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Who's Going To Wembley
Everton
38%
 38%  [ 5 ]
Chelsea
61%
 61%  [ 8 ]
Total Votes : 13

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Joined: 15 Jun 2005
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Boooo what are you doing Everton? Well we will have to do em in the final now.

COYS!

Young Pro

Joined: 19 Jul 2006
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Location: Brighton
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First of all i want to say well done Everton did well but we had too much in the end. On another day it would of been a different result.
Now we are in the final we can think about Spurs, lol will be a good game few more goals than normall just hope we batter them.

Tottenham always running

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Joined: 13 Nov 2005
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Everton had a few chances but once again Chelsea's defence was inpregnable, they're looking strong at the moment. Unlucky Everton, I guess it was a day out for the fans though.

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Joined: 15 Sep 2006
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Sorry Bluey but I have to be honest about this game.

Firstly, the Goodison Park support was an absolute joke!! Seriously, all I could hear was Chelsea fans doing all the singing, despite them only bringing less than 3000. For a Premiership club like Everton who had a great opportunity to reach a Wembley final, the supporters did the players no favours in being outsung for most of the match. As Steely said, take away the Blues fans and you would have heard a pin drop. Why was that Bluey? Nerves?

Secondly, and this is probably related to the quietness of the Toffee fans, Moyes screwed up his tactics spectacularly. Why did he start with 4-5-1??? It was such a negative move and lost Everton any chance had of seizing the early initiative. They were losing 2-1 from the 1st leg, so they needed a goal to get back into the tie. But instead of going at Chelsea from the off, Andrew Johnson looked so isolated it was unreal. He badly lacked support up front - he's not a target man at all. Look at the size of him compared to Alex, yet I remember several times Everton pumping the ball up to him only for the Brazilian to win the header easily.

I must give credit where credit is due: Chelsea were awesome. Efficient and in total control of the match. They knew when to raise the tempo, when to slow the play down - the pace of the game was at their mercy. Brilliant close control and finish from Joe Cole - that was world class.

At least Everton can put all of their energy into the league and UEFA Cup now. As for Chelsea, Grant has done brilliantly since Mourinho left. 21 wins from 29 I think, and only two defeats - away to Man U and Arsenal.

The Chelsea juggernaut bulldozes on.

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Joined: 17 Oct 2006
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Damn the media putting the microphones by the Chelsea fans.... Wink

Everton V's Chelsea (2nd Leg)
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