It looks for Manchester United Boss Louis
Van Gaal who didn’t see it coming, after last week loss to Barclay’s imminent
champions the Blues and once again seeing his boys falling prey to a suddenly
streaked Everton Toffees squad.
Making it for his Red Devils a sort of
ghoulish back to back losses with a local Blues squad, and seeing their sudden
streak halted abruptly, after facing a squad that all of a sudden is playing happily
like its old times.
That unfortunate for their Boss Roberto
Martinez, is that all of a sudden his Everton chaps are seeing a sort of revival
finally happening at Goodison Park, their unfortunate side is at the end of
this campaign and with four matches left only.
As many placed the School of Science at the
beginning of this campaign as an overall contender as well fighting for their permanency
in the top four and netting a European position, suddenly they fought all
campaign with adversity and possibly relegation's.
A squad that can really play one on one
with anyone in the league, regardless of their high status and importance, very
well to label as the spoiler for all of them, this campaign was a sort of surprise
for their sudden ways of playing a sort of modest football.
Still their streak at home and against their archival from across Merseyside in Manchester United, seems to be intact as
well repeating the dose once again as they did in last campaign when their former
Boss David Moyes was at the helm in Old Trafford.
Something that for United’s Boss Van Gaal at
his arrival at Goodison Park and read on one of its corners about three of its
players dubbed as the Holy Trinity, his answers were answered quickly by an
inspired John Mc Carthy, John Stones and Kevin Mirallas.
This threesome contribute for the all-around
humiliation and dominance at home for the Peoples Club, that so far already
have found the way to make things difficult as well making Goodison Park a sort
of house of horrors for the Red Devils.
A wonderful run so far being experienced by
the Toffees who in their last six matches and with eighteen points in play,
they netted sixteen in a brilliant if not magnificently and with four matches
left in the campaign, the Toffees can continue their ascent in the table.
With upcoming compromises as away matches
in Villa Park to play Aston Villa and Boleyn Grounds and face a deflated West
Ham and at home matches with Sunderland and closing the campaign with Tottenham, a match not seen as an easy one.
For the Manchester United lads and its
Manager Louis Van Gaal being in a state of shock and awe after seeing his initial
eleven played miserably in the field and with moves that at the end didn’t worked
at all, seeing his squad played in a sort of trance or relaxed mode.
His upcoming matches will be important if
he wants to see the Trafford Boys return to European competitions as well close
the campaign with much higher note, as of this match he should bury it in the past
and continue his project full speed ahead.
At the end for Roberto Martinez will be a
sort of wake up call to see what he would accomplished with his chaps after a
campaign that saw many down at times, still his project and plans for next campaign
can be solved with a nice performance from his Boys.
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