Wow, great season, mate, you have chances next year to win the title for sure!
1
Moneyball | Everton FC
- POSTS36
- VIEWS16275
Thanks mate! I would've responded quicker but I'm buried with school lol.
2013-14 Season Review
http://www.noga.pl/a/druzyny/herby/everton.jpg
Everton Review
Barclay's Premier League: 22-11-5(77 Points, 3rd Place
Capital One Cup: Third Round defeat to West Ham United
FA Cup: Fourth Round defeat to QPR
Everton Player of the Year: Leighton Baines
Everton Golden Boot: Kevin Miralles(20)
Stats:
![]()
http://www.tvbeurope.com/image/image_gallery?uuid=6ae1aa00-09cc-4766-aa55-3096c82a3276&groupId=26422&t=1384873441650?filename=Premierleague_250.jpg
Barclays Premier League Review
Table:
UCL Qualifiers: Manchester City, Manchester United, Everton, Arsenal
Euro League: Chelsea, Fulham, West Brom
![]()
Stats:
Goals Scored:
![]()
Assists:
![]()
Average Rating:
![]()
Player of the Match:
![]()
Awards:
Player of the Year: Leighton Baines
Player's Player of the Year: Kevin Miralles
Manager of the Year: Manuel Pelligrini(Man City)
Young Player of the Year: Jack Wilshire(Arsenal)
Golden Gloves: David de Gea(Manchester United)
Team of the Year:
![]()
Hirings/Firings:
Andre Villas Boas Fired Spurs
Gus Poyet Fired Sunderland
Sam Allardyce Fired West Ham
English Cups
FA Cup: Manchester United 2 - West Brom 0
Capital One Cup: Arsenal 2 - Chelsea 0
Promotion/Relegation
Promoted into BPL: Nottingham Forest, QPR, Wigan
Relegated: West Ham, Sunderland, Crystal Palace
![]()
Around Europe
UEFA Champions League
La Liga Champion: Real Madrid
Bundesliga Champion: Schalke 04
Serie A Champion: Fiorentina
Ligue 1: PSG
Eredivisie: AZ
Portugal: SLB
Turkey: Galatasaray
-----End of 2013/14 Season-----
http://www.noga.pl/a/druzyny/herby/everton.jpg
Everton Review
Barclay's Premier League: 22-11-5(77 Points, 3rd Place
Capital One Cup: Third Round defeat to West Ham United
FA Cup: Fourth Round defeat to QPR
Everton Player of the Year: Leighton Baines
Everton Golden Boot: Kevin Miralles(20)
Stats:
http://www.tvbeurope.com/image/image_gallery?uuid=6ae1aa00-09cc-4766-aa55-3096c82a3276&groupId=26422&t=1384873441650?filename=Premierleague_250.jpg
Barclays Premier League Review
Table:
UCL Qualifiers: Manchester City, Manchester United, Everton, Arsenal
Euro League: Chelsea, Fulham, West Brom
Stats:
Goals Scored:
Assists:
Average Rating:
Player of the Match:
Awards:
Player of the Year: Leighton Baines
Player's Player of the Year: Kevin Miralles
Manager of the Year: Manuel Pelligrini(Man City)
Young Player of the Year: Jack Wilshire(Arsenal)
Golden Gloves: David de Gea(Manchester United)
Team of the Year:
Hirings/Firings:
Andre Villas Boas Fired Spurs
Gus Poyet Fired Sunderland
Sam Allardyce Fired West Ham
English Cups
FA Cup: Manchester United 2 - West Brom 0
Capital One Cup: Arsenal 2 - Chelsea 0
Promotion/Relegation
Promoted into BPL: Nottingham Forest, QPR, Wigan
Relegated: West Ham, Sunderland, Crystal Palace
Around Europe
UEFA Champions League
La Liga Champion: Real Madrid
Bundesliga Champion: Schalke 04
Serie A Champion: Fiorentina
Ligue 1: PSG
Eredivisie: AZ
Portugal: SLB
Turkey: Galatasaray
-----End of 2013/14 Season-----
June 10, 2014 - Montevideo, Uruguay
Finished up our friendlies to get ourselves sharpened up before the World Cup. Feeling pretty good, Luis Suarez is seeming to get into the flow of the game. We went to Turkey, Austria, and Ghana to prepare for these matches and I think we handled it well. We won 2-0 in each of our games, which makes me feel real good. Considering I'm not too worried about our midfield or forwards, but whether our backline will be effective. We won't have Maxi Periera for the tournament, as he tore his hamstring during the domestic season.
Our starting XI is going to look like:
Cavani
Ramirez- Suarez- Sanchez
Lodeiro- Gargano
A. Periera - Godin - Caceras - Fucile
Muslera
I feel that it is a strong XI and very capable of doing some damage.
