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Car: Mercury Cougar Boss 302 Eliminator
What makes it special: In 1969 the Mercury Cougar got it's first restyle, becoming slightly larger and heavier than the '68 model. The Eliminator package gave buyers a chance to ditch most of its upscale appointments in place of stripped down performance. The Boss 302 was introduced in May '69, available only with the Eliminator package.
What made it famous: Its Boss 302 V8 engine with a stronger version of the production 302 block and four bolt main caps, forged steel crankshaft and connecting rods found in the old Hi-Po 289 V8's making it very reliable. It also had an aluminum high rise manifold and 780 cfm Holley 4-barrel carburetor. A dual point distributor and dual exhaust rounded out the package, leaving little else to turn it into a full blown racing engine. A factory installed "Rev-limiter" stopped the engine from revving over 6150 RPM's. The Boss 302 V8 was underrated at 290 hp.
Why I would want one: It's the best of both worlds. You have the power of the legendary Boss 302 Ford Mustang with Mercury Cougar's comforts. Plus, it's undeniably a very good looking machine!
Fun fact: The Mercury Cougar Boss 302 Eliminator could cover the 1/4 mile in the high 14's off the showroom floor, and had a 0-60 time of under 7 seconds, making it's "290 underrated hp" even more obvious.
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Children have become pawns in access to benefits and accommodation, the president of the Conservative Family Campaign claimed yesterday in a scathing attack on the "perverse" effect of the tax and benefit system.
Calling for a boost to the tax allowances of the working poor, starting with the married couple's allowance, Julian Brazier said government policy was discriminating against the traditional family. "A benefits system which encourages illegitimacy and the breakdown of marriage cannot be in the long-term interests of a happy nation."
Mr Brazier, MP for Canterbury, made his attack in a pamphlet, Hitting the Target, published by the Conservative 2000 Foundation, the right-wing think tank set up by John Redwood, the unsuccessful Tory leadership challenger. Many of Mr Brazier's views echo those of Mr Redwood, particularly on single parents. "Some mothers are financially better off married to the state than to their children's father," he said.
One of the moral revivalists who have made life difficult for Lord Mackay, the Lord Chancellor, over the divorce and domestic violence legislation, Mr Brazier said marriage and the traditional family had to be actively encouraged as the best hope for the nation's children.
By 1994 there were 1.4 million single parent families, one million of them dependent on income support.
With the Budget less than three weeks away, he argued against a cut in the basic rate of income tax as it would do virtually nothing for the poorer 40 per cent of the population because of benefit withdrawal.
He called for the phasing out of differentials on income support and family credit between couples and single parents, starting with abolition of the lone parent premium. It was disclosed this week that Peter Lilley, Secretary of State for Social Security, is expected to abolish the pounds 5.20 week LPP for all new claimants as part of a pounds 1bn a year package of savings.Reuse content

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Big B On The Great Gatsby Poster
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who is making his international debut with Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby, feels it's "not worth" being part of the film's poster, keeping in mind his blink-and-miss appearance. However, he cannot deny the order of the director.
"The poster of The Great Gatsby something I thought to be too presumptuous but Baz Luhrmann insisted that it be done so there," the 70-year-old tweeted with a picture of himself wearing a hat and beard on his face. Check out here:
Big B plays Meyer Wolfsheim in the $125 million 3D project, an adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel of the same name.
"The poster of mine for The Great Gatsby... not worthy of being there, considering my minuscule role, but Baz Luhrmann," he further tweeted.
In the film, Amitabh will be seen sharing the screen space with Hollywood stars Tobey Maguire and Leonardo Di Caprio.
Other cast members for the film include Joel Edgerton, Carey Mulligan and Isla Fisher.
The Great Gatsby will open the 66th edition of Cannes International Film Festival, starting May 15. Amitabh will walk the red carpet with the team at the gala event.


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Moves by major tech companies to open up to outside developers have been a boon for small startups. Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Yahoo, Apple and Intuit, to name a few, all allow developers to build software that hooks into their services.
But the cascade of companies opening up has created a new question for cash-conscious startups: which ones do you build for and which ones do you build for first?
“A lot of startups are wrestling with prioritizing their relatively scarce resources,” said Jim Hornthal, a partner at CMEA Capital and chairman of Triporati, a travel destination discovery service.
In the “not too distance past” companies could justify tackling most available platforms, said Hornthal who founded online travel company Preview Travel, which Travelocity bought in 2000. “More likely today, the answer is something less than that,” he said. The decision often boils down to which ones a company “can’t afford not to support”.
In the case of Triporati, that meant starting with Facebook, says Mr. Hornthal, because it added some unique functionality–like the ability to identify friends that may be interested in taking a particular kind of trip. Then they followed with Twitter because it was relatively easy to incorporate content from the company’s blog, he said. Next up, Apple’s iPhone.
Betting on the right platform is “a very tough dilemma,” says Mark Pincus, chief executive on online gaming company Zynga. The company — which has built games for several social-networks and the iPhone — prioritizes by looking at audience size, demographics, communications channels and ease of development, he said.
The headache worsens when developers turn to mobile. Take 1cast, which aggregates broadcast news online and for smart phones. The company, which launched last November, wants to be ubiquitous across mobile phones and to eventually expand to the living room too. But it chose to start slow, focusing its bets on Android devices and the iPhone. “We can’t be in everything,” said president Anthony Bontrager. “We can’t be all things to all people.”
Email management company Xobni said its initial decision to target one platform, Microsoft Office, paid off, allowing it to focus its resources on one core group of customers. “The biggest threat to a startup is dying,” said Xobni co-founder Matt Brezina. “You can’t afford to be grandiose.”
But as the list of services Xobni could feasibly incorporate, from LinkedIn to Facebook to Twitter, grows, the 18-person company is also struggling to figure out how to best expand.
There’s more at stake than resources, says Mr. Brezina, who also worries about overwhelming users with options and features. “You have to figure out how to let users choose which sources they want and which ones they don’t want,” he says.

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Five North Korean defectors in Japan filed a suit in Tokyo on Monday demanding Pyongyang pay ¥500 million in damages over its alleged human rights abuses.
The suit was filed with Tokyo District Court and was the first legal action against the North Korean government by defectors, according to the plaintiffs’ lawyers.
The five claimed that North Korea asked Koreans living in Japan to return between 1959 and 1984 when the country advertised repeatedly through the pro-Pyongyang General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) that it was a “heaven on earth” where things such as clothing, food and shelter were secure.
The plaintiffs said they returned to North Korea between 1960 and 1972, but they were forced to live under harsh conditions including not being able to get food.
They claimed that North Korea committed an act of state-sponsored kidnapping by deceiving victims.
They also said that their right to see their families in North Korea had been violated.
As Japan does not recognize North Korea as a sovereign state the court’s jurisdiction over the matter will be one of the focal points in the case, people familiar with the situation said.
“The children and grandchildren I left behind in North Korea may be in danger, but I’d like to see them again by appealing to international public opinion,” Eiko Kawasaki, 76, one of the plaintiffs, told a news conference.
