CannockPricey wrote: ↑Sun Sep 21, 2025 5:39 pm
He's made a great start (better than I expected). I think when we feed him and teams double up on him, we've got to be sharper at picking the times not to give him the ball. If they have doubled up, it should offer space elsewhere for other runners and that's where we can make him even more effective.
I want to see the Grealish/Dibling/NDiaye combo for this reason.
Would help if we had a cm who could switch it nicely. At the moment we have to work so hard to get the ball to Gana, Garner, etc and we just don't have that regista style into feet, switch, into feet, switch that helps move back fours around.
brap2 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 21, 2025 7:49 pm
Would help if we had a cm who could switch it nicely. At the moment we have to work so hard to get the ball to Gana, Garner, etc and we just don't have that regista style into feet, switch, into feet, switch that helps move back fours around.
Is this the kind of thing that Rohl is meant to be good at?
Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Sun Sep 21, 2025 7:59 pm
Is this the kind of thing that Rohl is meant to be good at?
Quick passes, switching play etc
Hope so!
I actually think it’s a bit more balanced than some make out. With Ndiaye on the right we have threats on both sides, the fact that we’re often going for Grealish is just because he’s so fucking good.
On scoring his first Everton goal: "It's brilliant. It's so nice to score here. Do you know what's mad? The last games we've played here we've been drawing and I keep saying to myself in the 85th minute, 'Come on Jack, go and score. Imagine if you scored now'. I did it against Villa, I did it against West Ham and I didn't score, so today I actually said the same thing again and I scored and I ran to where my mum and dad were, so it was nice. That goal goes to all the Evertonians for making me feel so welcome here.