On the Everton front, we did lose Lukaku, Barry, and Delafou. We tried to resign Barry, but he wants insane wages, so he is a no. We did pick up a replacement in Etienne Capoue, which we think is a really good replacement in the midfield. He is also 25 and we now have an anchor to build around there. We then are in the running for an attacking midfielder from Dynamo Kyiv, Andriy Yarmenlenko, he is deciding between us and Liverpool, we have UCL honors so I hope he chooses us. We made a huge splash in the transfer market, signing Victor Valdes from Barcelona on a free transfer. He will have a big contract but it is worth it as long as we stay in the UCL. With these additions and a couple of loanees, we might be very set for another great campaign.
John McCarry Uruguay National Team Manager
Finished up our friendlies to get ourselves sharpened up before the World Cup. Feeling pretty good, Luis Suarez is seeming to get into the flow of the game. We went to Turkey, Austria, and Ghana to prepare for these matches and I think we handled it well. We won 2-0 in each of our games, which makes me feel real good. Considering I'm not too worried about our midfield or forwards, but whether our backline will be effective. We won't have Maxi Periera for the tournament, as he tore his hamstring during the domestic season.
Our starting XI is going to look like:
Cavani
Ramirez- Suarez- Sanchez
Lodeiro- Gargano
A. Periera - Godin - Caceras - Fucile
Muslera
I feel that it is a strong XI and very capable of doing some damage.
On the Everton front, we did lose Lukaku, Barry, and Delafou. We tried to resign Barry, but he wants insane wages, so he is a no. We did pick up a replacement in Etienne Capoue, which we think is a really good replacement in the midfield. He is also 25 and we now have an anchor to build around there. We then are in the running for an attacking midfielder from Dynamo Kyiv, Andriy Yarmenlenko, he is deciding between us and Liverpool, we have UCL honors so I hope he chooses us. We made a huge splash in the transfer market, signing Victor Valdes from Barcelona on a free transfer. He will have a big contract but it is worth it as long as we stay in the UCL. With these additions and a couple of loanees, we might be very set for another great campaign.
John McCarry Uruguay National Team Manager
http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2013/01/2014-world-cup-4k.jpg
[SIZE=4]World Cup Results [/SIZE]
Friday June 13th
Brazil 3 - Costa Rica 0
Scorers: Lucas Moura(9), Fred(14), Leiva(52)
Portugal 4 - South Africa 2
Scorers: Por- Postiga(25, 45), Moutinho(64), Maicon(84) SA- Rantie(11,90)
Saturday June 14
Germany 0 - Peru 2
Scorers: Cruzado(28), Ramirez(88)
Mexico 3 - Norway 0
Scorers:Hernandez(7,45), Medina(64)
Columbia 2 - Turkey 1
Scorers: Col- Martinez(2), Falcao(25) Tur - Sahin(51)
Sunday June 15
Australia 1 - Holland 2
Scorers:Aus- Oar(58) Hol- Robben(4), Huntelaar(43)
El Salvador 0 - Switzerland 4
Scorers: Senderos(4), Barnetta(9), Seferovic(27), Shaqiri(42)
Nigeria 1 - Croatia 1
Scorers: Nie- Omeruo(30) Cro - Mandzukic(40)
[SIZE=4]World Cup Results [/SIZE]
Friday June 13th
Brazil 3 - Costa Rica 0
Scorers: Lucas Moura(9), Fred(14), Leiva(52)
Portugal 4 - South Africa 2
Scorers: Por- Postiga(25, 45), Moutinho(64), Maicon(84) SA- Rantie(11,90)
Saturday June 14
Germany 0 - Peru 2
Scorers: Cruzado(28), Ramirez(88)
Mexico 3 - Norway 0
Scorers:Hernandez(7,45), Medina(64)
Columbia 2 - Turkey 1
Scorers: Col- Martinez(2), Falcao(25) Tur - Sahin(51)
Sunday June 15
Australia 1 - Holland 2
Scorers:Aus- Oar(58) Hol- Robben(4), Huntelaar(43)
El Salvador 0 - Switzerland 4
Scorers: Senderos(4), Barnetta(9), Seferovic(27), Shaqiri(42)
Nigeria 1 - Croatia 1
Scorers: Nie- Omeruo(30) Cro - Mandzukic(40)
June 16, 2014 - Mineirao, Brazil
Well, we needed a strong pep talk at half time to get us on track but we won our opener against Japan. The first half was dominated by Japan and the goal happened when Alvaro Periera and Deigo Godin were taking a nap and Kagawa slotted one. We pulled through in the second half however and Edison Cavani put the team on his back.
John McCarry Uruguay National Team Manager
Well, we needed a strong pep talk at half time to get us on track but we won our opener against Japan. The first half was dominated by Japan and the goal happened when Alvaro Periera and Deigo Godin were taking a nap and Kagawa slotted one. We pulled through in the second half however and Edison Cavani put the team on his back.
John McCarry Uruguay National Team Manager
You are reading "Moneyball | Everton FC".
