Showing posts with label everton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label everton. Show all posts
Thursday, 2 June 2011
Tim Howard 10/11 video
Another excellent video made by YT User LCTrussell1992 showing some of Tim Howard's saves for Everton in 2010/2011 season.
Sunday, 24 April 2011
Tim Howard small picspam
Premier League, Manchester United vs Everton, 23 April
Premier League, Manchester United vs Everton, 23 April
Premier League, Sunderland vs Everton, 26 February
Premier League, Sunderland vs Everton, 26 February
Premier League, Manchester City vs Everton, 20 December
Premier League, Manchester City vs Everton, 20 December
FA Cup, Chelsea vs Everton, 19 February
FA Cup, Chelsea vs Everton, 19 February
FA Cup, Chelsea vs Everton, 19 February
FA Cup, Chelsea vs Everton, 19 February
FA Cup, Chelsea vs Everton, 19 February, celebratin the vitory in penalty shoot-out
FA Cup, Chelsea vs Everton, 19 February
FA Cup, Chelsea vs Everton, 19 February
FA Cup, Chelsea vs Everton, 19 February
FA Cup, Chelsea vs Everton, 19 February
Premier League, Bolton vs Everton, 13 February
Premier League, Wolverhampton vs Everton, 9 April
Premier League, Newcastle vs Everton, 5 March
Premier League, Arsenal vs Everton, 1 February
Premier League, Arsenal vs Everton, 1 February
Premier League, Arsenal vs Everton, 1 February
Premier League, Arsenal vs Everton, 1 February
Premier League, Arsenal vs Everton, 1 February
Premier League, Arsenal vs Everton, 1 February
Premier League, Arsenal vs Everton, 1 February
Saturday, 19 February 2011
FA Cup - Chelsea - Everton 1:1 (pen 3:4) 19, Everton wins penalty shoot-out!
When I started to watch this game my first thought was 'I want the penalty shoot-out and I want Everton to win'. And surprisingly it did happen.
Both teams wasted so many good situations in the regular time! It was much better in the additional time, the game became faster. But I'm not complaining, because it was extremely pleasant game to watch for a goalkeepers' fan. Petr Cech made 10 saves, Tim Howard 8. What's more they both saved a penalty each.
Lampard scored in 104' but sometimes 1:0 is not enough to win. Like in this match. Baines scored an amazing goal from a free kick just outside the penalty area, one minute before the end of the additional time. It was literally their last chance to draw the game.
Too bad for Ashley Cole to miss the last penalty for Chelsea. Phil Nevill scored for Everton and they were through.
Great to see Everton celebrating in front of their fans.
As for Chelsea 'the penalty curse' affected them again. It was the seventh penalty shoot-out lost in a row...
Both teams wasted so many good situations in the regular time! It was much better in the additional time, the game became faster. But I'm not complaining, because it was extremely pleasant game to watch for a goalkeepers' fan. Petr Cech made 10 saves, Tim Howard 8. What's more they both saved a penalty each.
Lampard scored in 104' but sometimes 1:0 is not enough to win. Like in this match. Baines scored an amazing goal from a free kick just outside the penalty area, one minute before the end of the additional time. It was literally their last chance to draw the game.
Too bad for Ashley Cole to miss the last penalty for Chelsea. Phil Nevill scored for Everton and they were through.
Great to see Everton celebrating in front of their fans.
As for Chelsea 'the penalty curse' affected them again. It was the seventh penalty shoot-out lost in a row...
Wednesday, 2 February 2011
Premier League: Arsenal vs Everton 2-1, 1 February 2010, video highlights
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Great game to watch. Everton opened the game when Louis Saha scored in 24'. They lead till 70'. Five minutes were enough for Arsenal to catch up with the result (Arshavin) and add to it the second goal (Koscielny).
Wojciech Szczęsny who is now Arsenal's no. 1 didn't had too much to work. Hard to blame him that he allowed a goal from an offside...
