Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Women Win Against Norway... and #MartinezOUT

The United States women's team defeated Norway 2-1 today in the Algarve Cup. Hope Solo came straight back into the first team after her suspension, and the effort shown was poor. The only thing I can praise the women for was their determination not to lose.


Then, the "main event" at the Brittania: Stoke-Everton. That was about as enjoyable to watch as tennis. Roberto Martinez went out there with a so-called 4-3-3 formation with 1 winger and 4 center midfielders. And that's not even the worst part. He never put a second winger on throughout the game. (He did put Mirallas on, but only after taking Lennon off) He has been doing this for far too long, and everyone knows the team set to play week in, week out, which is depressing. So, I think there has to be a change at Everton manager immediately. Roberto Martinez should not be allowed to ride the bus back with the lads back to Liverpool. Even though Robles played magnificently in Howard's absence, he puts him straight back in after injury. That's not being a manager, that's playing favorites. I could go on and on with all of this, not to mention Lukaku's shot that he should've scored. The only player that I can genuinely say cared was John Stones. He has played very well, and also Garbutt with his corner delivery. Those two should be in the starting XI every week, if fit, on merit.

And now, my message to all Evertonians in Britain: do whatever you have to do to get Martinez out.

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