Well,what about David Moyes does'nt he.................

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    #1 baskerville, Aug 27, 2006
    talk some *****. How on earth can a team with 10 men come to be stronger and win a game against a team of 11 men?:pff :pff :pff :pff :pff :pff :pff :pff
     
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    #2 EastStander, Aug 27, 2006
    But they do

    how often do you see 10 men overcome 11 - happens alot, yet we capitulated yesterday
     
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    #3 La Dent de Crolles, Aug 27, 2006
    It depends on the type of team you are up against,

    Everton overcame Spurs yesterday quite comfortably as the style Spurs played against them was easy for them to cope with.</p>

    Also they had pace up front in Johnson so they were able to get balls into the corners and over the top to relieve the pressure.</p>
     
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    #4 Guest, Aug 27, 2006
    RE: It depends on the type of team you are up against,

    And how did they play it? 4-4-1!!
     
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    #5 La Dent de Crolles, Aug 27, 2006
    They played a system they thought best to combat Spurs

    It loooked like Everton played Osman off Johnson as Spurs played with only 1 wide player so didnt need so many at the back. Phil Neville had no one to mark so pushed up into midfield.</p>

    3-4-1-1 Everton went as that was the best system to cope.</p>
     
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