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I'm going to attempt to keep this short because, quite frankly, spitting viciously vile vitriol
is not how I'd like to spend my Saturday afternoon. Virulence really isn't going to get us
anywhere.
But, shit, I'm fucking pissed.
Don't worry, it got much worse.
We've had a week to digest
what happened against Manchester United. Plenty has
been said and written about last week but now is the time to look forward and focus on
Goodison.
Roman Abramovich has been at the training ground this week and it will be
interesting to see the level of performance from Chelsea today, to see if his presence has given
the players a kick up the arse to refocus their efforts on climbing up the table.
Nicks' note: This is a guest post. Like Ramires powering through the
middle, straight-talking Sahil Dumir holds no prisoners and says it like it
is. Small bio? He's a smug-smiling, hard-working, all-round good egg. He's also a Chelsea fan,
which offsets all of the above.
Nicks' note: This is a guest post. Like Ramires powering through the
middle, straight-talking Sahil Dumir holds no prisoners and says it like it
is. Small bio? He's a smug-smiling, hard-working, all-round good egg. He's also a Chelsea fan,
which offsets all of the above.
By Alan Duffy
Wigan Athletic 1-1 Everton Premier League 4th February 2012
A late Victor Anichebe goal was enough to rob perpetual strugglers Wigan of a vital and rare
victory. The defeat leaves the Latics bottom of the table and looking like dead certs for the
drop.
Their Words "We've just got to make sure that we go to Wigan, prepare correctly, make sure we're in
the right frame of mind and I've got to make sure that I do my job well enough that my players know
all they can about Wigan." Everton manager David Moyes. Other Sources Striker Salihi joins D.C.
United fold - from The Washington Times's Thomas Floyd: "We believe strongly he will become another
important piece for.
Everton boss David Moyes was a busy man in January, signing the likes of Darron Gibson and
Nikica Jelavic, loaning former Toffees Steven Pienaar and Landon Donovan, and offloading Louis Saha
to Tottenham.
All that activity is seemingly about to payoff, with the traditionally slow-starting
Merseysiders back in the top half of the table following last night's famous 1-0 win over league
leaders Manchester City at Goodison Park.
Deserved congratulations to Everton manager David Moyes on his 150th league victory Wednesday,
earned in emphatic fashion as brilliantly summarized here at EPLTalk. Moyes, 48, is the
third-longest tenured head honcho in the prem, behind only Arsene...
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Some time in December, a story emerged in the papers linking Spurs with a move for Manchester
City's Carlos Tevez. In truth, nobody really believed it but at the time, a ‘source' stated that
it would be the biggest deal since Klinsmann.
In the end, we got a transfer that was reminiscent of a deadline day deal that happened a few
years ago.
Tottenham yesterday saw both Roman Pavlyuchenko and Steven Pienaar leave White Hart Lane for
Lokomotiv Moscow and Everton respectfully. Both moves do not come as a surprise, in fact if
anything, they were both overdue.
After having been linked with a move away from Tottenham for quite some time, Pavyluchenko
finally made the switch to Lokomotiv for a reported £8 million.
Tim Howard and Landon Donovan were part of a huge win for Everton, beating Premier League leaders
Manchester City 1-0 at Goodison Park. Darron Gibson scored the game's only goal in the 60th minute.
Donovan assisted on the Gibson goal. "That is as good as it has been at Goodison for a while
considering the players we had missing and the team we were up against," Everton manager David
Moyes said.
By Alan Duffy
Everton 1-0 Manchester City Premier League 31st January 2012
Roberto Mancini's nouveau riche Citizens just can't seem to put any decent daylight between them
and their Manchester rivals in the race for the title.
Arsene Wenger is being linked with a move to take Schalke midfielder Lewis Holtby to Arsenal.
And there are even some suggestions that a deal has already been done for the German-born
21-year-old to join the Gunners in the summer. His contract in Germany ends next year.
A source with close ties to Arsenal has told Arsenalinsider that the transfer has already been
agreed for the midfielder, whose Scouse father is a former Brit soldier based in Germany.
Everton has leapfrogged West Ham, Queens Park Rangers, and cross-town rivals Liverpool in being
the front-runners to sign Rangers striker Nikica Jelavic.
