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Two late subs, two great goals as Pickford saves Blues
André Gomes starts his first game for Everton, over two months since joining the club.
Everton 2 - 0 Crystal Palace
Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Cenk Tosun both came on for the last 10 minutes and score late on as Crystal Palace make it very difficult, Pickford saving a penalty won by Zaha.
André Gomes started his first game for Everton, over two months since joining the club. Coleman displaces Kenny. Captian Tom Davies drops to the bench. For the visitors, Zaha is declared fit to start.
The game began with some physical stuff from each side and stop-start down the Everton right until Sigurdsson found Bernard but he Seemed to trip/backheel the ball. The attack was recycled before Sigurdsson launched a cross too deep for anyone to profit.
Gomes was understandably rusty and gave away a free-kick that could have been dangerous, as a physical battle between Richarlison and Sahko as Digne won Everton's first corner, which found the first defender. More recycling of the ball but far too slow to create any fear until Bernard's cross for Coleman was hit rather poorly well over the bar by the Everton Captain.
A brilliant long ball from Pickford to Richarlison saw him collide with Tomkins and go down far too easily. Richarlison got a chance to run at Palace with the ball but he was very easily dispossessed when he reached the area.
Richarlison got a chance to break with the ball but fumbled it badly and lost the Blues any initiative, but Everton benefitted from gift turnovers only to again squander any advantage with poor control under pressure, the quality leaving something to be desired in terms of composure.
Another free-kick for Palace but repelled well enough with Richarlison feeding Gomes who held onto the ball too long and saw it stolen off his toe. But a silly moment in defence, Zouma playing a strange backpass that Coleman finally woke up to. But some good pressing by Sigurdsson in turn almost won a corner. /p>
Yet another free-kick to Palace for very little, this time by Bernard, and Coleman did well enough. Pressure on Zaha, who was double-teamed way back into his own area, managed to release a good attack. But Digne cleared and Tomkins clattered Richarlison, giving away a foul.
Build-up play from the Bles was slow and deliberate until Walcott, who had been very quiet, lost a poor pass, allowing another yellow swarm up the field, the quality of football in the first quarter very poor at best, with Palace successfully chocking any Everton initiative.
Finally, a great exchange between Sigur and Col saw a fine shot on target saved by Hen but the corner was very easily cleared and Gana tugged on Zaha's shirt for a poor yellow card. Gomes clumsily trod on Zaha's ankle — another free kick, creating a really scrappy spell, Zaha pushing over Zouma. Pickford took the free-kick quickly trying to find Sigurdsson with another tremendous long ball.But the ball was right back in the Everton area, Pickford unable to stop a corner that saw a dangerous glancing header flash wide of his goal. An attack developed but it was very scrappy and Sigurdsson lashed a shot high, wide and horrible.
Zouma was next to be called for fouling Zaha, yet another free-kick, forcing a good save by Pickford off the slick surface. Somehow, Palace failed to score, hitting the bar, and the next corner saw Sahko with a free header but penalized.
Bernard was not getting past his man and another foul committed. Next, Sigurdsson was fouled, another scrappy attack ensued, breaking down and Palace attacking strongly again.
Richarlison on a wandering run was fouled by Kouyate but Sigurdsson could not beat the wall. Bernard was again blocked, getting a corner that was headed well by Richarlison but a foot over the bar.
Some better passing but this time Digne lost the ball, recycled again until Sigurdsson saw a small space, slightly scuffed on the strike, shooting wide. A great break forward by Bernard, but Richarlison was immediately blocked by four Palace defenders.
A very niggly, physical, scrappy, stop-start half of earnest and competitive football that was never easy on the eye — anything but. 20 fouls — 10 each. Would Silva do anything at half-time to change the seemingly inevitable pattern of the game? The simple answer to that: A resounding No!
The match resumed and a little better, Bernard won a corner but got shoved hard into the hoardings. Digne swings it in but Kouyate falls over and Taylor blows. Very poor decision. Coleman does well to get a corner on the other side, Sigurdsson picking out Keane, headed well wide.
Bernard looked to beat his man again but failed. A horrible tackle on Richarlison looked worthy of red but only a yellow for Milivojevic. A rare intervention by Walcott, chipped into Hennessy's hands. Then he did much better from the right, then Gomes blocked after better pressure, a shot deflected. Digne's brilliant corner just over Keane. Coleman running in well but not picking out anyone in Blue.
A far better spell by Everton, with a free-kick deep left swung in by Digne, Bernard trying to find Richarlison who could not evade his marker. Zaha diving again roused the Goodison faithful but Palace attacked, fortunately breaking down. A horrible spell of non-football ended with Zaha going down again, caught on the ankle by Coleman as he turned, and Taylor correctly giving a penalty, but somehow it just didn't look right. Milivojevic's spot kick was saved brilliantly by Pickford with his foot.
Walcott got through off a great pass but fired too close to Hennessey, he really should have scored, as the game finally came to life. Bernard had another great run but just lost it trying to play in with his right foot, shockingly poor with Walcott free and ready to score off a ball that never came. Bernard, who had had a tough game, was sacrificed for Tosun with 23 minutes left, Richarlison moving out to the left.
Palace had a good spell, the ball coming back to them off every Blue touch until Pickford could grasp the cross. At the other end, a corner that Keane got toot but let it fly off the top of his head, with no attempt to direct it goalwards.
Palace tried to get behind the Everton defence and Zouma was forced to give up the corner, that the Blues defended away. But the play remained in Everton's half as Palace pushed up but it broke to Walcott who beat his man but had to backtrack for Gomes whose shot was curled wide.
With Zaha getting dog's abuse from the crowd, convinced he dived for the penalty, Tomkins was down and out after getting an elbow in the face from his own player, the crowd well unsympathetic. Slightly better play among Walcott and Gomes — who managed to tackle himself! — ended with a poor shot from Sigurdsson deflected wide.
Another Everton corner from the left was defended away and Coleman was booked for his foul on Zaha as Palace tried to break. Lookman and Calvert-Lewin were brought on for Gomes and Walcott, Everton switching to 4-2-4... very brave by Silva!
Digne's corner again bounced off the top of Zouma's head: no direction. Lookman was fouled, Sigurdsson delivering superbly but a defender connected, but on the recycle, Lookman, crossed in well and rising like a gazelle, powered in a very fine header past Hennessey for a very very precious goal.
A great clearance form the back landed well for Tosun who scampered away, controlled the ball very well on the run, and absolutely lashed his finish through Hennessey, a fine goal for the lad.
Tosun saw sight of goal and wellied another, this time into the side-netting as Everton played out 4 minutes of added time and a fine win that looked at times a very long way away, so massive kudos to Silva for two brilliant substitutions, giving Everton a third successive Premier League win and up to 8th place in the table.
Scorers: Calvert-Lewin (87'), Tosun (89')
Everton: Pickford, Coleman [Y:80'], Keane, Zouma, Digne, Gomes (82' Calvert-Lewin), Geuye [Y:29'], Sigurdsson, Walcott (82' Lookman), Bernard (67' Tosun), Richarlison.
Subs not Used: Stekelenburg, Baines, Mina, Davies.
Crystal Palace: Hennessey, Wan-Bissaka, Tomkins, Sakho, van Aanholt, [Y:51'], McArthur (89' Wickham), Kouyate; Schlupp, Zaha, Townsend.
Subs not Used: Guaita, Ayew, Kakai, Kelly, Puncheon, Riedewald.
Referee: Anthony Taylor
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1 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:03:22
2 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:04:06
3 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:04:31
4 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:05:32
5 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:08:45
Coleman back in — woo hoo!
Simply 3 points — it's gotta be ain't it?
6 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:09:33
7 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:12:04
8 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:12:27
9 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:12:47
Imagine if Kenny wasn't a local boy and he was a German or a Swede... too many biased fans.
10 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:16:41
Full of threat this side.
11 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:22:24
"One of the reasons we like football is because, unlike the daily mundanity of being us, we're not quite sure what's going to happen. However: then you have Everton.
Let's hope it's the first Everton that turns up today!
"They could quite conceivably batter Palace this afternoon, just as they could quite conceivably be battered by Palace this afternoon, just as they could quite conceivably perpetrate everything in between. And it's been like this for 30 years".
12 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:24:57
The team is very top heavy with technical players against a side that will counter.
The duel between Zaha and Coleman will be interesting – both only nominally fit coming off injuries.
It feels like a good selection.
13 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:25:19
Jonjoe Kenny's performances at right-back have been superior to Seamus, even with the difficult 1st half he endured against Leicester.
