augie wrote:Do not believe for one second that we will lose this and if we score early we will wallop them by either 3-1 or 4-1
Anyway they are a championship side and wont trouble us tomorrow
by next month they could well be a Premier league side again and they are already more than capable of beating us with their progressive young manager.
Rosler has clearly been watching us and has said:
"I watched the game last Sunday and it was another very impressive lesson from Roberto, tactically how Everton approached the game," said the German.
"Not a lot of people focused on how disciplined and how focused Everton Football Club operated in the first 20-25 minutes without the ball.
"Everybody knows Roberto is focused on ball possession but how well the team worked against the ball at the beginning of the game was very impressive.
"There were good pictures for me to learn from and also take one or two things on board, like I did with Manchester City in the last round."
can you imagine Wenger coming out with anything as constructive as that!!
I know that many still blame him for the chavs goal in our last cup semi at Wembley but I will still argue that the pitch was the main reason for that goal as a proper pitch would have seen that ball go through to him as opposed to the irregular bounce when left him in nowhere land
