Dynamo Militia v Everton

SEFTON Wed 18 Mar 2015, 9:11 am

Dynamo Kiev v Everton
UEFA Cup

Competition UEFA Europa League Date19 March 2015 Kick-off 18:00
On aggregate1 - 2
VenueNSK Olimpijs'kyj (Kyiv (Kiev))

Everton travel to Kiev in the Ukraine on Thursday with around 1500=fifteen hundred supporters hoping to see the mighty blues through to the quarter finals of Uefa-Europa Cup. its going to be a very noisy stadium even if Uefa have ordered part closure to the stadium due to crowd trouble in a previous Europa tie involving French team Guincamp,

It will be a tight game, but, I think we can just pinch it 1-2.

Lukaku & Naismith. cheers

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SouthernSmugToffee Wed 18 Mar 2015, 10:02 am

For those travelling to Kiev, radiation suits are optional, but if your dick starts glowing in the dark............ Shocked

My brother has traveled to Kiev on business recently, and says that the police / army are as corrupt as a Colombian drug lord.
So have plenty of cash (in the local currency or USD) with you, just in case they levy a mysterious charge / fine (bribe) if you are stopped at a check point.

They all carry guns and will have no problem with shooting you and dumping you in a ditch if you annoy them.

SEFTON Wed 18 Mar 2015, 10:28 am

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:For those travelling to Kiev, radiation suits are optional, but if your dick starts glowing in the dark............

My brother has traveled to Kiev on business recently, and says that the police / army are as corrupt as a Colombian drug lord.
So have plenty of cash (in the local currency or USD) with you, just in case they levy a mysterious charge / fine (bribe) if you are stopped at a check point.

They all carry guns and will have no problem with shooting you and dumping you in a ditch if you annoy them.

I don't for see there being any problems, Evertonians travelled to Metalist Karvic in the Ukraine a few years back, wasn't any problems their ?

Super Wed 18 Mar 2015, 11:08 am

Aiden McGeady is part of the Everton squad that has flown out to Kyiv for Thursday's Europa League Round of 16 second leg.

The Irishman has been missing for more than a month but is included in the travelling party for the trip to Kyiv.

Kevin Mirallas is not in the squad after the Belgium international picked up a knock in the first meeting at Goodison Park last week, which ended in a 2-1 victory, and subsequently sat out of the 3-0 win over Newcastle Untied on Sunday.

McGeady, though, was on the plane that departed Liverpool John Lennon airport at just after 10am on Wednesday morning.

Roberto Martinez, his coaching staff and club officials were joined by 21 eligible players, as Everton bid to book a place in the quarter-finals of a European competition for the first time since 1985.

Gareth Barry, who is available for Europa League action despite being in the middle of a two-match domestic ban, is part of the squad that has jetted to Eastern Europe.

Goals from Steven Naismith and Romelu Lukaku helped Everton come back from a goal down in the first leg to secure a slim advantage heading into the return match in the Ukraine capital.

Tony Hibbert, Bryan Oviedo and Steven Pienaar, who have all been side-lined recently with injury, have not travelled.

The flight is due to touch down at Kiev Boryspil Airport mid-afternoon local time on Wednesday, before the squad journey to the Olympic Stadium for an evening training session.

Everton squad: Howard, Jagielka, Baines, Robles, Lukaku, Coleman, McCarthy, Barry, Osman, Alcaraz, Stones, Atsu, Barkley, Besic, Kone, Naismith, McGeady, Garbutt, Browning, Griffiths, Gibson

Armchair Wed 18 Mar 2015, 12:05 pm

Kev injured, Fatty fit Rolling Eyes

Mr_Ben Wed 18 Mar 2015, 12:39 pm

2-0 (2 McGeady OGs)

Gravy & Chips Wed 18 Mar 2015, 12:46 pm

Boooooo Sef, booooooooo

Nerve jangling 0-0

Statman Wed 18 Mar 2015, 1:03 pm

SouthernSmugToffee Wed 18 Mar 2015, 1:45 pm

Foreign Office advice page for Everton fans travelling to Kyiv (Kiev)

https://www.gov.uk/government/world-location-news/fc-dynamo-kyiv-v-everton-fc-travel-advice

mindyerEnvelopeRef? Wed 18 Mar 2015, 4:31 pm

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:Foreign Office advice page for Everton fans travelling to Kyiv (Kiev)

https://www.gov.uk/government/world-location-news/fc-dynamo-kyiv-v-everton-fc-travel-advice

looks like a blast.... affraid

Da Judge Wed 18 Mar 2015, 4:52 pm

Sefton wrote:
SouthernSmugToffee wrote:For those travelling to Kiev, radiation suits are optional, but if your dick starts glowing in the dark............