“My parents who went back to North Korea with me wandered hopelessly in hell and ended their lives with regrets,” said Hiroko Sakakibara, 68, another plaintiff. “The rogue nation can’t be condoned.”
Some 93,000 Koreans in Japan went to North Korea during the campaign, according to the plaintiffs.
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Dead by Daylights Resident Evil chapter will release on 30th August.
Called Project W, its the second Resident Evil collaboration between developer Behaviour Interactive and Capcom.
Albert Wesker will be the new Killer, while Ada Wong and Rebecca Chambers will be new Survivors.
Behaviour gave details on Project W at its Behaviour Showcase earlier this month, but with only a coming soon release date.
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The new characters have already been available in the games Public Test Build and fans are already enjoying playing as Wesker and admiring his… sizeable cake.
His moveset involves throwing victims across the map, though Behaviour has been busy revising the moves and perks since the announcement.
Meanwhile, Behaviour is also working on a brand new building and raiding game called Meet Your Maker.
And for Resident Evil fans, Village will be playable on PlayStation VR2 at Tokyo Games Show 2022.


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Summary: Basic overview of the financial planning process, regulations and ethics. Upon completion students will be able to:
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Should you visit Cochabamba or Torres del Paine National Park?
Which city is more affordable and which is best for your travel style? If you're trying to figure out where to go next, comparing the travel costs between Cochabamba and Torres del Paine National Park can help you decide which place is right for you.
With a population of about 630,000, Cochabamba is the fourth largest city in Bolivia. It's located about 240 kilometers from the capital city of La Paz and is surrounded by mountains, but sits within a valley.
The city is known for its gardens and has many sights to offer the visitor. Cochabamba offers a calming retreat that is a refreshing break from the hustle and bustle of many South American cities. It's a great location to learn Spanish and there are plenty of activities and cultural events that you can enjoy in and around town.
Cochabamba's climate is semi-arid. There is an extended dry season between May and October and the wet season is from November to March. The days are warm and the nights are cool.
Torres del Paine National Park
The Torres del Paine National Park is located in the extreme south of Patagonian Chile. Situated in the southern part of the Andes, the National Park is full of stunning mountains, lakes, rock formations, and glaciers, making it a hiker's paradise. The best time to visit is between November and April, which is their spring and summer. Be prepared though, as weather can change dramatically when traveling through the park, no matter the season!
Which city is cheaper, Torres del Paine National Park or Cochabamba?
These are the overall average travel costs for the two destinations.
The average daily cost (per person) in Cochabamba is $51, while the average daily cost in Torres del Paine National Park is $73. These costs include accommodation (assuming double occupancy, so the traveler is sharing the room), food, transportation, and entertainment. While every person is different, these costs are an average of past travelers in each city. Below is a breakdown of travel costs for Cochabamba and Torres del Paine National Park in more detail.
Cochabamba's average price for two people sharing a typical double-occupancy hotel room is $40. A typical place to stay for one person, per day is $20.
For a normal double-occupancy room in Torres del Paine National Park, $58 is the average cost for a hotel room. Also in Torres del Paine National Park, the typical price for a place to stay for one person is $29, such as in a hostel.
Hotel or hostel for one person
Torres del Paine National Park $29
Typical double-occupancy room
Torres del Paine National Park
Cochabamba food costs typically run travelers around $18 per day. Eating every meal in a nicer restaurant will drive the cost up, and grabbing fast food or casual meals will help you save money.
The price of a meal in Torres del Paine National Park can vary widely. However, the average price for food per day is $22 per person, and a typical meal will cost around $8.80 based on the spending of previous visitors. Less expensive dining options can be found by eating street food or at fast food restaurants.
The cost of a taxi ride in Cochabamba is significantly more than public transportation. On average, past travelers have spent $13 per person, per day, on local transportation in Cochabamba.
Torres del Paine National Park's transportation costs can vary by the type of transport chosen by visitors. Naturally, taxis and private drivers cost much more than public transportation options. On average, visitors spend $30 per person, per day on transportation in Torres del Paine National Park.
Taxis, local buses, subway, etc.
Torres del Paine National Park $30
Is it cheaper to fly into Cochabamba or Torres del Paine National Park?
Prices for flights to both Torres del Paine National Park and Cochabamba change regularly based on dates and travel demand. We suggest you find the best prices for your next trip on Kayak, because you can compare the cost of flights across multiple airlines for your prefered dates.
Entertainment and activities in Cochabamba typically cost an average of $20 per person, per day. This includes fees paid for admission tickets to museums and attractions, day tours, and other sightseeing expenses.
Sightseeing, admission tickets, things to do, and other entertainment expenses in Torres del Paine National Park can vary widely by price. On average, visitors spend around $29 per person, per day on entertainment and sightseeing here.
Entrance tickets, shows, etc.
Torres del Paine National Park $29
Tours and Activities in Cochabamba
Some specific costs of activities, tours, and entrance tickets for Cochabamba are as follows:
3D/2N Paquete Turistico a Torotoro 22,23 y 24 de Febrero Carnavales-Vision Tours:
Adventure Through Toro Toro National Park. 3 Days 2 Nights. English Guide:
Adventure Through Toro Toro National Park. 3 Days 2 Nights. Spanish Guide:
Adventure Through Toro Toro National Park. 4 Days 3 Nights. English Guide:
Adventure Through Toro Toro National Park. 4 Days 3 Nights. Spanish Guide:
Amazing Torotoro National Park Tour (2 days 1 night):
Romantic tour in Cochabamba:
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Tours and Activities in Torres del Paine National Park
For Torres del Paine National Park, here are a few prices for actual activities, tours, and tickets provided by various companies:
Puerto Natales: Torres del Paine Full Day Tour:
The average person spends about $12 on alcoholic beverages in Cochabamba per day. The more you spend on alcohol, the more fun you might be having despite your higher budget.
Typically, people visiting Torres del Paine National Park spend on average $5.02 on alcoholic beverages per person, per day.
When we compare the travel costs of actual travelers between Cochabamba and Torres del Paine National Park, we can see that Torres del Paine National Park is more expensive. And not only is Cochabamba much less expensive, but it is actually a significantly cheaper destination. So, traveling to Cochabamba would let you spend less money overall. Or, you could decide to spend more money in Cochabamba and be able to afford a more luxurious travel style by staying in nicer hotels, eating at more expensive restaurants, taking tours, and experiencing more activities. The same level of travel in Torres del Paine National Park would naturally cost you much more money, so you would probably want to keep your budget a little tighter in Torres del Paine National Park than you might in Cochabamba.
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1. Gopalia Kallaiya who belongs to the South Kanara District Police, was charged before the Acting Third Presidency Magistrate with having committed an offence under Section 342, Indian Penal Code. The evidence showed that he had come to Bombay with a warrant to arrest one Giria Chinka. On his arrival in Bombay he filled in a form headed 'First Information of Cognizable Crime' in which he stated that he had been sent down to Bombay by his Sub-Inspector to execute four warrants in different cases. Since he had been in Bombay he had been making inquiries of these accused. At 8 o'clock he went to the complainant's place at Jenkins House, Apollo Bunder, and arrested him. He knew the complainant very well. His name was Giria Chinka, and he was concerned in a house-breaking and theft case committed in the year 1919. Before the Magistrate Gopalia said he could not positively identify the complainant and consequently he was discharged.
