David Arrow
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David Arrow
@DavidArrow04
Everton by birth, Surrey Cricket by choice. Living life in cruise control, messing about on the river and drinking cider from a lemon. ‘Tramps like us'...
Katılım Ağustos 2016
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@DavidArrow04 Gone on 60 minutes them. But absolutely non existent all game tried that one man went to mow shite and got drowned out.
Off you pop.
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Taking zero away from the Toffees, but that's the worse Chelsea side to come to us in a long old time.
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@ItsBigZuu That’s true but you always had the opportunity to follow your local team but chose to take the shallow no connection glory hunter approach.
That’s the subtle difference.
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@stewart35539171 Miles off mate.
Don’t take the social media echo chamber as a measurement of fan sentiment.
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Moyes take a bow some. 80% of the fans wanted you gone. Absolute unreal job you have done kidda keep it up. 💙💙 he’s got ginger, we don’t care”
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Any idea what happened to the away end after the 70th minute? 🙈
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A comprehensive 3-0 win for Everton and yet we’re told we had less possession and a lower xG than Chelsea.
Is it any wonder that those of us who followed football before these statistics were forced upon us raise a wry smile and continue to watch the game with our eyes.
#EFC
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@DavidArrow04 @VincenzoGrappa Cheers. Heard they’re doin’ Oasis Soup at the HDS. You get a roll with it.
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Getting called up for England is one thing, but …
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@terry__smith @VincenzoGrappa That is excellent Terry, hat tipped.
Can’t better that, but can’t look back in anger so will quietly slide away.
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@DavidArrow04 @VincenzoGrappa Always have a positive perspective when reminiscing, David. 😉
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@terry__smith @VincenzoGrappa Some might say Terry, but it’s definitely maybe.
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@GedEFC1878 Yeah the confected hype is so predictable.
No doubt Dowman will be a top player if he continues to develop but the best comparison is against a 14 year old Wayne Rooney.
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@toffeedoug @GeorgeDobell1 McCullum, backed by Key, totally ignored County cricket from Day 1, but, to hold on to his job he’s now going to take a more collegiate approach with the Counties.
I’d have had more respect for him if he’d stuck to his guns and forced the ECB to decide rather than this fudge.
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@DavidArrow04 @GeorgeDobell1 Should be thrown out of the senior hierarchy and made to spend their summer watching every day possible of County Championship cricket and scouting the talent needed to become proper Test match players!
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A change of tone, compromises and learning lessons - why England are set to stick with Brendon McCullum and Rob Key | The Cricketer thecricketer.com/Topics/england…
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@TheCricketerMag @GeorgeDobell1 Fair play to Pope for toeing the party line but action’s were markedly different to the words.
It’s also ironic that he’s been told to go back to Surrey and score lots of runs, when they take absolutely no notice of County stats.
Another good player damaged by the England set up.
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Ollie Pope addresses Ashes preparation, the "misconception" around England and the "right" selection decision | @GeorgeDobell1
thecricketer.com/Topics/england…
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@TheCricketerMag @GeorgeDobell1 Surprisingly measured from Batts tbf George.
Considering the way the England set up treated Burns and Foakes and ignored Sibley’s County runs last season, it’ll take Kissinger style bridge building and some rarely seen humility from McCullum and Co to repair the evident chasm.
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"There's an uncomfortable narrative emerging in the English game at present" | ✍️ @GeorgeDobell1
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@gfarr92 @mark1_1878 I’m sure you’re right about F&F tickets George, but yesterday felt different.
A swathe of seats around us were occupied by people with paper tickets, some videoing the ‘North London Forever’ song at the start which was odd.
Most of them ended up being asked to leave on 20 mins.
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@mark1_1878 They don’t need to explain why tickets are given to friends & family of players they have been doing that for years all clubs do it but they certainly have to say/do something out the process of who is responsible and anyone taking them should be there to support Everton only.
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Yes
I will be deeply unhappy if Everton find a way to blindly blame fans without answering why non STH with credits were in that area
They've both (Thierno Barry and Everton personnel) badly let us all down
Fact it is radio silence as well unhelpful
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“I shouldn’t have given tickets to my mates in that section cause they are Arsenal supporters, I asked for them to be on good behavior they did not, I accept responsibility for that and have learned from it, while they did pick the wrong moment and place to celebrate, violence is
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@johnozzer They’ll include it on the song sheet at the next home game.
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@PatricRidge @efccas_1878 @JDGEFC There may well be different accounts but both of the statements that you make are correct.
Some people in Rows 15/16 were asked to leave by the Stewards after about 20 minutes and the incidents at the final whistle involved people a few rows further forward.
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@efccas_1878 @JDGEFC Clearly the fights were at full-time. But there was a post on here yesterday saying some fans had been moved around the 25th min.
My point being, there were lots of different accounts.
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Oh, looks like you can’t trust spurious reports from people claiming to be in the row behind people at matches.
Strange.
EFC DAILY@EFCdaily_
Thierno Barry this afternoon on instagram.
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@TheCricketerMag @GeorgeDobell1 Harry Brook is a walking soundbite and Ben Stokes tends to lead with his chin whilst Brendan McCullum generally has a brusk approach to the media, so I can’t see what the ECB are nervous about.
What could possibly go wrong!
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Clumsy backtracking and confusion continue to blight the ECB | @GeorgeDobell1
thecricketer.com/Topics/ecb-pre…
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@Kipper_efc @bluekippercom My first ever derby, I remember it so well.
My Dad convinced my Mum that I could go the game because it wasn’t school next day.
My Dad and Uncle somehow got me in to the Upper Bullens and I stood between them all game.
I thought every Derby would be like that!
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@bluekippercom I was at Anfield to watch this game. I was 11 taken by my Uncle John, a red. He left with 10 mins to go. I danced home up Breck Road on my own. My mum wasnt happy with Uncle John. 😂
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#OnThisDay 1967 a combined total of 105,000 watched Alan Ball score the only goal for Everton at Goodison Park in FA Cup 5th Round to win the Merseyside derby. The game was beamed live on screens at Anfield. 64,851 at Goodison. Where you there? #EFC #Everton
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