My brother has traveled to Kiev on business recently, and says that the police / army are as corrupt as a Colombian drug lord.
So have plenty of cash (in the local currency or USD) with you, just in case they levy a mysterious charge / fine (bribe) if you are stopped at a check point.

They all carry guns and will have no problem with shooting you and dumping you in a ditch if you annoy them.

I don't for see there being any problems, Evertonians travelled to Metalist Karvic in the Ukraine a few years back, wasn't any problems their ?

I was in Kyiv 10 days ago... its actually remarkably different this year than a few years back. The Maidan massacre, the Crimea and now the effective annexation of the Eastern provinces has created a real tension. There is a general deep willed well of desire to establish some pride back into the nation that has had some diificult times. The trouble with the Guincamp game had very little to do with the French fans they were almost unwitting passers by. The real clashes were between the usual two factions; those who are clearly more open to an ever warmer embrace with Western Europe and the Economic Area against those who still hark back to when Ukraine was a key influencer in Soviet affairs.

Added to that all EPL clubs carry a target on their chests/backs for all the Danilovich Dyerskis of the world to pop up and 'ave it! with the English

Personally I had an offer to go to the match (corporate hospitality thrown in - but with the rider that I would need to appear as a neutral English lover of football and that if I was to get excited even in a box it would become difficult. I said I was busy! affraid

My greatest hope is that we do the business (even possibly lose 3-2 on the night to save everyone's face) and we progress stoically into the next round. Where we will truly the minnows... methinks

SEFTON Wed 18 Mar 2015, 5:28 pm

Uwist61 wrote:
Sefton wrote:
SouthernSmugToffee wrote:For those travelling to Kiev, radiation suits are optional, but if your dick starts glowing in the dark............

My brother has traveled to Kiev on business recently, and says that the police / army are as corrupt as a Colombian drug lord.
So have plenty of cash (in the local currency or USD) with you, just in case they levy a mysterious charge / fine (bribe) if you are stopped at a check point.

They all carry guns and will have no problem with shooting you and dumping you in a ditch if you annoy them.

I don't for see there being any problems, Evertonians travelled to Metalist Karvic in the Ukraine a few years back, wasn't any problems their ?

I was in Kyiv 10 days ago... its actually remarkably different this year than a few years back. The Maidan massacre, the Crimea and now the effective annexation of the Eastern provinces has created a real tension. There is a general deep willed well of desire to establish some pride back into the nation that has had some diificult times. The trouble with the Guincamp game had very little to do with the French fans they were almost unwitting passers by. The real clashes were between the usual two factions; those who are clearly more open to an ever warmer embrace with Western Europe and the Economic Area against those who still hark back to when Ukraine was a key influencer in Soviet affairs.

Added to that all EPL clubs carry a target on their chests/backs for all the Danilovich Dyerskis of the world to pop up and 'ave it! with the English

Personally I had an offer to go to the match (corporate hospitality thrown in - but with the rider that I would need to appear as a neutral English lover of football and that if I was to get excited even in a box it would become difficult. I said I was busy!

My greatest hope is that we do the business (even possibly lose 3-2 on the night to save everyone's face) and we progress stoically into the next round. Where we will truly the minnows... methinks

The trouble started when the Guingamp supporters turned their flags sideways to indicate their support for Russia, when all trouble with the Guingamp supporters calmed down, Dynamo fans turned on the stewards & Police. the Guingamp chairmen went on record to call Dynamo fans rabid dogs. the result of a country in crisis.

It will be a case of get what we can grab/steal and get out of their safe and sound.

Made 4 Gwladys Wed 18 Mar 2015, 10:35 pm

If i'm honest I think we may lose this one... I fear for our fans safety too.

2-0 to Kiev

RhinoJagz Wed 18 Mar 2015, 10:39 pm

Made 4 Gwladys wrote:If i'm honest I think we may lose this one... I fear for our fans safety too.