I'm with Dave Abrahams. Tough on Kenny to be dropped.
A mixture of curiosity and anxiety to see just how Gomes fits in and shapes up in this team.
14 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:32:47
15 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:33:00
Coleman will do better against Zaha one-on-one – he doesn't commit and fly in or go to ground as much as Kenny so I'm with Marco Silva on this one.
16 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:34:09
17 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:40:08
18 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:42:26
Made up to see Gomes playing. Let's hope he's up to speed. Also Coleman and Gueye back. Wasn't expecting that.
19 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:44:47
20 Posted 21/10/2018 at 16:12:06
21 Posted 21/10/2018 at 16:54:17
This game is made for Lookman's big break. Fingers crossed he comes on in the second half if we can't break through. For the record, I am not a fan of Kenny either, for the debate going on.
22 Posted 21/10/2018 at 16:54:40
We are getting the ball out wide, but both Bernard and Walcott have both been poor with both their touch and ability to beat a man.
Not for the 1st time we are again too ponderous in possession and not doing enough to move the solid defensive block of Palace around.
Lookman on for one of the wide men may be the key.
23 Posted 21/10/2018 at 17:20:48
24 Posted 21/10/2018 at 17:49:48
Great subs! Great finish.
25 Posted 21/10/2018 at 17:55:26
Great subs from Silva. Fortune favours the brave, and he went all out for the three points. Great to see that positive approach from an Everton manager!
26 Posted 21/10/2018 at 17:57:57
Could have made the subs earlier for me. Bernard in particular had a mare, but the 3 subs won it for us.
And let's not forget the importance of Pickford's penalty save.
Although he had some wobbly moments, I thought Gomes gave us a glimpse of what he could add to the team.
A hard earned 3 points, just about merited.
27 Posted 21/10/2018 at 17:58:25
Lookman gets bigged up on here a lot, and today he delivered when it counted. But Calvert-Lewin and Tosun both get a lot of stick. Stoked for them to get on the score sheet.
28 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:00:12
I was also pleased for Gomes who looks a class act. This is a great win to keep the momentum going. I think we can get something at Old Trafford next week.
29 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:00:39
30 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:02:36
31 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:02:59
Much better atmosphere today. The crowd were positive at kick off. They did become subdued when not much was happening. But the most important thing was that there was no moans and groans and getting at the players. Then the ground was bouncing after the second.
I think that the gloom has finally lifted and were going to see the bear pit back in a few games.
32 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:08:13
We need to just go for it, as we did today. Nothing to lose in the least.
The two late subs – putting on two pair of fresh, young legs to win the game – was fantastic.
Playing to win needs to continue to be the norm. Again, there's no downside this season.
Have a go, Marco.
Great game.
33 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:08:37
Walcott and Bernard really struggled to isolate defenders. There was no space at all for Gylfi.
Credit where it's due. There was no lack of effort. And Silva doesn't seem one to let games pass him by – he went for it!
Pleased for Dominic and Cenk. Gives us something to think about. Especially at home.
34 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:12:31
35 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:13:02
Gomes was okay; he should have come off sooner though. Sigurdsson always looks dangerous. Brilliant from Pickford again. We needed that. Let's do the Mancs next!
36 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:15:49
37 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:18:54
Keane has been very solid in the back. I agree with you 100%. He's having an excellent season and continues to improve.
I don't see the barge-turning any longer either. He's quicker on his feet and attacks the ball more instead of letting the situation play him.
He's been fantastic.
38 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:20:09
39 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:20:16
40 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:32:53
Gomes played well, but was bound to tire and should have gone earlier. We were crying out for a target man at half-time, and Lookman got 8 minutes when we were struggling to score... against Palace!
Generally I'm very encouraged, but the use of substitutions (or lack of) has been very frustrating.
41 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:33:03
42 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:37:44
A way to go yet, but the excitement is returning and this could be a decent team. Wembley maybe? If we take the FA Cup properly seriously.
43 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:41:30
44 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:41:34
We did struggle to create chances though with neither of the front 4 replicating their electric form against Leicester. Walcott and Bernard were especially mediocre.
Gomes looked sharp and tidy. Carried the ball well and mostly made the right decisions.
Gueye was MotM for me, he tackled, pressed and cleaned up countless situations. Though the best player on the pitch was probably Zaha; if only we'd paid Palace £28m for him instead of Bolasie who is struggling at Villa!
45 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:45:15
Zouma has been excellent also. Gomes did very well, considering he's lacking match fitness. Heading to Old Trafford with plenty of confidence.
46 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:45:31
I take it back: he is doing a good job and I wholly support the guy.
Okay, today wasn't great but I can see what the guy is doing and I support that.
Andy, I stand corrected. ;-)
47 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:50:43
Made up for Tosun scoring that goal. I really want him to be a success with us.
48 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:51:48
49 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:53:33
Great end to game.
50 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:54:43
Good positive subs by Silva that proved decisive in getting all 3 points today and Lookman can hopefully push Walcott for a starting place very soon. It wasn't a great game but sometimes you have to be patient for the chances to come.
I thought the ref had an okay game but that was never a penalty!
51 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:55:49
52 Posted 21/10/2018 at 18:57:14
It turned out a tad harder, a lot of it our own making, although thankfully we did secure the three points, a fairly organised Palace side with better finishing could have made the result so different.
A stark lesson to be learnt in 'not counting chickens before they hatch'. Let's face it, we are a work in progress but, while there are signs we are going in the right direction, there are equally painful reminders on how much further we need to go.
Wins do bring confidence though, and another 3 points are slowly pushing us up the table, but at a couple of junctures in today's game, I was thinking Huddersfield, or – even worse – West Ham!
There was no player who was really bad today, or alternatively anyone who really stood out either; although, having said that, considering it was his first outing in a blue shirt, I felt Gomes did well.
If I had to nominate a MotM performance, I would give it to Gana Gueye, the man is a machine and keeps going for 90 minutes; he covers every blade of grass, but he does let himself down with his erratic passing.
All-in-all, another welcome three points, but hopefully back to the drawing board before our visit to Man Utd.
53 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:02:13
54 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:03:52
We have to get a Plan B for corners against big defenders.
Happy Blue.
55 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:06:34
Three wins on the run.
56 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:08:40
Palace played really well today but I thought we deserved the 3 points.
57 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:11:21
58 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:16:53
I was thinking this starting 11 was our strongest for over 20 years. Bernard and Walcott didn't have great games but it looked slippy and for some reason all players seemed to be unable to turn quickly – which probably affected Bernard most of all.
We are so different from last season, I really hope we go to Old Trafford looking for the win and smash them to bits. Top 6 is definitely up for grabs this season, with the World Cup and Champions League taking its toll on our rivals who will become more fatigued.
59 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:22:26
Gomes can play, and so can Everton now as well. Loads of rushed passes spoiled loads of good play but we have movement and skill and effort now. Although the game could have gone either way, I'm obviously made up we won it, especially because I can now see good things really beginning to take shape.
60 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:22:35
Things are looking good now but we could have been in the top 4 easy with better finishing / keeping 11 men in the pitch.
61 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:23:53
Silva then played his part to mix it up and it worked out well. I think a few players were a little off with mistimed passes etc but I don't think we were bad per se.
62 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:26:04
2. Allardyce gone... Even Better!!!
3. Silva here... Evertonians can actually enjoy games again.
Football is such a simple game, often made complicated by pompous idiots.
63 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:28:50
64 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:30:06
The game now is all about moving the ball quickly up-field, like Liverpool do. It was a big problem for us last season as well.
65 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:30:19
We were the best team but, if their penalty goes in, I doubt very much that we would have scored twice.
Small margins.
66 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:33:06
Things didn't always go right today but all around me I could hear and feel that things were different. People still moaned, but in the main appreciated what the team was trying to do and what Silva is trying to do.
There were patches where we played football that couldn't even have been imagined last season thus was the "zombie" footy we played. We got what we deserved in the end and the team got the ovation they deserved at the end of the game.
For me, MotM was Michael Keane who won almost everything in the air at the back in addition to every header he challenged for from our own corners. I can't wait for MotD2 later.
67 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:44:15
68 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:44:46
I thought Palace were pretty rough, they are not the first team to come to Goodison this season with a very "robust" attitude. How many fouls did Zaha commit?
Full marks to Pickford for his crucial penalty save, and to Gueye for a superb performance. Digne's final ball was lacking. Gomes looks short of pace and tackling ability, as some contributors have forewarned, but he can pass the ball.
