The number of player we release who then go onto being regular Premiership players is remarkably few.
They are released by Everton usually aged between 18 and 22 after being in a high quality academy for a number of years. Their whole careers...
….you keep on saying this, but I absolutely guarantee the great Colin Harvey would’ve broken through in any era, it’s a bit like saying Rooney would be held back.
Make no mistake, I was very much connected to Bellefield back when Moyes and...
Wouldn't hate it but whether they go down that route is another thing. Henderson also spent time in conference North.
Yep it's not necessarily a bad thing. The habits they pick up from family are almost as valuable as the training. Then you've...
This isn't true by the way. U21 players don't count towards the squad limit so we can play whichever of the young players we like. There's a good reason that we don't though, they haven't been good enough.
We don't need to know though...the managers and staff need to know, and they see these players play and train all of the time. Neither manager or the staff thought there was a better option than Lindstrom or Harrison.
In some ways that's sad...
I like it when a young keeper ends up playing for the dog & duck, its abit different with young goalkeeper loans, in theory, game time is game time. You are there to stop goals, so the level should not be as big a difference (obviously quality of...
Not a single one of the wide forwards on our books last season aged between 18 & 21 in Jack Harrison's position will play at the same level Jack Harrison has
…yep, I’ve always thought it likely that players have a look at these sites, especially the young lads who have been brought up on social media.
Harvey certainly looks like his Dad;
Nice to get relatives on here. I remember we used to get Charlie Whitaker's uncle posting occasionally. A Sheffield Wednesday fan if I recall correctly. Also Bernie the Bolt's son pops up from time to time.