Big Match Chelsea vs Everton 22 Feb 2014

Big Match Chelsea vs Everton 22 Feb 2014 - Prediksi Chelsea vs Everton – Prediktion Score Bola Chelsea vs Everton – Liga Inggris Chelsea vs Everton – Big match stats: Chelsea have lost none of their last 18 Premier League home games against Everton (W9 D9). Steven Naismith has scored in two of his three Premier League appearances against Chelsea. The Londoners have won just three of the last 11 Premier League games against the Toffees (W3 D4 L4). There have been four goals in the opening 15 minutes of the last four meetings between Chelsea and Everton. All six of Samuel Eto'o's Premier League goals for Chelsea have been scored at Stamford Bridge.

Everton have scored 10 goals through defenders this season in the Premier League, more than any other side. Their opponents Chelsea have seen six goals from defenders (third most). Six of Everton's last 11 Premier League goals have been scored from outside the box; three of which have been netted by Kevin Mirallas. Jose Mourinho's side are on the longest unbeaten run in the Premier League currently (11 games – W8 D3). Mourinho's unbeaten home record as a Premier League manager now stands at 73 games (W57 D16). Roberto Martinez has lost all four of his previous Premier League trips to Stamford Bridge as a manager.

Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas will miss the services of Fernando Torres, who is serving his suspension for a reckless two-footed challenge that earned him a red against Swansea. Prediksi Juventus vs Trabzonspor

With the former Liverpool hitman suspended for this game, Daniel Sturridge could come in as a replacement. Juan Mata and Didier Drogba would likely be preferred over Nicolas Anelka, who has been linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge in recent months. Prediksi Persib vs Persija

The home side also has no new injuries from the international break, but Michael Essien (knee) remains sidelined while Henrique Hilario (hip) is a doubt to make the squad.

David Moyes has only one injury related concern ahead of the trip to London, as Victor Anichebe (groin) is sidelined. But barring the lone injury, the Scot has everyone else available for this fixture.

- Chelsea is currently on an undefeated run of 10 games in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge, winning nine and drawing one in the process.

- But the club's record against Everton is not one that it will be proud of, having defeated that team only once in the last nine league meetings between the two sides.

- Didier Drogba (pictured right), however, will be looking forward to this game, as he has hit the back of the net seven times in his last nine outings against the Toffees.

- Both teams have conceded eight league goals this season. But the home side has managed to score 17, whereas David Moyes' men have found the net only six times.

- Everton has won only 12 of the 72 meetings between the two sides in London, but has managed to carve out 25 draws during the long history between the two sides. Chelsea has won 35 times against the Toffees on home soil. Prediksi Swansea City vs Napoli

- If all games ended at halftime, Chelsea would still be in third place, but Everton would have slipped down one to 14th in the standings.

Everton vs Chelsea 1-0 ( Naismith goal v Chelsea 45′)

Everton v Chelsea 2013 attendance:- 36,034 ( Referee- Webb)

Everton starting lineup vs Chelsea 2014:- Howard, Coleman, Jagielka, Distin, Baines, Osman, Barry, Mirallas, Naismith, Barkley, Jelavic

Chelsea starting XI vs Everton 2014:- Cech, Ivanovic, Luiz, Terry, Cole, Ramires, Mikel, Schurrle, Hazard, Mata, Eto'o

( Credits of this Everton Chelsea 2013 Highlights Video with uploaders)

$10.10 wins

President Obama has made increasing the minimum wage a centerpiece of his push to address income inequality. The Congressional Budget Office has now weighed in on the economic consequences of that proposal.

The CBO estimates that raising the federal minimum wage to $10.10 (a level the President reportedly supports) would increase wages for 16 million Americans, lift 900,000 people out of poverty -- and cost the economy 500,000 jobs.

Josh Barro isn’t perturbed by the idea that a higher minimum wage would put some people out of work. If a wage hike isn’t putting someone out of work, he writes, it’s not a big enough. The point is to make sure the positives (wages increased) sufficiently offset the negative (decreased employment): “the minimum wage trade-off presented by CBO looks awfully favorable. For every person put out of work by the minimum wage increase, more than 30 will see rises in income, often on the order of several dollars an hour”.

To Tim Fernholz, what gets lost in the political debate is that economic literature on increased minimum wages suggests that it both fights poverty and reduces the number of low-wage jobs. Mike Konczal has a good review of two recent studies. Both studies attempt to quantify the effect on poverty of a 10% increase in the minimum wage; one finds that it is reduced by 2.4%, while the other sees poverty reduction of 2.9%.

Ezra Klein thinks the CBO’s conclusions are likely right, but not necessarily new. The analysis isn’t really even what the CBO does best, he says, which is analyze the effects of little-studied legislation. Konczal says the report relies on speculation that “goes in a direction that is, to a surprising extent, in tune with Republican ideology... the CBO’s methodology is weighed to overstate the impact of a $10.10 minimum wage on jobs, while also understating the benefits”.

Tyler Cowen thinks the bottom line is that “we should not have a major party promoting, as a centerpiece initiative and for perceived electoral gain, a law that might put half a million vulnerable people out of work, and that during a slow labor market”.

As an alternative, Larry Summers, James Pethokoukis, Dylan Matthews and others have suggested increasing the Earned Income Tax Credit, a federal tax refund for low to moderate income workers. Not that it’s necessarily an either/or proposition: Arindrajit Dube says that “for some people, the presence of EITC acts as a multiplier for a hike in the minimum wage... these two policies may complement each other”.

Meanwhile, some workers are taking matters into their own hands and employing a kind of minimum-wage arbitrage: commuting across state lines from Idaho to Oregon to earn an extra $1.85 an hour. -- Ben Walsh

On to today’s links:

Cephalopods
My Goldman Sachs PTSD (and why I'm grateful) - Bethany McLean

Revolving Door
Does Comcast already own Washington? - John Cassidy

Remuneration
Google's chairman got a pay package more than five times bigger than Jamie Dimon's - Steven Davidoff

Growth Industries
Candy Crush's parent company doesn't want your money but will take it anyway - Matt Levine

Right On
There's more to life than economic activity - Matt Ygelsias

Depressing
By international standards, the post-crisis US recovery is actually quite rosy - Zachary Goldfarb

Good News
The 2009 stimulus kept 6.9 million Americans out of poverty in 2010 - Center for Budget and Policy Priorities

Alpha
"Foreigners were net sellers of $40.2 billion of American stocks in 2013" - Floyd Norris

Servicey
The best time to buy a flight to Europe? 50 days before departure - Quartz
A bookmarklet that reverse engineers BuzzFeed quizzes - BuzzCheat

It’s Academic
Brilliant blunders: the scientific value of incorrect theories - NY Review of Books

Old Normal
"A separate network, set apart from foot and vehicle traffic, solely for bicycles" - Green Lane

Data Points
What's in a story? A 2,706% increase in value, among other things - Inc.

EU Mess
Greece just posted its first current account surplus in history - Joe Weisenthal

Just an FYI
"People tend to specialize in what they're worst at" - The Guardian

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