Liked the performance of Tim Howard, escpecially his excellent save of Van Persie's shot from free-kick, who tried to send the ball into top right angle. Howard somehow managed to tip it over.
Sunday, 28 November 2010
Premier League: Everton vs West Brom 1-4 video
This match is not going to be a nice memory for Everton. They lost with West Bromwich Albion a game they theoretically should won. After all West Brom is stuck in the relegation section after five games without a win in the row.
But football is a tricky game. Everton lost on their home soil. Everything was against them that day. The defense was poor, the decisions of referee questionable and they did finish with ten men. Mikel Arteta was send away with red card.
Poor Tim Howard could do little. Those four goals were practically imposible to save. He crashed with the goalpost while attempting to make a save of a free kick shot (0:12 in the video). It looked so painful!
Liked Scott Carson's performance. He made 3 fine saves. His teammates were on the place to support him. When Beckford clipped the ball over the advancing Carson, Gabriel Tamas got back and clear it off the line.
But football is a tricky game. Everton lost on their home soil. Everything was against them that day. The defense was poor, the decisions of referee questionable and they did finish with ten men. Mikel Arteta was send away with red card.
Poor Tim Howard could do little. Those four goals were practically imposible to save. He crashed with the goalpost while attempting to make a save of a free kick shot (0:12 in the video). It looked so painful!
Liked Scott Carson's performance. He made 3 fine saves. His teammates were on the place to support him. When Beckford clipped the ball over the advancing Carson, Gabriel Tamas got back and clear it off the line.
Sunday, 7 November 2010
Premier League: Blackpool vs Everton 2-2, 6 November 2010
That game was a little crazy. In the first half Blackpool scored the opening goal, but they kept the lead for only a few minutes because Everton equalized it. Unfortunately Tim Howard was not without a blame when Everton lost a goal. I think he didn't put the wall on the right position.
The story repeated in the second half. Blackpool scored their second goal. This time there was so much fuss in the penalty area that Howard couldn't even see clearly where the ball was. Blackpool's joy didn't last long as Everton catched up with the result only two minutes later.
However, neither of the sides could add third goal to their result and the game ended with a draw.
Only one photo with Tim this time. Better than nothing.
It's from a weird offside. Weird, because it was an offside but the assistant referee was late with raising the flag up. Fortuantely for Everton and for Tim (who didn't really make an attempt to make a save) it was an offside.
The story repeated in the second half. Blackpool scored their second goal. This time there was so much fuss in the penalty area that Howard couldn't even see clearly where the ball was. Blackpool's joy didn't last long as Everton catched up with the result only two minutes later.
However, neither of the sides could add third goal to their result and the game ended with a draw.
Only one photo with Tim this time. Better than nothing.
It's from a weird offside. Weird, because it was an offside but the assistant referee was late with raising the flag up. Fortuantely for Everton and for Tim (who didn't really make an attempt to make a save) it was an offside.
Sunday, 24 October 2010
Bad luck
Watched two last games of Everton. Seems that I betrayed Serie A for the Premier League at this season. So far I managed to see Genoa's and Lazio's games only once, and watched Inter - Tottenham Chempions League last Wednesday, but that's all. Instead of following Eduardo, Muslera or Julio Cesar I try to catch Tim Howard's games.
Everton's match against Liverpool last Sunday was fine, they finally advanced in the table. The derby was interesting to watch and Tim Howard did very well - made 6 saves.
And today... Well, unfortunately, Everton draw a game they could win. This time it was Howard who commited a mistake. He misjudged a cross and Tottenham didn't waste the opportunity, scored an equalizer just a three minutes after Everton's opening goal.
As usuall there is no photos with the goalkeeper from the Everton - Liverpool game, but from the one he has a blunder on his account.
Everton's match against Liverpool last Sunday was fine, they finally advanced in the table. The derby was interesting to watch and Tim Howard did very well - made 6 saves.