We are some way off being the finished product, but are certainly making progress.
69 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:46:52
Gana was very good and so was Zouma; I thought he held the defence together. I think we can still see the faults in the team but it looks like we will continue to improve and, in the long run, we will be on the up and up; I don't feel like this is another false dawn. Much, much better going to the game now.
70 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:47:44
72 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:51:13
I didn't feel he was going to score and I didn't feel it would be "one of those days". You can always talk about ifs and buts but we found a way to win.
74 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:55:49
Frustrating game for us. I didn't think anyone had a bad game, all a solid 7 (or more in some cases).
The penalty miss changed the game, and we picked up a flow to our game, which Palace had denied us previously. Then our subs upped the tempo! I thought Lookman looked lively... quality cross and a great header from Dominic Calvert-Lewin!
Great reaction from the crowd after the penalty miss! Love the Goodison roar!
75 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:56:31
With us being the only match played on a Sunday, I doubted very much that we would be on, had it been most other teams especially those above us in the Table, oh wait a minute, we are actually above Man Utd as I type! (long may that last)
Doesn't it make you proud to have a win, and restore our faith in Auntie?
76 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:58:47
77 Posted 21/10/2018 at 19:59:56
Also Jordan Pickford had maybe his best game, did he make any mistakes at all?
There is plenty of competition for places and I am now a bit confused as to what is the best team to start against Man Utd. There will be plenty of debate between now and then.
78 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:07:14
Calvert-Lewin and Tosun took their goals well; Pickford, Keane and Gueye played very well and Gomes shows a lot of promise.
I think we will cause Man Utd all sorts of problems.
nb: Zaha is some player too.
79 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:14:43
Silva should be praised for being positive. COYB!!!
80 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:17:03
81 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:17:46
82 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:21:13
Palace are a very big and physically powerful side and we did well to keep fighting - some of our teams in the past would have allowed them to win the midfield battle but this one didn't. Gomes looked class and will only improve. Gana was immense and Sigurdsson kept at it even though he was finding space hard to find.
The centre-backs were superb and another clean sheet indicates that our defensive troubles of earlier are now being addressed.
Made up for Calvert-Lewin – a great header and great to see the critics on this site conspicuous by their absence. One swallow, etc but is that four or five he has now scored this season? Not bad for a young lad?
With this team we can go to Old Trafford with confidence. Gomes and Bernard will find more space than today and Richarlison will trouble their defence. I think we can compete once this team gets fully bedded in.
The team spirit looks good too!
83 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:22:44
Antony Taylor – worst ref performance seen in years. Gomes is class and will get better. Silva is God. Also good to hear Goodison Park buzz again.
84 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:24:31
Without knowing the result I thought we were playing well first half albeit it a bit wasteful in the final third (Richarlison, Bernard and Theo) but we were well in control.
Second half much better but they are a very well organised team. With five minutes to go I as almost accepting a draw and was on the verge of checking out the score as I couldn't take it any more – Glad I didn't.
Thought everyone played well but Gana was a monster in MF. He was everywhere that little bugger and his passing has come on tenfold. My MotM without hesitation.
This team is still gelling and will need time but we are deffo going in the right direction under Silva. Long may it continue. Not since Martinez (season one) have I felt slightly optimistic as now.
85 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:24:56
86 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:28:10
87 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:28:16
Keane had an okay match, on the floor, but was regularly beaten in the air, especially in the first half.
88 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:29:09
We struggled against Huddersfield and West Ham, at home. Palace seemed to follow the same pattern. The problem, as evident to myself, is that we are a small side in midfield and when teams bully us and kick us, we can get knocked off our rhythm, or struggle to find it in the first place. Today, though, we showed that we would just keep going, keep trying to stick to the game plan and not let them do that. Then when Silva made the subs, and for me it was the perfect time, we were able to turn the dial up to max, to really go for it, to go all in.
I'm reminded of these games under Moyes. Some on here used to refer to our midfield fondly as the "midget gems". Some sides turned up and stopped us playing and Moyes would not risk things. He'd try to win, but he wouldn't take any undue chances and risk defeat. Silva will. He does take risks, he likes to roll the dice, and I really like that. If we roll the dice on three such games, lose one and win the other two, then we've turned 3 points into 6. 3 points for a win favours the bold and the brave.
Palace played very well. They defended well, they got about us, they kicked us, they disrupted our rhythm, particularly when we started so well and looked like scoring very early and running away with it. Credit to them for that. But it's exactly the football we rejected under Allardyce. Silva saw that we had run them hard, and whilst Walcott, Bernard and Gomes were all off the pitch for the match winning moments, they played their part. The trio of subs came on with full tanks and got at a weary defence. Lookman needs to embrace his role as a late sub for now. He can do more against tired legs in a cameo than he can against fresh legs for 90. It's all good experience for him and he needs development before he can rightly say he's better than Walcott.
I made a point about the crowd earlier, and some have also commented. One case I point was when a pass was hit to the right flank. I think by Zouma or Gomes. Lookman could have got it, but he watch Coleman misjudge it, and then miscontrol it with a sliding motion and let it go out of play. Lookman should have made that ball his, he had all the time to do so, and Coleman was never going to get it easily. The crowd knew this, it was 0-0, and usually the groans would come. Not this game, there was encouragement, despite the frustration, and a belief. And this transferred through to the players and so we were able to win the game.
It was far from the best atmosphere at Goodison, not even the best in a short period of time, but the point is that the wind has changed, the gloom has lifted, and Everton, I believe, are ready for lift off.
89 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:33:38
The penalty save was the turning point as, even though we upped the pressure, we still struggled to hit the target until Silva made the subs, which were needed. Credit to him and, of course, to Jordan Pickford. An all-round excellent performance with the right result.
90 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:49:31
91 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:54:38
Next week, although Manure are not totally firing on all cylinders yet, will nevertheless be a bigger kettle of fish (not the fish puns again,= Live Forum Joke!) for us, but I think if he doesn't tinker with today's side we are capable of getting something out of the game.
92 Posted 21/10/2018 at 21:01:54
He got the changes bang on. We needed Bernard and Walcott to run them ragged, and then Lookman was able to come on against defenders who were all but dead on their feet. Any earlier and he'd have not had the same joy. Also, Bernard looked dangerous. He looked like he was slowly getting the beating of the young right back. The double team on him was not getting onto him as quickly as the game wore on. Gomes was always going to tire, taking him off any earlier and Davies would have been on, and then we couldn't have had the triple change that won us the game.
The subs happened at the right time. Sometimes we need to be patient.
That said, I would not expect Richarlison to line up as the number 9 in a home game against another physical side. It's one best left for teams we can hit on the break, ie mainly away.
93 Posted 21/10/2018 at 21:05:58
Mind you, what a prospect Wan-Bissaka looks.
94 Posted 21/10/2018 at 21:06:46
A poor game but Everton have found a way to turn draws into wins. It's been a long time coming.
95 Posted 21/10/2018 at 21:07:25
Good debit for Gomez, Gana ran the show and signs of a squad and strength in depth. JP saves and kicks awe inspiring .
Credit to Silva and the subs for being decisive.. last season wed have lost this game.
Plenty of hope for the Manure trip.
96 Posted 21/10/2018 at 21:10:22
We have quality across the whole of the front four but we dont interchange passes instinctively and fluidly yet.
Plus the fact we dont excel in one attacking department i.e. speed, strength, height we have got to learn to move the ball a lot quicker between the lines with instinctive one and two touch football and be decisive with our play too many times we will take a touch begore crossing or lately Walcott will turn back when he has to go at and commit his man and Digne for all his endeavour was becoming predictable in his play.
There is also the conundrum that is Sygurdsson, is he really a ten? He can cross and he can shoot given time but are he his feet good enough? Is he very good at finding space and taking the ball in tight situations and unlocking the door??
Im not so sure he is that player, Bernard looks more suited to me at the central ten role in these tight games at home but obviously lacks in other areas.
Its a problem for the gaffer to solve but credit to Palace they are a big strong team and they made it difficult for us today they worked there socks off and it took a great penalty save and some brave substitutions from the gaffer to get us a deserved win today.
Hats off to Silva for the subs, Gomes looks to have that touch off class weve been missing and Gueye and Keane were immense.
Onwards and upwards up the toffees!
97 Posted 21/10/2018 at 21:50:56
The change in subs created problems for a well organised Crystal Palace. Till that point, they easily managed Richarlison at centre-forward, showing up his limits in that role, which I pointed out on a previous thread. When he was called on to fulfil a complete centre-forward role, he showed he's unable to link-up, lay-off, provide overlaps or good passes with Sigurdsson, Bernard or Walcott. Had the penalty been scored, Crystal Palace's gameplan could have worked.
