Should David Moyes go for all-out attack in Europe tonight?
Sep 20 2007 Mike Williamson, Chester SATURDAY’S loss was difficult to bear but it is vital that we take the positives out of the game – and there were plenty of them – and go forward into tonight’s UEFA Cup clash full of optimism. A good first leg result will set us up nicely, not just for the return, but also for crucial Premiership games that lie ahead. David Moyes has to be positive in his approach to the game. Most fans were again bemused by his tactics last week, replacing our most expensive signing with his understudy, and bringing McFadden on far too late to have much chance of making a big impact. I would go for three up front from the start to see what the Ukrainians are made of. We must try to get at least a two-goal lead to take over there. Goodison will be packed, the atmosphere charged and the stage set for what hopefully will be the start of our most successful European campaign since the glorious Eighties. Richard Knights, West Derby METALIST KHARKIV? It’s the fear of th
