text:
Seasons2018-19Everton News
Silva: We should have seen the game out at 2-0
Marco Silva admits that his team should have claimed all three points from this afternoon's trip to Bournemouth after they had gone into a 2-0 lead with 25 minutes to go.
Everton had battled back from the loss of a player to a red card for the second away game in a row when Richarlison was sent off for a weak "head-butt" on Adam Smith to take a 2-0 lead courtesy of goals from Theo Walcott and Michael Keane.
However, a Josh King penalty in the 74th minute and Nathan Ake's goal off a corner four minutes later earned the Cherries a share of the spoils after Smith himself had been shown a straight red for pulling Walcott back.
Silva praised his players for their response to the setback which came in the same minute as Phil Jagielka's red card against Wolves two weeks ago. Just as was the case at Molineux, Silva was pleased with the manner in which Everton rallied and took the lead despite going down to 10 men.
"We showed again a fantastic attitude with 10 players. I spoke with [them] at half time and told them that it's not something new for us. It's the second time in three games we've played 55 minutes with 10 players but in the first 25 minutes of the second half we did a fantastic job.
"We didn't give a chance to them, we scored one goal and before the second we had a fantastic chance to score from a free kick. After the second we had to finish the match but we threw the 2-0 away.
"You can't concede goals from counter-attacks or penalties from counter-attacks. It's something we have to improve because at that moment it was really important to keep the three points."
Silva was accepting of the decision to send Richarlison off, saying that there is no excuse for the Brazilian's actions even if there was a degree of simulation by the opponent to make the most of the contact to the match officials.
The 21-year-old will be suspended for the games against Rotherham, Huddersfield and West Ham.
"It's something you can't do, even if it's minimal contact," the Portuguese said the fairly innocuous incident between Richarlison and Smith. "There are many times where these things happen and it's not a [red] card but it's something he can't do — him or the other player.
"It's something that needs to be out of our squad; our players can't do something like that, even if it's minimal contact. It's [a case where] you have to keep a strong mentality.
"Even if the fans or the opponents are provoking you, we are a professional football players. We have to keep our concentration and our focus every time."
Everton's first goalscorer, Walcott, said that the players were frustrated not to have won the game but he accepted that at half time with 45 minutes still to play with 10 men, the Blues would probably have taken a point.
The winger latched onto Cenk Tosun's pass in the 56th minute to rap a strong shot past Asmir Begovic to open the scoring before Keane doubled the advantage with a header 10 minutes later.
"We're a bit disappointed," the 29-year-old told evertonfc.com. "The guys worked tremendously hard.
"We were fantastic in the first 30 minutes in the second half and, for whatever reason — especially when they went down to 10 men — we dropped and let them back into the game. But overall you have to take a step back and think we probably would have taken a point at half-time.
"It's just a shame we didn't take three points as our fans were fantastic. They travelled a long way, showed great support throughout the whole game and that's what we need.
"We train so hard, the philosophy the manager has dug into the players is starting to show. We are playing with freedom. We are looking good, looking strong but there is more improvement to come, I'm sure."
This article has been updated following clarification of new disciplinary rules affecting the League Cup. Yellow cards only accrue within the competition in which they were awarded but suspensions from red cards are served during the next matches, regardless of competition.
Reader Comments (158)
Note: the following content is not moderated or vetted by the site owners at the time of submission. Comments are the responsibility of the poster. Disclaimer
1 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:27:13
2 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:27:34
Hate to single players out, but felt Davies was very weak in midfield, and Leighton showed again that he has difficulty lasting the 90 minutes.
As I have always maintained since Silva has been with us, no-one can say that he has not given players a chance to prove themselves, and a few have been found to be not good enough for a regular slot.
Watching the RS game against Brighton, and their defence seem much more organised than us (Brighton) at set pieces and in general play.
The only criticism of Silva today was that at 2 goals up, he should have shored the defence with Zouma and Digne, and held out for the final whistle. Having said that, I don't believe that is his style, but it has exposed that some surgery at the back is required, and not to leave the subs till the dying minutes.
3 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:28:15
4 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:31:24
5 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:31:25
6 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:32:01
The problem I have is that, in my opinion, Mr Silva did nothing to help us see the game out.
2 winnable away games, in the lead in both, all goals conceded preventable.
Mr Silva has had these players for a couple of months now and hasn't appeared to improve us defensively.
The team is improving under his tenure so far. Hopefully when his players come in we will see further improvement in all departments but meanwhile I would suggest he plays to the present players strengths and if he sees deficiencies in the defence either change the system or change the players. Thus far he's done neither.
7 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:32:24
8 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:33:38
10 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:34:04
I like both Gueye and Davies but they can both give the ball away a little too easily.
12 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:39:00
15 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:49:50
They seem to have sorted that out now, but to give you an example from Everton's own history, until we find our new "Kevin Ratcliffe" who was a superb leader, we will continue to ship goals.
16 Posted 25/08/2018 at 19:50:17
17 Posted 25/08/2018 at 20:02:01
So to imply that in 3 games, with 3 of the 4 new defensive players being here less than a month and one of them being injured, that this should all be sorted isnt quite fair. His defensive system had nothing to do with Baines barreling into the back of a player to give away a penalty. Baines should be one of the experienced players that can be counted on. That simply can not be put down to Silva and his system.
If you really want to look at it, weve had to use a different defensive group in each game. First game Jags and Keane but Jags gets sent off, brings on Holgate. Next match Holgate and Keane, but Schneiderlin gets injured in central midfield. Third match Holgate and Keane with no Schneiderlin in midfield, but now Keane is injured. So well see another new defensive set up in game 4. And in 2 of the 3 games so far weve been reduced to 10 men.
18 Posted 25/08/2018 at 20:08:24
19 Posted 25/08/2018 at 20:08:27
Hopefully got there in the end. :-)
20 Posted 25/08/2018 at 20:12:55
As far as I can recall Baines, Coleman, Jags, Keane, Holgate have been working with Silva for a couple of months.
However the thrust of the post was that Silva talks about the team seeing the game out at 2-0 but appeared to do nothing to achieve that.
21 Posted 25/08/2018 at 20:24:38
Today's happenings firmed up my view that Silva is another one unprepared to 'close games out' and, unless his new but unplayed signings are made of sterner stuff naturally, we have a manager who will make history repeat itself!
22 Posted 25/08/2018 at 20:30:27
The players need to start taking responsibility at defending though, three weeks running we have conceded cheap as chips goals now and we haven't even played a top top side.
The poverty of away wins means we need to always win our home games and six points need taking from Huddersfield and West Ham before a trip to perennial bogey ground Arsenal.
23 Posted 25/08/2018 at 21:17:44
24 Posted 25/08/2018 at 21:22:09
Years ago, there were a handful of good refs; now there are none whatsoever and that was reflected by no representatives at the World Cup.
What I will say, though, is I think Silva will be having a word with Richarlison about trying to keep things under wraps a bit more and not making himself an easy target for windup merchants because referees will have a field day with the lad if he reacts like that on a regular basis. It's just 2018 and football for you and you don't succumb to tit heads like that Smith.
25 Posted 25/08/2018 at 21:33:49
No manager can legislate for daft decisions made by professional players, that he chooses because he thinks they are the best for the job at the time. As the players are learning about the managers methods, he too is learning about his players, to expect any manager to fix all of the ills that have beset the team in the last four or five years in three matches is asking a bit much, isn't it?
If his team are still making the same catastrophic errors on a regular basis in October & November, then it might be fair to be concerned about the manager's methods... but let's see what unfolds in the next few weeks and months – please don't be Roberto Mk II, Marco! I couldn't stand it!! :)
26 Posted 25/08/2018 at 21:37:28
So, to me, two draws away and a win at home is satisfactory, but slightly disappointing. I'm hopeful that, before the next window opens, we're seeing fewer soft goals being conceded because, by then, we'll have seen better players in the culprits' shirts.
27 Posted 25/08/2018 at 21:44:01
I said even when Allardyce was here that the players really shouldn't need a managers instruction when leading 2-0 away from home with 15 minutes remaining, surely it's pretty self explanatory?
Just use a bit of savvy and common sense and drop a bit deeper, make no space for the opponent to fashion a simple chance and try to take the sting out of the game by holding the ball wisely?
It does appear that this current crop of players are pretty slow learners really, you'd think after Wolves two weeks ago they'd draw on a bit of that experience and think "let's not make the same mistakes defensively again and give them a cheap goal".
But no, at 2-0 and cruising, we make the last 15 minutes a whole lot harder than it should have been.
Blame managers to some extent but the players need to be a bit more responsive and lead by example more on that pitch; that's where the call for vocal leaders of men comes in — and where are ours?
28 Posted 25/08/2018 at 21:50:22
29 Posted 25/08/2018 at 22:08:55
Agree with Derek @2 though. Silva should have been more pragmatic at 0-2. Zouma and Digne would have made a lot of sense. Holgate and Baines were poor and we needed help back there. Baines is sadly finished as first choice — and the sooner Silva realises that, the better.
30 Posted 25/08/2018 at 22:10:20
I think more errors made by Silva but unlike Martinez I think he will learn... and also hopefully improve his substitutions because they come too late.
31 Posted 25/08/2018 at 22:16:51
This Summer we bought in 1 goalkeeper, 1 attacker, 2 midfielders and 3 defenders. Almost a whole new back four.
And so far only Digne has had a few minutes.
Solid defenses take time to build and coach. But he knows its an issue.
32 Posted 25/08/2018 at 22:18:57
Really pleased how we reacted when Richarlison went off. Both goals were good. Immediately after the second, I could see us scoring more. However, the gloss was taken off with the Keane injury and a number of poor displays.
I thought Baines had a poor day at the office. And Coleman, who also had some heavy touches in the previous game. Davies was ineffective at best. For a team with top 6 aspirations he's just not good enough. And I'm afraid the same goes for Baines at this stage in his career. Silva was right - we shouldn't have surrendered a 2-goal lead.
But everytime the opposition comes at us, I fear the worst. A bit like under Martinez. I hope Digne, Mina and Zouma can help change this. In the meantime, we remain unbeaten.
33 Posted 25/08/2018 at 22:19:24
Thats my only real slight criticism of the manager today and hopefully he learns quickly because he will know better than anyone that modern day football is a unforgiving business.
34 Posted 25/08/2018 at 22:32:13
What were Richarlison and Baines thinking of? And who's that guy masquerading as Coleman with the lead boots?
35 Posted 25/08/2018 at 22:33:34
Definitely, when we conceded the penalty, I'd've gone to a back 3. No idea why I'm sat at home watching on an iPad...
36 Posted 25/08/2018 at 23:21:12
The Ref: absolutely, the contact was minimal and Smith was provoking and simulating so he should have gone also if anyone.
The Manager: yes, he did not react when we stopped playing after going 0-2 up. Should have put Zouma and Digne in straight away and this is not hindsight as every one of us could see that and said it during the game.
Stupidity: Richarlison really fucked up when he went there to confront that sucker Smith. He should try to concentrate on trying to help the team and while doing that make the boy lose his nerve instead of letting your team down.
The Positives: Quite an achievement to go 0-2 up while your best player (up to this) has been red-carded. Pity it did not last.
37 Posted 26/08/2018 at 00:28:26
Not for the first time we overdid passing the ball back to Pickford. When we have comfortable possession inside the opposition half we should continue moving the ball forward not working it back to the keeper who has no option but to kick it long giving opponents at least a 50% chance of regaining possession.
38 Posted 26/08/2018 at 00:32:44
My only frustration – as cited by Derek (2) and James (29) – is that we didn't make those defensive adjustments to see out the win. I'm not sure why it's so difficult to strike a pragmatic balance between attacking and defending. It always seems like we either have Martinez swinging recklessly from the chandelier, or Allardyce sucking all the oxygen out of the stadium by parking the bus in the tunnel before the match.
39 Posted 26/08/2018 at 00:40:00
40 Posted 26/08/2018 at 00:43:54
41 Posted 26/08/2018 at 01:44:35
Defensively we are still very weak because they had two one on one opportunities early on too which coupled with our red card could have seen the game done for us.
We are definitely being a bit more attack minded with some nice interchanges but overall we still lack quality. Hopefully our new recruits will bring that quality.
Lots of things for Silva to think about including his own way of defending because we played Bournemouth yesterday who without any stand out players, gave us a hard game.
42 Posted 26/08/2018 at 02:23:56
Bringing on Calvert-Lewin to do absolutely nothing is always a mystery and though I like Davies, he was having a poor game today and should've come off.
And those saying Sigurdsson was MotM, well I can only shake my head.
43 Posted 26/08/2018 at 05:08:43
I'm a fan of the new gaffa, but fact is when ya team get 2-0 up after playing with 10 men they need help from the line.
A Mourinho or a Benitez would have brought on Zouma, gone 5 across the back and seen out the game.
Niasse or Calvert-Lewin for Tosun, or even Walcott up top for legs, but he had to do something before conceding 2 goals. His naivety was our downfall today, but he's young and will hopefully learn from today.
Richarlison isn't completely blameless that much is clear, but the team done what was needed, the manager did not.
44 Posted 26/08/2018 at 05:41:59
People confuse defending in numbers with good defending. They are two entirely different things. To defend in numbers you have to sacrifice your own ambition, your own threat. Its looks to me like Silva is not prepared to make that sacrifice.
Steve ferns wrote so much about Silva it'd take about 20 years to find out if he was right or not, but he was most definitely right about one thing. He said we would love this guy and although the romance is still in it's early stages, there has been much, very much, to like.
When we went down to ten men at Wolves and Bournemouth. Moyes, Allardyce and Koeman would all have shut up shop and defended in numbers. We'd have gotten a 0-0 draw, or conceded a late sickener. This fella surprises the opposition by attacking in numbers. both our centre backs were right under their crossbar for our second.
Can Silva sort out the defence ? I don't know
Will we concede by pushing men up the park in pursuit of goals ? Yes we will.
Will the goals we concede cancel out all the good work we've done going forward ? We cant rule that out o the Evidence so far
By all means be critical, that's your duty as an Evertonian and It's ok to moan like fuck when the anger of losing a two goal lead boils over, but please: Lets not start calling for the return of the likes of Moyes and the anti football defending in numbers represents.
Enjoy the fact that your heart is pumping again.
45 Posted 26/08/2018 at 05:50:40
46 Posted 26/08/2018 at 06:13:50
With 3 new defenders to work their way in (plus Holgate showing well and Keane certainly 'improved') I feel we'll get things right there sooner rather than later, the main thing for me is the performance at the other end. We're creating genuine chances every match, have put 6 goals away without the lead striker scoring and netted 2 today when our new golden boy was off the pitch. We finally look like a team that can cause problems for defence in a variety of ways - some smart passing from midfield, running at defence with pace, using the flanks or direct to a strong target man.
If we're to take some inspiration from across the park, surely scoring goals regularly is the first priority if we really want to challenge the big boys?
47 Posted 26/08/2018 at 06:41:02
That's a start! We've got 5 points from 9 after two away games... I mean if we'd scraped another win that would be 7 from 9 and we'd be over the moon with that start wouldn't we?
So let's not get too down. It feels like we lost 4 points in the away games but at least we're playing in such a way that we feel we should be winning away games!!!
So I'll give Marco a pass grade at the moment. The big concern is the defence but, then, he's only been here 5 minutes and has already brought in 3 new defenders to the club. At least it looks like he knows it's a problem too!
Stay positive Blues. There's plenty of reason for caution but also plenty for optimism.
48 Posted 26/08/2018 at 07:15:41
Yesterday's goals were down to lack of concentration and poor defending, which happen regardless of 'system'.
It's thirty odd years since we've had a defence I could completely trust. I'm not calling out any manager after three games.
49 Posted 26/08/2018 at 08:34:55
3 matches in and Im ecstatic
Were showing attack mindedness, amazing team spirit (I assure you we would have lost to both Wolves and Bournemouth last season in those circumstances) and we have a sense of togetherness and optimism. Were disappointed because we know we could have got more. Last season we were disappointed because we were always rubbish
3 games in and theres much to praise. Lest we forget its such early doors for Silva and hopefully hes here for a few years
50 Posted 26/08/2018 at 08:35:24
We have good if not better defenders to come in soon; also, the addition of Gomes in midfield could transform the team.
51 Posted 26/08/2018 at 08:47:25
Much better going forward. Genuine threat from our attacking players, feeling a bit for Tosun as hes now had about 120 mins playing on his own and sacrificing himself from getting into better positions to score himself. Hope he bags a couple soon as hes been doing lots of positive stuff.
