Ben Grounds
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155 appearances
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first heard Feb 2020
last heard Feb 2020
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So there's been a massive bounce, you can call it.
But at the same time, there have been disappointments in that.
So I feel like already in the space of what we're talking, two months, he's kind of seen the full range of emotions of what it is to be an Everton manager.
He's kind of had the disappointment, the debacle at Anfield during the FA Cup.
He's had the kind of weird freak result against Newcastle where a lot of supporters I can imagine would have come out of that thinking,
Is this basically Marco Silva's reign all over again, where there's a kind of vulnerability from set pieces or things like that?
And at the same time, from an Arsenal perspective, obviously they battered Newcastle from a result, if you look at the result.
But you just wonder if that's a false dawn.
A lot of Arsenal supporters talk about Arsenal and their results, even within the team, players like Mesut Ozil.
Does he turn it on when the team's winning 2-0 with a few minutes to go against a Newcastle side which were very close to fielding Steve Bruce that day?
The number of injuries that they had.
The jury is very much still out and this for me is a watershed game for Everton because it's January 96th, the last time they won against away to Arsenal in the league.
If you were to include League and Cup, that's 25 visits to Arsenal.
without a win and you can kind of spread that over even playing away to many of the established top six they go to Chelsea in a few weeks and that's another game they haven't won at Stamford Bridge since November 94 so you feel like with Ancelotti he's had a great start but if you look at the results that they've had the teams that they played they've been playing against more or less teams in and around them down the bottom half and now it's about
whether they can translate that against the teams higher up the league.
And obviously the last time they had like a two-week window was before playing Norwich in the November international break.
Came back to Norwich after two weeks out of the training ground under Silva and Everton lost 2-0 to Norwich.
So it's whether how they can now kind of not lose any momentum from another good win, albeit not the perfect performance against Palace before the winter break.
Yeah, I mean, Richarlison, I think seven of his nine Premier League goals this season have been put Everton ahead, which is a massive thing.
With Everton, it feels like they often have had to turn to their talisman.
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