And today... Well, unfortunately, Everton draw a game they could win. This time it was Howard who commited a mistake. He misjudged a cross and Tottenham didn't waste the opportunity, scored an equalizer just a three minutes after Everton's opening goal.
As usuall there is no photos with the goalkeeper from the Everton - Liverpool game, but from the one he has a blunder on his account.
Thursday, 7 October 2010
Tim Howard in Birmingham vs Everton 0:2 photo
Goalkeeper Tim Howard and Sylvain Distin (left) of Everton compete for the ball with Cameron Jerome (right) of Birmingham City. English Premier League, Birmingham City vs Everton, St. Andrews stadium, Birmingham, England, Saturday 2 Oct 2010.
Everton won the game 0:2.
Sunday, 3 October 2010
Premier League: Birmingham vs Everton 0-2
Everton finally win a game, first time in this season. Finally they moved up, and now are on the 17th place in the table with 7 points. At least it's not the relegation section!
First goal for Everton was Birmingham's own goal. The second was scored by Tim Cahill in the injury time.
Tim Howard didn't had too much work to do. Ben Foster made 2 saves. Hard to blame him for that own goal.
First goal for Everton was Birmingham's own goal. The second was scored by Tim Cahill in the injury time.
Tim Howard didn't had too much work to do. Ben Foster made 2 saves. Hard to blame him for that own goal.
Saturday, 25 September 2010
Premier League: Blackburn Rovers vs Everton 1-0, 14 Aug 2010
It was not a lucky day for Tim Howard. Unfortunately his mistake cost the team a lost goal. In 14' he raced out goal to clear the ball. He catched it but it slipped out of his hands and Nikola Kalinic, who was right behind Everton's goalkeeper, used the opportunity and send the ball into the empty goal.
Blunders happens to all goalkeepers from time to time...
Blunders happens to all goalkeepers from time to time...
Monday, 13 September 2010
Aston Villa - Everton 1-0 match, 29 Aug 2010, a report with photos
It was not the first time I visited England, but never before I was so determined to watch a Premier League game live.
The very first thing I did before the trip was checking where Everton is going to play in 28/29 weekend as it was the only one during my one-week stay in England. They were scheduled to play an away game in Birmingham with Aston Villa. Not sure if I will be able to go there, I checked the games in London, because I was going to stay there. Arsenal was going to be on away game and I was not really interested in Chelsea game, especially that it was highly improbable I will be able to get ticket, as usually all are sold out weeks before the matches.
I come back to the first idea - to go watch Everton game. The main reason was for me, as goalkeepers’ fan, to see Tim Howard live, who made to my list of favorite goalkeepers after the World Cup.
I was checking availability of the tickets on the Aston Villa page every day. There was still a lot of them, even a day before the game. In Saturday I finally decided that I’m going, especially that despite having no. 24 in this season Tim Howard was playing as a first-choice in previous games and most likely also in this one.
Took a coach to Birmingham at Sunday morning and at 12.35 p.m. I was on the place. It took me some time to find Official Aston Villa Shop, located in the city centre. Bought a ticket there on the Trinity Road Upper Stand A sector. Didn’t want a place in section behind the goals as it would be hard to see what is happening on the opposite side on the pitch.
Got by bus to the stadium around 3 p.m. A lot of people was already there, coming to see the game.
Noticed Everton’s coach parked outside and took a few photos of it. Of course all players were already inside, in dressing room. Bought the official matchday programme and then went inside. It was still an hour before the kick-off but I didn’t want to miss the warm-up session.
My sector was on the very top and the view was indeed great. The stadium was huge. Never before was I in such a place.
The goalkeepers of both teams were already on the pitch. At first moment I didn’t noticed Howard. Brad Friedel and Brad Guzan were on the one side of the pitch, in yellow uniforms, and they draw my attention at first.
But then I looked on the opposite side. There was Jan Mucha in the goal.
A moments later Tim Howard appeared on the pitch and I recognized him immediately.
