Flooding wednesday with victims inside. Inside the civic center. Look at this. We are inside. The people all in the bleachers. Reporter back in houston, more shelter space has opened up. There are 230 shelters operating. And many thousands remain swamped with 49,000 homes now damaged or destroyed. In the past week, they have made more than 8500 rescues, more than 26,000 evacuations. At this point, fema says 200,000 people have started the process of seeking help from the federal government. Harvey is bringing misery to the gulf coast, well go to our chief meteorologist in the Weather Center with more on where the storm is heading. Its out of the houston area which is great news. Its on the border between texas, eastern texas and louisiana. Its raining hard there are also. The system has been downgraded and the wind dying off. Its still potent with rainfall. You can see how fortunate they are. If there were 70 or 80 miles east, this rain would come down. Heres a system tracking off. The
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City s unrelenting quality and workrate win out King is the obvious replacement for Calvert-Lewin. I just don t understand this one. Tony Twist 2 Posted 17/02/2021 at 19:31:58 Sigurdsson, Ancelotti s favourite. King should be playing instead of this slow coach, wimp of a player. We need speed, power and never say die attitude, attributes that Sigurdsson just does not have. Prove me wrong, Ancelotti. Phil Smith Allan must have picked up something in training (great) or was rushed back too soon.
Criminal (yet again) he isn t starting with King with Calvert-Lewin out. Looked decent when he came on and was unlucky not to get a debut goal. Only one result coming today and it won t be a good one for us.
No after you, no after you. by Dave McDowell | 31/01/2021 Firstly let me establish my good fortune of having witnessed two great successful Everton teams full of leaders: Labone, Ball, Harvey & Kendall; then Reid, Gray, Southall & Ratcliffe.
All of the above hated losing, I mean these guys took it personally. We regularly heard stories that, if the Blues lost, then that weekend, woe betide the dog, the cat and sometimes the wife. Evenings out cancelled, sulking, silence & fronting up any teammate they felt hadn’t put a shift in.
Those were the days when a win bonus probably was more important than the regular salary but it wasn’t down to the money – it was down to the in-built will to win these guys had.