Everton vs Manchester United Match Thread. k/o 16.00 20/4/'14.Sky

irishfeen

Everton (to face Man United): Howard (c), Baines, Distin, Stones, Coleman, McCarthy, Barry, Mirallas, Barkley, Naismith, Lukaku. #EFCMUFC

Man Utd: De Gea, Jones, Evans, Smalling, Buttner, Carrick, Fletcher, Nani, Mata, Kagawa, Rooney (c). #EFCMUFC

TheFullDuck

#MUFC XI: De Gea| Buttner Evans Smalling Jones| Carrick Fletcher| Nani Mata Kagawa| Rooney


very very happy with that team

Paul Tergat

subs vs Everton: Lindegaard, Giggs, Hernandez, Welbeck, Valencia, Fellaini, Januzaj.

Whatsisname

Nani, Kagawa, Mata and Rooney. I'm throwing a ****ing party.

Rayne Wooney

Paul Tergat wrote: »

De Gea, Jones, Smalling, Evans, Büttner, Carrick, Fletcher, Nani, Kagawa, Mata, Rooney.

irishfeen

Very strong United team.. Come on to fcuk...

jane82

Its happening. Its actually happening. The interchangeing 4 at the front.

kryogen

Paul Tergat wrote: »

De Gea, Jones, Smalling, Evans, Büttner, Carrick, Fletcher, Nani, Kagawa, Mata, Rooney.

Nani Kagawa Mata Rooney?

Just got a horn! Shame they wont all be match fit and firing but it is potentially one hell of a front 4

irishfeen

Are we taking it for granted Mr Moyes is going for this one

Hank Scorpio

great to see nani starting

Rayne Wooney

No Evra either

Liamalone

irishfeen wrote: »

Not nice to see at all - they seem to have very very short memories.

As a Toffee I agree, but also understand the thoughts behind the ill feelings.

Nolars

Good team happy with that now.

irishfeen

Rayne Wooney wrote: »

No Evra either

Seems as if next season is already on his mind - if i'm not mistaken every one starting "should" be here next season.

madcabbage

Rayne Wooney wrote: »

No Evra either

This satisfies me greatly!

irishfeen

Liamalone wrote: »

As a Toffee I agree, but also understand the thoughts behind the ill feelings.

I honestly don't - he pushed you lot up from near relegation to becoming a very decent, hardworking team on a shoestring budget... I don't understand how any Everton fan can boo the man.

Liamalone

irishfeen wrote: »

I honestly don't - he pushed you lot up from near relegation to becoming a very decent, hardworking team on a shoestring budget... I don't understand how any Everton fan can boo the man.

Folk don't like the fact that he met with Fergie after Christmas and agreed to be his successor. Not a big deal in my eyes.

Coming back for Baines and Fellaini with that derisory bid, coupled with the comments that it would be better for their careers and if SAF had came to him with a bid then he wouldn't have stood in their way. Now that's just laughable and took him down a peg or two in my estimation.

Anyways, fans are fickle by nature, such is the game.

Happy with Everton's line up, United's is good but I hope it doesn't click lol

2-1 to the Toffees.

Vic Vinegar

irishfeen wrote: »

Seems as if next season is already on his mind - if i'm not mistaken every one starting "should" be here next season.

Nani is off if you believe the papers though!

kryogen

The booing was to be expected really, shame but thats football.

I would imagine in the future he will be remembered as fondly as the day he left when he got a tremendous send off.

Whatsisname

Liamalone wrote: »

Folk don't like the fact that he met with Fergie after Christmas and agreed to be his successor. Not a big deal in my eyes.

Coming back for Baines and Fellaini with that derisory bid, coupled with the comments that it would be better for their careers and if SAF had came to him with a bid then he wouldn't have stood in their way. Now that's just laughable and took him down a peg or two in my estimation.

Anyways, fans are fickle by nature, such is the game.

Happy with Everton's line up, United's is good but I hope it doesn't click lol

2-1 to the Toffees.

Don't think that was the case at all...

irishfeen

Liamalone wrote: »

Folk don't like the fact that he met with Fergie after Christmas and agreed to be his successor. Not a big deal in my eyes.

Coming back for Baines and Fellaini with that derisory bid, coupled with the comments that it would be better for their careers and if SAF had came to him with a bid then he wouldn't have stood in their way. Now that's just laughable and took him down a peg or two in my estimation.