It was fun to watch a part you normally never see in television. All training session of the goalkeepers, all preparations for the game.
Roughly 30 minutes before the kick-off the rest of the players started their warm-up.
It seemed that Tim Howard and Brad Friedel were going to play as the first-choice. All players went to the dressing room around ten minutes before the kick-off. The deputy goalkeepers were the last ones to left the pitch.
The stands filled with spectators only a few minutes before the game. There were some empty places left but nevertheless the stadium looked to be quite crowded. The Everton’s fans sector was all blue. Many Aston Villa fans had jerseys and scarves with the club's colors.
During the game I tried to follow the action and Howard at the same time, and take some pictures (most of them out of focus, unfortunately). Shot also some short movies with the photo camera.
Only ten minutes passed and Luke Young scored a goal. For me it looked as if it was totally unexpected. Everton’s player lost the ball, then it was snatched by Aston Villa player, passed to Luke Young, who send a wide lob over Tim Howard. Unable to save!
In the same moment all spectators leaped up, cheering for the team. Well, I remained seated, as I was supporting Everton in this game and it would a bit... well... weird to cheer after he allowed a goal.
During the whole game it was Everton which was dominating on the pitch but they were not able to use any of the situation they created. They had so many corner kicks that it seemed to be only a matter of time until they score the equalizer. However, they did not success.
Apparently Aston Villa fans were not content of some of the referee’s decision. Heard some negative comments and booing. Obviously they though he puts in favor Everton.
As I said before, most of action took place under Aston Villa’s goal (Everton had 18 corner kicks!), but all dangerous situations were saved by Friedel or the teams’ defenders. Both teams lost the ball a lot of times, it was not a smooth game.
The most amazing save I saw was for sure double save of Tim Howard at the beginning of second half. He saved the shot of Carew, the ball went to Everton’s defender, who lost it in the box. Ashley Young kicked the ball into the net. I’ve almost seen it in, but Tim somehow managed to spring on his feet in a split second, run few two or three meters and bounce it. It was amazing!
He was also lucky later in the game. After another of his saves the ball went on the feet of Aston Villa player, but the retake was send over the goal.
One might see what goalkeepers are doing when nothing happens under their goal (usually 80% of time). Well, for those who had never seen a football game live – they just came out of the goal box and stay close to the penalty arc box, to have a clear view on the action if it’s on the opposite side of the pitch. They also use the opportunity to pass instructions to other players and organize the defensive.
However, they can never lose focus as the situation on the pitch can change very fast.
Considering that in their previous games both goalkeepers had howlers on their accounts it was really nice this time nothing like this happened in this one! Both goalkeepers played fine.
Shot a short video after the final whistle.
Immedietely after the game finished I had to catch a bus to the city centre and get to the coach station, so there was no time to wait for Everton players. Perhaps next time, if there is going to be a next time I got chance to see Everton game live.
Got back to London at evening and it was the end of my trip. For sure it was worth it and I’m happy I got to see one of favorite goalies live.
The very first thing I did before the trip was checking where Everton is going to play in 28/29 weekend as it was the only one during my one-week stay in England. They were scheduled to play an away game in Birmingham with Aston Villa. Not sure if I will be able to go there, I checked the games in London, because I was going to stay there. Arsenal was going to be on away game and I was not really interested in Chelsea game, especially that it was highly improbable I will be able to get ticket, as usually all are sold out weeks before the matches.
I come back to the first idea - to go watch Everton game. The main reason was for me, as goalkeepers’ fan, to see Tim Howard live, who made to my list of favorite goalkeepers after the World Cup.
I was checking availability of the tickets on the Aston Villa page every day. There was still a lot of them, even a day before the game. In Saturday I finally decided that I’m going, especially that despite having no. 24 in this season Tim Howard was playing as a first-choice in previous games and most likely also in this one.
