Jo to go?

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Everton don't have the luxury of waiting for players(assets) to mature, particularly if he's on high wages, though this said, I think with Yak going off to do some national duties he'll get a decent run in the team to prove himself.

Watch this space..
 
manxtoffee said:
Everton don't have the luxury of waiting for players(assets) to mature, particularly if he's on high wages, though this said, I think with Yak going off to do some national duties he'll get a decent run in the team to prove himself.

Watch this space..
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if he's fit...
 
Brownie said:
It depends how much we are paying for him really. If he is on a pretty big wage, which could potentially fund a loan signing that is going to be far more useful to us, then we would be right to try and send him back. Considering our current predicament we can't afford to keep him just to be nice and uphold our reputation as a 'family' club.
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With regard to how much we are paying City i can tell you that we are paying no loan fee, no wages....nothing, zilch. This is how much they want him off their books. A deal has already been fixed for £11 million at he end of the season but we are not taking up that option. The part that worries me is that yet again he is a square peg in a round hole. He prefers to play behind the main striker and link up play. Moyes will never play him there so we will never see the best of him. Pity as i think he is quite talented.
 

Don't see him enough to make an "informed" opinion, but if it's coverage we're worried about, we can always throw Timmy forward again & try to play him into form...:blink:
 
I dont really want us to keep Jo, but at the moment, we cant afford to lose any players.

If we have to lose Jo to bring someone else in then fair enough, we have been linked with Jose Antonio Reyes and Diego Forlan on loan and I would rather have either of them than Jo
 
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