2. The complainant then brought this charge against the Head Constable under Section 342, Indian Penal Code. The explanation by the accused was that he had arrested the complainant after reasonable inquiries and on well-founded suspicion. He did the act in good faith and in furtherance of justice, and did not bear any malice to the complainant, and further he relied upon the description given in the proclaimed offenders list which he had, and as the appearance of the complainant seemed to correspond with the description therein, he arrested him after making due inquiries, and claimed the protection offered to the Police Officers under the Indian Penal Code.
3. The Magistrate thought that the accused had deliberately made false statements, and that he did not act in good faith. He referrred to the case of Dhania v. F.L. Clifford I.L.R. (1888) 13 Bom. 376. But that case is not in point, as the accused there had not got the power of arresting a man as had the present accused. The Magistrate has not dealt specifically with the defence which was raised under Section 76, Indian Penal Code, by which nothing is an offence which is done by a person who is or who by reason of a mistake of fact and not by reason of mistake of law in good faith believes himself to be, bound by law to do it, and illustration (b) is as follows:-- A, an officer of a Court of Justice, being ordered by that Court to arrest Y and, after due inquiry, believing Z to be Y, arrests Z, A has committed no offence.
4. We should have to be satisfied before confirming the conviction that the accused deliberately arrested the complainant knowing that he was not the man he was after. It is difficult to imagine how that could have been the case. There is no reason for this accused, who came all the way from Kanara to arrest a person who was known to him as Giria Chinka, to arrest some one without having some belief in his mind that he was the man whom he was after; and on the record, although it may be suggested by the prosecution that he did not take all the precautions he might have taken before arresting the complainant, there is nothing which could satisfy us that he did not honestly believe that the complainant was the man whom he was directed to arrest. We think, therefore, that the conviction was wrong and must be set aside. Fine, if paid, to be refunded.

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Recently, in Randolph County, MO, the North Missouri Drug Task Force made a major bust when they executed search warrants in the Higbee area. After a multi-year investigation, they arrested three individuals and seized over 6 pounds of methamphetamine, 22 grams of psilocybin mushrooms, six Diazepam pills, and five Alprazolam pills. In addition to the controlled substances confiscated by the task force, they discovered a significant amount of US currency in excess of $10,000, as well as several firearms and vehicles used for narcotic-related offenses. Authorities also seized approximately 3 pounds of marijuana during the search. Of the three individuals arrested, one has been charged with second-degree trafficking of drugs and unlawful possession of a firearm. The other two individuals have not been formally charged yet.
Drug-related offenses are serious crimes in Missouri, and those who are convicted can face severe penalties. For example, possession of methamphetamine is considered a Class C felony in Missouri, and individuals can face up to 7 years in prison and/or a fine of up to $5,000. Possession of any controlled substances, such as psilocybin mushrooms, Diazepam pills, and Alprazolam pills, on the other hand, are considered Class D felonies and can result in a variety of sentences and fines depending on the quantity and nature of the drug in question.
A Skilled Columbia Criminal Defense Lawyer is Critical When Facing Drug Charges
It’s important to note that penalties for drug offenses vary, and the actual sentence that someone might receive will depend on various factors, such as the quantity of drugs involved, the individual’s prior criminal record, and the circumstances of the case. In these types of cases, it is essential to have an experienced attorney who understands the complexities of the legal system and is committed to protecting the rights of the accused. A criminal defense attorney can provide valuable assistance in several ways. For example, they can:
- Challenge the legality of the search and seizure of evidence.
- Investigate the case and gather evidence to support their client’s innocence.
- Advocate for their client’s rights and ensure that they are not mistreated or subjected to unnecessary procedures during the arrest process.
- Help negotiate a plea bargain with the prosecution, if appropriate, in order to reduce the charges or minimize the penalties.
- Provide their client with guidance and support throughout the legal process.
Criminal cases involving drug seizures can be complex and involve a range of legal issues, including evidence gathering and the use of search warrants. In drug cases, evidence can be critical to the outcome of the case. An experienced Columbia criminal defense lawyer will thoroughly review the evidence against you, including any search warrants and the results of any drug tests, to determine the strengths and weaknesses of the prosecution’s case. They will also work with experts in the field of drug analysis to challenge the validity of the evidence against you and will use all of the tools at their disposal to build a strong and compelling defense on your behalf.
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The Saint Rookwood blog links the departure of three key medical staff, chief among them Danny Donachie, at Everton to the mounting problems of injuries and lack of fitness that have blighted this season. The article concludes:
Put simply, if there's one consistent change from last season to this for Martinez's men, it's this; they look knackered, often even as they start. “Lethargic” has been an over-used word in press reports on the Blues this season. Last season, Everton played attractive, expansive football but they did so with pace and purpose, driven forwards by the physical capacity of the players. The men who oversaw that capacity are now gone.
Why Danny Donachie chose to go now, rather than with Billows and Tashjian in the summer, we can't know for certain. Everton started the season with the manager stating his objective as challenging for a Champions League spot; after four straight league defeats and having taken only four points from the last 24, the team are clearly not fit for that purpose.
Why these three men left the club, two of them in the last seven months, isn't a matter of public record. But whilst Martinez's Everton continue to suffer injury after injury and to limp from one lethargic performance to the next, it will surely remain a matter for speculation.
Via Patrick Murphy. Read the full article at Saint Rookwood Blog
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2 Posted 05/01/2015 at 11:51:38
His mismanagement of player fitness has done for us this season. It will either cost him his job, or a forced change of direction. But then who is there to force him?
IÃ‚m beginning to wonder if Martinez got his physio qualification from a market stall.
3 Posted 05/01/2015 at 12:05:46
I argued with many on here about our pre-season preparations, saying that professional outfits do not leave these things to chance Ã‚â€“ it looks like I was completely wrong (again!)
Not looking good, is it?
4 Posted 05/01/2015 at 11:55:53
Not that I needed any convincing, the evidence of my own eyes was enough, the rest was just the Icing on the cake as it where.
Roberto Phenominal passit Martinez, this court finds you GUILTY!
5 Posted 05/01/2015 at 12:21:32
Martinez instead preferred ball work, telling Everton fansite GrandOldTeam.com that he thought that "to get the footballer fit, means you need to work with the ball; if just thinking, youÃ‚re going to do a run, running action without the ball, is going to use different muscle than you do with the ball so for me itÃ‚s pointless to run and run and run or to do an exercise that is not linked to football."
So when in possession, the 10 players who donÃ‚t have the ball and are running arenÃ‚t playing football? What about when not in possession? Are the same "ball" muscles used then? It just doesnÃ‚t make any sense.
