This campaign the
Toffees Boss and his directives have something in common, win it all and at no
costs, as the way this club built during the course of the summer and making an
impact in the market.
I mean an all-around
bargain for the Blues with the arrival of a former alumnus coming back home and
start a new chapter of his successful campaign, where he has won it all and now
he wants to deliver with new challenges.
Very well, bring some
titles to these parts of Merseyside.
As the English
Premier League start with several fronts, among one of them caught the
attention of many when Wayne Rooney return to Goodison Park and making his long
awaited start with his former club.
The former Red Devils
star was not suit up with his traditional red attire but in blue in the team
that formed him and later sold them to their cross the Merseyside rival’s
Manchester United, where the man has won it all.
Now we have a new
chapter in the colossus of Walton, Liverpool.
With a squad that
always comes short in its quest to success and instead its finishes are meet
with sheer disappointment at the end.
This time we may have
a new Toffee squad that can fight for everything and maybe win it all with
their new weapon can rally this team with the leadership that they lacked in
the past.
As game day came and
the Toffees were to face off Stoke City at home and a squad that can be a tough
and difficult one when it gets its game going, as both managers Koeman and
Hughes sending a 3-4-2-1 formations.
With a much-fought
match and physical at times, both teams netted 23 fouls and a yellow for each
side, at the end Everton got the upper hand in the tale of the tape with a
61.7% possession that delivered the win.
After many tries, finally
before the end of the first half and on added time on 45+1 the cross from Dominick
Calvert- Lewin to a well-placed Rooney and this with a header beating the
Potters keeper for the lone score and game winner.
At the end seeing how
the Toffees defensive backfield headed by captain Phil Jagielka, Cuco Martina
and Michael Keane step up and did a gem of a job of containing the Potters
attack and giving keeper Jordan Pickford his first clean sheet.
Very well for Wayne
Rooney showing off his skills and form here on, his job will be to deliver and
silence his harshest of critics of him being a flop, which I doubt it and in
this and many more outings to come.
So far, Rooney worked
wonders with his new teammates; imagine if the Blues deal for Gylfy Sigurdsson
comes through before the close of the transfers market.
No science here from
this Everton squad and the campaign they will perform and deliver!
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