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Can't say I'm really arsed about Donovan, especially if Coleman's given a chance to make that position his own.

Thanks for the info, though.
 
little curly alan ball said:
No worries , brother .

How's you Tox-Teh , lid ???

( I'd be DEVOED if Landy didn't come back . PACE , kid . PACE . )
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Very good my friend, you?

I like Donovan, don't get me wrong, but potentially, given a chance, I think Coleman could bring more to the table down that right handside. More directness, unpredictability and dribbling ability, aswell as good pace.

But saying that, it'd be good to have the option of both players.
 
ToxtethBlue said:
Very good my friend, you?

I like Donovan, don't get me wrong, but potentially, given a chance, I think Coleman could bring more to the table down that right handside. More directness, unpredictability and dribbling ability, aswell as good pace.

But saying that, it'd be good to have the option of both players.
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Oh , I love Seamus , too , but Donovan gives us SO much more .

For a start we can play with 2 up top . Halleh-fukn-lujah !!!

Shay can learn to defend it's quids in .

I'm OK Dude . Just ageing gracefully , as ever , lid .
 

ToxtethBlue said:
Can't say I'm really arsed about Donovan, especially if Coleman's given a chance to make that position his own.

Thanks for the info, though.
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I could never understand the adulation. Better than decent outlet down the right, but I thought Moyes was right to drop him to the bench on a few occasions when he made little impact in games. I'd rather the club went out and picked up someone like Eagles at Burnley who was all set to sign for Rangers this summer until personal terms scuppered it. He's 24, with Prem experience and it'd cost a couple of million, far better than throwing good money after bad on marquee loan deals.
 
little curly alan ball said:
No worries , brother .

How's you Tox-Teh , lid ???

( I'd be DEVOED if Landy didn't come back . PACE , kid . PACE . )
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The first thing to go out a players game. How old is he?

Everton need to be conscious of resale value more than most.

I also have a sneaky feeling he'd struggle if he wasn't in holiday made while here.
 
davek said:
I could never understand the adulation. Better than decent outlet down the right, but I thought Moyes was right to drop him to the bench on a few occasions when he made little impact in games. I'd rather the club went out and picked up someone like Eagles at Burnley who was all set to sign for Rangers this summer until personal terms scuppered it. He's 24, with Prem experience and it'd cost a couple of million, far better than throwing good money after bad on marquee loan deals.
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GrandOldTeam said:
The first thing to go out a players game. How old is he?

Everton need to be conscious of resale value more than most.

I also have a sneaky feeling he'd struggle if he wasn't in holiday made while here.
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Ill have tenner with the pair of yous that , by May we ALL feel different .

Just my opinion , like , but he'll be the Knight on the White Charger , will arl Bill Hickock .

Stand on me .

Fuk re-sale . Case in point , Pienaar .

Carpe diem .
 
davek said:
I could never understand the adulation. Better than decent outlet down the right, but I thought Moyes was right to drop him to the bench on a few occasions when he made little impact in games. I'd rather the club went out and picked up someone like Eagles at Burnley who was all set to sign for Rangers this summer until personal terms scuppered it. He's 24, with Prem experience and it'd cost a couple of million, far better than throwing good money after bad on marquee loan deals.
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He has his strengths, good movement, excellent pace, a tidy footballer and a hard worker, but he wasn't as good as people make out. When teams sat back and cut off his space his play was limited because he doesn't have an abundance of dribbling ability or trickery to break teams down. He was a player who relied on others creating space for him and giving him passes to run onto.

It's early days for Coleman, but I saw him commit more players in the first half yesterday than Donovan did during his whole spell here, and that's what we need really, that unpredictability and directness in the final third.
 
ToxtethBlue said:
He has his strengths, good movement, excellent pace, a tidy footballer and a hard worker, but he wasn't as good as people make out. When teams sat back and cut off his space his play was limited because he doesn't have an abundance of dribbling ability or trickery to break teams down. He was a player who relied on others creating space for him and giving him passes to run onto.

It's early days for Coleman, but I saw him commit more players in the first half yesterday than Donovan did during his whole spell here, and that's what we need really, that unpredictability and directness in the final third.
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Had a very good first half from what I can gather. When he has the ball gathered in and facing the right way he can be a handful. As has been said, though, back to goal is a foreign country to him at the minute and doing what Pienaar can do is beyond him. Salcido (or Hughes) looked as though he'd figured it out second half and was right up *ahem* Coleman's arse.

Still easily the best of those tried in this position since Donovan went home - Moyes needs to keep the Neville/Coleman right side for the forseeable.
 

once hibbert is back get him starting instead of Neville.

I dont think we have ever had a worse right back than neville, and the list includes some right shockers over the decades, even the rubbish we had during joe royles time.

Its appauling how bad Phil Neville is, but he seems to get away with it by bering 'captain' and/or by shouting or even by doing his weekly 'WWE style' self-propaganda to the press.

He is the kind of player who is the wrong side of 30 and holding us back.

He wouldnt get into any of the top 10 premiership teams starting 11's or even the bench.
 
It's great that we're relying on the loan signing of a big name player to kick start our season half way through. Maybe Beckham would fancy joining in.
 

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