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“Absolute RUBBISH, Everton should as a club be better than that, i always find it uncomfortable when an official club social media page starts acting like a football banter account”- “Outrageous Reaction! Dan Bardell Rips Into Everton’s Cringe-Worthy Social Media After Gordon’s Shocking Penalty Miss!”
Dan Bardell has criticized Everton for their social media activity following Anthony Gordon’s missed penalty during Newcastle United’s match against Everton. The Toffees ended up in a goalless draw on October 5, with the key moment being Gordon’s penalty miss saved by Jordan Pickford.
Everton’s official social media account responded with several posts, including one featuring a buzzer sound effect after the penalty was missed. Bardell, a journalist for Sky Sports and talkSPORT, found this reaction inappropriate and unprofessional.
In an exclusive interview with Goodison News, he stated, “It’s expected, but from a professional standpoint, it’s uncomfortable to see an official club page acting like a banter account. Everton should maintain a higher standard.”
The match featured significant moments, including Gordon’s penalty miss, which created a lively atmosphere in the stadium. This was almost rivaled by fans’ calls for a penalty after a challenge on Dominic Calvert-Lewin, which was ultimately dismissed by VAR.
Despite some fans enjoying the club’s social media antics, Bardell believes it doesn’t reflect well on a club of Everton’s stature. In other news, pundits Stelling and McCoist praised a standout player who “looked lively” against Newcastle.