Everton still need a centre-forward. Crystal Palace where unable to adjust to Silva's substitutions.
98 Posted 21/10/2018 at 21:52:16
99 Posted 21/10/2018 at 22:27:38
I see quite a few people expressed enjoyment of the game, presumably even before the great ending. I admit to getting very frustrated but agree it was very competitive cut-and-thrust... but I found the mistakes, the poor control, the inability to string passes together or make much progress trying at times. Admittedly this was the Palace gameplan and we did very well not to succumb to it, even with the penalty call.
So a great result all round, and fantastic to see both Calvert-Lewin and Cenk Tosun finish their chances with power and conviction — that's all we've been asking of our strikers.
100 Posted 21/10/2018 at 22:31:27
101 Posted 21/10/2018 at 22:48:23
102 Posted 21/10/2018 at 23:18:48
That was kind of how I saw Everton's performance today. Not necessarily a scintillating pastime, but very satisfying when it comes off.
103 Posted 21/10/2018 at 23:19:13
Silva picked almost the side I wanted with the emphasis on possession and passing.
A new lesson to learn and fair dos we stuck at it.
Whilst ultimately he got his subs spot on I felt Lookman for Walcott needed to be much earlier. His ability to commit players will trump Walcotts instinct and more direct nature.
Gomes the best player on the field. One-two touch passing with a decent variety often quickened the tempo.
However the goals did guild the Lilly. It was a performance full of endeavour and effort but precious little quality.
I think Silva will, in time, need to change the right side. Both Coleman and Walcott are athletes and instinctive players neither possess a brain as such in footballing terms. It felt like most of our moves broke down on that side.
But a step in the right direction, Everton cannot just coast past that sort of team, they cannot be casual either.
Personally Walcotts days should be numbered.
104 Posted 21/10/2018 at 23:20:44
Two Palace players I'd love in our squad: Zaha, I thought he was awesome today, and the right-back Wan-Bissaka – at 18, he looks frighteningly good.
Still, a great result; we fought to the end and Silva made positive subs. It will be interesting to see how we set out at Old Trafford next week but I'm looking forward to finding out.
105 Posted 21/10/2018 at 23:24:32
Having said that, what about the clown officiating at Man City? Kompany should have been red-carded early before the first City goal and then the ball was clearly out when they scored another.
I can't wait for the TV replay to be used at all games.
106 Posted 21/10/2018 at 23:40:21
107 Posted 21/10/2018 at 23:43:18
Interesting how all our new signings seem to offer something, and great that Keane has turned it around and made it tough for Mina to get in the team.
Bernard was below par, but understandable; he was still dangerous.
Gomes, especially in the second half, did well. Controlled the ball well and passed forwards. I really liked the energy we played with in the second half.
For Man Utd, I'd probably play Tosun for Walcott and stick Bernard out wide. Keep Lookman as a sub for now, his pace and skill can really pull teams apart at the end of games.
108 Posted 21/10/2018 at 23:48:52
Silva deserves credit for seizing the initiative with his substitutions. The heavy caveat is that this was against a struggling team which can't buy a goal at present.
Sigurdsson is more a support striker than a creative Number 10. He was the only front player who looked like scoring in the first half; indeed, the only player who forced a save from Hennessey.
Gomes had an impressive debut but we will expect and need more from him in the weeks ahead especially in respect of moving the team and the ball forward more quickly. Let's hope he can deliver, starting next week at Old Trafford.
109 Posted 21/10/2018 at 23:57:51
About to crack open the first of a few cold ones, I'm so chuffed. [Love that word, work it into my vocab all the time as literally no one says it in America].
Using YouTube, here's pretty much how I feel about today's win and performance, 'Merican style, upper Midwest, Wisconsin.
110 Posted 21/10/2018 at 00:03:18
Having praised Bernard over the last few games, I was very disappointed in him today. I thought he had one of those days and Walcott seems to lose interest in periods of the game.
I thought Lookman and Calvert-Lewin gave us the dynamic that those two were lacking and Tosun kept the centre-backs busy.
A well-deserved three points but it's worrying how we continue to labour for 45 minutes in most games.
Great to see the belief coming back in the crowd and much-improved support for the lads.
111 Posted 22/10/2018 at 00:25:45
112 Posted 22/10/2018 at 00:34:49
Talk of Walcott being finished is premature. Away from home he's vital.
Talk of Tosun or Calvert-Lewin being not up to it is premature. Sure, don't play them to chase lost causes away from home but at Goodison they'll do a good job up top and let Richarlison attack from the flank.
We've finally got another non-defensive central midfielder! Always amazes me when someone like Gomes gets rave reviews. Did he do anything extra special? I think he's just a proper centre midfielder! It's strange there aren't more of his type getting around when they always get praised so much. Instead we get either limited defensive midfielders or attacking midfielders. This guy can carry the ball and put his foot in.
Only right back looks weakish but it's a low pass. I'm happy with Baines backing up Digne (he's almost been worth the wait). Centre-backs well stocked.
Then we've got this ultra-modern passing goalkeeper who is also a throwback to when keepers were known for not playing with a full deck!
Onwards and upwards!
113 Posted 22/10/2018 at 04:23:35
I am not ready to lose Richarlison from CF not least because Bernard has to stay in the side, and whilst Tosun scored a really good goal, neither he nor Calvert-Lewin have the level of skill Richarlison have in holding the ball up. Richie had no problems in that regard and took the physical buffeting. He was let down for the largest part of the game as neither Bernard nor Walcott were at the races. Bernard primarily because he was up against a hugely talented right-back, whilst Walcott seemed off colour.
Coleman is beginning to worry me. It is not the penalty - I think that could have happened to anyone – but his lack of thrust going forward. He strikes me as someone who loves that part of the game and perhaps it affects his defensive side too. He did not contain Schlupp well at all and had Palace had a centre-forward, Zaha playing wide left would have been an even bigger problem for Seamie. However, we have to persist and hope he rediscovers his form.
There was no way Silva got the timing of the subs wrong. Palace started to drop deeper in the final 10 to hold on to their point and at that point we did not need to play through midfield.
Gomes brought back memories of Mikky at his pomp. This lad looks the best of the finds. Let's hope he can live up to the 20-30 minutes in the 2nd half when he was really controlling things.
Lastly, we did get lucky. As with Fulham, we could have easily fallen behind and it would have been a different game. They hit the bar and Pickford made a great save on the penalty. After our bad luck in the early part of the season, things are evening themselves out and we are back to where we expected to be.
Pressure is off next week, and all on Man Utd. They have to win, and they have the record. We can go there knowing if we put on a show they might get frustrated.
114 Posted 22/10/2018 at 05:56:44
There is something so sublime, so magical, even from distance on a computer or television, when Goodison erupts with a goal and goes apeshit. That roar and seeing Gwladys Street jumping up and down; a sea of joy-driven hysteria.
I pray I can see that in person before God rings the bell.
There's something good happening. We're playing some really good stuff. Sure, there's been ups and downs. Personally I've wanted to see more results, the Cup exit was terrible, and we've not played well more than a few times this season. But when we click, it's really, really nice to watch.
I think we're on the up. And I hope to hear that roar often. It's magic.
115 Posted 22/10/2018 at 07:03:59
Everton's pass completion rate in the final third has been poor since the start of the season. 4 at best per game, against Arsenal 2. They have relied on wing play and lately running into channels.
Tosun never turns a defender and most passes are laid off to incoming players, with his back to goal. Richarlison has a very poor final pass completion rate, 0. 75% at best in a game, and Calvert-Lewin is little better, but is better than Tosun positionally.
Lookman in his limited appearances is far better than any of them, regarding passing. That's why Richarlison was partly so ineffective in the centre-forward role. Tosun is far better than him in turnovers, layoffs and overlaps in a tight defence.
Everton still need a complete centre-forward. . . someone like Zaha.
116 Posted 22/10/2018 at 08:48:04
As for yesterday, I would like to give special mention to André Gomes who I thought was the best player on the pitch for long periods.
He's been out a while and oozes class in my view. Two-footed, calm in possession, spraying passes left and right with either foot, even occasionally breaking up play but more often had Gana doing the running for him.