6 Posted 05/01/2015 at 12:40:24
"The 18 hamstring injuries directly correlate with the time Billows [one of the medical men] has been absent from the club." - WOW! MÃ‚Lud, if I may explore this further?
7 Posted 05/01/2015 at 14:10:13
8 Posted 05/01/2015 at 15:01:52
1: Incompetent manager
2: poor preseason
3: old squad
4: new signings flop
5: lots of injuries, which the article somewhat explains.
6: plenty of bad refereeing decisions
I still donÃ‚t think it will end in relegation, only because there are at least 3 worse teams below.
9 Posted 05/01/2015 at 15:09:36
IÃ‚m a supporter of RM but he got this horribly wrong. The side started way back in the fitness stakes and have never truly recovered. When the stats show just before the QPR tie that Everton were second in the table on first half performances; itÃ‚s clear that the players are not reaching the same levels in the second halves and overexertionÃ‚s are leading to these injuries.
Now coupled with fitness problems; the players have no confidence on the football then itÃ‚s a recipe for doom.
We need an ugly win from somewhere and quickly.
10 Posted 05/01/2015 at 15:19:49
11 Posted 05/01/2015 at 15:29:08
I Think ToffeeWebbers need to do the same and get behind the manager and the club and stop bleating.
12 Posted 05/01/2015 at 15:30:29
We all have our different opinions on Martinez regarding tactics and team setups, however, one thing I think nobody can disagree with is our appalling fitness levels.
Maybe we need a clone of Moyes and Martinez?
13 Posted 05/01/2015 at 15:24:35
The loss of backroom staff at GP has been a worry for lots of us supporters. If only we knew the full story.
14 Posted 05/01/2015 at 15:13:35
Whatever, heÃ‚s had 6 months plus to figure all these out. LetÃ‚s face it, weÃ‚re forensically examining a corpse not diagnosing a patient. HeÃ‚s got 3 games maximum left and thatÃ‚s only if performances improve.
After the 72-point haul last season it really did look like he might be "the one" but, like Mary Jane Rottencrotch, heÃ‚s just breaking hearts.
15 Posted 05/01/2015 at 15:44:29
16 Posted 05/01/2015 at 15:54:02
The proof is on the pitch. Unfit players, injured and obviously unhappy with things as they are and wondering where the next win will come from. If I had any doubts about Martinez, then that article has just made my mind up.
17 Posted 05/01/2015 at 15:28:52
Most of us can think back to testimonial matches that used to employ long retired stars as the opposition to the current squad. We wondered at their fabulous ball control and ability to pick a pass and all agreed that the likes of Glen Hoddle and Martin Dobson Ã‚retired too soonÃ‚!
But, of course, they didnÃ‚t. Because if such skills as tackling and closing down had been allowed, most of them wouldÃ‚ve left the field in a trice.
Martinez is right. Players hone their ball skills by playing with the ball. But when was the beautiful game just about ball skills?
All the successful sides we have seen over the years have been blessed with supreme fitness, football nouce and, would you believe it, the ability to shoot and take an effective corner and free-kick.
So, take any of these out of your teamÃ‚s skill-set to focus on just passenachio and you are immediately at the mercy of all those old-fashioned coaches who see some merit in mixing it up and who Ã‚â€“ God forbid Ã‚â€“ still like to see their players fit enough to run about a bit.
18 Posted 05/01/2015 at 16:07:10
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20 Posted 05/01/2015 at 16:25:48
All the evidence is there, for all to see, and sitting down in London or wherever twiddling thumbs will not make the problems go away.
C'mon, Bill Ã‚â€” it's time to take drastic measures and boot this loser of a manager out.
21 Posted 05/01/2015 at 16:38:43
22 Posted 05/01/2015 at 16:32:31
I thought the Garbutt remarks were enlightening but this takes the biscuit.
It is not a question for any true blue to want him to fail Ã‚â€“ we want nothing but our club to be successful and that includes RM at the helm but the fact is that it is not going to happen and the rest of this season of debacle will be watched through my fingers just knowing where we are heading.
23 Posted 05/01/2015 at 16:45:23
This is not a new phenomena. Why is Gibson always injured? Why has Pienaar disappeared? Wtf is wrong with Hibbo and Ossie? It's not just this season, it's been going on for years.
Martinez did say a few weeks ago he was going to look into the delays of certain players coming back and the reasons why. Maybe he interrupted a poker game and a fag break?
24 Posted 05/01/2015 at 16:54:23
25 Posted 05/01/2015 at 16:59:08
Truth is we don't know and whether they left in protest or were forced out after poor performance with injury management and rehab is impossible to find out without more facts and less inference.
26 Posted 05/01/2015 at 16:58:26
This has been a problem for a long time now and it might be a case that something's being done to solve this.
27 Posted 05/01/2015 at 16:59:49
28 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:05:46
Maybe I'm adding those things together and getting the wrong number?
29 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:05:18
30 Posted 05/01/2015 at 16:43:10
But who says Martinez fired these three guys? Who says that Danny Donachie didn't get on with Martinez and his team and was waiting to get another opportunity before resigning....by the way, was he in the set up with Baz Rathbone (who Moyes sacked after years and years at Everton and Preston) and since when is the physio responsible for fitness and training programmes....yes I'm sure he feeds into it but...
Yes, I think fitness coach left in summer but was he sacked or resigned for a better opportunity or a change of scenery.....if he resigned, did we have a back up instantly available...probably not....
I believe our goalkeeping coach resigned for pastures new last summer so it does happen...and no one complained about that during last season....(is goalkeeping coach a bad example after this season???).
Could it be we are suffering from a hangover from the world cup...certainly our key players in the spine of the team are suffering this season with form, injuries or both (Howard, Jags, Baines, Berkley, Miralas, Lukaku)......all of them would have reported back to training after rest of team......so wouldn't have been in the hands of this great physio in pre-season anyway. Besic has been playing well recently but to be fair although he was at world cup we didn't play him until November so he had plenty of time to rest!!!
Our small squad has had three players coming back from long term and serious injury - Kone, Gibson and Oviedo (do we add Alcaraz to that list too)
Three players who just seem off the pace this year (Distin, Barry and Pienaar)
Atsu and Eto'o weren't part of our pre-season anyway.
By the way, I have named 16 of our 25 first team squad...only ones not mentioned are Scottish or Irish (and/or sh1t)!
So two teams are flying away in the league.
Man United -> no European football and not many injuries to key players
Southampton -> ditto and no world cup players either
West Ham -> ditto
Swansea -> ditto
Tottenham -> have a massive squad (and not many at World Cup) and have struck lucky with Harry Kane
Season ticket holder at Blackpool tells me Lundstrom couldn't get in the team, and Kennedy was sub for 10 of his 16 Hibs games...so lets not think their returning has anything to do with being the answer, its more to do with finding them a League One club to get some game time!!!
31 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:07:41
32 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:04:45
I never chastised our former manager like some did but I also feel guilty for not recognizing some of his positive attributes in the early dawn of our new manager’s vision.
