Atlanta did well but Giovocio goal was world class. He's elite for a reason.
Everton sack Ronald Koeman after shocking start to season leaves club languishing in relegation zone
Ronald Koeman has been sacked by Everton following a disastrous start to the season that has left the club in the Premier League's bottom three.
The Dutchman was informed on Monday by chairman Bill Kenwright and majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri that his services were no longer required after they watched Everton capitulate against Arsenal on Sunday.
Koeman leaves after 16 months in charge and the decision will be greeted with delight by Evertonians, who never warmed to him. He faced mounting criticism after results continued to tail off after he oversaw a £150million spend during the summer with director of football Steve Walsh.
He was hurt, he out of shape too. His finishing has been abysmal, I'd bench him to prove a point and get him in the gym. But Messi's greatness aside. It's amazing how much the role players have stepped up this season so far. Inesta looks 25 again, Busquets is back to his form, Umtiti is maturing to one of the best defenders in Spain, Paulinho is like "wtf I'm good?" and Semedo is proving he fits into the system perfectly.Outside of his clutch goal last week, Suarez has been trash this season by his standards. It's amazing how good Barça has been with very little quality coming from him.
Arsenal needs a better starting CM than Ramsey
...IDK what Lucho was doing but Valverde is getting some quality shyt out of players like Alcacer....
This guy here made arguably one of the worst moves in recent history.
At Valencia he was the central figure to their attack who would have grown to be one of the great Valencia strikers of old e.g. David Villa, Soldado etc.
At Barcelona he's a perpetual bench warmer. Whereas Valencia played with a single "poacher" type striker who was fed many balls to finish, Barca is more diverse in their attack. It's a front three that finishes rather than one single striker.
Look at Zaza now at Valencia. He's hit his stride and has the goals to back it up. I think 6 or 7 so far this campaign.