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" Premiership Everton face Championship side Sunderland at home in the fourth round of the FA Cup. Everton have managed to hold on to fourth spot in the league, but recently, their form has dipped a little. The have been rocked by the departure of star midfielder Tomas Gravesen to Real Madrid, and lost 1-0 at home to Charlton in their last home game. Sunderland are in great confidence coming into this game, they are third in the Championship, and are in superb form, especially away from home. if he was kilo which i aint agreeing/disagreeing why sign him up for a year.basicaly beacause our manger and chairman know that our squad is way to thin. they have been living on the edge with our club as if it was a game mate and a few early injuries and we could have been in serious trouble.if davey weir and stubbs are two players we have to rely on and play well no matter what anybody says to me or argues with me i wont hear of it. weir stubbs and pistone were released two seasons ago at the end of this one with moyes going on bout thanking them for the jobs they done and rightfuly so but then backtracks signs them up and then continues to play them.if released they werent good enough then on his statement of time to move on and bring in younger and better which is a sign of the mickey mouse running of our club and serious lack of ambition and professionalism. if u me or anyone ran a business and it took ten 15 people a week to process ur orders and that dropped down to 13/10 how long would it take u to sustain it without replacing those 2/5 most needed. my answer not 3 years or u would be gone bust.as much as we all love this club it aint moving in the direction that it should be and has the potential to.if the right buisness people had of been in charge wheter it was kings dock or not we would and i state "would" already be playing in said stadium.this has cost us a lot of money to be earned and instead of taking in the extra revenue were still trading on a loss.i cant understand it or how they get away with it but its simply because there are too many blind evertonians out there or who simply dont want to admit to it.they are everton and great respect to one and all going week in and week out supporting through thick and thin but at the end of the day the truth is plain there to see.could go on bout how unlucky with injuries we are etc but all we are missing is three plaers for more than a week.3 players and we cant absorb that.says it all that the manger will go on bout it They have the joint best away record in the league and have already won an amazing eight times on their travels, and they have won five out of their last six away games.

This is a tough one for Everton. They are expected to win easily, but Sunderland are going to put up a very stiff test. The wheels may just be starting to come off their Premiership push, and I think that the loss of Gravesen is a huge blow to the team. Sunderland have nothing to lose and are playing with confidence, their away form is exceptional, so Im backing them on the handicap here. I'm on Sunderland +0.5 @ 2.06 with betfair [Free £20 Bet]. They concede less than a goal a game for each away trip, and Everton are having scoring problems, even though they have signed James Beattie. The Black Cats can easily manage a draw here, and with odds over evens, Sunderland should be backed with a handicap start! Get On! "

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