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Everton in Dublin to play Bray Wanderers on Tuesday

  • 01-03-2004 5:44pm
    #1
    Washout
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    from teamtalk



    Everton have arranged a friendly in Dublin on Tuesday against Republic of Ireland First Division side Bray Wanderers.

    With no Premiership fixture this weekend because of the FA Cup quarter-finals, David Moyes is keen to give his players some action this week.

    Moyes, anxious to keep the momentum going after Saturday's 2-0 victory over Aston Villa at Goodison, could give run-outs to Tomas Radzinski, Kevin Campbell and Nigel Martyn in the match at The Carlisle Grounds.


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  • #2
    MrJoeSoap
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    Should be a good evenings entertainment. I hear Rooney isnt coming, they rest him at every opportunity anyway. See y'all there!


  • #3
    eirebhoy
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    4-0


  • #4
    Johnny_the_fox
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    EVERTON:
    Hibbert, Weir, Unsworth (Watson h/t), Naysmith, Carsley, Gemmill, Nyarko, McFadden, Jeffers (Chadwick 73), Campbell (Radzinski h/t)
    that wasnt a bad team everton put out... fair play to them..


  • #5
    Healio
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    i was impressed with the performance of the bray keeper, i dont think the score line reflected well enough the young lads performance but he is going to be a key member of our promotion this season. also maurice farell shud be ponderin retirement after tonites performance. everton were far from impressive, could jeffers finish like dat in de premier?? i dont tink so


  • #6
    MrJoeSoap
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    I thought McFadden was outstanding on the wing, most of Evertons threats seemed to come from him, and he got a goal and two (if not three) assists. Carsley played quite well too, but it is quite hard to judge, given the opposition. Bray had a fair few chances, should definitely have scored at the start of the second half, but 4-0 was probably a fair result given Evertons total domination.


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