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(Brennan) Johnson Again Olé Olé!
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Yiddo
Luka Modric
That still isn’t convincing.
Bishop
Paul Walsh
Ball doesn't move at all, if he touched it it's merest if touches. I'm unconvinced that he touches it, it doesn't matter anyway we got the goal and won the game.
Daisuk
Paul Stewart
The ball changes direction, albeit ever so slightly, mid air - whilst already spinning. So something must’ve touched it. It theoretically could’ve been something else than Johnson’s foot, of course, but realistically it has to be.
SteveAWOL
Terry Dyson
Dwight McNeil & Brennan Johnson: Everton and Crystal Palace in talks over swap deal for pair
Everton and Crystal Palace are in talks about a swap deal that would see Toffees' winger Dwight McNeil join the Eagles, and Wales international Brennan Johnson move in the opposite direction.
www.bbc.co.uk
El Dante
Cecil Poynton
Dwight McNeil & Brennan Johnson: Everton and Crystal Palace in talks over swap deal for pair
Everton and Crystal Palace are in talks about a swap deal that would see Toffees' winger Dwight McNeil join the Eagles, and Wales international Brennan Johnson move in the opposite direction.
Wonder how he will do playing for a manager whose teams have typically been well drilled and disciplined.
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
Moyes either makes or breaks a player, will be interesting to see
glorygloryeze
Nayim
If he's an attacker, he usually breaks him.
I hope for Johnson's sake he can join someone else..
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
Not sure thats true, plenty of attacking players have flourished under him, you just need to work hard with it
Legohamster
Luka Modric
Us getting 35 million for Johnson was a war crime.
Paying 50 million for him was offset by the goal in the final, but still.
Paying 50 million for him was offset by the goal in the final, but still.
glorygloryeze
Nayim
Hard work indeed (often to the detriment of creating a system where strikers can flourish long-term).
I bet we'd struggle to name a striker who has played for him and got 20 league goals in any one season..
Truly, the graveyard of strikers imo
Johnson is not a striker, just like Grealish wasn't a striker and did well under Moyes....
metalgear
Paul Stewart
he is moving again, faster than we can replace himDwight McNeil & Brennan Johnson: Everton and Crystal Palace in talks over swap deal for pair
Everton and Crystal Palace are in talks about a swap deal that would see Toffees' winger Dwight McNeil join the Eagles, and Wales international Brennan Johnson move in the opposite direction.
glorygloryeze
Nayim
Midfielders can do very well for Moyes. But generally not strikers, maybe some inside-forwards who can put it about (not really Johnson's forte).
A system that relies on Johnson on the beak night work for him or a system where the ball is flashed into the box constantly.
I just don't see Johnson flourishing under Moyes
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
Give the context of Everton and who they are, I think many attacking players flourished off memory, just because they may of not hit over 20 goals doesn't mean much. Saha, Johnson, Cahill, Yakubu, Felani when he played off the Striker. Beto has done better under him than under Dyche.
Not sure its a graveyard
glorygloryeze
Nayim
Look how far back you had to get some of those names though.
Then saying a striker did better under Moyes than Dyche says it all.
Moyes has budgetary restrictions like most manager, including the likes of Poch, yest many more maangers can get their attackers to flourish whilst generally he can't. He is absolutely the manager a striker wouldn't want to play for
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
Keep moving the goalposts there hombre
revlis
Nick Barmby
Hope he settles down and does well. Don't care that he apparently never tracked back or whatever...he scored (yes he scored it) the goal that won us the cup and many others along the way and I'll always remember him fondly for that, as I'm sure everyone will in 10-20 years when he's wheeled out at our celebratory dos.
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
Yeh look I don't think saying he had limitations is a massive dig, I will be hugely fond of his time and him winning us a Trophy, I certainly hope he gets his career back on track. Despite the nonsense suggested, I think Moyes will be a positive influence on him
glorygloryeze
Nayim
Not moving the goalposts at all. I maintain Moyes is a horrible manager to play for if you're an attacker, especially a number 9.
I'm pretty sure his history in management will show this.
But whatever, Stop! Hammer time. Let's just agree to disgree