article_snippet: A side with more class than Newcastle might have made things more problematic for Everton and it would have been interesting to see what had happened if either Gabriel Obertan or Mike Williamson had turned in the respective chances that came either Gabriel Obertan or Mike Williamson way in the second minute.
article_snippet: Yet that was as good as it got from Newcastle.
article_snippet: Acting manager John Carver argued that Acting manager John Carver side finished strongly but the reality was his side were comfortably beaten and had his side returned to Tyneside having lost by six, there could not have been any argument.
article_snippet: Being unable to get a second goal before the interval caused a few murmurs but, with Newcastle’s play becoming more abject by the minute, there was never any sense Everton would get pegged back and things ended the contest in the 56th minute.
article_snippet: It was another one of those days for Newcastle but Carver, to Referee Martin Atkinson credit, would not throw in the towel.
article_snippet: There was a lot of disappointment after the game, usually, we leave Arouna Kone for a couple of days, but I asked the guys if Arouna Kone had anything to say, and two or three did,’ said Carver.