Maybe it’s a trait of all managers that they are unable to deviate from their vision, as Moyes was also guilty of this, but Moyes desperately needs to learn from his mistakes if he is going to be a great manager.
I still believe that his ethos (with some tinkering) is worth pursuing, especially because it seems to encompass an ’academy up’ playing style, but he desperately needs to get a win soon or I feel he is doomed and will totally lose the dressing room. And we all know it’s game over when that happens.
33 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:04:44
I take your point that there are always two sides to the story but based on their workrate and the fact that we seem to fade in games, I really think there is no argument that this current side are nowhere near the fitness levels we saw during the Moyes years.
Gibson is a different matter entirely, i'd say if he was a snooker or darts player he would still miss most of the season with injury.
34 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:18:34
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36 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:22:01
At least we are second in this table! Seriously though, some of this can be down to pure bad luck, but 18 hamstring injuries does point to some sort of underlying problem.
I wouldn’t hold up Man Utd as a good example though, they have had the most injuries this season I believe.
37 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:17:42
"One stat which went unheralded until recently was that in the 18 months of MartinezÃƒÂ¢Ã‚â‚¬Ã‚â„¢s tenure, the Everton squad had been hit with 18 hamstring injuries Ã‚â€“ more than anyone else in the league Ã‚â€“ whereas previously Everton had a good record in this area."
38 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:14:36
All the fans knew we needed a European winger, defender and a new keeper to seriously challenge Howard, so we spent all our money on lukaku!!! Just wow!!!!
39 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:35:01
Regarding the issue over Donachie's departure specifically (and in light of the above linked article), I'm led to believe you need look no further than Wolfsburg away when McCarthy had to come off after half an hour. He should never have started that game.
40 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:40:03
My point was, traditionally we've been slow getting players back from 'minor' injuries.
Brian, I agree that some players appear to have been rushed back but I'd like to know if this has been a managerial decision or has it been taken after consulting with the physio's?
Whoever is to blame its been handled very unprofessionally IMO.
41 Posted 05/01/2015 at 17:27:06
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44 Posted 05/01/2015 at 18:01:09
I seem to remember last season, also seasons under Moyes, that we scored a hell of a lot of late goals coming on strong in the last 15 minutes.
We stopped playing after 70 minutes or so in the first game of the season at Leicester, the Arsenal game...well unbelievable, and nothing seems to have improved.
45 Posted 05/01/2015 at 18:25:36
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47 Posted 05/01/2015 at 18:20:26
However, why is the assumption that these guys were forced out and that their methods are right?
I've just read more and more about Billows and Tashjian.....Billows has got a bigger job (he was after all reporting into Danny D), and Tashjian has gone home to US to a pretty lucrative number in MLS......and looks like he moves jobs every couple of years to freshen up...
Who says Billows was a positive influence...read the Newcastle fan site blaming him for their injury list! He's that good I'd never heard of him before this thread!
I assume last seasons energy levels were due to the pre-season preparation that David Moyes left us with and Martinez happily came in and just let happen.....I seem to recall Jagielka praising Martinez for new training methods and training at times of matches etc to acclimatise...
I'm as worried as the next, but don't think fan negativity at GP tomorrow will help the blues!
Allez, Allez, Allez oh....
49 Posted 05/01/2015 at 18:54:13
Read the report mate.
You got all upset yesterday when somebody used the word Aplogist, yet you come and vigourously defend Martinez without knowing what you are defending him against
Do as Ray #43 suggests. It really is worrying stuff
50 Posted 05/01/2015 at 18:55:40
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52 Posted 05/01/2015 at 18:57:31
As with all problems there are likely to be multi-factorial problems at play, the lack of strength in depth and Everton's paper thin squad in terms of quality once again comes back to bite the Club, Manager and supporters on the arse with sub standard performances.
53 Posted 05/01/2015 at 18:35:52
The first is that it convinces me that, despite being a very personable guy, Martinez is completely up his own arse. He seems to think that because of his superior knowledge he can dispense with support people without any problem.
Losing fitness coaches isn’t a problem because, of course, he is a qualified phsiotherapist.
Secondly the belief that training mainly with the ball, which has been a deep rooted Spanish footballing philosophy for some time (particularly at Barcelona) is appropriate to the rigours of the English Premiership as it is today. Personally, and recognising the success of German teams, I very much doubt if in the wider football world whther it continues the same credibility that it was once afforded.
Thirdly it’s not only fitness people who have not been replaced - there are well respected coaches such as Alan Stubbs and Alan Irvine who have apparently not needed to be replaced.
In the latter years of World War II Adolph Hitler took to taking over the duties of many of his generals (who had previously brought him great success) with increasingly disasterous results. The sign of a huge egotist.
In Martinez’ case he is starting to look like both an egotist and - because of his inflexibility in the face of a newly emerging football concepts - a bit of a dinasaur in a modernist cloak.
54 Posted 05/01/2015 at 19:38:32
A season with70+ games and we couldn't get the players fit. How does this happen? The players face another 25+ games with the pressure of staying away from the bottom three. Its to late to think about fitness levels, no time with games coming so quickly.
Pre season sums up the half way point of the season. A mess!
55 Posted 05/01/2015 at 20:00:57
How do you know he is being manager, fitness coach and physio due to his superior knowledge?
How do you know Stubbs and Irvine haven't been replaced?
Maybe people are already in post and you don't know
Maybe he has sights on various coaches, medical staff etc but they are currently contracted elsewhere or serving notice
A lot of assumptions being made to disparage the manager with no foundation or fact ...
56 Posted 05/01/2015 at 20:20:13
Anyone who thinks what we are seeing at the moment is not relegation form... please think again. RM may get it right in the end (though I doubt it) but our Club can't afford to wait and find out.
RM and ostriches are displaying similar behaviours. Get your head out the sand, Roberto, or get in the next taxi passing Goodison for all our sakes!
57 Posted 05/01/2015 at 20:24:44
Only by observation and everything I've read plus the disaster I've seen enfolding on the pitch. But please, if you have information that things I've said are incorrect, let me know!
58 Posted 05/01/2015 at 20:38:14
59 Posted 05/01/2015 at 20:49:16
Another fact is that under Moyes no team in the League could not run us out becuause the players fitness and stamina was great. The only mistake Moyes did was to train the players too hard in the summer, so results at the beginning of the campaign was bad. But as the season went on Everton started to play better and better. We always had good second Seasons.
Now I don't see that the fitness levels will be good at any point this season. As with football strategy we seem to be totally lost.
The lack of point is not coincidence or bad luck, it is statistics. We let the opponents get too many good chances over 90 minutes, so the likelyhood that they will score is too big. On the other hand we don't create so many chances we should to produce enough goals to win. To win games in the long run you need to create more goal scoring chances than the opponents. That does not happen at the moment, and has not happen for a long while.
The reasons for this are plentyfull but the main reasons for this are as I see it:
1. Fitness levels are not good enough.
2. Not using a good football strategy (playing the same and same strategy again and again no matter if it works or not).
3. Players are not used at their best positions.
then you can break all these this down to more detailed problems.
