Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
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Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Flowing move involving Osman and Bily, Osman shoots over.
Rodwell has cramp.
Rodwell has cramp.
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Anichebe straight into the action, set up by Beckford 18 yards out, shoots over.
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Goal for Brisbane, slack at the back, shot from 6 yards out across Turner.
Bad marking at the back.
Bad marking at the back.
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
who has been everton's player of the Oz tournament so far, MC?
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Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Good corner from Gueye, weak header from Anichebe.
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
2-1 Everton, Gueye.
Good build up, good cross across the box from Baines and Gueye slides it in from about 4 yards.
Another good goal.
Good build up, good cross across the box from Baines and Gueye slides it in from about 4 yards.
Another good goal.
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Bit sloppy from Jaglieka, slips and gives the ball to a Brisbane player and its 4 on 1 for a minute, but the defence get back.
Against a decent team he would have been punished.
Anichebe breaks again but the ball wouldnt come down in time for a decent strike and he is cancelled out.
Against a decent team he would have been punished.
Anichebe breaks again but the ball wouldnt come down in time for a decent strike and he is cancelled out.
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Rodders and Gueye have looked particularly good in the 3 games from what I've seen and read.
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Liverpoole Echo Sun 12 March 1234: Euerton celebrate another drubbing of ye Shoite - quaffing muche Ale (Ye Spellowe, Blacke Horse, Wims Lowe (upstairs)) and spliffs & oft singing new chant "1,2 - 1,2,3 - 1,2,3,4 - 5-Nil." Big Dunkane (Bird Keeper of Euerton) was, yet again, sent-off by Judge Polle for landing several blows at head of serf James of Carreggore & Red Shoite Stephen Meelaar, Squire of Hitune fame who wed Ladie of The Night Alexa de Curraine and is wont to fight pubbe minstrels, was given an earlie dunking in Ye Mere of Stanlee Parke for an elbough to face of local serf Hibbeyrt. After being given ye olde clothe of vinegar by Rath-Boyne Hibbeyrt returned to scoreth fifth & finale goale past Ye Flying Pigge Thomas of Lawrence in Parke Ende - a riot followed. Euerton: Weste, Hibbeyrt, Wilsone, La Boyne, Mountyfielde, Balle, Kendel, Harveigh, Fergusaine, Latcheford, Deen of Tran Mere
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Toffee Dan wrote:Rodders and Gueye have looked particularly good in the 3 games from what I've seen and read.
Rodwell has looked very good, there seems to be something about Gueye too, maybe coming off the bench for the start, but his touch looks good and he just turned a defender inside out about 3 times there, Yakubu would have been available for a cross (which he would put over naturally!).
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Game over, successfull tour all in all.
Costa Del Preston next week.
Costa Del Preston next week.
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Wow a trophy!
Brisbane Roar vs Racism Cup. Does that make Everton racism????
Brisbane Roar vs Racism Cup. Does that make Everton racism????
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Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Victor has looked good as well in the 3 games.
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Liverpoole Echo Sun 12 March 1234: Euerton celebrate another drubbing of ye Shoite - quaffing muche Ale (Ye Spellowe, Blacke Horse, Wims Lowe (upstairs)) and spliffs & oft singing new chant "1,2 - 1,2,3 - 1,2,3,4 - 5-Nil." Big Dunkane (Bird Keeper of Euerton) was, yet again, sent-off by Judge Polle for landing several blows at head of serf James of Carreggore & Red Shoite Stephen Meelaar, Squire of Hitune fame who wed Ladie of The Night Alexa de Curraine and is wont to fight pubbe minstrels, was given an earlie dunking in Ye Mere of Stanlee Parke for an elbough to face of local serf Hibbeyrt. After being given ye olde clothe of vinegar by Rath-Boyne Hibbeyrt returned to scoreth fifth & finale goale past Ye Flying Pigge Thomas of Lawrence in Parke Ende - a riot followed. Euerton: Weste, Hibbeyrt, Wilsone, La Boyne, Mountyfielde, Balle, Kendel, Harveigh, Fergusaine, Latcheford, Deen of Tran Mere
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
I'm liking the new score update innovation in thread title, especially when trying to access from a phone, who ever is starting matchday threads in the season will need
to be here on matchday!
to be here on matchday!
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Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Reasonable run out by the lads.