Gomes and Gana in the middle looked excellent yesterday – two central midfield players that properly complimented each other in style and ability. Gomes looked a Rolls-Royce to me. He has a lovely touch, again with either foot, played it short, long, either side, rarely backwards and makes some nice runs, playing through-balls for runners, he has it all.
I can see why Barca bought him, and I hope we keep him on yesterday's evidence.
117 Posted 22/10/2018 at 09:22:30
I am not calling for Walcott to be culled, full stop, but there comes a time when we have to consider Lookman being given that chance. In his short time on the pitch yesterday, he changed the dynamic completely and has a directness with deft of touch about him. Yes, like with Bernard, at times he will frustrate but he sure as damn it scares the hell out of a defender.
I'd love to see us go to Old Trafford and really put it to them. Gana has the snarling ability to break up play and disrupt them and I think our forward line can cause them real problems.
I think our issue is how do we shoehorn everyone in! I personally would be tempted with taking out Sigurdsson and playing Bernard as a Number 10 with Richie out wide and Tosun up top. Lookman in for Walcott.
118 Posted 22/10/2018 at 09:37:43
Jamie Crowley, has called it right from the telly though, and if he ever does get over here, then I hope he sees Goodison bounce like it was at the end.
Football is about loads of things, small details is what they say, but the thing I enjoyed most about yesterday, is that it looks like the team, is bringing the crowd back on-side and, when Everton have got the crowd onside, they will be a match for anyone, imho!
119 Posted 22/10/2018 at 09:47:32
With the quality we now have fighting for a place and ready to step in for injuries or dips in form, we are going places. I am looking at the table and thinking 'how high can we go?' for the first time in a long time.
120 Posted 22/10/2018 at 10:02:39
Yesterday, our Front 4 had a poor day – too many misplaced passes, running into blind alleys, poor decision making. I don't think we troubled their goalkeeper until the last 5 minutes (I count even Siggy's effort which Hennessey saved in the 1st half as quite harmless – because of an underhit pass from Walcott I think). Bernard had a really poor game, and I think Richarlison is most effective out wide – playing ahead of Digne.
We need a proper centre-forward, and I think we have Calvert-Lewin and Tosun who play that role quite well actually, although they are not as clinical in their finishing as we would like. But I feel confident that they will get more consistent in their goal scoring with more games. For Man Utd, at this point, I am inclined towards:
Coleman Keane Zouma Digne
Gomes Gueye
Lookman Sigurdsson Richarlison
Dropping Walcott, Bernard and Tosun to the bench.
122 Posted 22/10/2018 at 10:38:02
What on earth are you complaining about? Silva's substitutions came on and between them got 2 goals and an assist.
How can you suggest that Silva should've brought them on earlier? Bringing them on earlier would have changed the outcome of the game, and you can't possibly know if it would have been positive or negative. How do you know we wouldn't have lost the game?
Maybe Silva knows something (or many things) about the tactics, players and game management that you don't?
The subs worked to perfection. You were also disingenuous about the Leicester result? How on earth can you criticise his management of that game? Saying Sigurdsson got us out of jail is ridiculous. Sigurdsson did what he was on the pitch to do. He's there to create and score goals, and work his arse off.
Silva has been getting it right and deserves praise for the recent performances.
123 Posted 22/10/2018 at 10:59:47
124 Posted 22/10/2018 at 11:25:45
That's the team (apart from Walcott) that will start, I think. Lookman will be used as an impact sub again.
Richarlison, at the moment, is best on the left using his pace and cutting in. I think he will be moved back there.
125 Posted 22/10/2018 at 14:25:58
126 Posted 22/10/2018 at 15:15:03
Clearly I didnt think of the audience before I posted!
It's one of the coolest things in collegiate North American sports. With apologies – very sincere ones – please watch color-blind and forgive the American!
127 Posted 22/10/2018 at 15:57:18
We won – despite that horrible Everton-hating Manc – and Silva, Pickford and Gomes deserve great credit: onwards and upwards.
128 Posted 22/10/2018 at 17:09:39
Gomes looked good to me although he tired in the second half and got caught in two minds a couple of times. Walcott needs to work on his finishing when one-on-one with the 'keeper. Tosun and Calvert-Lewin get a lot of stick but they took their goals really well. Bernard and Richarlison were a bit disappointing but they'll improve. Gueye was my MotM. I lost count of the number of tackles he made winning possession back for us.
When Goodison is rocking, like it was after the penalty save, then we are a very hard team to beat.
129 Posted 22/10/2018 at 17:28:34
With Gomes playing I think Calvert-Lewin or Tosun would flourish and get goals. I would be tempted to give Lookman a go ahead of Walcott and maybe Bernard in Sigurdsson's position. I think we have genuine options in most positions.
130 Posted 22/10/2018 at 19:03:11
Yes, we need to be quicker, earlier. Yes, we can do a lot better. I'm starting to feel that we might just do that.
131 Posted 22/10/2018 at 19:29:39
Until the subs came on, Siggy looked the only one likely to score. His workrate is exemplary and he is one of the few players we have who can score from outside the box.
Bernard, by comparison' had a 'mare yesterday and seemed a shadow of the player we have seen in recent games.
I agree with the calls to give Lookman a run in the side. It looks like the lad is interested again and in a good run of form.
132 Posted 22/10/2018 at 19:35:22
133 Posted 22/10/2018 at 19:50:33
I'm not complaining... just making a point. There's a difference, but I'll stick to my opinion.
Your words are very sarcastic and patronising. How dare I question Silva! Saying maybe Silva knows more than me is just childish.
''Sigurddson did what he was on the pitch to do .' You don't say!! what the hell has that got to do with it??
134 Posted 22/10/2018 at 19:53:54
The team is quick enough up top to trouble United on the break to take 3 points. And if we need to change it, we've 3 lads on the bench who can win a match.
Hopefully Juventus give them a really tough game tomorrow night.
135 Posted 22/10/2018 at 19:59:08
Jump forward a year and we have a happy Goodison Park, players playing for each other, hugs and joy at the final whistle. How good to was to see Davies embrace his teammates rather than sulking having been 'rested'?
This is the Everton we have waited three or four seasons to see, since Martinez's first year I would say. We are looking forward rather than dreading the trip to Old Trafford next week. We are by no means the finished article yet but this is such an improvement on 20 October 2017. Long may it continue!
136 Posted 22/10/2018 at 20:03:36
137 Posted 22/10/2018 at 20:24:02
The forward role is indeed an enigma, just when many people were writing off Calvert-Lewin and Tosun, and to a degree Oumar Niasse, up they pop with a goal apiece (Niasse excepted).
Which obviously beggars many questions, was it the lack of service to the two players in the past, or something else? Admittedly Richarlison was playing out of position, and on at least a couple of occasions was guilty of going for glory, when a pass to a better positioned team-mate, may have yielded a goal.
As euphoric as we all are at the moment, we must also look at the teams we have beaten at home, and equally struggled and folded against Huddersfield and West Ham respectively.
I know Rome wasn't built in a day, and all that, but the true test will come against Man Utd, who are not exactly setting the Prem alight themselves, but surely are better quality than the teams we have played thus far.
Ian #134, while there is a strong feeling that you shouldn't (unless enforced) change a winning side, I worry where the goals are going to come from on Sunday.
Okay, Richarlison, Bernard and Walcott all seemed to have an off-day against Palace, hopefully it was just that, and are ready for the challenge against Man Utd in a partisan atmosphere at Old Trafford.
138 Posted 22/10/2018 at 22:15:49
I worry more about the goals we will concede.
They are ruthless going forward. I just hope Digne and Seamus have a good game defensively and we put a mdfield player out who can tame Pogba.
I don't worry about us going forward because they are weak at the back and goals will flow for us.
I have a feeling a 3-3 is on the cards.
139 Posted 22/10/2018 at 22:23:49
But...We are also a long way away from those last two seasons of unadulterated pony, which is enough to make us all feel a lot better right now mate!
140 Posted 23/10/2018 at 01:13:51
It's good to watch and I'm happy but hoping for further improvements over the season. There is so much positivity that I'm concerned when we don't win our next game the good points will soon be forgotten.
So, despite the smiles and cheers, the main difference in some of our wins to losses is simply effort and luck.
When put under pressure we still appear easy to get at. Palace aren't the first team to hit the woodwork against us. They also had a penalty saved (never a pen) and a few good chances that were not capitalised on.
We could easily have lost or at least be left chasing the game.
We got hammered last season at Old Trafford so for me any improvement on that will do as long as we continue to play good football, entertain and put the effort in. It's still very early days despite 3 wins in a row.