Win the next two home games and these draws will hopefully be forgotten and seen as decent points.
52 Posted 26/08/2018 at 09:00:42
Yesterday, we were let down by two stupid mistakes... Richarlison and Baines.
53 Posted 26/08/2018 at 09:05:21
How's your head this morning?
54 Posted 26/08/2018 at 09:45:26
Moyes should only be let in Goodison if he has Ron Jeremy poking his member in one ear and out the other in the centre circle before kick off whilst the crowd do a minutes applause.
The rest of the post is boss, la!
55 Posted 26/08/2018 at 11:41:41
Yesterday we had poor performances from Coleman (hasn't been the same since his injury in my opinion), Baines (how often does the attacker get in front of him in the box leading to a penalty or goal), Davies, Richarlison and Holgate was a bit shaky. Given that and down to ten men we did well albeit it could have been even better.
Tom seemed to miss Morgan, I thought Keane played well again, Siggy and Theo are class acts and Tosun is showing what a good CF he is. Richi seemed frustrated to me that he wasn't in the game and allowed his frustration to boil over – he will learn.
For me Digne has to play. Baines looks good on the ball but defensively he is too vulnerable now and Digne is bigger and stronger. We will see Zouma this week and Bernard with the injuries and suspension and I just hope we don't see Jags reappear next Saturday when I am travelling for my first game of the season with the West Country Blues!
Seamus worries me – is it the effect of his terrible injury or is he just struggling to hit form? He hasn't been his consistent best so far this season and if he gets back to that level then he and Theo will be dynamite down the right.
Lots to be optimistic about but please stop slagging off the kids. If the back four and Gana are struggling then Tom is bound to as well. Some on the live forum started on Calvert-Lewin before he set foot on the pitch – this is lunacy. Some fans were like that with the young Graeme Sharp and look how he turned out!
A 21-year-old centre-forward is not going to stand out coming on with ten minutes left with a man down but he puts in the effort and will become a top striker in my opinion. Give these lads a chance!
56 Posted 26/08/2018 at 12:07:04
I can't remember when we have scored 2 goals in our opening 3 games with 2 of them being away. But I am sure one of our stats boys will soon tell me. I would also say remember last season when most of us said we just want to see an Everton team go out and try and win games especially away. Well you may criticize Silva for some things but he has certainly sent this team out to win every game home or away.
I think we also have to take on board he has brought in 3 defenders, so it didn't take him long to see were the frailties were in the team. But so far has not been able to start them because of injury, but hopefully in the coming weeks we will see his signings have an impact on the team. I know patience isn't something fans like to hear but let's give this man time, and I believe it will pay dividends. Most thought getting into the top 6 in his first season would be difficult, but I don't think he will be far off.
57 Posted 26/08/2018 at 13:35:06
58 Posted 26/08/2018 at 14:13:58
The big worry for me is: Is there a leader among the new men? Not just a captain but a player who can shout and instruct and liven up the team, make them aware that we are going to sleep etc. We certainly needed someone on the field like that yesterday, especially in the last 20 minutes or so
59 Posted 26/08/2018 at 14:16:59
The biggest difference I've noticed, is how he is getting so much more from the players he inherited (apart from Richarlison) which is a sign of an excellent man manager. Silva, appears to have created a new spirit within the squad and with everyone available to choose from, I can see a marked improvement in a very short space of time which bodes well for the future. Onwards and upwards.
60 Posted 26/08/2018 at 16:45:55
61 Posted 26/08/2018 at 16:54:32
62 Posted 26/08/2018 at 17:04:42
Another goal was from a free kick that was set up by Jags simply losing concentration when receiving a pass and then getting sent off. The free kick taken more than 5 yards closer than it should have been.
Watching Fulham vs Burnley, its 3-2 Fulham at the half. A whole lot of man marking from set pieces, yet 5 goals in the first half alone, with the defensive Burnley being victims 3 times.
People act as if everyone else is keeping clean sheets. And also failing to see how we are threatening the opponents goal far more. Chances are created in every game. The defense are still learning just as the rest of the team is. Its been three games with a different lineup in each game due to injury and suspension, with the new defenders not even brought into the team yet. Do ya think there might be a reason we signed three defenders in the window?
63 Posted 26/08/2018 at 17:18:14
You do come up with some warped observations.
Everton's defence seems to be your current bone to gnaw over.
As others have already pointed out, the signings of Mina and Kouma came too late to be included for the opening game against Wolves. Mina is carrying an injury. For all those calling for Digne, Baines has started the season well and is not ready for early retirement as some are lobbying for.
Silva is but three competitive games into his managerial reign at Everton, has not yet had a full defensive selection to choose from, but already you are calling him out as 'the 5th manager in as many years who don't know how to set up a defence that does not concede goals so lightly.'
If this is still the situation come - say, the end of October - then you may have a case. But how about paraphrasing and applying to Silva and Everton's defence the advice and encouragement you offer opposition teams: 'just be patient and the goals against will dry up [as the team and defence improve under Silva's tutelage].
As for your suggestion of recruiting Moyes as our defensive coach, d'ya really not know yer 'istory? Moyes should never ever be employed in any capacity at the club again, given his comments and conduct towards the club in the wake of his move to United.
And I rather fancy the role is already taken by one, or many, of Silva's coaching staff.
64 Posted 26/08/2018 at 17:29:52
In all other sports, defending is most important. But at Everton it is treated as an occupational hazard, as a new season takes place with the same defensive problems of panicking whenever a ball is put into the Everton penalty area. So unless you have a solution, please don't have a go at me, just send your comments to EFC.
65 Posted 26/08/2018 at 17:40:33
66 Posted 26/08/2018 at 17:41:03
Because Newcastle have set up to do nothing but defend!! Are you serious, you want that at Everton again? We just got rid of that with Allardyce, defend defend defend.
It does nothing but mire a club in the depths of the alsorans, mid table to lower table mediocrity and a bunch of "close" 1-0 defeats. Newcastle never even tried to win, just as they did against City last season while only having 19% possession.
Sorry, Ill take going to the win over 19% possession and losing 1-0 every single day of the week. You can go support Benitez if thats what you want to see. Enjoy, if you can stay awake long enough to see the inevitable conceded goal.
67 Posted 26/08/2018 at 17:52:37
68 Posted 26/08/2018 at 17:56:37
A bit premature there, aren't you, Steavey? The defenders we've just splashed the cash on haven't started yet. And we haven't played any of the top 6 yet.
As I say, some just can't wait to stick the knife into Silva.
69 Posted 26/08/2018 at 17:57:51
I watched the game yesterday and clearly Bournemouth should have been one up through Wilson when he skied a clear one over and that came from Leighton's lack of pace and Coleman being dragged across. Allied to Keane being slow turning right to left, it was clear Howe had targetted the over-the-top into the channel between Keane and Baines as the main avenue. This was seen again in the 2nd half for the Wilson one-on-one and then the penalty.
Wolves did similar and to me it's clear that speed and turning ability are a liability for us. Unfortunately, we will now see a change due to Keane's injury but it will at least negate a deficiency that, if I was still playing, would be my target. Get well soon, Mike.
In the other half, we were busy and had good possession but lacking a target. I like Cenk but he doesn't worry defenders like a true centre-forward would. He's a 7 out of 10 but to get an 8 will cost £50M so let's stick by him and see what he can produce as the front quartet bed in. Bernard will have to get used to the pace and power quickly and I don't see him doing so until November.
Finally, Charlie's red exemplifies what I hate about modern football. Playacting and refs who have never played. Once upon a time, Smith would have been ticked of by his own captain.
I am so happy compared to last season and wish all fellow Blues an exciting season.
70 Posted 26/08/2018 at 17:58:13
Lets try this again to see if it penetrates that skull of yours. SILVA HAS BEEN IN CONTROL FOR 3 GAMES AND HAS NOT BROUGHT ANY OF THE THREE NEW DEFENDERS INTO THE TEAM.
You act as if everyone else has been defensive stalwarts. They havent. The team is learning the new tactics and the manager is learning about the players. Its been individual mistakes that have cost us goals. Meanwhile we are a threat to win every game. The days of going to the "top 6" to defend for 90 minutes and hope for a 0-0 point are hopefully dead and buried.
71 Posted 26/08/2018 at 17:59:13
Come on lad, it's the third game into Silva's reign. Give him a chance.
72 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:00:35
You'll be able to tell me then that they kept a clean sheet and got at least a draw out of the game then, no?
73 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:02:47
74 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:05:31
That's staggeringly stupid! Everton have spent on defenders WHO HAVE NOT YET PLAYED! HOW FUCKING...[Don't want to get banned].
75 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:09:27
76 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:11:54
I don't know how we'll fare at those grounds this season or indeed in most matches we play home and away against any team. What I do know is that we are far more fun to watch and that is a start, but I also agree that conceding too many goals too often has to be stopped as soon as possible, for everybody's sakes and not just Silva's.
Remember Baines and Jags are likely in their final season wearing a blue shirt, Coleman may not be as suited to Silva's tactics but I suspect that yesterday's below par performance from him was probably down to that heavy challenge he received when he should have won a penalty. We do have new players to come into the team at some point and we have to hope that they are capable of improving the defence.
Many of us have become accustomed to finding fault and highlighting the flaws in our players and team, but I honestly believe that if Silva doesn't put us on the right road in the next twelve months we will probably have to give up hope of Everton ever achieving anything of note in the next few years.
The sooner the decision is taken about the new stadium and the quicker that Silva solves the defensive conundrum whilst maintaining the attacking intent the better.
77 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:12:13
Couldn't make it up.
78 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:14:15
79 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:19:01
Last season the issue was goals, not conceded but our dreadful lack of scoring them ourselves. This season we've scored 2 in each of the 3 matches, 4 of those goals while playing with 10 men. No changes, eh?
And please try to answer this, but think about it before you start typing: Why do you think Brands and Silva signed 3 defensive players this Summer? Maybe because they all knew that the players that were already here are not good enough, no?
80 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:20:55
Steavey "What is the point of spending huge amounts of cash on players when Everton cannot go away to the top 6 and get a draw or win".
As we haven't yet played any of the top 6 this season, methinks you're dabbling with a bit of fortune telling.
81 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:22:11
82 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:23:51
1. We are unbeaten after 3 games.
2. We have scored (twice) in each of those games.
3. We have won our [1] home game, and drawn our [2] away games – usually considered a recipe for success.
A point at Wolves should be considered hard-won and valuable – ask Pep Guardiola!
A point at Bournemouth, likewise; they were top of the league, for a few hours, on Saturday.
We are still very much a work in progress, but even the worst Silva-doubters (of which, there are, alarmingly many) must surely admit, that progress IS being made.
83 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:27:38
84 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:30:06
85 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:30:08
88 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:51:20
89 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:52:48
90 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:57:23
The captaincy is getting thrown about a bit mind.
Who should be our long-term captain?
Obviously not Jagielka or Baines.
91 Posted 26/08/2018 at 18:58:32
92 Posted 26/08/2018 at 19:07:34
93 Posted 26/08/2018 at 19:20:28
94 Posted 26/08/2018 at 19:34:32
95 Posted 26/08/2018 at 20:14:52
96 Posted 26/08/2018 at 20:25:27
97 Posted 26/08/2018 at 20:30:00
98 Posted 26/08/2018 at 20:34:02
Gomes looks a bit of a snarler, it can't be any worse.
99 Posted 26/08/2018 at 20:46:07
It's a trade-off and in the end it comes down to results; if the team is not good enough overall to play that way, you have to sign better players or change back to play more defensive.
All defenders make mistakes; you're going to get them every week if you want to be hyper-critical, it ain't easy.
100 Posted 26/08/2018 at 21:47:21
We have begged for that for years. One Martinez season aside weve scrapped of crumbs of joy.
Football like this is current in fashion the attack is dominating the defence and the way the game is referees is also reflected in that.
Whilst defensive improvement is necessary, Silva firmly believes that attacking a side a scoring nullifies defending like 'the 300 against wave after wave.
I happen to agree with his view, had Everton taken their chances in the first three games we would not be as occupied with the defending.
As for Saturday I think he did stop attacking Bournemouth when we scored the second. Whether the team needed a breather or as I believe he failed to make changes to keep the momentum going and kill Bournemouth off.
They did have 10 too. But overall you can see the changes, see the style, players in the main enjoy executing the game plan.
Despite the drama, enjoyed nearly every minute of that game.
101 Posted 26/08/2018 at 22:49:21
Still much better than last season and a positive start.
Chance for the new boys to show us what they can bring.
Also chance for Holgate to raise his game and establish himself.
Lookman should now be given his chance too.
102 Posted 26/08/2018 at 22:55:49
I think you can have it both ways. Unfortunately, and I hate to say this, but our close neighbours seem to be getting awfully close to proving that. Admittedly it has cost them millions but scarily after a few seasons they seem to be getting that balance.
My team were Catterick's early '60s team which were balanced and later obviously the Kendall '80s lads.
Silva needs to be given time and Moshiri's resources, however, although he has got 100% more from the players who were a disgrace last season attacking wise, he appears to have neglected the defensive side with last season's players.
Once his signings replace the old guard, hopefully we will see more of this balance but up to today we really are a shambles at the back.
103 Posted 26/08/2018 at 23:21:07
He has 11 back for all corners, then employs zonal marking, wtf... leave and Richarlison on the half-way line for corners, at least it's saying "Yeah I'm defensive, but I'll destroy you from corners," but no he just says "I'm scared, negative and defensive even from corners with these two in my team,"
Soz, just at corners I see a defensive coach, so does everyone else...
104 Posted 26/08/2018 at 23:35:50
Guardiola has all 11 men back when defending corners. Such a negative, scared manager is that Pep.
They also employ zonal marking. All 11 men back, zonal marking, Pep Guardiola. WTF indeed Jeff.
105 Posted 26/08/2018 at 23:48:43
What we desperately need as Andy C mentions in the piece linked below is a real leader on the pitch, someone who can make the right calls with the blessing of the boss.
106 Posted 26/08/2018 at 23:59:23
The idea is to quickly transition into attack, playing the ball in front of the player so he can run onto it instead of having to stand and fight off1-2 defenders. The idea is to create confusion for the team now on defense because they see multiple players getting forward, cant plan for which player will receive the ball, and cant just wrestle with an isolated man up top to send a headed ball right back toward our goal.
107 Posted 27/08/2018 at 02:20:31
It was a mistake from Baines but many times has he come around the back in a similar position and cleared danger, the goal from the corner is another poor one to concede, Davies constantly loses his man at corners ends up standing in space whilst it's being put in the net. He has to learn to be stronger at set pieces Silva may be playing Zonal but men still need picking up close to goal, it's just unfortunate that a loss of concentration at set pieces is costing us.
Scoring goals... players to come in... lots to be positive about for the season ahead.
108 Posted 27/08/2018 at 04:19:51
He is so slow that he is getting exploit in counter attacks very often. He is a traditional CB who is very good in the air. But that's about the only thing he is good at. Soccer has changed and CB has evolved. If he gets beaten by average strikers so easily, imaging how Lukaku, Aguero, etc will exploit him.
I hope Holgate, Mina, and Zouma can carry us this season. Relying on Keane and Jags will drag our level down for sure.
109 Posted 27/08/2018 at 07:34:31
City do bring eleven men back when defending a corner; Liverpool do it as well. When they do it, it is an attacking tactic; when we do it, it is defensive. We are informed, using coaching manual phrases, "Ah but City are on the half turn when defending corners" etc etc.
Victor, I agree re Keane. He will not be in the first choice eleven when we have a fully fit squad.
110 Posted 27/08/2018 at 11:27:54
Can you lip read as you seem to know everything Silva says, I hope he covers his mouth when he talks about you. So that's Silva AND Guardiola not good enough for Everton are you one that wanted a really strong manager like Pellegrini or Dyche able to prop up the league.
112 Posted 27/08/2018 at 15:13:26
Can I cast your minds back to last season. It's virtually the same players, but Jesus, boys, if you can't see the improvement what are you looking at? And however good a coach Silva may be, he doesn't have a magic wand. He can't put it ALL right in a matter of a pre-season, carried out without the new signings, and 3 games into a season. Some of you may need to adjust your expectations or you will be constantly disappointed.
There was soooo much work to do with this squad and there is a marked improvement in the first 3 games. Shouldn't EVERY Blue give credit where credit is due and not be so quick to criticise your own team and manager?
To those who have been quick on the trigger to launch critical attacks based on the first 3 games... look up the definition of Support and see if you fit the bill. If you don't, may I suggest that you don't call yourself an Evertonian.
113 Posted 27/08/2018 at 15:21:07