Anyways, fans are fickle by nature, such is the game.

Happy with Everton's line up, United's is good but I hope it doesn't click lol

2-1 to the Toffees.

Ha didn't SAF "tell" Moyes that he was the new manager of United? ... Yeah I suppose they might be slightly upset at him trying to get both Baines and Fellani but christ to be booed for it really is something to behold and does not look good at all...

but anyway heres hoping for a good open game and a United win

Timmyctc

How annoying would it be if Moyes *just* found out this is his best team.

irishfeen

Bombleswizzum wrote: »

Nani is off if you believe the papers though!

Actually yeah he might be the only possible departure from the starting 11 but maybe Moyes has told him - 5 games, prove that you deserve to be here...

FatRat

Such an attacking team by United away from home is dangerous against everton. In my opinion Coleman and Baines constantly attacking will be the cause of United's downfall today. They won't be able to handle the constant attacks from Everton. Especially not when their midfield is full of players with too much flair and not enough defensive discipline. United's full backs are too weak.

Toobz

So so soooo happy to see Moyes experiment with a really nice front 4, probably our strongest team bar maybe Fellaini in there for one of either Fletch or Carrick!

Laois_Man

irishfeen wrote: »

Ha didn't SAF "tell" Moyes that he was the new manager of United? ... Yeah I suppose they might be slightly upset at him trying to get both Baines and Fellani but christ to be booed for it really is something to behold and does not look good at all...

but anyway heres hoping for a good open game and a United win

Moyes has admitted himself it shouldve been done differently. He was furious with Mark Hughes over the manner of his persuit of Lescott....but as soon as he left did the same thing himself

But then lot of Moyes' values as Everton manager seem to be former values of his since he left

Liamalone

Whatsisname wrote: »

Don't think that was the case at all...

I don't know and I can't recall where the 'evidence' came from but I believe it was the case, still doesn't affect my opinion of the man and what he done in his time.

Anyways, in ze past it is and I, for one, wish him well.

MagicIRL

The game hasn't even started at the digs at Moyes are already starting. Ffs lads.

shadowcomplex

Do ye guys prefer seeing nani starting over januzai?

sea_monkey

shadowcomplex wrote: »

Do ye guys prefer seeing nani starting over januzai?

Jan is left footed, nani is right footed.

adox

shadowcomplex wrote: »

Do ye guys prefer seeing nani starting over januzai?

Just prefer seeing Nani play. Best wide player at the club by a distance.

Lord TSC

shadowcomplex wrote: »

Do ye guys prefer seeing nani starting over januzai?

Once it's not Young or Valencia, I don't care which gets the nod.

bad2dabone

c'mon United.

Pudsy33

Genuinely excited by this line up. Mon the lads

irishfeen

C'mon to fcuk United ...

Mickeroo

COME ON UNITED!!!

fml

Pighead

Tough game for Evans to make his comeback. Lukaku will be a handful you'd imagine.

MagicIRL

Don't tease me Nani

irishfeen

Good start from United here..

miralize

United’s tempo today is entirely different. Decent off the ball movement, intent and urgency with their passing.

Paully D

That "don't stand" tannoy announcement - every ****ing game at Goodison :pac:

Wisesmurf

Nani's first time passes have been well weighted and crisp.

Kagawa doesn't look good so far been caught for pace a few times.

shrewdness

Coleman's going to do damage down that wing sooner or later.

sea_monkey

shrewdness wrote: »

Coleman's going to do damage down that wing sooner or later.

Kagawa isnt a LM so we'll be weak defending that side.

Smalling isnt a RB so we'll be weak going forward that side.

Rayne Wooney

The ball needs to be moved from defence to attack quicker, trying to pass it through Everton after letting them get all their players back makes little sense

Agueroooo

"@RorySmithTimes: Man Utd's fans at Goodison - having already unveiled a JFT39 banner - now singing "Justice for the 39.""


"@TonyBarretTimes: More boos at Goodison. This time after a chant of Justice for the 39 from the away end."


minority scum trying to steal the limelight I see, and its a game against Everton.


come on Everton fűcking smash them.

Mars Bar

That was beautiful play, pity about Smalling at the end of it

Toobz

severe lack of Rafael today!

Mars Bar

When Smalling really wants to be rubbish, he can be REALLY rubbish

Lord TSC

****ing hell! lucky he didn't get that on target.