Minor point but pretty much from kick-off Zaha jumps in studs raised high towards Keane and the ref does nothing. I'm pretty sure had that been the other way around a card would have deservedly been shown against Keane. It just frustrates that so many obvious things go unpunished like Richarlison getting constantly fouled.
Sorry, please continue to smile whilst enjoying the 3 points..
141 Posted 23/10/2018 at 10:07:15
142 Posted 23/10/2018 at 12:23:30
The point you were making was flawed and made no sense. We won the game because of Silva's subs. How can you criticise the timing of them when it worked to perfection? That kind of criticism is daft as you have no idea what would have happened if they were brought on earlier.
Criticising Silva for poor decision-making is absolutely fine, except in this instance he got it bang-on.
143 Posted 23/10/2018 at 12:47:18
Which goes to demonstrate that some only want to come on here to moan!
144 Posted 23/10/2018 at 12:56:00
When things are going well, there is less to worry about.
When things are going bad, we want it fixed, and will be primed to elucidate.
Hence the more numerous posts by rightfully concerned Evertonians.
145 Posted 23/10/2018 at 13:12:01
But, saying that, even so we are 1,000 times better than last season! I am actually looking forward to watching us every week now, rather than the back end of last season under Big Fat Sam when it was a chore.
146 Posted 23/10/2018 at 16:55:45
As Victor Meldrew was once quoted as saying "I don't believe it!" :-)
147 Posted 23/10/2018 at 17:46:34
148 Posted 23/10/2018 at 21:12:28
149 Posted 23/10/2018 at 21:29:14
150 Posted 23/10/2018 at 23:32:21
I see your point mate, but when it worked out you simply can't argue.
People on here jumping all over you for your comment, but I agree, he should be more proactive with subs, yes it's worked out but imo he's got a little lucky. (Long may it continue!)
Before anyone pulls me on this, I'm well aware that we won both games; I'm also well aware that subs had an impact but Walcott, for example, should have been dragged earlier in the last game as well as dragged vs Leicester. He's clearly one of our better players, but he's been awful. A little kick up the rear may make him hungry, Sigurdsson was dragged off early a few games back and didn't like it too much but he bounced back with a vengeance of late!
151 Posted 24/10/2018 at 01:13:10
I'm looking forward to our supporters singing about Oviedo Baby, followed by a rousing chorus of the 'Sacked in the Morning' song to Mourhino.
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Lausanne (SUI), September 9, 2007 – Like in Sheffield, on September 1-2, the Chinese athletes showed their total supremacy in Mexico City (MEX), this time in the second meet of the 2007 FINA Diving World Series, held on September 7-8. Jingjing Guo and her teammates got the eight gold medals of the competition, plus three silvers. An amazing harvest that shows the strength of the Chinese competitors less than one year before the Olympic Games, at home, in Beijing. Moreover, this overwhelming domination will certainly continue in the third and last leg of this inaugural edition of the FINA Diving World Series in Nanjing (CHN), on September 15-16.
Ruolin Chen of China
In Mexico City, at the venue of the 1968 Olympics, and in front of a crowd of over 2,500 fans, Jingjing Guo collected two more gold medals – in the women's 3m springboard (individual and synchro). She had been first also in these events in Sheffield and with these results she consolidates her status of most FINA awarded diver in activity.
Amongst women, there was more variety of countries with medals: China, of course, but also, Australia, Canada, Germany, Mexico, Russia and the USA.
Xin Chang of China
Medallists in Mexico City:
3m springboard: 1. Jingjing Guo (CHN) 372.90; 2. Yuliya Pakhalina (RUS) 362.50; 3. Nancilea Foster (USA) 323.90
10m platform: 1. Ruolin Chen (CHN) 381.75; 2. Xin Wang (CHN) 346.70; 3. Paola Espinoza (MEX) 345.35
3m springboard synchro: 1. Minxia Wu/Jingjing Guo (CHN) 333.60; 2. Sharleen Stratton/Briony Cole (AUS) 303.90; 3. Anastasia Pozdyakova/Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) 297.24
10m platform synchro: 1. Xin Wang/Ruolin Chen (CHN) 364.56; 2. Emilie Heymans/Marie-Eve Marleau (CAN) 352.68; 3. Annett Gamm/Nora Subschinski (GER) 306.21
Nancilea Foster (USA) 323.90
A total of US$ 480,000 will be distributed as prize money for the FINA Diving World Series 2007, comprising US$ 96,000 per meet and US$ 192,000 after the conclusion of the three legs of the competition.
The finals of the three legs of the 2007 FINA Diving World Series are streamed live on the FINA website www.fina.org


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During the first quarter of 2017, Labour Force Survey estimates indicate an increase of 2.7 per cent in employment when compared to the corresponding quarter of 2016. Labour Force Survey estimates indicate that, during the first quarter, total employment stood at 192,277 accounting to more than half the population aged 15 and over. Unemployed persons stood at 8,359 or 2.3% while inactive persons totalled 166,385 – 45.3%. The activity rate for the quarter under review was estimated at 68.7% with the highest rate recorded among persons aged 25-54 or 82.6%.
On average, out of every 100 persons aged between 15 to 64 years, 66 were employed. The male employment rate for this age bracket was 77.9% while that for females stood at 53.0 %. Self-employed persons accounted for 13.3% of all persons with a main job. The majority of employed persons worked on a fulltime basis totalling 164,727 and 27,550 had a part-time job as their primary employment. Results show that, on average, full-timers work 41.3 hours while part-timers work 23.5 hours per week. The average annual basic salary of employees (refer to methodological note 3) for the first quarter of 2017 was estimated at €18,029.The highest basic salary was recorded in the Financial and Insurance Service sector. Average annual salaries varied from €30,299 among managers to €11,771 among persons employed in elementary occupations.
The Unemployed and Inactive Population
The unemployment rate for the first quarter of 2017, stood at 4.2% per cent. The largest share of unemployed persons was recorded among persons aged 25 to 74 years. Among the unemployed, 51.7% stated that they had been seeking work for less than 12 months. The main reason for inactivity relates to persons reaching retirement age or taking up early retirement 42.3%
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International Overdose Awareness Day is a global event held on August 31st each year and aims to raise awareness of overdose and reduce the stigma of a drug-related death. It also acknowledges the grief felt by families and friends remembering those who have died or had a permanent injury as a result of drug overdose.
International Overdose Awareness Day spreads the message that the tragedy of overdose death is preventable. Thousands of people die each year from drug overdose. They come from all walks of life. Do you recognize the signs and symptoms of overdose? What is the impact of drug use and overdose on family, friends and those experiencing it? Act now!
- Sign up to "Prevent Overdose" REVIVE! Opioid Naloxone Education Training
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Power Meter
A power meter collects data about a building's electricity consumption in kilowatts (kW). There is usually a main power meter that the utility company uses to generate the building's monthly bills.
Why it Matters
Real-time data can be collected through a pulse output from a power meter. This is a very easy way to extract energy data from a building and send it to cloud-based energy management software. If you want to measure consumption from a source that does not already have a power meter, you can easily install a new wireless or web-enabled meter or submeter.


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Cars extended the range of dating as well as enabled back-seat sexual exploration.
Social rules regarding dating vary considerably according to variables such as country, social class, race, religion, age, sexual orientation and gender.Neurobiologist Robert Sapolsky constructed a reproductive spectrum with opposite poles being tournament species, in which males compete fiercely for reproductive privileges with females, and pair bond arrangements, in which a male and female will bond for life.These species-particular behavior patterns provide a context for aspects of human reproduction, including dating.Women eventually won the right to vote in many countries and own property and receive equal treatment by the law, and these changes had profound impacts on the relationships between men and women. In many societies, individuals could decide—on their own—whether they should marry, whom they should marry, and when they should marry.A few centuries ago, dating was sometimes described as a "courtship ritual where young women entertained gentleman callers, usually in the home, under the watchful eye of a chaperone," but increasingly, in many Western countries, it became a self-initiated activity with two young people going out as a couple in public together.Thus, the concept of marriage is changing widely in many countries.
Historically, marriages in most societies were arranged by parents and older relatives with the goal not being love but legacy and "economic stability and political alliances", according to anthropologists.
Behavior patterns are generally unwritten and constantly changing.
There are considerable differences between social and personal values.
New types of relationships formed; it was possible for people to live together without marrying and without children.
Information about human sexuality grew, and with it an acceptance of all types of sexual orientations is becoming more common.
