Against Newcastle United, Ashley Young gives the Everton supporters credit.
Toffee’s entire backYoung commended the Everton supporters for their support ‘from start to finish’ during this Thursday night’s home match against Newcastle.The Blues moved out of the relegation zone under Dyche’s direction after an unexpected 3-0 victory over the Magpies. A victory would have moved Newcastle up to fifth.
After 15 games and a 10-point punishment, Everton is currently ranked 17th in the Premier League standings. Only Arsenal (15) and Liverpool (14) have collected more points (13) in the six games that the Goodison Park residents have won.
Young praised Everton’s unity in defeating Newcastle, who had triumphed in three of their previous four games.
After the game, though, the 38-year-old also took some time to thank the Blues’ supporters. Young was obviously feeling the effects of a fervent Goodison Park on Thursday.
Excellent camaraderie, solidarity, and support for one another! Young made a post on X.
Once more, the audience was there for the entire show! Three points, big three! WE ARE NOT GOING ANYWHERE!
Sean Dyche explains James Garner’s absence for Everton
Prior to their match against Newcastle, Everton manager Garrey Dyche disclosed that midfielder James Garner was sick and would not play.
This Thursday, the 22-year-old was unexpectedly left off the Toffees roster. He had started the previous nine Premier League games for the Merseysiders.
Garner has also played in all 14 of Everton’s league debuts this season, contributing one assist and one goal. The last time he was on Dyche’s bench was in September, when the Toffees lost 1-0 to Arsenal. The Everton coach had also been pleased by Garner, but he was unavailable.
According to Dyche, Garner—who has been playing well—went ill with a stomach ailment via Liverpool World. Since it happened today, there wasn’t much we could do about it.
Football talent scout Jacek Kulig praises Jarrad Branthwaite
Jacek Kulig, a football talent scout, has praised Jarrad Branthwaite, the center-half for Everton, for his “10/10” week. Kulig was thrilled by the 21-year-old’s performance in the Blues’ victories over Newcastle and Nottingham Forest. Kulig was especially pleased with his performance on Thursday.
Having started each of Everton’s past 13 Premier League games, Branthwaite has established himself as a key component of Dyche’s strategies. He was particularly impressed as he shut out Newcastle at Goodison Park with a commanding performance. In their previous 14 games, the Toon had only lost two of them without a goal.
Kulig wrote on X about Branthwaite, a 21-year-old Everton player, and gave him a 10/10. Among Europe’s most intriguing young CBs.
Kulig also mentioned how Branthwaite won every one of his eight ground and six aerial duels during Everton’s victory over Newcastle.
In addition, the England Under-21 star finished 77% of his 35 attempts, made seven clearances, and set up a significant opportunity for the Blues to score.