Well said. Great post.
114 Posted 27/08/2018 at 15:27:24
115 Posted 27/08/2018 at 15:37:36
117 Posted 27/08/2018 at 15:46:20
I hope there is no sudden drop off with suspension to our key player and a fair few other injuries. It will be interesting to see how we do without Ricy.
Silva played a huge part in bringing Ricy and a few other highly rated players to the club which should ensure we challenge upwards and not be in a relegation battle.
However Silva also needs to improve and adapt to the situation on the pitch otherwise he's simply another gung-ho Martinez manager who refuses to kill off games.
After the last few years I'm more than happy with that. I'll take goals, entertainment and top 10 now. However more than a few fans wrongly think we should be title contenders which I find ridiculous.
We all need to stick together and keep improving, players, coaches, fans and owners. When the tough times come we need to show support and encouragement and not return to the negative / silence of the last few years because we could easily go back to a Sam manager and kill all hope and excitement of what could be.
Other Points:
Did we appeal Jags red card, why not?
Ricy was stupid but we should argue our case of provocation and why was Smith not yellow carded?
We need to be pushy and challenge off the field decisions as well as on it.
Holgate has done well. He needs a top CB partner and that is not Keane if playing a high line.
118 Posted 27/08/2018 at 16:01:45
Zonal marking seems to be causing serious problems at set pieces, and of course Silva may adjust it or get the team to make it work.
Many will feel that, and I'm one of them, the manager should have made his substitutions much earlier than he did.
Both valid points, I would contend, seems to me it is fair to point them out.
119 Posted 27/08/2018 at 16:09:17
Asking for patience and pointing out all the good things being seen so far is one thing. Telling people to look up the definition of support and that they can't call themselves Evertonians? Okay. Sorry, this site must have been filled with reds all last season then as we all saw plenty to complain about.
120 Posted 27/08/2018 at 16:10:09
121 Posted 27/08/2018 at 16:20:03
122 Posted 27/08/2018 at 18:28:41
I didn't state that supporters should never criticise. Do you think a proper supporter can justify launching very negative criticism at a team with a new manager only a matter of weeks in, new players only just signed, & generally a whole new set up at the club, as fair and decent? If so, I wouldn't like to be in any team under your stewardship.
Should a new manager & his players, existing & new, not be given at least a fair crack before their own supporters start raining criticisms down at them?
I believe that CONSTRUCTIVE criticism can be used in a positive way. I don't believe that slating players & manager before they have even been given a fair chance is just, or advantageous to anyone connected to the club.
123 Posted 27/08/2018 at 18:41:19
Stick to your guns,I'm sure more will agree with you than not.
124 Posted 27/08/2018 at 18:48:46
It is a fact that however well Holgate and Keane have played against Wolves, Southampton and Bournemouth, they will struggle against the likes of Man City, Chelsea, RS etc. so the sooner Zouma and Mina are 'bedded in' the better for our prospects of handling the threats which will come from the 'Top 6' clubs.
125 Posted 27/08/2018 at 19:00:02
If you scroll up or see other threads you'll see that I've been saying repeatedly that the signs are positive, this season is about implementing change and that patience is the most important thing for us this year. Also have repeatedly told others that the manager hasn't even had a chance to bring in the new defenders, which he and Brands obviously targeted because they knew that the defense needs a massive overhaul.
My issue is throwing in the line about people not being Evertonians. Put that to rest. Disagree with them, correct the hyperbole and overreaction, etc. But just leave the stuff about being a proper supporter and Evertonian out of it.
126 Posted 27/08/2018 at 19:01:32
127 Posted 27/08/2018 at 19:04:28
Sorry girl, but that's just nonsense. You want every blue to give "credit where credit is due" after just three games, but you think those who criticise the shortcoming after the same three games shouldn't call themselves Evertonians ? You are joking right ? do you see any flaws in that logic ?
From where I stand Silva has been given all the credit in the world for the good work he does, I've given hi a fair bit myself, but that does not and will not exonerate him for errors which cost us games ?
I know a few would on here will lap up what you said, I could even name them, but when the day arrives where football managers can not be criticised, football debate dies. When football debate dies Football dies too.
This manager may have only been in charge for three league games, but he had another 7-8 pre season games to hammer home his message. For every corner we have faced - every single corner - This manager has dragged the entire team back into our own box. Not the worst crime . . But do you not find it slightly alarming that our eleven players are repeatedly beaten to the ball, by the 5-6 opponents. Near post, far post, under the crossbar, edge of the box. It doesn't matter where it goes our players consistently come second.
We know there has been an improvement certainly in attitude and ambition, but that doesn't mask EVERYTHING.
Much as you may want people to ignore the alarming situation we face with every corner conceded, there are thousands of Evertonians who wont, they see it as their right, their duty to flag it up
If you feel you want to give absolute credit to Silva and ignore our problems that's your choice, but you are fooling yourself by trying to come across all superior to the guy who like to call a spade a spade. The very fact that they are taking the time to post on this website gives them the right to call themselves Evertonians.
128 Posted 27/08/2018 at 19:19:06
Errr he hasn't made any errors that cost us games.
A win and two draws. Unless you want to score points by including friendlies.
" But do you not find it slightly alarming that our eleven players are repeatedly beaten to the ball, by the 5-6 opponents. Near post, far post, under the crossbar, edge of the box"
Using that tactical awareness are you suggesting our opponents leave 4/5 men not involved in the corner?
We have eleven in the box they have 4/5 in between the halfway line and the box?
130 Posted 27/08/2018 at 19:37:12
Even those "zonal advocates" who hilariously spent Saturday evening arguing who should be marking who...
132 Posted 27/08/2018 at 19:48:34
The defensive problems were so bad these last seasons, that I think most of us can live with those taking some more time to fix. Unless Silva seems like he's doing too good a job at the other end of the pitch, so that we want a walking-on-water solution in defense as a natural follow-up!... Oh, well... ;D
133 Posted 27/08/2018 at 19:50:08
135 Posted 27/08/2018 at 20:07:06
As I have said repeatedly, the man cannot waive a magic wand & all problems in attack, midfield & defence can all be cured in a few weeks. Mistakes have been made all over the pitch, not just defence, and at no point in the proceedings have I said, that here in fluffy land, I think everything is perfect.
But, having said that, there are some very promising indicators. On all the coaching & management courses I have attended for both sport & business, no tutor has ever given advice along the lines of, 'As soon as you see one of your team not doing as you think they should, give them a right ol' slagging off immediately & blame them for whatever went wrong.'
I have learned through experience that most people respond better to praise than criticism, and that people should be given time to learn & improve before you wade in with – that's all your fault!!
As another poster has pointed out, Silva has not even had the luxury of the same defenders available to him in 3 games, nor in pre-season as I understand it. So how you expect a perfect performance in these circumstances is beyond me.
We are all entitled to an opinion as to how & why we think things should be done differently on the pitch but, once again, to say that Silva has cost us games, is a very flawed logic, in my view and negative premature criticism.
Once again, as clearly, you have read things between the lines I did not write, I am asking that our supporters give the man a chance. Not sure which part of that you find so distasteful?
136 Posted 27/08/2018 at 20:28:32
137 Posted 27/08/2018 at 20:29:34
Silva has consistently and persistently pulled all his players back, it doesn't matter who plays, he still does it. You'll know what they say about the guy who keeps doing the same thing and expecting different results.
I'm happy about things in general this season. I have enjoyed all of the games, but I will continue to criticise the way he sets up his troops for dead ball situations, I felt strongly enough to pen a piece about it on here before Saturday's games.
I don't subscribe to the belief that you can only praise or criticise a manager. Nor that praise can be offered now, but criticism needs to wait a few months. These guys get paid a lot of money and, until they actually win something, every aspect of their management is fair game
138 Posted 27/08/2018 at 20:41:36
Then I applaud your call for patience with our new man. It seems not everyone is prepared to watch and wait before wading in with the boot. I just feel that we, ie, Everton, get a bad deal from many of the pundits & media etc, and it seems really unfair on our new manager and our players who are clearly trying to learn and implement sweeping changes in what they are being asked to do, that they are slated on here by people after a very very very short time.
I suppose with hindsight, I should just let all the negative souls have their say and not waste my energy or time with a post. Lesson learned. We all learn better from our own mistakes do we not?
139 Posted 27/08/2018 at 20:50:57
Bossy boots here again. I have just read your post about Silva again and would say that you just expressed an opinion or perhaps a concern as opposed to slating or outright criticism and laying blame.
My comment was not intended for posts such as yours. I hope that you accept my apology. No offence intended. Oh and yes, you have my permission to make constructive criticism without putting your status as an Evertonian at risk. :-) Bossy? Me? Never!!
140 Posted 27/08/2018 at 21:09:58
141 Posted 27/08/2018 at 21:20:15
Get subs in at 60-70 mins, or don't bother!
143 Posted 27/08/2018 at 22:41:10
They have just decided to take time out from their Premier League management career to moan about young kids who are still learning and have had to deal with at least 3 entirely different styles of football in the last couple of years, or players who keep receiving the plaudits of ex-professionals, the media and most other blues fans.
144 Posted 27/08/2018 at 23:13:36
Of course, some constructive criticism is always allowable but in this case somewhat premature surely? Don't rise to the provocateurs who love to cause an argument at the slightest excuse.
145 Posted 27/08/2018 at 23:26:37
From what I have seen (every minute of every game) we are hopeless at defending corners and perhaps the manager has been late with his substitutions, but what I like about this season is that I haven't had that feeling of dread going into games.
That is because our manager has brought about two significant changes to the squad:
1. He has removed the defeatist attitude when things go against us.
2. We are likely to score more than one goal in any game home or away and from several sources.
I do think Mina and Digne will make a big difference to our defence when they become established so until that time we just have to keep scoring goals.
146 Posted 27/08/2018 at 00:03:45
That said if by next year we're still conceding soft goals as per the last three matches I'll be posing questions again, of the players, the manager, or both, but as you and many other more sanguine souls have stated Silva needs time and we need to be patient.
And for what it's worth I read your "Evertonian" comments as no way derogatory to other posters. I'm sure you meant that Koppites might be expected to indulge themselves with such immediate criticism of Silva, whereas our fans should support until there's good reason to criticise which after three matches, five points, and a welter of new arrivals to embed is a long way off yet.
147 Posted 28/08/2018 at 02:16:35
Some teams defend in numbers in the opposing half, which is called pressing, others defend in numbers in their own half which is called dropping off. If you don't defend in numbers, you are vulnerable.
148 Posted 28/08/2018 at 07:29:07
You have systematically defended crap manager after crap manager all in the name of "positivity" and you have always been quick to round on anyone who doesn't clap so readilly. Silva has not just started defending corners like this, He's been doing it for years. So please, enough of this "new to the job" nonsense.
In this case IMO, Karen WAS the "provocateur" — I did not see any overly negative posts until she challenged the Evertonian credentials of others for voicing concerns. I personally have only said complimentary things about this new manager until now - see post 44.
Karen knows her stuff. Her posts are noticeable because she is one of the very few women to post on this site. She's as sharp as a knife... But I can't agree that people who criticise the manager should not call themselves Evertonians. just as I don't feel it would be right to tell those who have offered unquestioning blind faith the previous duds not to consider themselves blue.
It's fair to take the short period of time Silva has been here into consideration, but inherently wrong to keep silent about things which trouble you. Half the fan base voiced their concerns before the last fella had even taken charge of a game and rightly so... Should they not consider themselves Evertonians?
I'm made up with this guy. He has restored my faith in the game (yes he's done that after just THREE games) but when the day arrives when I feel an Everton manager is above criticism, that'll be the day I stop calling myself an Evertonian.
149 Posted 28/08/2018 at 09:01:04
Equally how people present positive reactions can annoy others.
We will all lean one way or another for all sorts of reasons and that is surely good.
What is worrying is that people get singled out for their track record. That turns a simple footy site into something approaching political debate.
And hands up, I have been guilty of that now and then!
150 Posted 28/08/2018 at 09:05:22
Where have I consistently defended "crap manager after crap manager"? I loathed Martinez, hated Koeman's aloofness and thought that it was a correct decision to sack Allardyce (even though he did the job that he was paid to do). No doubt, you'll start trawling through ToffeeWeb to find some quote that proves that I belong to the "happy clapper" tribe and have "rounded on anyone who doesn't clap so readily". I am not and I doubt you'll find any.
Karen certainly does "know her stuff" and is "as sharp as a knife". Yes, she is - why then do you start one of your replies with "Sorry girl, but that's just nonsense." Have you any idea how that sounds"? There's no "in my opinion" sentiment in there.
Finally "Half the fan base voiced their concerns before the last fella had even taken charge of a game and rightly so... Should they not consider themselves Evertonians?" Why are you directing this at me? Smokescreen again, Darren. Have I ever queried any Evertonian's credibility? Nobody is denying you your right to criticise an Everton manager. I'm sure it won't be long before you have a go at Silva!
I do admit however in the past to frequently calling out your opinionated delivery style, Darren, which I frequently find patronising to others. You could start an argument in an empty dressing room.
151 Posted 28/08/2018 at 09:22:44
The condescension to fellow posters who disagree with certain posters opinion is an undeniable problem on TW. It inevitably provokes reaction.
152 Posted 28/08/2018 at 12:39:52
11 men behind the ball for a corner, or 11 men behind the ball for 90 odd minutes like under Sam's 'leadership.' :-) I know which I prefer.
Happy to hear that you have some positive things to say about Silva. I haven't been on the edge of my seat watchin' us play for some time. But, it's starting to happen!!
I think we've both made a mistake on this thread. I've reacted badly to the early criticism & fickle finger of blame being pointed (not opinions) about the Manager & team.
My comments on being Evertonians, was wrong. I know that now. Your posts have brought a song to mind... He's misstra know it all. :-). I like posts that make me think & challenge what I think I know. So let's call it quits and return another day to debate more stuff. :-)
154 Posted 28/08/2018 at 13:26:00
156 Posted 28/08/2018 at 15:21:37
Dave A is right. I would give you a big hug. I firmly believe all is fair in love and debate and just because I disagreed with you in one post doesn't mean we won't agree tomorrow.
Let's hope next time we debate its because we disagree on who scored the best Everton goal in a big win.
157 Posted 28/08/2018 at 16:54:00
Marco Silva is a name on Manchester United's radar to replace Jose Mourinho'
Marco Silva is a name on the radar of Manchster United to replace Jose Mourinho should the Portugese boss leave, according to a report.
The Independent have claimed that Evertons manager could be one to move to Old Trafford if Mourinho does go.
Can't find this story anywhere in The Independent though.
158 Posted 28/08/2018 at 16:55:23
I don't believe it by the way. My post above sounds like I think it's true. 😕😕😕
159 Posted 28/08/2018 at 17:01:07
I despair at whats happened to the Echo, it seems they are now for some unknown reason trying to wind up the Blue half of Merseyside. When most people knew Allardyce was on his way they were talking about his pre season plans. They keep mentioning that Leipzig are favourite to get Lookman in this window. Yet when Barca were pursuing Courtinho they played it down, and said he is staying at Liverpool.
I get the feeling that they are begining to realize that the blue half has stopped buying the Echo, as most of its stories are about Liverpool.
160 Posted 28/08/2018 at 17:16:16
161 Posted 28/08/2018 at 17:41:49
That's interesting. I suspect the main reason for that was because of the issues with residents, noise etc.
I don't think Bramley-Moore Dock should have that issue, should it ever be used for such events.
162 Posted 28/08/2018 at 17:52:05
They would shit themselves in the accounts dept!
Anyway, aside from football, it is just a cheap tabloid now compared to a great local paper it once was.
163 Posted 28/08/2018 at 18:09:44
164 Posted 28/08/2018 at 18:17:48
"... so much so that his name is being floated for an England recall for the upcoming transfer window."
And we get wound up by this shite!
165 Posted 28/08/2018 at 18:19:32
Or may try and create one and send for all to print themselves.
Would be funny.
166 Posted 28/08/2018 at 18:26:39
I think it is more likely to be Zidane for United when Maureen is sacked. I stopped reading the Echo years ago. I couldn't continue to subscribe to the Red's fan magazine any longer.
ps: Darren #156 A big hug right back 'atcha :-) I look forward to debating the best goal of the season and hope there are many in contention. Ciao for now.
167 Posted 28/08/2018 at 18:36:50
168 Posted 28/08/2018 at 18:37:07
I effing love ToffeeWeb.
169 Posted 28/08/2018 at 19:56:30
170 Posted 28/08/2018 at 20:08:40
171 Posted 28/08/2018 at 20:10:34
172 Posted 29/08/2018 at 11:15:06
Add Your Comments
In order to post a comment, you need to be logged in as a registered user of the site.
Or Sign up as a ToffeeWeb Member — it's free, takes just a few minutes and will allow you to post your comments on articles and Talking Points submissions across the site.