I thought Saha looked sharp. His was neat and he turned the defenders well. Played a little deep though so didn't get too many clear chances on goal. Struck a couple from tight angles and fashioned one himself by driving across the box, before rolling a weak shot to the keeper. He did all his best work linking up and getting Everton moving forward. Played some clever little lay offs and reverse passes in the process.
Beckford looked lively and energetic (be basically ran around a lot) with some good movement. He looks keen to play on the shoulder of the last defender. His hold up and link play was pretty poor. Constantly playing under-hit or inaccurate passes, or making the wrong decision. It's early days, and I'm prepared to give him time to settle/find his feet, but he looks like a one dimensional player to me. If he can be played in on goal, I think he'll be a threat, particularly from through balls or clever passes played over the top. He could prove useful in stretched games or allow us to peg defences back (similar to Andy Johnson maybe), but I don't think he'll contribute much to Everton's general play. Still it's early days.
I thought Rodwell played well. He's got everything in his locker really. Covered the ground well and read the play. He always seemed to be there to intercept or pick up the loose ball. Knock it about nicely too with a real crispness in his play. It was a lovely finish for the first too.
Coleman looked lively. Made some good surging runs from right fullback and always offered an outlet on the right for Osman. He linked up well with Anichebe too when he came on.
Victor was also impressive. His game has come on leaps and bounds. Ok, this was an A-League side not a PL one, but constantly ran at them forcing them back. He looks as though he's starting to apply himself a bit more too.
Gueye looks a smart buy. He seems to be a very positive player, looking for a forward pass all the time, or to go beyond the defender. He seems to have good technique too.
Honourable mentions for Jagielka and Distin who despite a lapse in concentration by Jags near the end looked like a solid pairing. They weren't overly troubled but them seem to have developed a good understanding.
I thought Saha looked sharp. His was neat and he turned the defenders well. Played a little deep though so didn't get too many clear chances on goal. Struck a couple from tight angles and fashioned one himself by driving across the box, before rolling a weak shot to the keeper. He did all his best work linking up and getting Everton moving forward. Played some clever little lay offs and reverse passes in the process.
Beckford looked lively and energetic (be basically ran around a lot) with some good movement. He looks keen to play on the shoulder of the last defender. His hold up and link play was pretty poor. Constantly playing under-hit or inaccurate passes, or making the wrong decision. It's early days, and I'm prepared to give him time to settle/find his feet, but he looks like a one dimensional player to me. If he can be played in on goal, I think he'll be a threat, particularly from through balls or clever passes played over the top. He could prove useful in stretched games or allow us to peg defences back (similar to Andy Johnson maybe), but I don't think he'll contribute much to Everton's general play. Still it's early days.
I thought Rodwell played well. He's got everything in his locker really. Covered the ground well and read the play. He always seemed to be there to intercept or pick up the loose ball. Knock it about nicely too with a real crispness in his play. It was a lovely finish for the first too.
Coleman looked lively. Made some good surging runs from right fullback and always offered an outlet on the right for Osman. He linked up well with Anichebe too when he came on.
Victor was also impressive. His game has come on leaps and bounds. Ok, this was an A-League side not a PL one, but constantly ran at them forcing them back. He looks as though he's starting to apply himself a bit more too.
Gueye looks a smart buy. He seems to be a very positive player, looking for a forward pass all the time, or to go beyond the defender. He seems to have good technique too.
Honourable mentions for Jagielka and Distin who despite a lapse in concentration by Jags near the end looked like a solid pairing. They weren't overly troubled but them seem to have developed a good understanding.
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Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Bluejags wrote:I'm liking the new score update innovation in thread title, especially when trying to access from a phone, who ever is starting matchday threads in the season will need
to be here on matchday!
Well sorry not for home games. But, will endeavour to please on the away days!