The Toffees, who have scored only 22 goals this season a total that is only higher than
bottom-club Wigan are in search for a finisher with a proven pedigree and Jelavic offers an
affordable option to cover their needs.
There's a whole slate of FA Cup 4th Round matches this weekend, kicked off by a match today that
is especially interesting for viewers on this side of the pond. Everton hosts Fulham, which means
it's also a faceoff of the two best American players of this generation: Landon Donovan vs. Clint
Demspey.
Fulham departs the Cottage and heads south to Goodison to face David Moyes bunch of not so merry
men.
The so-called #LDvsCD battle. Donovan vs. Dempsey.
TSG is not buying the hype, but nice to watch one game in England instead of two to see the US's
top field players....and leading striker Tim Howard.
This Friday, David Moyes' Everton will take on Martin Jol's Fulham in England's 141 year-old FA
Cup. The tournament's glorious historical significance will play stage to a battle that many
Americans will be keen to observe: that of Everton's on-loan forward, Landon Donovan, versus
Fulham's leading scorer, Clint Dempsey both Americans.
An anthology based on the Mark's writings for CFCnet and the legendary cfcuk fanzine, Chelsea
Chronicles - volume one - captures in heartfelt, humorous, diary-format prose a period in Blues
history when many fans couldn't quite believe what was going on at Stamford Bridge.
From the glory of the back-to-back title under Mourinho, through the ridiculous reigns of Grant and
Scolari, and ending with the FA Cup victory with Hiddink at the helm, Chelsea Chronicles - volume
one - provides the reader with an articulate and hugely entertaining insight into True Blue life.
Everton Boss David Moyes has praised the maturity of Ireland U21 International Shane Duffy after
his home Premier League debut at Goodison Park yesterday against Blackburn.
Speaking after the 1-1 draw Moyes said "Shane Duffy had a terrific game. He was arguably our best
player today and he's a young boy; we just needed a lot more in every department.
Buy low, sell high. It might be the oldest rule in business.
So if Philadelphia Union was ever going to sell Sebastien Le Toux, now's the time.
At 28, Le Toux is in his prime. He may never be worth more than he is right now.
Bolton has never needed to buy good players for bargain prices more than right now, as they
desperately try to avoid a relegation that could devastate the club financially.
Buy low, sell high. It might be the oldest rule in business.
So if Philadelphia Union was ever going to sell Sebastien Le Toux, now's the time.
At 28, Le Toux is in his prime. He may never be worth more than he is right now.
Bolton has never needed to buy good players for bargain prices more than right now, as they
desperately try to avoid a relegation that could devastate the club financially.
Former team-mates and current professionals were among the mourners who attended the funeral of
former Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett.
The 46-year-old died on New Year's Day after a 16-month battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish and Everton boss David Moyes were present at the city's Anglican
Cathedral along with many of Ablett's team-mates – including John Barnes, Alan Hansen, Mark
Lawrenson, Duncan Ferguson, Matt Jackson and David Unsworth – and other contemporaries from the
1980s and early 1990s.
The FC Ingolstadt striker and former LA Galaxy team mate of Landon Donovan is currently on trial
at Everton for a week. David Moyes is looking to inject more firepower in his ranks as goals have
been hard to come by for the Toffees. Donovan is already at Everton on loan till March before the
MLS season begins.
This Friday the Portland Timbers will officially convene back here in Portland to begin their
training for the 2012 season. With the SuperDraft behind us and a few weeks left open in the
international transfer window there's a lot expected to go on, but the beginning of the training is
probably the most exciting for the simple fact that it means.
Featured image: Nicolae Stoian
The next edition of the Philly Soccer Show podcast, scheduled to be recorded
tonight, will feature USMNT U-23 coach Caleb Porter and the Philadelphia Union's top pick in
Thursday's SuperDraft, Chandler Hoffman.
Philadelphia Union
Sunderland blog the Roker Report tells fellow SB Nation affiliate the Brotherly Game that team
manager Martin O'Neill responded to a reporter's question about rumors of a possible Michael Farfan
loan by saying people should not read too much "into these things.
Everton is in dire need of attacking help, and once again turned to an American to try and help
turn things around.