text: About Us Blog 2016 May FYFA News: May 2016 Previous Post | Next Post FYFA News: May 2016 Posted By Face Your Fears Athletics || 31-May-2016 EVENTS Memorial Day Murph Sat 5/28/16 @ 8:00am BEACH GRID Sat. June 11th in Oxnard Ridiculous Obstacle Course Race (ROC Race) Sat. June 25th Memorial Day Murph It's here, the day we've all been waiting for… Memorial Day Murph! Join us on Saturday, May 28 at 8:00 a.m. for our annual memorial WOD. Don't let all those strict pull-ups and sprint drills go to waste! Come for the fun and stay for the food. Sign up to bring something tasty to share for our BBQ to be held right after the second heat. We look forward to seeing you there! FEATURED MEMBER: Katie Figueroa Katie has been a member of FYFA for 7.5 months . Her favorite skills & exercises include Box jumps and the Grid. She also recently dropped over 40 seconds on her repeatability test. Want to know what else makes Katie motivated? Be sure to check out her profile on our Featured Members page. FSC Update! We're three weeks into our Fearless Summer Challenge (FSC) and the results are already coming in! Participants eat throughout the day, following individualized diet templates that tell them what to eat, how much, and when based on the times they come to the gym. The training schedule was specifically designed by Head Trainer Ben De La Torre to support the diet, allowing participants to increase their strength and performance while following the nutrition plan. Check back in July when we announce the challenge winners! Tips for Current FSC Challengers Find a system that works for you. For some, making the same food every day helps them to stick to the plan. For others, it's best to change things up from day to day so they don't get bored. Find your system and stick with it! Use alternatives for your favorite foods. Love tacos? Make cauliflower tortillas! Craving buffalo wings? Google "crockpot buffalo chicken" and use FSC diet-friendly ingredients. Use spaghetti squash or spiralized zucchini as "pasta." The options are endless! Try changing up your nighttime casein. Shakes aren't your only options! Try mixing your casein powder with just a little bit of water to make "pudding." Freeze and blend it to make "ice cream" or use hot water to make "hot chocolate." Eat all your food. Even when it seems like a lot, the amount of food you're instructed to eat is based on extensive research and study. Your body needs the fuel, so eat it all! Focus on the good stuff. Remember, this is not a "quick fix." Some days the scale will go up. Some days you'll eat something you shouldn't. Don't kick yourself over it. Focus on the times when the scale goes down. Focus your overall progress from the start. Focus on all the good things that everyone else is sharing. You're doing great! New Nutrition Items for Sale Check out the new stuff we have available for purchase in the lobby! We are now an Optimal Nutrition (ON) distributor, so check out the protein options up front, or ask Ben if there's a flavor you don't see. We also have protein bars, water, and shaker cups on sale. Forgot your protein or intra-workout carbs for the day? Don't worry! We now offer "single serving" protein powder and carbohydrates for just a few bucks. Categories: Gym News Share Post

