Everton (a): What 3 Things Do We Need To Do To Beat Them?
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sedgleyimp
Vital Champions League
1 Keep it tight for the first twenty minutes. Reading some of their fans forums they seem to have a number of supporters who are less than impressed with the team at the moment especially after losing at home to Leicester on New Years Day. Keeping them out in the first phase of the game might lead to their players getting tense and their supporters getting on their backs. They score early and their confidence grows.
2. Spend the next couple of days practising set pieces. Realistically we will get fewer chances over this 90 minutes than most games and we need to take any chance which comes along. Free kicks and corners were the staple of the run two years ago and they represent our best chance of getting anything on Saturday.
3. Players, management, board and supporters let's all enjoy the day. We have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Enjoy the day, enjoy the match and play with the kind of freedom that can bring. You never know after all it's always 11 v 11 and anything is possible
2. Spend the next couple of days practising set pieces. Realistically we will get fewer chances over this 90 minutes than most games and we need to take any chance which comes along. Free kicks and corners were the staple of the run two years ago and they represent our best chance of getting anything on Saturday.
3. Players, management, board and supporters let's all enjoy the day. We have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Enjoy the day, enjoy the match and play with the kind of freedom that can bring. You never know after all it's always 11 v 11 and anything is possible
Jamesimp
Vital Squad Member
1.Three Hail Marys, Two Our Fathers and a miracle from the Lord Almighty Cowley and his right hand men, the rest of the team etc.
2. We need to keep it tight for the first half and frustrate them whilst occasionally catching them on the break so not allowing their defenders to relax and raise unrest in the home crowd.
3. Whole team to be on fire and play out of their skins and produce a performance as polished and together as the shock against Burnley.
2. We need to keep it tight for the first half and frustrate them whilst occasionally catching them on the break so not allowing their defenders to relax and raise unrest in the home crowd.
3. Whole team to be on fire and play out of their skins and produce a performance as polished and together as the shock against Burnley.
