Classy Everton dispatch promising West Brom
Saturday’s early kickoff saw Everton face Slaven Bilic’s West Brom at home. In an exciting game, the Toffees edged out the Baggies 5-2, showing their new found strength under Carlo Ancelotti.
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I agree that it could be a really positive thing for Australian football. Players such as Sekiya, Lofthouse and Pengelly are continually overlooked by A-league clubs who prefer signing over-paid foreign 30 year olds. These players are working hard in the NPL without being given a chance. Hopefully we will see more local success stories like we saw in Dylan Wenzell-Hall, Danny Kim and Oskar Dillon.
Tasuku Sekiya: A-League lessons from an NPL star