Took a coach to Birmingham at Sunday morning and at 12.35 p.m. I was on the place. It took me some time to find Official Aston Villa Shop, located in the city centre. Bought a ticket there on the Trinity Road Upper Stand A sector. Didn’t want a place in section behind the goals as it would be hard to see what is happening on the opposite side on the pitch.
Got by bus to the stadium around 3 p.m. A lot of people was already there, coming to see the game.
Noticed Everton’s coach parked outside and took a few photos of it. Of course all players were already inside, in dressing room. Bought the official matchday programme and then went inside. It was still an hour before the kick-off but I didn’t want to miss the warm-up session.
My sector was on the very top and the view was indeed great. The stadium was huge. Never before was I in such a place.
The goalkeepers of both teams were already on the pitch. At first moment I didn’t noticed Howard. Brad Friedel and Brad Guzan were on the one side of the pitch, in yellow uniforms, and they draw my attention at first.
But then I looked on the opposite side. There was Jan Mucha in the goal.
A moments later Tim Howard appeared on the pitch and I recognized him immediately.
It was fun to watch a part you normally never see in television. All training session of the goalkeepers, all preparations for the game.
Roughly 30 minutes before the kick-off the rest of the players started their warm-up.
It seemed that Tim Howard and Brad Friedel were going to play as the first-choice. All players went to the dressing room around ten minutes before the kick-off. The deputy goalkeepers were the last ones to left the pitch.
The stands filled with spectators only a few minutes before the game. There were some empty places left but nevertheless the stadium looked to be quite crowded. The Everton’s fans sector was all blue. Many Aston Villa fans had jerseys and scarves with the club's colors.
During the game I tried to follow the action and Howard at the same time, and take some pictures (most of them out of focus, unfortunately). Shot also some short movies with the photo camera.
Only ten minutes passed and Luke Young scored a goal. For me it looked as if it was totally unexpected. Everton’s player lost the ball, then it was snatched by Aston Villa player, passed to Luke Young, who send a wide lob over Tim Howard. Unable to save!
In the same moment all spectators leaped up, cheering for the team. Well, I remained seated, as I was supporting Everton in this game and it would a bit... well... weird to cheer after he allowed a goal.
During the whole game it was Everton which was dominating on the pitch but they were not able to use any of the situation they created. They had so many corner kicks that it seemed to be only a matter of time until they score the equalizer. However, they did not success.
Apparently Aston Villa fans were not content of some of the referee’s decision. Heard some negative comments and booing. Obviously they though he puts in favor Everton.
As I said before, most of action took place under Aston Villa’s goal (Everton had 18 corner kicks!), but all dangerous situations were saved by Friedel or the teams’ defenders. Both teams lost the ball a lot of times, it was not a smooth game.
The most amazing save I saw was for sure double save of Tim Howard at the beginning of second half. He saved the shot of Carew, the ball went to Everton’s defender, who lost it in the box. Ashley Young kicked the ball into the net. I’ve almost seen it in, but Tim somehow managed to spring on his feet in a split second, run few two or three meters and bounce it. It was amazing!
He was also lucky later in the game. After another of his saves the ball went on the feet of Aston Villa player, but the retake was send over the goal.
One might see what goalkeepers are doing when nothing happens under their goal (usually 80% of time). Well, for those who had never seen a football game live – they just came out of the goal box and stay close to the penalty arc box, to have a clear view on the action if it’s on the opposite side of the pitch. They also use the opportunity to pass instructions to other players and organize the defensive.
However, they can never lose focus as the situation on the pitch can change very fast.
Considering that in their previous games both goalkeepers had howlers on their accounts it was really nice this time nothing like this happened in this one! Both goalkeepers played fine.
Shot a short video after the final whistle.
Immedietely after the game finished I had to catch a bus to the city centre and get to the coach station, so there was no time to wait for Everton players. Perhaps next time, if there is going to be a next time I got chance to see Everton game live.
Got back to London at evening and it was the end of my trip. For sure it was worth it and I’m happy I got to see one of favorite goalies live.
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