Each culture has particular patterns which determine such choices as whether the man asks the woman out, where people might meet, whether kissing is acceptable on a first date, the substance of conversation, who should pay for meals or entertainment, Since dating can be a stressful situation, there is the possibility of humor to try to reduce tensions.


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How to Make a Popcorn Box for Your Brand
Making popcorn boxes for your brand can be quite a task with so many popcorn brands available. It is not just making the popcorn box that is difficult; you need to be sure that it stands out and it is different and that it just doesn't look like yet another popcorn brand on the racks. It should instantly attract your customers and bring new people to try them out. For this, design should be attractive and practical even if it is black and white popcorn boxes with no other colors on the pack.
Designing and Making Popcorn Boxes for your Brand
Making custom popcorn boxes will be a challenge but nothing impossible, you just need to be on the right track for making them and you will be a hit overnight. There must be two reasons for making these popcorn boxes, one is that you are an existing brand that wants to revamp the packaging of your popcorn boxes and second is that you are a new popcorn brand and you are looking into popcorn packaging ideas and design, whatever your reason is, read on to find out!
1. Choose your Consumer/Target Buyer
Your first step after determining the type of product you are selling is to choose and target the audience. If your popcorns are something like a ready to eat food, you will get more of the younger people buying your popcorns, if you are going for the other type, you will have all sorts of buyers and consumers which mean that the packaging will be made according to the taste of everyone. The custom popcorn boxes will then be made and designed in such a way that no matter what age, as soon as someone enters a store looking for popcorns, they look at yours the first thing and grab them.
2. Work on the Budget
Of course you need a budget for pop corn boxes manufacturing. Find out how much you are willing to spend without compromising on the quality of the snack because it is food and no compromises there. Spend without compromising on the quality of the snack packaging because it is food and no compromises there. You can get a lot of things in a very good price such as popcorn boxes templates.
3. Explore Material Options
The nature and the type of popcorn you are selling, you will be presented with several options for their packaging depending on whether they are cooked or ready to cook. Whatever your budget is, a professional packaging company can find you great solutions and plenty of material options. You will have to finalize the material according to the geographical location, liking of the consumer and budget, and then finalize popcorn boxes templates.
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It is very important to be aware of what the competitors do and what sort of competition you are looking at. Custom popcorn boxes can be made in many creative designs and many ways once you figure out about the existing brands and what they are doing in terms of packaging.
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Prof. Cassandra Papadakis (Grk: Κασσάνδρα Παπαδάκης; better known as the Oracle) was a suspect in the murder investigations of Greek finance minister Demetrios Metaxas in Murder's Cheap (Case #4 of World Edition) and book author Jacqueline Proust in The Impossible Dream (Case #6 of World Edition).
The Oracle is a 65-year-old professor turned self-proclaimed fortune teller, living in solitary in a cave. She has long brown hair, which she leaves her left side longer than her right, and over her shoulder. She also has a large golden crescent earring on her left ear. She also dons a gold choker.
In her first appearance, she wears a white mask over her face and has a "NO" badge on her toga. It is known that the Oracle knows Greek mythology.
In her second appearance, she replaces the white mask with a red and gold carnival mask and is covered in multi-colored confetti. It is known that she knows Aramaic, drinks sangria and plays chess.
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Events of Criminal Case
Murder's Cheap
The Oracle was treated as a suspect after she jumped in on Jack and the player while they were searching for clues at the cave entrance. When interrogated, it was found out that she was aware of Metaxas's assassination at the Acropolis and knew where Jack and the player came from. Unfortunately, Jack did not tolerate well with her reluctance to be straightforward and left the scene.
After Elliot analyzed a tablet found at the cave, the Oracle was unmasked as a former professor of classic Greek literature, who goes by the name of Cassandra Papadakis. She was fired after Metaxas stopped funding her universities and was not able to pay for a rent any longer. The Oracle revealed that she regretted being unable to emigrate from the country before the economy crisis happened. She was also well aware that the Promethians were behind the murder and warned Jack and the player that they were fearsome.
The Oracle was found innocent after the murderer was revealed to be Metaxas's own economic advisor, Nikolaos Costas.
The Impossible Dream
Papadakis found herself in trouble again after the player and Jack found and analyzed her blood on an effigy of the victim. Jack thought they might get more information from her disguised as Promethians, and it happened to succeed. She mentioned how she and the victim were friends once, until the victim stole her thesis in university turning it into a novel, ruining Papadakis' career in the process. She was suspicious of the player and Jack wondering who they were underneath their hoods, leading Jack and the player to escape before she could find out.
Papadakis had to be spoken to in disguise again after finding a postcard she sent to the victim saying to meet her at Park Güell. She revealed that she had a key role in killing Jacqueline, and that she was chosen by the Promethian leader to lead Jacqueline to her death. However, when she arrived, the Promethian leader was there to put an end to her. When Jack asked about the leader, Papadakis saw through their disguises, but was promptly arrested as an accessory to murder.
Despite her involvement in the murder, she was found innocent of killing Jacqueline directly after the team incarcerated Archibald Gilchrist for murder, as well as being the Promethian leader.
- Papadakis is one of the suspects who appeared in two cases.
Case appearances
- Murder's Cheap (Case #4 of World Edition)
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You probably noticed that the topic of space exploration is very popular and in demand today. Based on this amazing story, a lot of films were shot and hundreds of books written. Such popularity of space is caused by uncertainty, we will not know what awaits us on other planets. But some people managed to visit this magical place. It's about cosmonauts who know what secrets the universe holds. Would you like to go explore the mysterious space? If it is so, then use the Merkur's new development.
Gameplay and Prizes
A stunning gaming machine called "Spacemen" invites you to an exciting expedition during which the user can become a professional cosmonaut. As you know, the first cosmonaut was Yuri Gagarin who flew in 1969. His name will remain forever in the history of our planet. The design of the video slot completely conveys its entertaining storyline, allowing the player to get incredible impressions of the flight.
So, the draw of all the prizes on the slot machine will occur against the background of bright stars and beautiful planets. Reading such an unusual design of the video slot, it is not difficult to guess that its main color is black, but despite this, all the characters are bright and qualitatively drawn. Also, you can meet with the original animation accompaniment.
The playing field contains 5 reels and 5 active lines. Thematic pictures were performed using 3D effects. Against the background of the milky way, the logo of the video slot is shown. In order not to get lost in space, the user needs to learn the rules. To do it, click on the "i" button in the upper right corner.
A speaker is shown nearby that turns off the soundtrack. It's easy to operate a spacecraft, since the control panel does not have extra buttons. As we have already said, the gaming machine has 5 paylines that are active by default. The bet is determined by the "bet per line" button. Spins can be activated in the automatic and manual modes. Next we will consider additional features of the slot game.
Features and Bonuses
Having opened the payout table, the player will familiarize with the acting symbols and also with the corresponding fees. Also, this section describes the features of risk rounds that are activated after the participant receives a payment. You can try to climb up the stairs collecting only high payouts. In this case, the player can bet only half of the sum. During the second risk game, the client needs to try to guess the color or suit of the card in order to increase the last payout by 2 or 4 times.
In case of incorrect choice, the payment will be canceled. To avoid the participation in these rounds, click on the money image, but remember that the main prize is 1 million and 500 thousand credits. Of course, cosmonauts are wealthy people.


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ASU Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This collection includes most of the ASU Theses and Dissertations from 2011 to present. ASU Theses and Dissertations are available in downloadable PDF format; however, a small percentage of items are under embargo. Information about the dissertations/theses includes degree information, committee members, an abstract, supporting data or media.
In addition to the electronic theses found in the ASU Digital Repository, ASU Theses and Dissertations can be found in the ASU Library Catalog.
Dissertations and Theses granted by Arizona State University are archived and made available through a joint effort of the ASU Graduate College and the ASU Libraries. For more information or questions about this collection contact or visit the Digital Repository ETD Library Guide or contact the ASU Graduate College at email@example.com.