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Liverpoole Echo Sun 12 March 1234: Euerton celebrate another drubbing of ye Shoite - quaffing muche Ale (Ye Spellowe, Blacke Horse, Wims Lowe (upstairs)) and spliffs & oft singing new chant "1,2 - 1,2,3 - 1,2,3,4 - 5-Nil." Big Dunkane (Bird Keeper of Euerton) was, yet again, sent-off by Judge Polle for landing several blows at head of serf James of Carreggore & Red Shoite Stephen Meelaar, Squire of Hitune fame who wed Ladie of The Night Alexa de Curraine and is wont to fight pubbe minstrels, was given an earlie dunking in Ye Mere of Stanlee Parke for an elbough to face of local serf Hibbeyrt. After being given ye olde clothe of vinegar by Rath-Boyne Hibbeyrt returned to scoreth fifth & finale goale past Ye Flying Pigge Thomas of Lawrence in Parke Ende - a riot followed. Euerton: Weste, Hibbeyrt, Wilsone, La Boyne, Mountyfielde, Balle, Kendel, Harveigh, Fergusaine, Latcheford, Deen of Tran Mere
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
could watch rodders goal all day, superb!!
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Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Beautiful strike from Rodwell.
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Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
GOALS:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a2edcJzphY&feature=player_embedded
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a2edcJzphY&feature=player_embedded
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Liverpoole Echo Sun 12 March 1234: Euerton celebrate another drubbing of ye Shoite - quaffing muche Ale (Ye Spellowe, Blacke Horse, Wims Lowe (upstairs)) and spliffs & oft singing new chant "1,2 - 1,2,3 - 1,2,3,4 - 5-Nil." Big Dunkane (Bird Keeper of Euerton) was, yet again, sent-off by Judge Polle for landing several blows at head of serf James of Carreggore & Red Shoite Stephen Meelaar, Squire of Hitune fame who wed Ladie of The Night Alexa de Curraine and is wont to fight pubbe minstrels, was given an earlie dunking in Ye Mere of Stanlee Parke for an elbough to face of local serf Hibbeyrt. After being given ye olde clothe of vinegar by Rath-Boyne Hibbeyrt returned to scoreth fifth & finale goale past Ye Flying Pigge Thomas of Lawrence in Parke Ende - a riot followed. Euerton: Weste, Hibbeyrt, Wilsone, La Boyne, Mountyfielde, Balle, Kendel, Harveigh, Fergusaine, Latcheford, Deen of Tran Mere
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
I saw Rodwell's goal in Sky News, absolute screamer.
He must be pushing for a start this season
I am VERY happy about the way we have played in Oz
He must be pushing for a start this season
I am VERY happy about the way we have played in Oz
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Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
MagicMike wrote:Reasonable run out by the lads.
I thought Saha looked sharp. His was neat and he turned the defenders well. Played a little deep though so didn't get too many clear chances on goal. Struck a couple from tight angles and fashioned one himself by driving across the box, before rolling a weak shot to the keeper. He did all his best work linking up and getting Everton moving forward. Played some clever little lay offs and reverse passes in the process.
Beckford looked lively and energetic (be basically ran around a lot) with some good movement. He looks keen to play on the shoulder of the last defender. His hold up and link play was pretty poor. Constantly playing under-hit or inaccurate passes, or making the wrong decision. It's early days, and I'm prepared to give him time to settle/find his feet, but he looks like a one dimensional player to me. If he can be played in on goal, I think he'll be a threat, particularly from through balls or clever passes played over the top. He could prove useful in stretched games or allow us to peg defences back (similar to Andy Johnson maybe), but I don't think he'll contribute much to Everton's general play. Still it's early days.
I thought Rodwell played well. He's got everything in his locker really. Covered the ground well and read the play. He always seemed to be there to intercept or pick up the loose ball. Knock it about nicely too with a real crispness in his play. It was a lovely finish for the first too.
Coleman looked lively. Made some good surging runs from right fullback and always offered an outlet on the right for Osman. He linked up well with Anichebe too when he came on.
Victor was also impressive. His game has come on leaps and bounds. Ok, this was an A-League side not a PL one, but constantly ran at them forcing them back. He looks as though he's starting to apply himself a bit more too.
Gueye looks a smart buy. He seems to be a very positive player, looking for a forward pass all the time, or to go beyond the defender. He seems to have good technique too.
Honourable mentions for Jagielka and Distin who despite a lapse in concentration by Jags near the end looked like a solid pairing. They weren't overly troubled but them seem to have developed a good understanding.
Cheers, Mike. Anyone seen much of Jaoa Silva.
Re: Friendly: Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2 (Rodwell, Gueye)
Looks like Coleman may be challenging for the right back spot this season. Hibbo may well find himself as our third choice right back as well.
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