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Price: $17.00
Quantity: 1 available
Book Condition: Fine
001488: Penguin Classics Series. 1987 Reprint. "Gerald of Wales, a grandson of Gerald of Windsor and the Princess Nest, was one of the most dynamic and colourful churchmen of the twelfth century. THE JOURNEY describes, in almost diary form, the mission to Wales undertaken in 1188 by Baldwin, Archbishop of Canterbury, with Gerald as his companion. His approach was encyclopedic; as well as providing us with an accurate and quite comprehensive history of events in twelfth-century Wales, the book is crammed with lively accounts of local miracles, natural prodigies, folklore of all sorts and scenic descriptions of great beauty. " Scarce, Out Of Print, Book.: 5 x 7.75 in.: 333 pages
Title: The Journey Through Wales / The Description Of Wales
Publisher: Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England, Penguin Books: 1978
ISBN Number: 0140443398
ISBN Number 13: 9780140443394
Binding: Soft Cover
Book Condition: Fine
Shipping Weight: 0.80 Lbs.
Store ID: 001488
Keywords: British Irish Fiction


text:
Cruising around Spain can be a wonderful experience. (Photo: to cruise image by Rainer Schmittchen from Fotolia.com )
Cruises around Spain cover a lengthy coastline, especially if you are to include the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean.
Sea Cloud II combines the windjammers of the past with the comfort of today's modern cruise ships. Sea Cloud II, 360 feet, was built in 1931 and progressively updated in 2001, and can accommodate 69 passengers.
Sailors will enjoy the 29,600 square feet of sails. The restaurant, lounge, boutique and library have floor-to-ceiling windows, creating great observation opportunities. The cruise sails from Casablanca, Morocco, to Las Palmas, Canary Islands, on an eight-day excursion. Sea Cloud II makes stops in Arrecife, Tenerife, La Palma and San Sebastian, all part of Spain.
Sea Cloud Cruises, Inc.
32-40 North Dean Street
Englewood, NJ 07631
At 594 feet Insignia is a mid-size ship that can accommodate 684 passengers in an atmosphere reminiscent of an upscale, private country club. There are eight bars and lounges and six dining rooms. There is one outdoor pool amidships and a fully equipped and staffed gym and spa.
Insignia sails from London (Dover), England, to Barcelona, Spain, on a 14-night excursion. Port stops include Rouen, France; Guernsey, Channel Islands; Lorient and Bordeaux, France; Bilbao and La Coruna, Spain; Oporto and Lisbon, Portugal; and the ports of Cadiz, Malaga, Valencia and Barcelona in Spain.
Oceania Cruises
8300 NW 33rd Street, Suite 308
Miami, FL 33122
Silver Spirit is the newest addition to the luxurious Silversea fleet. Silver Spirit, 642 feet, placed into service in late 2009, can accommodate 540 passengers. Silver Spirit follows the Italian design of its sister ships and all of its 270 suites have an ocean view. On board is an intimate supper club and a new Asian restaurant.
Silver Spirit sails from Southampton, England, to Barcelona, Spain, on a 12-night excursion. Port stops include St. Malo and Bordeaux, France; Bilbao, Spain; Lisbon, Portugal; and Gibraltar, coming to a close at Cadiz, Malaga and Barcelona, Spain.
Silversea Cruises
110 East Broward Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Leaf Group is a USA TODAY content partner providing general travel information. Its content is produced independently of USA TODAY.


