Saying Everton employed anti football tactics is a classic case of sour grapes. If playing a closing down and pressing game is anti football, then what do you expect Everton to do? Just let us waltz through and strut our stuff? Sometimes you just have to acknowledge the fact that at times opponents can outplay you.
As for Peter Walton he had a great game. Many tackles from Everton, Fellaini in particular were hard but fair. We only have ourselves to blame on losing the ball and even giving the opportunity to the Everton players to even attempt a tackle with our lads taking a century to decide what to do after receiving the ball.
Many complaint bout the snow but the snow didn't stop Everton from bringing their work rate and desire to win the game did it? Lets face it our players didn't even look like they wanted to play and given the chance would have preferred to sit at home and sip a hot cup of cocoa by the fireplace. At times I found the body languge of the players shocking to say the least.
The first goal was a total fluke and our equaliser came only after the frustrations and jeers from the crowd were increasing in decibels towards the final whistle did they decide to exert themselves a little in the last 10 and as someone mentioned, Fergie time. Everton would have been slaughtered had the lads decided to turn up from the off.
Very disappointed with the result, appalled with the performance but relieved with a point.
I feel for the groundspeople and everyone else who worked so hard to make the game happen only to witness a performance like that. A weeks wages should be deducted from the players and given to them as compensation IMO.
English Clubs Arsenal Street Talk, 01/2 00:00 ARS v MU | FT: AST 0-0 ARS
Jan 10 2010, 06:42 PM
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