The Toffees have handed Edson Buddle a week-long trial, and will be hoping to find a
goal-scoring bargain at a time the squad is struggling to generate goals.
If there was ever an award for a manager who can pick a bargain, look no further than a certain
David Moyes. Having to overcome financial obligations in the transfer market year after year,
Everton have always been widely seen ...
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By Alan Duffy
Aston Villa 1-1 Everton Premier League 14th January 2012
Alex McLeish's Villa side once again struggled in front of their home fans, drawing with Everton
to make it just three wins out of 10 home league fixtures for the Villans.
Good signing for Everton today as they picked up midfielder Darron Gibson from Manchester United
for a reported £1million with a further £1million in appearance-related bonuses.
David Moyes gets a 24-year-old international who made 60 appearances for United, but never was
able to grab a regular starting position.
By Alan Duffy
Despite Manchester United's lack of depth in central midfield, Darron "with an 'o' " Gibson has
been shipped off to Everton, for a reported fee of £1million. The Irishman's four and a half year
deal with the Toffees comes after not long after the Republic of Ireland midfielder was fined by
Sir Alex Ferguson, after a Boxing Day night out with team-mates Wayne Rooney and Jonny Evans had
left the players unfit for training for the following morning.
Tottenham have been praised for their style of football by some of the best managers in the
game.
"They've played the best football this season," commented Sir Alex Ferguson. David Moyes said
he'd actually pay to watch this current Spurs team play.
We have had some excellent performances.
It's easy for casual observers to shrug off or dismiss the Evertonians calls for Bill Kenwright
and the rest of the board to get the hell out of the club. It's easy to say, it's just another
group of fans whining because times are a little tough, but this situation cannot be easily tossed
in to that traditional mold of the displeased football supporter.
First Paul Scholes and now bearded volleyball whizz, Terry Henry. Two mammoths of the game
busting open the crypts of their Premiership careers for one last undignified waltz under the
lights; with every possibility of coughing up something unsavoury into the laps of their adoring
fans and making a mess of everything that was once good.
First Paul Scholes and now bearded volleyball whizz, Terry Henry. Two mammoths of the game
busting open the crypts of their Premiership careers for one last undignified waltz under the
lights; with every possibility of coughing up something unsavoury into the laps of their adoring
fans and making a mess of everything that was once good.
Mirror: Every day at Everton shows why Moyes is such a remarkable boss
The day David Moyes looks for a new challenge away from Goodison Park is the day Everton should
be worried. Until then, Moyes will carry on working miracles with a few slip-ups along the way. And
he is performing miracles.
Photo: Earl Gardner
Philadelphia Union
A leaked copy of Toronto FC's 2012 schedule obtained by Canadian Soccer News shows the Union
traveling to BMO Field on May 26 and Sept. 15, with the Canadian team at PPL Park on July 7. This
unbalanced schedule thing is gonna take some getting used to.
Late goals were the order of the day in England, most notably at Sunderland where Ji Dong-won's
last-gasp winner earned the home side a surprise 1-0 victory over leaders Manchester City.
Roberto Mancini's side had aspirations of fully capitalising on Manchester United's loss to
Blackburn Rovers 24 hours earlier, to establish a three-point lead at the Premier League
summit.
Photo by ISIphotos.com
Landon Donovan had his first training session with Everton on Friday, officially kicking off his
second loan spell with the club.
"We're delighted to have Landon back, he's trained today and it's easy for him to settle in with
a great group of boys here who will make it easy for him," Everton manager David Moyes said during
his Friday press conference.
Why Evertonians unhappy with their owner need only look at Blackburn
David Moyes walked out of Ewood Park at half-time on Tuesday in disgust at the abuse being
hurled at Steve Kean. I wonder if, as he drove home, he pondered what might have been with him.
Much of the hate pouring from all parts of Ewood Park is aimed over Kean's head at the owners.
Philadelphia Union
Tweet from Freddy Adu: "Happy Holidays to everyone. Love the holiday season."
In Goal.com's survey of the Eastern Conference there is this review of the the Union's 2011
season in a sentence: "Another season of incremental growth for a young squad still in need of a
couple of pieces to compete for MLS Cup.