Everton Verdict – Everything Has Changed at Goodison Park, Marco Silva's Vibrant Blues Still Delivering on His Promises

Another Goodison campaign is about to end: without a trophy, without a sailing race and probably a European football waiting.

Despite a late season spike that included home wins against Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United and Burnley in the last episode of Goodison, this season's home record is remarkably similar to last season's record.

In the last home game against Burnley, Burnley recorded a home record of W 10 D5 L4 scored 30 conceded 21 points 34.

Last season it was W10 D4 L5 28 points against 22 points 34

Until here, so similar.

But something has changed at Goodison Park this season.

Something important. Something vibrant. And I hope something lasts.

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Remember, 12 months later, the apathetic, dismayed and insane gathering who sat quietly throughout the last home game of last season.

Tom Davies' last gasp saved Southampton a draw and at least avoided the ignominy of a last home defeat.

But it was the only source of comfort.

There was a tower of appreciation so little known that there was barely a quarter of the stadium to attend.

The manager and his badistants were so unpopular that they chose not to join the parade.

And club legend Neville Southall, who never hesitated to give his opinion, tweeted: "If I had three minutes to live, I would watch a DVD of Everton this season. It seems like I have a life left.

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Fast forward 12 months.

Goodison was still full to three quarters for a round of appreciation that was certainly appreciated.

The director and his badistant participated and were warmly applauded.

And the last tweet from Big Nev was "Watch the Bee Girls Invasion Damage, it's good."

Watch the invasion of the bee girls
Too bad it's good

& mdash; Neville Southall (@NevilleSouthall) May 3, 2019

Well. Neville never changes.

But there is a lot left in Goodison Park in 12 months.

"What do Everton fans actually want?" Was a familiar refrain among media experts last season.

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These fans were not greedy. They were not unrealistic and did not have the sense of the law.

They just wanted to see a smooth, offensive and entertaining football from the players of Everton's purest tradition.

Marco Silva gives them that.

"I have emphasized the importance of the link between our fans and the team and this season has become stronger and stronger," said the Blues boss in his program notes.

"I know our fans (clearly a deliberate capital) will be incredibly pbadionate again tonight to support our players. Goodison Park is a special place and we all want to share that unique and special feeling that only Goodison can express out loud. "

He delivers because he appreciates what he is witnessing.

Whether it's the two brilliant Brazilians, the cultivated Sigurdsson, the wasp Gana Gueye or the very frankly fantastic Lucas Digne, Everton sets the teams apart at Goodison Park.

And they do it from the beginning.

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Whether it's the siren, the upbeat atmosphere or simply a positive mental attitude, Everton started at a breakneck pace for the third successive home match – and found precise and penetrating pbades to match.

Burnley gave Manchester City's elected champions 95 minutes late last weekend. Against Everton, they lost 2-0 in 20 minutes and reduced their possession to 25% in half an hour of opening.

Morgan Schneiderlin, who was fast, busy and efficient, is a good example of this excellent opening, despite Ashley Westwood's brutal attempt to freeze it midway through halftime.

The French played an important role in the selection of Everton's second goal after 20 minutes, but at this point, the Blues were already fully deserved.

Calvert-Lewin held the ball efficiently and patiently, transferred the ball to Sigurdsson and provided badistance to allow Richarlison to score a goal in front of the Icelandic star in his personal duel to end the season as top scorer .

Perhaps.

Richarlison's 20-yard free-kick could have thumped Ben Mee, but the shot seemed to have defeated Heaton anyway. But televised testimonials suggest that the coup could have been initially off target and therefore a personal goal.

There was no doubt about the identity of the second scorer.

Five minutes later, Schneiderlin intervened, Calvert-Lewin played a supporting role and Lucas Digne let slip with a lightning strike that Heaton could only ward off. The player that Everton fans sing costs £ 50m, Richarlison was clearly offside. The player they sang cost $ 60,000 and Seamus Coleman nodded with joy.

Everton went from speed to cruising speed control, but was only interrupted when Ashley Barnes completed center-center Robbie Brady, but he played well offside.

Sean Dyche's earnest exhortations sparked a second-half reaction – and Matej Vydra was unhappy that he did not get a penalty following an unfortunate hit in the back of Michael Keane.

Next season, with the omnipresent VAR on the case …..

But it was a rare incursion into Everton's territory. Seamus Coleman attempted a daring attack on Heaton and was thwarted, Ademola Lookman threw a 20-meter firecracker and cut the crossbar, Walcott and Lookman were denied in time – then Phil Jagielka was presented with the latest in a few minutes and songs of "One Jagielka! "

His Goodison swansong? The gesture suggested that it can be.

The win put Everton in eighth place in the Premier League, the same position he won last season.

But nothing has changed? Do not believe it!