Know the Everton stats and goals of Landon Donovan
Everton supporters have drawn jeers for their “cult heroes” banner, which features a loan player with two goals in 17 outings Landon Donovan.
How many matches did Landon Donovan play for Everton, his goals, record and stats as he features on legends banner
Only 17 games were played by the 41-year-old throughout two loan periods. He somehow managed to get onto a striking banner that featured some of the most well-known Toffees players throughout time. Donovan was added to David Moyes’ squad in 2010 and again in 2012. He ended up scoring two goals overall even though Everton missed out on European qualification twice.
Throughout his two stays on Merseyside, Donovan not only scored goals against Sunderland and Hull City but also provided nine assists. In January 2010 and 2012, he also received the Club Player of the Month award. His brief tenures appear to have had a lasting impression on the Everton supporters, who have now come under fire for featuring him in a recent huge flag.
It was developed by the fan organisation Gwladys Street 1938, which included some of the team’s most recognisable figures, including Graham Stuart, Leighton Baines, and Tim Cahill.
Everton’s banner with a list of legends to represent the club.
It features Landon Donovan, who played 17 games on loan for the Toffees! 😅 pic.twitter.com/TgZ4rcG3uC
— Barstool Football (@StoolFootball) April 6, 2023
Manchester United vs Everton: Preview
On Saturday, Manchester United will host Everton at Old Trafford for the first Premier League game. Erik ten Hag needed a response from his players following a terrible loss to Newcastle, and he got it against Brentford in midweek. The three points were secured by Marcus Rashford’s strike in the first half.
United didn’t exactly put on a show of style, but the victory was the goal, and they’re now aiming for back-to-back league victories against Everton, who recently secured a crucial draw against Tottenham.
In terms of team news, Luke Shaw is questionable after picking up an injury against Brentford, Casemiro is serving his final game of a suspension, and Christian Eriksen might finally make it back to the matchday squad.
Ten Hag faces a problem in defence, but the same problem might also exist in midfield. It appears doubtful that Eriksen will be given a starting position right away given that he hasn’t played since January. In Casemiro’s continued absence, Scott McTominay would continue to play at the centre of the midfield alongside loanie Marcel Sabitzer and Bruno Fernandes.