Badly.

2. I liked that we played an attacking game. Moyes 1.0 would normally play with a low block and hang on for dear mercy. Not today. However, we need more practice to convert those final chances into goals.

Encouraged by the play, disappointed we lost.

Hamstring pull

What happened?

I think a human being, especially if his absence affects the managers job, is more important than a cat. As much as I love cats. Pushing players is a bad trend. I've seen other Everton players do it and I hate it Oh, and players who feign serious injury should be sent off.

Just watched it. Tarks pushed him, and if you bothered to read, I did say he's probably got away with a booking. But did he smack Ndoye in the mouth, which is what his feigning amounted to? No. Ndoye made the most of it to get a player sent off.

If you want to be specific, Ndoye backed into Tarkowski first. Just watched the video. I think Tarkowski might have got away with a booking, but Ndoye ain't snow white, clutching his face as if he's been felled by Mike Tyson. Besides, I'm making a general point about pushing.

It is a general trend I've seen in the game where players just push over other players on the ball, so it's not a forest, or Everton thing.

I'm currently compliling a list of my favourite movies. Only two aired after 2000. The earliest is 1951, my favourite was released in 1956.

It's not as active as on X, but for the most part football related convos are civilised. You can actually disagree with someone without being harassed or blocked. Outside of Everton convo really depends. Welcome.

I'm not sure about winning the league unless you have the resources to do so. And we don't have the resources, but yes, players (and fans) should rally around the idea that if you organise and play to a positive plan, you will win every game.

Totally agree.