To say that training running without the ball is pointless is one of the most stupid comments I have heard in my life. It does not matter how you train as long as you run as hell when there is a game. You win football games by running over your opponents. That is how you create chances... running, running and running. The more you run the more confused the opponents become and the more chances you are likely to get. The more chances you get, the more goals you score.
60 Posted 05/01/2015 at 21:06:34
61 Posted 05/01/2015 at 21:08:12
62 Posted 05/01/2015 at 20:52:03
Surely the Osman, Hibbert and Piennaar injuries are age related. The first two will be 34 by the end of the season and the latter 33.
63 Posted 05/01/2015 at 21:10:28
64 Posted 05/01/2015 at 21:09:07
65 Posted 05/01/2015 at 21:25:42
This season we have lost several points from winning positions. We have recovered very few from losing positions. We always look a bit knackered around the 70 min mark. And most worryingly there is a general lack of sharpness and intensity permeating all our play. I'd like to see the stats but I bet we cover less ground than a lot of prem teams (especially when missing McCarthy who has a fantastic engine).
66 Posted 05/01/2015 at 21:38:28
67 Posted 05/01/2015 at 21:49:35
I remember his last season in charge when we lost to Norwich away, late February, and we looked shattered. I was at the time saying, that he flogged dead horses, and this was after a great first half to the season.
It was obvious to everyone that Everton were not fit at the start of this season, and maybe Martinez was trying to hold us back for the second half of this season? If that was the plan, it's backfired badly and unless results pick up quickly will probably cost him his job.
Remember our warm weather training last January, and everyone thinking the players would be flying when they returned. We looked lethargic then, but later went on a very good unbeaten run, and beat Man Utd who hadn't played for a fortnight, after playing our third game in a week.
Every manager rushes key players back from injury, but Jagielka wasn't rushed back when Stones came on the scene last year. For me, the two centrebacks and the keeper let the manager down early in the season, and maybe the senior pros might be the manager's biggest problem now? That is after himself of course, because if he doesn't get us out of this slump soon, he will be following the physio out the door.
I hope he gets it right because I think there is a very good manager in Martinez, but now is not a time for anymore talking, especially since he's even having a bad time doing that!
68 Posted 05/01/2015 at 22:18:06
69 Posted 05/01/2015 at 21:58:32
There's a lot of issues here and I don't think the injuries we've had are the blame of Martinez. The hamstring injury to McCarthy has really shown up how much he protects the defence and the cover he provides for Barry.
Miralles was injured for a considerable time during Moyes tenure, so it's not a new thing for him to be out injured. Pinaar has been out for a long time (or several smaller runs) so we've had, well, I've said it before. we've had a lot of injuries to men who weren't injured as much last season.
I think that's the major problem we've had. I can't argue about the fitness as I'm not a fitness expert. All I'd say is that we look pedestrian a lot of the time now. Partly, I think it's because other teams have worked out who are our key men and closed up on them. partly to fairly lengthy injuries to those key men at times. Then the defenders, especially Jagielka and Distin are left passing the ball to each other until they eventually lose it in many cases.
I'd love to see us really go at teams and get right in their faces. Whether they don't because they're under Martinez' orders or whether we haven't had Pinaar and Miralles fit at the same time, for most of the season, is a debatable point but at the moment it is depressing, as I think we waste the talent that Lokuku has. Our defence is shown up without Barkley and McCarthy running from midfield.
Maybe I'm being a bit harsh on McGeady but it seems to me that he is one of the worst culprits I've seen for ages in regularly losing the ball, quite often without any tackle form the opposition To me that's deplorable but maybe he's always done that, I don't know.
So we have Miralles at the moment who I would consider a good winger. Even though Pienaar is maybe coming to the end, I think we miss him as well. That is why I think Baines has been nothing like as effective as last season. I don't think McGeady is good enough (hope I'm wrong) and we don't have any other wingers at the club until Pienaar is fit
I do think Martinez has to change our style, certainly while we have McCarthy injured. I'd hope we would use Besic more but the quicker Stones is back in defence and perhaps Oviedo can provide pace where we need it, going forward. Mind you, we need it in defence as well.
The technical term is we're up shit creek until we get everyone fit.
70 Posted 05/01/2015 at 22:35:26
Anyone got an email address for Roberto and Bill so I can forward it on to them, I know 15 or so players who could do with a lift...
71 Posted 05/01/2015 at 22:39:42
- Who ended up replacing Irvine as Academy head?
- Who are the current fitness coaches?
- Is Unsworth permanent u21s manager now? Stubbs brought him in as assistant and it seems like he has just kept turning up, never heard it confirmed he was taking over permanently.
These are all important roles which need doing properly by the best people we can get. WhatÃ‚s going on?
72 Posted 05/01/2015 at 22:44:31
73 Posted 05/01/2015 at 23:39:42
74 Posted 06/01/2015 at 01:23:01
Now before anyone asks - I have no medical or training qualifications but I have had some personal experiences which involved me increasing my own flexibility, which when I read the Saint Rockwood Blog, rang some bells with me.
I am now 66 years of age. When I was a teenager I played rugby union and football. At the age of 20 I was as fit as a fiddle and had a good turn of speed. Despite that I was never able to touch my toes. I can now, in fact I can throw either leg up past hip height and touch my toes without warming up and without hurting myself. This is because my hamstrings are now longer when at rest than when I was 20.
Let me pause here for a moment and say that I believe if anyone is telling James McCarthy to stretch his hamstrings using conventional methods, they are doing him a great disservice. In fact they are compounding his problems.
This belief is founded on the philosophy of the great Moshe Feldenkrais. Have a read of this:
Feldenkrais was of the opinion that stretching your hamstrings using conventional methods actually created microscopic tears in the muscle which when they healed had the effective of shortening the muscle.
Muscles work in pairs. They are designed in such a way that when one muscle contracts your brain tells it's partner to elongate. Feldenkrais' method is about reorganising your cerebral cortex through a system of simple an gentle exercises to improve your flexibility and quality of movement.
Many professional dancers use this method as part of their training regime.
Some may be interested in reading his quotes:
75 Posted 06/01/2015 at 03:35:48
76 Posted 06/01/2015 at 03:52:44
Up the Blues!
77 Posted 06/01/2015 at 04:37:24
But can you crack walnuts at the same time?
This Feldenkrais seems to know what he's talking about. It could explain why half our team have one leg shorter than the other. Maybe they should do more dancing during training.
78 Posted 06/01/2015 at 05:36:05
79 Posted 06/01/2015 at 06:23:08
The original physio article does not seem angled, and yet the blog turns "...when players are over or under-worked" into a clear indication of "The 18 hamstring injuries directly correlate with the time Billows has been absent from the club."
So how about we correlate this to the extra games of The Europa League... as in over working rather than under working? Sounds like I'm changing the narrative right?
