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The Ripple Effect with James Lawrence Allcott
Why GW12 Will Define the Season, Cold Palmer, Trippier’s Trap, and Why Bernardo is Golden
Nov 15, 2023
Joe Thomlinson, football analyst and host, joins James Allcott to discuss why GW12 was season-defining. They talk about Cole Palmer's equalizer against Man City and its implications for Man United. They also discuss Everton's big win and what's happening at Newcastle.
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- Everton's goal signifies a shift towards team play and could be a turning point for their season.
- The Eze-Brounwey incident highlights the importance of players staying on their feet and questions the fairness of the yellow card decision.
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Gay's goal boosts confidence in Everton squad
Idriss Gueye's late goal in the 86th minute gives Everton a much-needed boost of confidence and belief in the squad. This goal signifies a shift away from depending on individual players to score, which has been problematic for Everton in the past. The goal comes after a well-executed team move, demonstrating Everton's ability to create incisive passing and play through the forward line. This goal could serve as a turning point for Everton's season, giving them more credit for the quality of football they play.
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