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‘We ‘re Not Championship Players’ — Iwobi Confident Everton Will Avoid Relegation

‘We ‘re Not Championship Players’ — Iwobi Confident  Everton Will Avoid Relegation

Alex Iwobi says he and his Everton teammates must prove they are capable of challenging in the Premier League in their remaining games this season.

The Toffees currently sit just one point above the drop zone with nine matches before the end of the campaign.

Frank Lampard’s men face a tough run of fixtures starting with this weekend’s home clash against Manchester United at the Goodison Park.

Iwobi has however urged his Everton teammates to give their all in the remaining games.


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“The teams around us, like Burnley, are pushing up and putting pressure on us and it makes things a bit difficult, but you can’t look at it like that,” Iwobi told talksports.com.

“We have to keep on going. We have nine games to go and there’s a maximum of 27 points that we can get. We’re going to try and win every game, it’s not easy, but we have to take it game by game.

“From what I see in training and spells in matches we know we have the quality, it’s just remaining consistent.

“As players, we’re not Championship players. We feel like we have enough quality to stay up. We just have to prove it to ourselves and prove it to the fans and we’ll be alright, but it starts this Saturday.”


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WORDPRESS: 2
  • Everton Everton Everton. Hmmm. Time wil tell

  • Moses Inyang 2 years ago

    You can be.It depends on what you want.If you remain unserious you will definitely land in the championship.its not by just talking as super eagles players like you always do without any follow-up with concrete action and seriousness on the pitch

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