But let's look at two stories featuring Leon: "Our form hasn't been great recently. We have had injuries..." Britton, from around this time last year when Swsnsea were in The Europa League. What you don't know is everything he's ever said? Probably Martinez's fault for not bringing him to Wigan and then us. Please read both articles in full before responding:
Anyway, I think there's a pretty easy way to answer the questions raised, and here's the conclusive proof!
Danny Donachie moved on only last week, but if he was so highly regarded by Moyes, then why was he not part of his backroom staff at Man Utd? This sounds harsh against someone who's served our club for a decade or so, but it's the easy thing to point out... I mean it's not even like he's been a part of The Moyesiah's big Barcelona win either. For what it's worth, I wish Donachie luck.
What of Steve Tashjian? Well he's back at Columbus... but perhaps he could be blamed with Saha, Rodwell and Vaughan injuries given he arrived 2009-10. He also didn't go with Moyes to Man Utd, probably fortunately for him Ã‚â€“ but it begs the question, right?!
Finally, Dave Billows who joined Newcastle in the summer. Yeah, they had a brilliant start didn't they.
Again, none were taken with Moyes, Irvine didn't swoop in while at West Brom and neither Man City/Chelsea/PSG or even Oldham Athletic stole in to get these guys. Yet they're made out as some kind of crack team to shoehorn in an attack on Martinez.
Yes, I respect these guys for helping Everton... but I have no idea if they're realky any good because I never worked with them nor do I work in their fields. Instead a fairly generic article about the holistic wellbeing of players v's the commercial pressures of working for a professional club in an ever-evolving big pharma/sports science landscape, has been sliced into "proof" that our manager us an idiot.
Sorry, I don't buy it.
80 Posted 06/01/2015 at 08:49:50
SKINS A200 men's compression half tights with gradient compression do more than just moisture transportation and temperature regulation like a normal sportswear. They offer support and put gradual pressure on the muscles around the targeted area. They help improve blood circulation and increase oxygen supply to the muscles. As a result, these tights help build speed, power and endurance and aid in faster recovery. They also help reduce muscle vibration, offer relief from muscle pain and reduce the risk of injury.
I have worn them for a couple of years after tearing a hamstring playing amateur football and they feel great and I have had no recurrence of the injury.
Maybe somebody could recommend them to the Everton medical department, that's if we still have one.
81 Posted 06/01/2015 at 09:26:59
Re Donachie, Billows and Tashjian not following Moyes. Maybe they were happy at Everton. Maybe Man Utd, in particular, wanted to keep their own backroom medical staff and made this clear to Moyes. And not everyone would want to uproot families etc. and go off to Spain even if they were asked.
What IS unarguable is Everton's poor fitness levels, high injury list and rubbish pre-season.
82 Posted 06/01/2015 at 09:29:13
Chad, I agree that injuries have stopped us gathering any momentum, but neither has the manager helped us so far. The difference between us and Swansea last year is that they had to play a qualifier to get into the Europa League, whereas we had already qualified. If we would have had to play a qualifier, then the manager would have had to have us fitter at the start.
I'm probably wrong, but let's hope the manager did gamble at the start with our fitness and we are now going to get a lot stronger. Problem is that when confidence goes, life becomes very hard, and it could be down to the crowd to lift the players. For this to happen, Martinez, has got to get his head on the present, and stop fucking about with all this rotation.
83 Posted 06/01/2015 at 10:00:40
84 Posted 06/01/2015 at 11:00:41
In fact, given our recent attempts trying to play within RM's straight jacket, I might simply turn over!
85 Posted 06/01/2015 at 10:42:38
If you have played football yourself you will know how important tough fitness work is to you having a good enough engine to last 90 minutes. Shuttle runs, running up hill, skipping etc are conventional forms of training for a reason, and so it is rather worrying (referenced in the comments above) to hear that Roberto rejects the concept of fitness training without the ball. Barry and Distin may be getting on but the manager should be providing them with the best possible preparation.
86 Posted 06/01/2015 at 11:38:01
Far too much guesswork in all this. Possibly some truth that the training is not right, but Arsenal and Man Utd have had far more injuries this season, so maybe all clubs need to look at their methods?
Players these days are athletes first and foremost. The game in this country is played at such a pace they play right on the edge. Like a racehorse, when something like a hamstring twangs, it's usually quite severe.
People go on about playing 70 games a season in the eighties with only 16 players etc, BUT the game was slower then, pass back to the goalie a regular tactic so he could pick it up and delay things. Many of those players played on with cortisone injections and are half-crippled today.
Personally, I just think our gameplay is wrong. Too much concentrating on possession and not enough on getting the ball forward where we can do some damage. We need to mix it up a bit more, play the long ball over the top for Lukaku to run on to some of the time, be less predictable. We are one-dimensional. Sort out the players' heads and sort out your own, Roberto. The fitness thing is secondary and, although I agree the pre-season was crap and he accepts defeats to Swansea and Krasnodor far too easily for my liking, we also have a bit of second season syndrome as well. Moyes came 17th in his, 4th the year after, so we shouldn't be panicking just yet.
87 Posted 06/01/2015 at 12:03:06
In addition, you remark that "People go on about playing 70 games a season in the eighties with only 16 players etc, BUT the game was slower then". I think you might do well to revisit some of these "slower" games via YouTube.
Sure, the ball was played back to the goalie but he didn't hang on to it, he played the ball out to start an attack. Same with goal kicks, you didn't see a goalie wandering across his area from one side to the other to take a goal kick from the opposite side from where the ball went out, time-wasting.
I think you'll find that the ball was in play for longer than it is today. No writhing in agony before jumping up and running like a stag, no kicking the ball out because a team mate had broken a finger nail or lost an eyelash. Players (but not us) may be fitter today and may be able to run faster for longer, but the game itself has more stoppages than ever.
I agree with some of your last paragraph, but fitness is not secondary, it's paramount and second-season syndrome is all in the mind. Being found out by better coaches is not second-season syndrome.
88 Posted 06/01/2015 at 13:18:26
89 Posted 06/01/2015 at 14:06:10
Whatever, we need an injection of pace, stamina and fight plus a plan B.
90 Posted 06/01/2015 at 14:42:47
Confidence is low, our support is needed tonight, not hysteria. Second season syndrome is in the head, Ray. It happens a lot when players and teams ease up after initially being desperate to impress. The trick is to kick start yourselves again. So the next few months are crucial. Get it right and next season will be a good one, get it wrong and we may even be relegated. Over to you Roberto, time to earn your money. Senior players also need to do more organising on the pitch.
91 Posted 06/01/2015 at 14:30:33
Maybe he had lost interest because he was going elsewhere,but those are the facts.
92 Posted 06/01/2015 at 14:49:36
When we had loads of injuries in 2000/01 it was put down by fans as being down to Archie Knox training them too hard. We had many seasons under Moyes where we had chronic injury lists, again fans said his training was too intense.
When we moved to Finch Farm fans blamed a too inflexible surface in the artificial pitches as being the cause if injuries!
Now, we supposedly don't train hard enough. Meanwhile Van Gaal is training his Manure players too hard causing all their injuries according to their fans.
