By Ivybridge Wolf
July 12 2020
It seems incredible that the reverse fixture at Goodison was played over 10 months ago on 1st September 2019, unfortunately that day we lost 3-2, so hopefully Wolves can put on a bit of a show and make amends. We certainly need to see an improvement in attacking effort and quality to erase the memory two tepid performances versus Arsenal and Sheffield United. A nice free kick from Neves would do the trick!!
Having 'retired' early yesterday after Saturday afternoon refreshments, I had no idea until this morning that The Blades had beaten Chelsea, a really excellent result for them and thus leap frogging us in the table. Does this put our midweek efforts against them into perspective perhaps? I hope so but fear not however we really could do with being 6th in the table again by 2pm today - that'd be an enormous boost for confidence.
Wolves have got to get onto the front foot today and show more purpose in Everton's half, an opposition who are equally hard to predict. It would be most welcome to see some creative play coming from any number of players, midfield especially because since 'project restart' it seems we are totally reliant on a piece of Traore magic to unlock defences. On that note, I hope his 4th shoulder dislocation of the season does not mean he is sidelined this afternoon.
Enjoy the match today, fingers and everything crossed for the right result and a much better and entertaining game and as always feel free to make your thoughts known on the thread below.
As a final note, it was really sad to hear of the death of Jackie Charlton on Friday. I just about remember him playing (an illustrious career) however it's his management days and as TV co-commentator / pundit that I am most familiar - as well as the World Cup folklore. What a character he was and I loved listening to him speak, a man in football who I thoroughly admired. RIP.
UTW!!


