Everton Deplored draw

Steve Round criticized the performance of Andre Marriner, the referee last eight matches against Sunderland FA Cup. Everton have to repeat the eighth game of the FA Cup after only drawing 1-1 at home to Sunderland.

Everton left when Phil Bardsley first fired hard. Luckily Tim Cahill appears when needed and provide a counterweight goal position. According to assistant manager Steve Round, Everton should have obtained at least up to two penalty. "We are very disappointed because it does not perform well in the second half and could not win," he told reporters.


"We're pretty dominating and picking a number of opportunities. In other matches, we are likely to reach one of two penalties. We entered the locker room disappointed with a draw." "At least there is a definite penalty when Royston Drenthe is violated in the early minutes. Strange, no offense given." "Both [handball by John O'Shea], we think it should be a penalty. They do not consider it. This is one possibility, if the penalty is given or not?"


Round adds, is not easy for Everton to undergo the second match will be held at the Stadium of Light. "Obviously they are more favored at home, but the reverse prediction Everton experienced people," continued the assistant manager. "We played a draw against Chelsea at home last season. Then we managed to win at Stamford Bridge. So we keep the potential to beat the big teams."

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