2-0 to Kiev

Seemingly pitch is in awful condition. Everton weren't allow even train on it tonight. Not sure who that will benefit. Certainly not Lukaku's first touch!

Made 4 Gwladys Wed 18 Mar 2015, 10:45 pm

Bluejagz wrote:
Made 4 Gwladys wrote:If i'm honest I think we may lose this one... I fear for our fans safety too.

2-0 to Kiev

Seemingly pitch is in awful condition. Everton weren't allow even train on it tonight. Not sure who that will benefit. Certainly not Lukaku's first touch!

perfect for Besic Wink

RhinoJagz Wed 18 Mar 2015, 10:47 pm

Made 4 Gwladys wrote:
Bluejagz wrote:
Made 4 Gwladys wrote:If i'm honest I think we may lose this one... I fear for our fans safety too.

2-0 to Kiev

Seemingly pitch is in awful condition. Everton weren't allow even train on it tonight. Not sure who that will benefit. Certainly not Lukaku's first touch!
perfect for Besic

Sent off after 3 minutes.

The President Wed 18 Mar 2015, 10:59 pm

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31956352

Tonteau Thu 19 Mar 2015, 12:05 am

The President wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31956352

Aside from everything, he said we're not a team that's going to focus on keeping a clean sheet because we want to enjoy ourselves. Er, bobby do you know how cup football works? We keep a clean sheet and we'll go through. And have you noticed how bad our season has been?

Knight of Thorgothshire Thu 19 Mar 2015, 12:20 am

Tonteau wrote:
The President wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31956352

Aside from everything, he said we're not a team that's going to focus on keeping a clean sheet because we want to enjoy ourselves. Er, bobby do you know how cup football works? We keep a clean sheet and we'll go through. And have you noticed how bad our season has been?

You are forgetting though that we have been winning the possession stats more or less the entire season. That's better than winning the league!

Made 4 Gwladys Thu 19 Mar 2015, 8:53 am

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:
Tonteau wrote:
The President wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31956352

Aside from everything, he said we're not a team that's going to focus on keeping a clean sheet because we want to enjoy ourselves. Er, bobby do you know how cup football works? We keep a clean sheet and we'll go through. And have you noticed how bad our season has been?

You are forgetting though that we have been winning the possession stats more or less the entire season. That's better than winning the league!

he's clueless

tadpole Thu 19 Mar 2015, 9:04 am

You just know we're going to look in balanced again.

His best team needs to be the XI that played against Toon, someone needs to replace Lennon mind, maybe McGeadys Russian experience would help, but edict Naismith and Barkley to come in, probably Kone out, Barry and Besic for Gibson and Osman Sad

COYB. A nice early Luka pen and them down to ten please. Biggest game!

SEFTON Thu 19 Mar 2015, 10:10 am

tadpole wrote:You just know we're going to look in balanced again.

His best team needs to be the XI that played against Toon, someone needs to replace Lennon mind, maybe McGeadys Russian experience would help, but edict Naismith and Barkley to come in, probably Kone out, Barry and Besic for Gibson and Osman

COYB. A nice early Luka pen and them down to ten please. Biggest game!

McGeady might be a risk, Atsu has looked good when he's come on, just hope he doesn't play three holding mid-fielders

Hinchcliffe Corner Thu 19 Mar 2015, 12:28 pm

Sefton wrote:
tadpole wrote:You just know we're going to look in balanced again.

His best team needs to be the XI that played against Toon, someone needs to replace Lennon mind, maybe McGeadys Russian experience would help, but edict Naismith and Barkley to come in, probably Kone out, Barry and Besic for Gibson and Osman

COYB. A nice early Luka pen and them down to ten please. Biggest game!

McGeady might be a risk, Atsu has looked good when he's come on, just hope he doesn't play three holding mid-fielders

If we go looking for the draw, we'll lose. We need to nullify the away goal as quickly as possible.

tadpole Thu 19 Mar 2015, 12:32 pm

never thought I'd be holding out for a line up with Osman and Kone in.......
I feel Naismith offers that required goal threat, but he'll be left wing.

The President Thu 19 Mar 2015, 1:33 pm

Hopefully our season will not end tonight. pale

WE MUST GO FOR THE WIN

COME ON YOU BLUES cheers

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