Ruby Mace

They were great in the mid.

Ruby Mace played amazing.

Obviously, I've always admired Ruby Mace and what she's able to do, but her being able to actually now play center mid and not center back is...

It's going to help Everton get some points, which they are going to desperately need because it looked like the three dragons meme when it comes to the attacking part of the field because...

Oh, boy.

So that was basically all of the first half of the match, just watching nasty, nasty football.

And then the second half of the match continues, and it's more of the same, although Everton's attack is starting to look a little bit better, mainly because you can see that Charlton's defenders are starting to get tired.

And as evidence of this, in the 58th minute, after Ruby Mace had already sauced her once.

I understand it.

The studs are high and the leg is up, but there's no contact on Ruby Mace at all.

It's more of a hip-to-hip connection.

The leg, the foot doesn't catch.

Especially now, you know, losing Ash Neville for the next game.

Shout out to Ruby Mace as well, 'cause like this is a young English player that I really, really like, and I felt that Leicester was exceptional.

Since going to Everton, I just don't feel like we've seen the best of her, but this is a young English player that I really enjoy watching play.

Yeah, completely agree.

I would imagine that she starts.

left wing anyway um so we'll wait and see on that one um yeah i was torn i've actually got ruby mace as my kind of everton selection as laura just said there i think when you're playing as child and they're at home as well i i can see a clean sheet for everton that one so i don't think i'll be taking taking her out and i think it's an interesting one across the i think beth mead is probably the other one i'm probably going to take out because she that she would be starting um it doesn't look like she is uh or certainly on the base of the first game so maybe selects now the rest of them i think i'm probably going to keep as as it is to be honest because my bench is strong anyway i think um you know kelly gago as well um i think they've got i think i think at london yeah london city at home next so there's a potential there i actually think west ham have won the transfer window in terms of the players they brought in and she's one of them so I think I'm going to keep her in there as well but I think yeah it's probably going to be Samba it's probably going to be me the rest of the team when I'm looking at Carpenter and James Hansen Russo obviously didn't score in the first week when I expected to at least get some points but I think when you look at Crystal Palace at home I think it's too early to be taking taking her and that's what I said before about being kind of reactionary there'll be people taking her out of the base of one week and I think it's too early for that so yeah Russo and Shaw will be my two strikers still and then I think you know James Hansen uh park i'll probably keep in um because you never know with jess partridge he can pop up with a gold or an assist from somewhere um and my back three will stay as carpenter mason and somebody else actually i think Yeah, Sandberg and Meade, I think, will be the two transfers I make this week and kind of mix it around from there.

I don't know who I'm going to put in.

As Laura said, I'm kind of going to wait for team news a little bit because I always used to do this on the men's game a lot, make my transfers early in the week, and then the manager would do a press conference, say, yeah, they're out for the weekend.

It was a very dominant performance and a little bit unlucky with those two late clearances off the line that Tom mentioned as well.

One of them from Ruby Mace, I think, the other one from Ornella Vinola.

So, I think when you're creating chances and you're getting people into those areas, there's less to be worried about.

The problem is when that becomes a consistent problem, which is what we're seeing with Chelsea.