text:
When I was young, I realized a paradox. I remember thinking, "there are hundreds of religions, and they all think they are right." Even as a young child, I had this kind of self-awareness that my own faith was not exempt from this kind of rigid mindset.
What is true?
If we didn't believe our faith was true, we wouldn't practice it, but with so many different faiths, how can any one of us claim to have the monopoly on truth?Read More


text:
Tonight we review Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade with our BFF's from
ScoTori. Scott Pond & Tori Duke Pond.
The Last Crusade Turns 30 this year. Does it hold up? Join us and see if you agree with us. Email us at email@example.com
Please visit Scott and Tori's pages


text:
morning half-day workshops
8:00–11: 50 a.m.
This intermediate workshop informs participants on best practices
in gifted assessment and debunks prevailing myths regarding the
gifted (e.g., gifted is the same as high IQ; there is one best test to
identify gifted kids). The workshop introduces the new neuroscience
literature on talent development; differential diagnosis for the twice-exceptional student; the tripartite model of gifted and talented; and
what constitutes a comprehensive, ethically defensible, and best-practices test battery for gifted assessment.
Leader: Steven I. Pfeiffer, PhD, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
Exemplary clinicians have demonstrated that preventative practices
used by effective therapists who engage in trauma-specific therapies
protected them from vicarious trauma, or compassion fatigue. This
introductory workshop brings to the forefront that when dealing
with trauma, we need to be reminded that we, too, are human
and will be affected by the event. In addition, the presenter will
discuss evidence-based methods that promote prevention and build
resilience, and review the ethics of self-care.
Leader: Vladimir Nacev, PhD, Department of Defense/Defense Center of
Excellence, Washington, DC
This introductory workshop presents the latest approaches to
developing organizational cultures of trauma-informed care. In
contrast to trauma-specific interventions that focus directly on
ameliorating the effects of individual psychological trauma, trauma-informed contexts incorporate knowledge about trauma into all
aspects of organizational functioning. Built on core values of safety,
trustworthiness, choice, collaboration, and empowerment, these
cultures are created jointly by administrators, staff, and service
recipients. The workshop will address current best practices in
developing and assessing trauma-informed approaches in a variety
of settings.
Leaders: Roger D. Fallot, PhD, and Richard R. Bebout, PhD, CommunityConnections, Washington, DCFor full workshop descriptions and to enroll:


text:
When thinking about what kind of Baby Shower Present Ideas to buy, there are a lot of things to consider. Think about your options, and make sure you get something that you love! Similarly to theme, it may be a good idea to relate baby shower date to your present ideas. Pick out a present that your family and friends will love. Useful homemade baby shower gift ideas Other nice ideas for presents are ones that are useful. A heart-shaped measuring spoon set is something that everyone can use in the future. Every time they use the set, they will think of you!
While those bath products may look heavenly, chocolates look delicious or packaging may look adorable, what you see on screen can be very different from the finished product. For baby shower gift list whether it's a cause that's close to your heart, such as a cancer research group, or a cause that you support, such as animal shelters, be sure to let each guest know of the donation by placing a note at each place setting or table for guests to read. To find the right organization, do your research. Always be safe and ask for a sample. That way you can make sure everything smells, looks and tastes as it should, rather than splashing the cash on dozens of awful unique baby shower gift ideas.
A diy baby shower gift basket ideas has to be more than just pretty and useful. It also has to be packaged well. Depending on how you plan your present and where the baby shower is being held, packaging can make a world of difference when celebrating the baby shower party. If you are celebrate in the winter, hot chocolate is a great cute ideas for baby shower gifts that fits the season. If you prefer fall, try some spiced apple cider mix. For summer, sunscreen is both fun and useful. Be creative!


text:
Bike Rides & Hikes
Weekend Hike: Upper Bidwell Park, Chico
Chicoans are proud, justifiably so, of Bidwell Park, which – at 3,670 acres – is more than three times the size of San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
Bidwell is divided into lower and upper sections, as geographically different as they are beautiful. The lower trail, featuring playgrounds, bandstands, picnic areas and both paved and dirt trails, is more accessible to the community at large. But it's the larger and wilder upper trail where hardy Chico residents (and their many dogs) come to escape suburbia, lose themselves in nature and – so we're told – occasionally go au naturel in watery spots such as Bear Hole (or Bare Hole, as some call it).
Here is a 9.5-mile trek – with shorter options – that takes you through lava mud flows and riparian woods, affords postcard views of Big Chico Creek's coulee and offers side trips to swimming holes and a host of recreational splendors.
Weekend hike: Upper Bidwell Park Loop
Distance: 9.5 miles (with shorter options)
Directions to trailhead: Take Highway 99 to the East Avenue exit. Go 3 miles east on East Avenue. Just after the road changes to Manzanita Avenue, look for the sign saying "Upper Bidwell Park." Go straight at the sign for less than a mile. Turn left at the North Rim Trail (Parking Area B) sign. Drive 100 yards and park.
Route (9.5 miles): From the trailhead, go uphill on the North Rim Trail, past the junction with the Middle Trail and beyond a landmark, the Easter Cross. Continue on the North Rim Trail until the next junction at 3.6 miles.
Turn right on the B Trail and plunge down on switchbacks to the canyon floor. Take the B Trail 1.5 miles to the Upper Park Road (a dirt fire road), and turn right.
Stay on the fire trail until you pass Parking Area L and a metal gate. Go around the gate to Bear Hole and veer left past Parking Area K. Pick up the Yahi Trail, turning right. Follow it about 1.5 miles until it ends at the Upper Park Road. At Horseshoe Lake, follow the Middle Trail back to Parking Area B.
Easier route (7 miles): Take North Rim to the B Trail. When you reach the junction with the Middle Trail, turn right and follow the Middle Trail back to Parking Area B.
Easiest route (5 miles): From Parking Area B, go a few hundred yards on the North Rim Trail and turn right on the Middle Trail. Go 2.2 miles to Parking Area N. Turn right and take Upper Park Road for .5 miles to the Lower Trail, where you'll go 1.5 miles to the Middle Trail. Return to Parking Area B.
Toilets: Yes, at Bear Hole
Sam McManis: (916) 321-1145, @SamMcManis


