mr_Ben Mon 20 Feb 2017 - 22:18

Better be 7-1 and I want Ronald to have sun tan from Dubai. If not sack them all and get the Belgium manager in.

SEFTON Tue 21 Feb 2017 - 8:31

WellOilBeefHooked wrote:The brave little Sunderland fan is Bradley Lowery and more info and donations (like mine) can be made at

bradleylowerysfight.org.uk

You are correct Sir. cheers

Blue gazza Tue 21 Feb 2017 - 22:43

a tough game, moyes will know our game and he will stifle us

defoe to score a hat trick, one of the old boys to grab a goal as well.

21- 6
pieman, to forget who he plays for nets a double hat trick

Da Judge Tue 21 Feb 2017 - 22:58

sefton wrote:
WellOilBeefHooked wrote:The brave little Sunderland fan is Bradley Lowery and more info and donations (like mine) can be made at

bradleylowerysfight.org.uk

You are correct Sir.

I think his prognosis was always bad.... Everton I think were magnificent in how they supported him particularly with the initial donation. Its true we did hold an invitation for him to come down later in the season, and the fact that it was at City might be related to a decision around how able he was to travel and participate.

I must say that the fans from both clubs were magnificent.... City brought a huge banner to show support and just after kickoff, Bradley was being carried back to I presume a car to take hm back north and he got a great ovation from the main stand as he walked by.

My heart always goes out to any family faced with such a terrific blow. All we all of us can do is pray/hope that what time is available is truly cherished and full of memories...

Blue gazza Wed 22 Feb 2017 - 0:44

Da Judge wrote:
sefton wrote:
WellOilBeefHooked wrote:The brave little Sunderland fan is Bradley Lowery and more info and donations (like mine) can be made at

bradleylowerysfight.org.uk

You are correct Sir.

I think his prognosis was always bad.... Everton I think were magnificent in how they supported him particularly with the initial donation. Its true we did hold an invitation for him to come down later in the season, and the fact that it was at City might be related to a decision around how able he was to travel and participate.

I must say that the fans from both clubs were magnificent.... City brought a huge banner to show support and just after kickoff, Bradley was being carried back to I presume a car to take hm back north and he got a great ovation from the main stand as he walked by.

My heart always goes out to any family faced with such a terrific blow. All we all of us can do is pray/hope that what time is available is truly cherished and full of memories...

seconded

SEFTON Wed 22 Feb 2017 - 8:25

Blue gazza wrote:
Da Judge wrote:
sefton wrote:
WellOilBeefHooked wrote:The brave little Sunderland fan is Bradley Lowery and more info and donations (like mine) can be made at

bradleylowerysfight.org.uk

You are correct Sir.

I think his prognosis was always bad.... Everton I think were magnificent in how they supported him particularly with the initial donation. Its true we did hold an invitation for him to come down later in the season, and the fact that it was at City might be related to a decision around how able he was to travel and participate.

I must say that the fans from both clubs were magnificent.... City brought a huge banner to show support and just after kickoff, Bradley was being carried back to I presume a car to take hm back north and he got a great ovation from the main stand as he walked by.

My heart always goes out to any family faced with such a terrific blow. All we all of us can do is pray/hope that what time is available is truly cherished and full of memories...

seconded

Its heart wrenching to see kids with terminal illness( No parent should see their child suffer) hopefully we as fans can give the parents something to hold onto?
Memories.

Gravy & Chips Wed 22 Feb 2017 - 12:11

I remember the next day after he was initially brought out and his justgiving page.

He amount of Evertonians donating was immense

Heartbreaking for the parents, I just don't know what I would do if that was my daughter, it would destroy me.

The President Wed 22 Feb 2017 - 20:44

Poor lad has got another tumour

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-39056628

Do not know how the parents cope with this

SEFTON Fri 24 Feb 2017 - 8:06

Mark lawro predicts us to draw1-1 with Sunderland,how predictable was that.
red sh*tes are gob sh*tes.

RhinoJagz Fri 24 Feb 2017 - 9:03

sefton wrote:Mark lawro predicts us to draw1-1 with Sunderland,how predictable was that.
red sh*tes are gob sh*tes.

Just the 16th draw he has predicted for us then this season!

Knight of Thorgothshire Sat 25 Feb 2017 - 13:38

Everton striker Romelu Lukaku is available to face Sunderland following a minor calf problem.

James McCarthy and Kevin Mirallas return after recovering from hamstring and groin injuries respectively.

Sunderland goalkeeper Jordan Pickford is fit again after a knee problem and could make his first appearance since Boxing Day in place of Vito Mannone.

Jan Kirchhoff is back in training but will not be involved, while Steven Pienaar is doubtful with a calf injury.

Papy Djilobodji serves the last match of his suspension.

The President Sat 25 Feb 2017 - 14:19

1Robles
23Coleman
5Williams
25Funes Mori
3Baines
26Davies
2Schneiderlin
17Gueye
8Barkley
10R Lukaku
31Lookman

Substitutes
6Jagielka
11Mirallas
16McCarthy
18Barry
19E Valencia
22Stekelenburg
30Holgate

The President Sat 25 Feb 2017 - 14:30

Former Everton players Bryan Oviedo and Darron Gibson also start against their old club.

Oviedo should get a good reception

Knight of Thorgothshire Sat 25 Feb 2017 - 14:50

http://www.eplsite.org/stream17.html

Knight of Thorgothshire Sat 25 Feb 2017 - 14:51

The President wrote:1Robles
23Coleman
5Williams
25Funes Mori
3Baines
26Davies
2Schneiderlin
17Gueye
8Barkley
10R Lukaku
31Lookman

Substitutes
6Jagielka
11Mirallas
16McCarthy
18Barry
19E Valencia
22Stekelenburg
30Holgate

More of a traditional 4-4-2 line up it seems like. Interesting.

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