Laurier Hartley's hamstring explanation makes sense. It's based on logic, reason and facts, not a desperation to blame somebody or something, when frankly the tactics have not been good enough and as you say other coaches have sussed our way of playing, as they usually do in a second season.
93 Posted 06/01/2015 at 15:09:14
I don't buy into this their unfit malarkey, I've not watched the team and thought their unfit.
Not good enough, yes, we've not been good enough for 20yrs!
I don't think we should be too surprised.
94 Posted 06/01/2015 at 15:37:55
@92. Funny isn't it, how we all see our clubs differently to how other fans see us. I was reading a thread on the BBC Sports last week and several fans of other clubs came on to say how much respect they have for Everton " a proper football club run the right way with a good chairman" etc. They obviously don't stray onto ToffeeWeb!
Raymond, I think you might be in the minority there,mate, just about every thread contains comments about us flagging after 60-70 minutes.
And we were good enough last season to gather a record number of Premier League points (for us) a number that would have got us into CL Football in just about every other season. Something is definitely gone wrong this season.
95 Posted 06/01/2015 at 16:38:03
1.) Our pre season prepartations were not good enough. We started behind the rest of the other teams physically.
2.) Leicester and Arsenal coming back to draw in games that they should never have. Mentally effected us.
3.) Our attack suffered because of this. Coleman and Baines do not go forward as much. This has resulted into over a hundred less crosses this time than last season.
4.) Lukaku has had the ball behind him mostly this season, rather than crossed in front of him. Coleman and baines do not get into the box (not fit enough, or told to keep back). Drawing more defenders to them, and so our attackers are always marked.
5.) Everton have been very very unlucky with the refs.
This has resulted into the shambles we have right now. A squad that is physically, mentally, and tactically not there.
I think we should keep faith with Martinez because half of it is his doing. Hopefully he will learn from his mistakes. You learn more when times are hard.
96 Posted 06/01/2015 at 16:49:09
As far as the slow and sideways passing goes there's, no one at the moment good enough to spot the forward pass allied to the fact that's there's not a lot of movement up front to make themselves available.
Osman and Pienaar are on there last legs now, and as I said elsewhere its a quality attacking midfielder and a solid centre back that we badly need right now.
97 Posted 06/01/2015 at 18:03:51
You're still wrong, though.:-)
As for a midfielder, someone with the guile to spot a forward pass, a through ball, someone to help Lukaku out, that, and a centre back are required. I've also mentioned before that with a decent central defensive pair, Howard might look a better keeper.
98 Posted 06/01/2015 at 18:15:25
One thing I have noticed is that some of the players are faster with the ball than without the ball-especially if they are tracking back. This compartmentalising of football into different bits -like how some teams have specialist attack or defence coaches- doesnt seem right as the game is a holistic exercise in which all parts must function as part of the whole.
Yes Roberto, work with the ball but always remember football is a running game and sometimes the running when you don’t have the ball is also an important part of the game-reference the way the great Barcelona team ran their opponents ragged with their pressing and chasing.
99 Posted 06/01/2015 at 18:58:08
100 Posted 06/01/2015 at 19:53:53
101 Posted 06/01/2015 at 21:41:35
I don't know if it's down to coaching, poor morale, poor fitness or fear of yet another hamstring injury. But we will not start winning again until we compete properly for the ball. And as for training methods, surely Martinez must realise that footballers spend 95% of the game running without the ball?
102 Posted 06/01/2015 at 22:19:23
Everton suffered for years under the last coach by being an unimaginative team that only had fitness going for it. I think its very important that all of you physio's out there are careful not to throw the baby out with the bathwater.
The reason that confidence and subsequently energy is so low is a snowballing effect of a dreadful loss of form of Howard Jags and Distin and Barry at the heart of the team. Guess what they are all at the end of their careers.
Injuries come in clusters its Murphy's Law . Martinez is the same brilliant manager that he was last season he will come out of this an even better manager. I for one would hate to us to go back to the kick and run and scared football that you guys all constantly complained about under Moyes.
We will get better. We will be better.
103 Posted 06/01/2015 at 22:42:48
104 Posted 07/01/2015 at 02:21:09
Given the troubles at the heart of the defense the fullbacks become more static and we end up with inadequacies surfacing all over the field.
Final point McGready who was horribly out of shap when he arrived last year looks like a lean mean machine bursting with vitality a fitness this year. He's still just as useless though.
Physio's actually don't make a hell of a lot of difference
105 Posted 07/01/2015 at 20:21:02
I am sure that something will happen to check the fall from grace before we get dragged into a relegation scrap. Until then the harbingers of doom should stop filling these sites with remarks that could be deemed as libellous if unsubstantiated.
We are mid table with a lot of injuries. Our squad is too small and I accept that fact. I for one do not know what is going on behind the scenes, so will not speculate. I reckon those in the same position should wait until they know, rather than write about what they think they know.
106 Posted 08/01/2015 at 06:58:57
107 Posted 08/01/2015 at 10:02:43
108 Posted 08/01/2015 at 23:52:44
109 Posted 08/01/2015 at 23:55:51
110 Posted 08/01/2015 at 23:59:31
111 Posted 09/01/2015 at 00:01:34
Snakes in the grass gibbed off.
No wonder Roberto surrounds himself with people he knows / trusts.
112 Posted 09/01/2015 at 04:41:05
Clearly there is a fitness problem - by which I mean inability to last the full 90 minutes. Martinez must take responsibility for that. The soft tissue damage is being looked into and may be to do with training methods. Or may be corrected by better medical staff that hopefully will be brought in.
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UPDATE: Kyle at the Birmingham Weekly has more details, including this:
In exchange for LaPierre’s testimony in this case and possibly others, the government agrees to ask for a sentence of 48 months in prison. In addition, LaPierre will pay the government restitution of $371,932, in addition to unpaid taxes.
So it looks like LaPierre will do jail time.
The shit has officially hit the fan.
Lobbyist Al LaPierre today has agreed to plead guilty and testify in the federal criminal case against Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford. In a deal struck this morning, LaPierre will plead guilty to two counts of conspiracy and one count of filing a false tax return, said his lawyer Tommy Spina.
The deal requires LaPierre to testify in the Aug. 31 case against Langford and Montgomery investment banker Bill Blount.
“He felt this was the right thing to do. He know he has to pay a consequence. He accepts that and will hold his head up,” Spina said.
LaPierre has agreed to forfeit $371,932 and pay all taxes due from 2003 to 2006. LaPierre is expected to formally enter the plea Thursday before U.S. District Judge Scott Coogler.
“He felt this was the right thing to do.” I’ll just bet he did. Looks like he will avoid jail time with this deal.
Mayor Langford had been pushing for a third delay of his trial for mail fraud, bribery, money laundering and conspiracy charges, but Judge Scott Coogler turned him down yesterday. Barring divine intervention, or more legal maneuvering, the trial is on for August 31, six days after the Birmingham City Council election.
Who’da thought Birmingham politics could get more interesting?