text:
Former Democrat U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman (CT) urged members of the Senate Judiciary Committee to vote to confirm Sen. Jeff Sessions as the next Attorney General of the United States in a letter stating that his former colleague would be "a principled, fair, and capable Attorney General."
Lieberman remarked that he and Sessions have often disagreed on issues but successfully worked together in the sixteen years they served in the U.S. Senate.
The former Connecticut senator cited the Heroes Act (Public Law No. 109-13), which expanded death benefits for the families of fallen combat personnel from $12,000 to $100,000 and increased the Servicemen's Group Life Insurance (SGLI) from $250,000 to $400,000.
Lieberman called Sessions honorable, trustworthy, smart, a good lawyer and "…a thoughtful and open minded listener."
In the letter Lieberman encouraged members of the committee to judge Sessions on the totality of his life's work while giving greater weight to more recent behavior.
Lieberman pointed to Sessions' 2009 vote to confirm President Barack Obama's Attorney General nominee Eric Holder and offered Judiciary Committee members the measure he used for voting to confirm a Presidential nomination during his 24 years in the Senate. "…When I had to decide whether to advise and consent to a controversial Presidential nomination, I tried to remember that the question was not whether I would nominate that person, because that is the President's singular right and responsibility. The question is whether I could conclude that the nominee would carry out the responsibilities of the particular office for which he was nominated at that particular time."
The Judiciary Committee is holding hearings on the confirmation of Sessions over Tuesday and Wednesday. President-elect Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate Sessions very shortly after winning the presidential election, on November 18
Lieberman's letter in full is included here:
Senator Lieberman Support Letter by Breitbart News on Scribd
Follow Michelle Moons on Twitter @MichelleDiana


text:
Two years ago today, my husband, Christopher, and I took pictures int he freezing cold while traipsing all over American Tobacco Campus in Durham. We then went back to the church and made a covenant that we would love and cherish each other until death do us part. We then went to our reception and celebrated with family and friends, then later road off into the sunset. It was the perfect day.
It's funny because it's hard to remember my life before that day. Those memories now seem so far and distant---almost like a dream. Even though two years isn't a long time, so much has happened. We've comforted each other through family deaths and through family cancer scares. You held me when I cried because we didn't know how bad my dad's kidney cancer was. You knew how much being in limbo killed me. You held me on the nights, I bawled my eyes out because I was doing too much and not able to handle it. It was unreasonable for me to be trying to work 40 hours a week, commute 8-10 hours a week, and try to build a successful business all at the same time. During that time, you showed me grace, true Christ-like grace. Where I fell short, you picked up the slack. Whether that meant doing the dishes after or 3rd grilled cheese dinner in a week or doing our laundry so we would have clean underwear. During that time, when I was so stressed out that I didn't act very lovable---you loved me anyways.
We've been through some exciting things in two years too. We moved to a different state together, and found new jobs. You supported me as I made the leap into running my business full time. Six months ago, we bought our first house and have made that house a home. So as I wrap this up, I just want to say life with you is grand. I wouldn't have it any other way. Happy two years, babe. I know I'll be just as crazy about you at year fifty-two.


text:
Meetings & Conferences
Rooms at the Carnegie Center can be leased for meetings, conferences, and other special events. The renovated and expanded historic building provides clients with modern facilities one block from the Boardwalk and Beach. With its central Atlantic City mid-town location it provides close proximity to public transportation, and a number of casino/hotel properties, including:
- Bally's Park Place
- Borgata
- Caesars
- Claridge
- Courtyard Marriott
- Golden Nugget
- Resorts
- Sheraton
- Showboat
- Tropicana
Carnegie contains a 75-seat lecture hall, a 40-seat multi-purpose room, a 22-seat state-of-the-art computer laboratory, a 15-seat executive conference room, and three (3) seminar rooms with seating capacities to 25. All rooms have a wall-mounted whiteboard.
Each room has an electronic podium (e-podium) that includes:
- a 15-inch flat screen starboard.
- Pentium 4 Processor/3 GHz, Windows XP Professional Operating System; Microsoft Office Professional software, accommodating a flash drive, CD/CDRW, Zip, and floppy disk. USB port is available on podium.
- an ELMO visual projector (document camera) and DVD/VCR.
- a 10 MB data connection for high-speed Internet access.
- connection for a personal laptop.
- electrical output/jack.
For instructional purposes and presentations, each e-podium has the capacity to transmit via ceiling mounted projector and speakers to either a 4 ft. by 7 ft. drop-down screen (lecture hall, multipurpose room, and computer lab), or 50-inch wall-mounted plasma display with speakers (seminar rooms). The executive conference room does not have an e-podium; however, it does provide table data and electric access for personal laptop that can transmit to the 50-inch wall mounted plasma display.
Wireless high speed Internet access (WiFi) is also available throughout the facility. In addition, the Carnegie Center has a terrace and spacious lobbies for receptions and special events. A full range of catering services is available from light refreshments to formal white linen service.
Each room is individually climate controlled, and free and convenient parking within 1/2 block of the facility is included in rental costs. A security staff is on-site, and the facility is equipped to send/receive faxes, copy/duplicate/scan, and provide computer/printer access.
Description of Rooms
Rental Fee: $425.00 for the first three hours, $60.00 additional hourly rate
- State of the art computer laboratory with 22 Dell computers, each with:
- Hardware: Pentium 4 Processor/3 GHz
- Operating System: Windows XP Professional
- Software: 2003 Office Professional
- Monitor: 17-inch flat screen
- Lab is wired with a 10 MB data connection for high speed Internet access
- Electronic lectern, ceiling mounted data/video projector, and 4ft. by 7ft. drop-down screen
- Sound system consisting of microphone, speakers, and amplifier coupled into technology
- Each computer has the ability to print to an HP LaserJet 4200dtn
- Whiteboard (4 ft. by 10 ft.)
Rental Fee: $275.00 for the first three hours, $75.00 additional hourly rate
- Tiered hall with 71 permanent stadium seats with pull-up tablet large enough to support a laptop; 4 ADA seating. Each seat has data and electric outputs for laptop use and high speed Internet access
- Electronic lectern, ceiling mounted data/video projector, and 4ft. by 7ft. drop-down screen.
- Sound system consisting of microphone, speakers, and amplifier coupled into technology.
- Whiteboard (4 ft. by 10 ft.)
- Six inch raised stage with ramp (117 sq. ft.)
Rental Fee: $225.00 for the first three hours, $60.00 additional hourly rate
- Electronic lectern, ceiling mounted data/video projector, and 4ft. by 7ft. drop-down screen
- Sound system consisting of microphone, speakers, and amplifier coupled into technology
- 40 chairs with 20 mobile tables set in 5 rows of 8 individual seats
- Room can be arranged into other configurations, included U or box-shape; however, the number of seats may decrease depending on room configuration.
- Whiteboard (4 ft. by 8 ft.)
Rental Fee: $125.00 for the first three hours, $30.00 additional hourly rate
- Electronic lectern and wall-mounted 50 inch plasma display with speakers
- Six semi-trapezoid seminar tables joined together to form a circle accommodating 12 chairs; and 12 tablet-arm chairs
- Whiteboard (4 ft. by 6 ft.)
- Rooms can be arranged into other configurations
All rental fees are subject to change. A $50.00 administrative fee will be included in all rental contracts. Please be advised that the state mandates that groups have $1,000,000 individual and $3,000,000 aggregated bodily injury and a liability policy issued by a Class A company, assignable to the University.
For event scheduling or additional information, please contact Ms. Brandy Pavia, Operations Manager, at (609) 626-3852 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Director of Operations for the Atlantic City Campus, Mr. Alexander C. Marino, can be contacted at (609) 626-3851 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
96 Tests PN: B212290
45x Ab-conjugated beads (S4P4 - Mouse MEC Ab-bead). PN: B212290A. One vial containing 100 µL of anti-mouse MEC conjugated to AimPlex Bead S4P4.
25x Biotin-detection Ab (Mouse MEC Biotin-dAb). PN: B212290B. One vial containing 100 µL of biotinylated anti-mouse MEC.
Lyophilized Standard Mix - Mouse MEC. PN: MMECAG. One vial containing lyophilized recombinant mouse MEC.
Application: Optimal antibody pair and antigen standard for assaying human Mouse CCL28/MEC/CCK-1. To be used in conjunction with the AimPlex Mouse/Rat Basic Kit (PN: P200201) and a diluent kit. Refer to the AimPlex Multiplex Immunoassay User Manual and kit inserts for the assay procedure.
Storage: 2-8 C in the dark
Important: Sodium azide forms explosive compounds with heavy metals. These products contain <0.05% (w/w) azide which with repeated contact with lead and copper commonly found in plumbing drains may result in the buildup of shock sensitive compounds. Dispose in accordance with regulations from your institute.
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Assay Specifications:
Sample types: Cell culture supernatant, serum, plasma, bodily fluid and tissue/cell lysate
Sensitivity (LOD): < 20 pg/mL
Quantitation range:
LLOQ: < 40 pg/mL
ULOQ: > 5,000 pg/mL
Standard dose recovery: 70-130%
Intra-assay CV: < 10%
Inter-assay CV: < 20%
Sample volume: 15 µL/test
CCL28, also known as mucosae-associated epithelial chemokine (MEC), CCK1 and SCYA28, is a chemokine. CCL28 regulates the chemotaxis of cells that express the chemokine receptors CCR3 and CCR10. CCL28 is expressed by columnar epithelial cells in the gut, lung, breast and the salivary glands and drives the mucosal homing of T and B lymphocytes that express CCR10, and the migration of eosinophils expressing CCR3. This chemokine is constitutively expressed in the colon, but its levels can be increased by pro-inflammatory cytokines and certain bacterial products implying a role in effector cell recruitment to sites of epithelial injury. CCL28 has also been implicated in the migration of IgA-expressing cells to the mammary gland, salivary gland, intestine and other mucosal tissues. It has also been shown as a potential antimicrobial agent effective against certain pathogens, such as Gram negative and Gram positive bacteria and the fungus Candida albicans.
Rodriguez MW, Paquet AC, Yang YH, Erle DJ (July 2004). "Differential gene expression by integrin beta 7+ and beta 7- memory T helper cells". BMC Immunology. 5: 13. doi:10.1186/1471-2172-5-13. PMC 476736. PMID 15236665.
Kunkel EJ, Kim CH, Lazarus NH, Vierra MA, Soler D, Bowman EP, Butcher EC (April 2003). "CCR10 expression is a common feature of circulating and mucosal epithelial tissue IgA Ab-secreting cells". The Journal of Clinical Investigation. 111 (7): 1001–10. doi:10.1172/JCI17244. PMC 152588. PMID 12671049.
John AE, Thomas MS, Berlin AA, Lukacs NW (February 2005). "Temporal production of CCL28 corresponds to eosinophil accumulation and airway hyperreactivity in allergic airway inflammation". The American Journal of Pathology. 166 (2): 345–53. doi:10.1016/S0002-9440(10)62258-4. PMC 1602329. PMID 15681819.
Hieshima K, Ohtani H, Shibano M, Izawa D, Nakayama T, Kawasaki Y, Shiba F, Shiota M, Katou F, Saito T, Yoshie O (February 2003). "CCL28 has dual roles in mucosal immunity as a chemokine with broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity". Journal of Immunology. 170 (3): 1452–61. doi:10.4049/jimmunol.170.3.1452. PMID 12538707.


