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Well they can go to hell
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30 million, at least.
lukecrossland
Player Valuation: £6m
"Marouane belongs at a really top club and he will only get better."
Who does his dad think he is? If thats the case why did he leave Standard to come to us as they are in / were in the CL ???
Who does his dad think he is? If thats the case why did he leave Standard to come to us as they are in / were in the CL ???
AdamTheGreatOneB
Player Valuation: £15m
So you rate Obi Mikel higher than Joe Cole???
AdamTheGreatOneB
Player Valuation: £15m
Yeah I didn't like that comment either.
lukecrossland
Player Valuation: £6m
Marouane Fellaini admits that he is relishing playing in his favoured position after months of being asked to fill in wherever necessary.
The 22-year-old made his name as a defensive midfielder at former club Standard Liege but since arriving at Everton at the start of last season he has often been deployed as a second striker or as an emergency frontman.
However, with the Toffees now welcoming back the likes of Yakubu and James Vaughan from long-term injuries this term, the Belgium international has begun to play a string of games in more familiar territory.
The switch back to midfield seems to be paying dividends for manager David Moyes with the club currently six games unbeaten in the league after their 2-2 draw with Arsenal at the weekend.
"Obviously I do my best wherever I play," he told the club's official website.
"If I'm put up front or just behind the striker, I'll play wherever I'm put. But I've always said that this is my best position. I'm enjoying playing here again."
Moyes has even gone as far as to say that Fellaini is among the best midfielders in the Premier League but the £15million man is not interested in personal accolades.
"I just do my job out there on the field," he added. "I try to do my best. All I want is that the team wins, that's the most important thing for me.
"It's nice to hear things like this but it is always the results that count. We've got players coming back then we've won a few games recently, and played well doing so.
"Victories can give you confidence and the confidence can help you get better results. It all works together."
Fellaini also felt Everton were unlucky not to claim all three points against the Gunners at Emirates Stadium on Saturday in one of only two games to survive the weather in the Premier League over the weekend.
"We know when you play Arsenal that every player is good," he highlighted.
"But I think we proved that we can match them. We competed against them and did well.
"You have to play well if you want to get anything from Arsenal, but we have proved we can do that. We were disappointed.
"I think we deserved all three points. We put in a good performance and played well."
From Football365 - Football365 | Premier League | Everton News | ROLE DELIGHTS FELLAINI
At least he seems quite grounded. Nice to see
The 22-year-old made his name as a defensive midfielder at former club Standard Liege but since arriving at Everton at the start of last season he has often been deployed as a second striker or as an emergency frontman.
However, with the Toffees now welcoming back the likes of Yakubu and James Vaughan from long-term injuries this term, the Belgium international has begun to play a string of games in more familiar territory.
The switch back to midfield seems to be paying dividends for manager David Moyes with the club currently six games unbeaten in the league after their 2-2 draw with Arsenal at the weekend.
"Obviously I do my best wherever I play," he told the club's official website.
"If I'm put up front or just behind the striker, I'll play wherever I'm put. But I've always said that this is my best position. I'm enjoying playing here again."
Moyes has even gone as far as to say that Fellaini is among the best midfielders in the Premier League but the £15million man is not interested in personal accolades.
"I just do my job out there on the field," he added. "I try to do my best. All I want is that the team wins, that's the most important thing for me.
"It's nice to hear things like this but it is always the results that count. We've got players coming back then we've won a few games recently, and played well doing so.
"Victories can give you confidence and the confidence can help you get better results. It all works together."
Fellaini also felt Everton were unlucky not to claim all three points against the Gunners at Emirates Stadium on Saturday in one of only two games to survive the weather in the Premier League over the weekend.
"We know when you play Arsenal that every player is good," he highlighted.
"But I think we proved that we can match them. We competed against them and did well.
"You have to play well if you want to get anything from Arsenal, but we have proved we can do that. We were disappointed.
"I think we deserved all three points. We put in a good performance and played well."
From Football365 - Football365 | Premier League | Everton News | ROLE DELIGHTS FELLAINI
At least he seems quite grounded. Nice to see
kenada_blue
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Chelsea were interested him him before we bought him but lost interest in him.
Anyway...£20-30mill will do. The funny thing is, Chelsea dont have that amount of cash no matter how much the media play them up to be able to throw it about. The economic crisis hit Roman hard last year.
Anyway...£20-30mill will do. The funny thing is, Chelsea dont have that amount of cash no matter how much the media play them up to be able to throw it about. The economic crisis hit Roman hard last year.
AdamTheGreatOneB
Player Valuation: £15m
And they're supposedly not interested in bringing in any players in January.
Joe Cole is out of contract in the summer. So at the moment he is worth less than Obi one.
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