Ashley Young reveals Everton player who gave speech ‘the whole stadium heard’ at half-time against Palace

Ashley Young reveals Everton player who gave speech ‘the whole stadium heard’ at half-time against Palace

Everton came from behind to defeat Crystal Palace 2-1.
Ashley Young claims Everton’s first Premier League victory of the season was inspired by captain Seamus Coleman’s passionate half-time statement.

The Toffees are finally off the mark after a 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace. But Sean Dyche’s side had to come from behind at Goodison Park, with Marc Guehi’s 10th-minute strike giving the Eagles the lead at the break. As a result, the home crowd booed the players as they walked down the tunnel at halftime.

Everton took the lead just nine minutes into the second session, thanks to a double from Dwight McNeil. The Blues then finished the game convincingly, earning all three points and moving up to 15th place in the rankings.

Young, who played at right-back for Everton, took to Instagram to celebrate the victory. And he said that Coleman, who is presently sidelined with a groin injury, gave a raucous team talk in the locker room during the break, which might have been heard by those close.

Young wrote: Massive 3 points. It’s been coming; we’ve been unlucky, but Our Togetherness is too strong to not shift our fortunes at some point. Maybe it was Skip’s remarks at halftime; I believe the entire stadium heard him.

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