text:
How to Choose a Family Dentist- 7 Tips
It is imperative to relate properly with a family dentist since the oral care of everyone at home is a top priority. However, there are numerous family dental clinics around town, and that always hampers the ability of most people to select the best. It is with the 7 tips listed next that your selection will become easy.
Find out how qualified the dentist and his support staff are. Giving such information some consideration will help you ascertain if your family will get the oral care help they need if they visit a particular professional. Additionally, a good family dentist is one who offers specialized services such as the installation of braces, dental implants, Invisalign and other devices.
Your children will obviously need to visit the dental practice from time to time. So, ask about the measures in place to make the environment friendly for them. The childrens dentist in charge should make sure that such measures are in place to alleviate the fears present in your young ones.
Interesting Research on Experts – What You Didn't Know
Speak to friends who have made recent visits to family dentists and seek recommendations from them about such experts. Discuss lengthily about the suggestions they give you so as to find out about aspects of the oral care specialists in question that make them better than others.
The Beginners Guide To Dentists (Finding The Starting Point)
Inquire from family dentists about the acceptance of your dental insurance before settling on one. If you find a dental practice that accepts your cover, the bills that result will often be low. Find out if the family dentist offers payment plans to clients if the practice does not. Therefore, don't fail to pick a particular family dentist if he does not accept your insurance because you may not find one who surpasses his experience and skill record.
An online visit is appropriate since you will find out about a particular dentist's activities and level of patient satisfaction from testimonials and reviews. If there are numerous complaints targeted at a particular clinic or professional, seek services elsewhere.
The involvement of a dentist in professional organizations says a lot about his seriousness in the provision of oral care services. With such membership comes a commitment to provide excellent patient care, a benefit that your family needs from an oral health specialist.
Take a tour of the family dentist's website because you will learn about the training, experience, and personality of professionals and their support staff. Besides that, you will check out the mission and vision of the clinic, which are traits that will help you to know about the kind of persons you intend to deal with in the future. Also, you will learn about the dental technology in place by looking at the services on offer and equipment in place.


text:
Share on ThriftyFunThis page contains the following solutions. Have something to add? Please share your solution!
Heat oil in a skillet over medium heat. Add onion and garlic cloves and cook, while stirring, until onion begins to soften, about 5 minutes. Add garbanzo beans and diced tomatoes. Simmer until thickened but still saucy, about 6 to 8 minutes. Remove from heat, season with salt and pepper, stir in the basil, spoon in to serving bowls, and enjoy.
By Deeli from Richland, WA
Easy and inexpensive. Goes great as a salad or soup topper or snack.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
Lightly coat a roasting pan with olive oil and spread garbanzo beans in the bottom. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, toss to coat and let stand for 15 minutes.
Sprinkle with seasoning mixture and shake pan to coat beans again.
Roast on bottom rack of oven shaking pan about every 15 minutes until browned and crunchy. It takes about 35 to 50 minutes to roast. Cool to obtain the crunchiness and store in an airtight container.
Here are some spice combination ideas:
By Deeli from Richland, WA
Preheat oven to 400 degree F.
Mix hot sauce and butter in a bowl, add garbanzo beans, toss well, scoop out with a slotted spoon, spread out on a rimmed baking sheet and bake for 15 minutes.
Evenly drizzle remaining sauce over the garbanzo beans and continue to bake until crispy on the outside but still soft on the inside, about 15 to 20 minutes.
Remove from oven and let cool.
Place lettuce and garbanzo beans in a bowl, toss with blue cheese dressing and serve.
By Deeli from Richland, WA
Combine the beans, onion, garlic, tomato, parsley, olive oil and lemon juice together in a bowl, season with salt and pepper to taste, chill for at least 2 hours to allow flavors to blend and serve.
By Deeli from Richland, WA
A simple, easy snack. Choices for your favorite powdered spice can range anywhere from cumin, cayenne, onion, garlic to cinnamon. Be creative!
A perfect quick, tasty, and healthy salad for two served with lightly toasted or grilled pita wedges.
Using dried beans in your recipes can be an economical alternative to canned. This is a page about using dried garbanzo beans.
Hummus is a healthy recipe that can be used as a dip or a spread. It's fairly expensive to buy and relatively easy to make yourself. This page contains homemade hummus recipes.


text: Simplicity 7375, Copyright 1996, Misses' Dress, Vest and Jacket: Pullover mid-calf length Dress A and B has scoop neckline, flared skirt stitched to bodice at raised waistline seam, elasticized back tab with purchased clips and optional ribbon bow. A has long sleeves. B has contrast bodice and cap sleeves. Vest A and Jacket B have V neckline and button front. All pieces have optional zig zag topstitching.


text:
Lauren Southern DENIED ENTRY into the UK – Tucker Carlson and Katie Hopkins REACT
Published by ivankinsman
I am continuously bemused by what is happening all around the planet in terms of mankind's degradation of the natural environment. We still be pursuing a consumerist-driven model that nearly always puts economic growth before environmental concerns and this is going to lead to catastrophic consequences FOR OUR CHILDREN AND THEIR CHILDREN. This domain will host a database of articles from major media publications that I come across that are relevant to this issue. It is not all bad - I will also be posting news on positive progress with green power and technologies. View all posts by ivankinsman


text:
Glasdon Inc.
Booth #2429
5200D Anthony Road
Richmond, VA 23150
804-726-3777 Fax: 804-726-3778
Glasdon produce a wide range of Recycling Bins for a variety of recycling streams and an extensive range of Trash Cans and Cigarette Units for the waste which can't be recycled. We hope that by providing the tools to make recycling and trash disposal as easy and simple as possible that together we can help keep our surroundings beautiful.
Products in:
Furniture/Furnishing Materials
Experts in providing recycling, trash cans and cigarette waste solutions.


text:
This was such a special one for me! Jess and Geordie are having a baby! And I had the honour of capturing their maternity photos in Boundary Bay! They're some of my closest friends and have been in my life for many years! I met Jess in grade 5 at English Bluff Elementary in Tsawwassen. We were immediate besties from day one. We played sports together, travelled together, celebrated holidays together, got into trouble in high school together. Over the years, the only time we EVER had a disagreement was in grade 5 when we couldn't decide who was going to be Sporty Spice :)
Jess and Geordie met in highschool, and although they never dated until afterwards, our whole friend group saw this couple in the making a mile away. And we were all so HAPPY when they finally figured out they were perfect for each other :)
The evening of their maternity photos can only be describes as dreamy. It was one of the first warm nights of the year and clear skies in the forecast. We headed down to Boundary Bay for their shoot. Jess was totally prepared with a gorgeous red Minca blanket, and Geordie (bless him) came with Four Winds beers to share, with me, not Jess ;) Their sweet pup Bodhi added such a fun and candid element to their photos!
At sunset, we headed to the dyke for gorgeous photos as the skye was changing from blue, to purple to pink. A perfect way to end a maternity shoot.
Jess and Geordie, I know I've said it a million times, but I'm SO happy for you guys! You guys are going to make the most amazing parents and I can't wait to raise our kids together! xoxo P


text:
complete tractor , light fire damage to cabin ,
engine and tractor starts and drives ,
6cyl turbo charged perkins .4
sold as is ,
delivery available Australia wide ,
free delivery with in 300kms of Melbourne
65hp, 4 cyl diesel, Attachments - front mount dozer blade
in good condition , will need minor repair on engine bell housing , starts and drives , come in from insurane co ,
priced to sell as is ,
delivery available
Hours 370, Petrol, Attachments: capston drum on side. Capacity 1,000 kg x 400 mtr. Condition good, engine has been removed, still with unit, needs hydralic pump. Ex telstra, been used for tower erection, have other diesel power packs in stock to suit
In very goon condition , need linkage arms , crane on rear is not with tractor.
ex local government , genuine hrs , this is not a chinese import
The item you are attemping to add to compare is a different subtype to the items(s) in your list.
Only items of the same subtype may be compared.


text:
HTML nerds like to make a big deal about buttons being different from links, to shame web designers that make links that look like buttons.
But buttons and links have had intermingled functionality since the earliest days of the web. The distinctions between the two are arbitrary and inconsistent.
They are only different if you aren't using CSS to style.


text:
Newport Beach, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/14/2013 -- Every week, EDM Sauce brings readers the very best in electronic dance music, including free tracks. Now the EDM Sauce has introduced the EDM Lifestyle Store and has partnered with the headphone company, LSTN headphones. Now, readers can listen to their favorite electronic dance music tracks in style and with brilliant sound. The amazing LTSN headphones are available at: http://store.edmsauce.com/collections/lstn-headphones
"What's great music without spectacular headphones? LSTN is a unique headphone company that caught my attention not only because of the great looks, but also the charitable givings behind the company. Now, EDM Sauce is carrying them and it is amazing! We are very proud to be partnering with such an amazing company." – Stevo Jacobs, Founder, EDM Sauce
The EDM store has accessories, men's rave clothing , women's rave clothing , even a clearance section. LSTN Headphones complement these items with headphones made from reclaimed wood and providing the most amazing full range of sound. Every purchase of LSTN Headphones will help restore hearing for a person in need through the Starkey Hearing Foundation. The complete line of LSTN Troubadors, Bowerys and Fillmores can be found at http://store.edmsauce.com/collections/lstn-headphones
About EDM Sauce
EDM Sauce is the only place on the Internet to get the very best in electronic dance music news, resources and downloads. With editors and writers all over the world, EDM Sauce covers the entire electronic dance music scene from sea to sea and border to border. Never miss a beat; check in at EDM Sauce daily.
If you would like more information about this topic or to book Fest Raiders, please contact Stevo Jacobs at firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Stevo Jacobs
Website: http://store.edmsauce.com


text:
SUR Marine will be she causing there ST330 ST290 & Easy 290 at The Thames Valley & London boats show new for 2019 contact us for more information or visit www.thamesvalleyandlondonboatshow.co.uk We look forward to meeting you all.
After a successful Southampton boat show 2018 SUR Marine will be attending Düsseldorf Boat Show 2019 For more information please contact us. We will have the full range of tender on display. Dates for the show 19.01. 2019 to the 27.01.2019
This year See The Range of SUR Tenders at the Southampton Boat show 2018 This year we will have on display ST 370, ST330, ST310, ST290, ST260 Easy290, Easy 270,LT270 & LT190.
Talk to one our friendly Staff, Visit us on Stand E073 for your New Luxury Tender. Or contact us on 02380 456 116
Following on from a successful London Boat show 2018 See a SUR Marine Luxury Tenders at Poole boat show.