- Vermeire, Bert
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- Reverse Fountain Cytoplasmic Streaming in Rhizopus Oryzae
- Diné Research Practices and Protocols: An Intersectional Paradigm Incorporating Indigenous Feminism, Critical Indigenous Research Methodologies and Diné Knowledge Systems
- Developing an Augmented Reality Solution for Mapping Underground Infrastructure
- Characterization of 2D Human Ankle Stiffness during Postural Balance and Walking for Robot-aided Ankle Rehabilitation
- Using Molecular, Cellular and Bioengineering Approaches Towards Understanding Muscle Stem Cell Biology
The thesis focuses on cost-efficient integration of the electro-chemical residue sensor (ECRS), a novel sensor developed for the in situ and real-time measurement of the residual impurities left on the wafer surface and in the fine structures of patterned wafers during typical rinse processes, and wireless transponder circuitry that is based on RFID technology. The proposed technology uses only the NMOS FD-SOI transistors with amorphous silicon as active material with silicon nitride as a gate dielectric. The proposed transistor was simulated under the SILVACO ATLAS Simulation Framework. A parametric study was performed to study the impact of different gate lengths …
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The Wiccan religion is just like any other religion. It is based on what you believe in and it is something that should not be taken lightly. Many people call themselves a Wiccan and do not truly understand anything about the religion. They are in fact witches and nothing more.
Of course, casting spells and taking part in rituals is part of the Wiccan religion, but it is not the only part of it. In this book you are going to start understanding just what the Wiccan religion is and what Wiccans believe.
You will of course, learn how to cast spells and do candle magic as well as how to create a book of shadows. At the end of this book we will go over symbols and the 8 Wiccan secrets that Wiccans guard, which will help you learn Wiccan magic quickly and easily. These secrets will ensure that your spells are effective and we will go into depth about how to use them.
Most importantly, you will learn what symbols should and should not be used, what happens when you put out a curse and how to break a curse that has been sent to you. The Wiccan religion is one that is peaceful, it is not about hexing other people and causing pain in other peoples lives but instead it is about bringing love and joy to them and that is the only reason that you should use any of the information in this book.
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The LOGIQ e is a high performance multipurpose color compact imaging system designed for cardiac, abdominal, obstetrics, gynecology, vascular, musculoskeletal, small parts, pediatric, neonatal and intraoperative applications.
Ease of Use
- From basic ultrasound scans to more advanced imaging, LOGIQ e is easy to operate.
- Manual or automatic – You have the freedom to manually optimize images, or take advantage of dedicated imaging settings by anatomy. Just scan the way you prefer.
- Create and save your own settings – Save your preferred imaging settings as you go from one patient to the next. There's no need to re-create the settings each time.
Advanced Imaging
- LOGIQview renders images into a panoramic image up to 60cm.
- Simultaneous Split Screen shows two Images side-by-side for live scanning, even with and without Color and Power Doppler. Also use Split Screen for contralateral and historical comparisons.
- Power Doppler Imaging (PDI) sensitivity helps you detect slow blood flow, even in
small vessels.
- Easy BD gives you the power to scan and reconstruct a volumetric image.
- B-Color lets you add color tints to grayscale to better amplify contrasts
Image Processing
- Digital Beam former
- 64 Digital Processing Channel Technology
- Displayed Imaging Depth: Minimum Depth of Field: 2 cm (Zoom and probe dependent); Maximum Depth of Field: 30 cm (probe dependent)
- Transmission Focus
- 1 – 8 Focus Points Selectable (probe and application dependent
- Focal Zone Position
- Continuous Dynamic Receive
- Focus/Aperture
- Multi-Frequency/Wideband Technology
- 256 Shades of Gray (VGA)
- Adjustable Field of View (FOV)
- Image Reverse: Right/Left
- Image Rotation: 4 steps Rotation: 0°, 90°, 180°, 270°
Key Technologies Include
- Needle Recognition
- TruScan Architecture
- TruAccess
- SmartScan
- ComfortScan
Software Options
- Easy 3D
- DICOM 3.0 Connectivity
- LOGIQ View
Hardware Options
- Battery Pack
- 3 pedal Foot Switch (IPX8)
- Docking Cart
- Simple Cart
Physical System Specifications
- Weight: 10.1 lbs (4.6kg)
- Console Only Dimensions: 2.49″ H x 13.88″ W x 11.71″ D (61mm H x 340mm W x 287mm D)
- Console with Handle Dimensions: 3.12″ H x 13.88″ W x 13.35″ D (76.5mm H x 340mm W x 327mm D)
- Architecture: All-digital signal processing and multibeam formation technology
- Dynamic range >199 dB
- 2-D mode line density up to 512 lines
- Up to 22,560 processing channels
- DIMAQ Integrated workstation
User Interface
Operator Keyboard:
- Alphanumeric Keyboard
- Ergonomic Hard Key Operations
- Integrated Recording Keys for Remote Control of
- Peripheral Devices and DICOM Devices
- 6 TGC Pods, with Re-mapping functionality at any depth
- Backlight keys
Console Design:
- Laptop Style
- Integrated HDD (4068)
- Wireless LAN Support
- USB ECG (AHA/ IEC) (Optional) Support
- CWD (Optional) Support
- 1 probe port with micro—connector
- Rear handle
Display Screen:
- 15-inch, high resolution color LCD
- Resolution: 1024 x 768 pixels
- Total screen area: 1280 x 1024 pixels
- Interactive Dynamic Software Menu
- Integrated Speakers
- Audio Volume Adjustment
- Open Angle Adjustable – 0 to 1600
Operating Mode
- B-Mode
- Color Flow Mode
- PDI-Mode
- M-Mode
- PW/CW-Mode
- LOGIQ view
- Available on the following probes: 12L & 8L
- Virtual Convex
- Available on the following probes: 12L & 8L
Standards Features
- High Resolution 15 inch Color LCD
- 325 Frames (15 sec) Standard CINE Memory (64MB)
- 4063 Hard Drive
- External DVD RNV storage
- Loops storage-from 'on the fly' scanning and from memory
- Automatic Optimization
- Auto Tissue Optimization: ATO
- Auto CFM Optimization: ACO
- Auto Spectrum Optimization: ASO
- ACE (Adaptive Color Enhancement)
- TruAccess, Raw Data Processing
- Patient Information Database
- Image Archive on Hard Drive *
- Full M&A Calculation Package with Real Time Auto
- Doppler Calculations
- Vascular Calcs
- Cardiac Calcs
- OB Calcs and Tables
- Fetal Trending
- Multi Gestational Calcs
- Hip Dysplasia Calcs
- Gynecological Calcs
- Urological Calcs
- Renal Calcs
Hard Drive
- Internal 160 GB hard drive
- Allows storage of patient studies that include images, reports and measurements
- Storage capacity of 150,00 images with compression: color or black/white
Scanning Method & Transducers
- Electronic Convex
- Electronic Linear with slant scanning
- Convex Array
- Microconvex Array
- Linear Array
- Phase Array
Media & Peripherals
- External USB DVD-RW (standard)
- USB thermal B&W printer, Sony UPD-897 (option)
- USB thermal color printer, Sony UPD-23 MD (option)
- Bluetooth wireless printers, using HP450 printers, where available
- Wireless LAN using Linksys WUSBS4G supporting the 802.11a/blg formats, where available"
- Memory Stick
System Input/ Output
- USB (Footswitch, DVD-RW, video printer)
- DC Power input
Power Supply
- Voltage: 100- 240 V AC
- Frequency: 50/60Hz
- Power: Max. 130 VA with Peripherals
Applications Specific Calculations
- Abdomen
- Cardiac
- Gynecology
- Small Parts
- Obstetrics
Measurements & Calculations
- Distance
- Circumference/Area (Ellipse, Trace)
- % Stenosis
- Volume
- Angle
- A/B Ratio
- Tissue Depth (Distance)
- Time Interval
- Depth Difference with Time Interval & Slope
- % Stenosis
- A/B Ratio
- Heart Rate
Doppler Mode:
- Velocity
- TAMAX, TAMIN, and TAMEAN (Manual/Auto Trace)
- Two Velocities with Slope and Time Interval
- Time Interval
- Pl (Pulsatility Index)
- RI (Resistive Index)
- S/D Ratio
- D/S Ratio
- AIB Ratio
- Max PG (Pressure Gradient)
- Mean PG (Pressure Gradient)
- SV (Stroke Volume)
- FV (Flow Volume)
- CO(cardiac output)
- Heart Rate
Structured Reporting
- DICOM-Cardiac Structured Reporting
- DICOM Vascular Structured Reporting
- DICOM-OB/GYN Structured Reporting
Transducers Ports
- One active port connectors
- Frequency range: 2.0 —10.0 MHz
Transducers/ Probes
- Linear Array 4-13 MHz*
- Intraoperative I Hockey Stick 4-10 MHz
- Curved Array 2—5 MHz
- Micro-Convex 4-10 MHz
- Phased l Sector Array 1.5-4 MHz
- Endocavity 4-10 MHz
- Veterinary (Equine) 4-10 MHz
Cardiac Transducer/ Probe
Adult Cardiac 1.5-4 MHz*