Frederic Piquionne

kenada_blue · January 4, 2010

Everton boss David Moyes tracking Portsmouth's on-loan striker Frederic Piquionne

By Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 7:26 AM on 04th January 2010

David Moyes is considering a move for Portsmouth's on-loan striker Frederic Piquionne after confirming he wants Jo out of Goodison Park.
Piquionne is one of several Portsmouth players with their futures in doubt and his representatives have contacted Everton to see if they are keen.

Most wanted: Frederic Piquionne

Everton are open to a loan deal if his current agreement between Lyon and Portsmouth collapses, while Blackburn, Liverpool and Aston Villa are also interested.
Moyes, meanwhile, is exploring ways of curtailing Jo's season-long loan from Manchester City. The Brazilian striker has been suspended by Everton after going AWOL over Christmas.
Asked if an apology would help, Moyes said 'No' and added: 'I spoke to him on Thursday, so he is aware of exactly where he stands.

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Funny part about the Jo situation at the bottom.

Piquionne? Aint seen enough to say "he's quality" really.

devonblue · January 4, 2010

think piquionne is similar to jo looks decent in patches but not good enough.

monty · January 4, 2010

Didn't he score a cracker against the [Poor language removed], he also appeared to fall over at frequent intervals, as has been said 'just like Jo' God bless his packed bags

best little spaniard · January 4, 2010

No thanks.

NEXT!

Hayee · January 4, 2010

Nope lets swap jo for belhaj

StDomingosGringo · January 4, 2010

Asked if an apology would help, Moyes said 'No' and added: 'I spoke to him on Thursday, so he is aware of exactly where he stands...

Generally a yard offside isn't it?

On Piquionne, he was hardly prolific in France and I've not seen anything in the Premiership to suggest he's anything other than a willing runner. Not for me.

faddy the blue · January 4, 2010

StDomingosGringo said:
Asked if an apology would help, Moyes said 'No' and added: 'I spoke to him on Thursday, so he is aware of exactly where he stands...

Generally a yard offside isn't it?

On Piquionne, he was hardly prolific in France and I've not seen anything in the Premiership to suggest he's anything other than a willing runner. Not for me.

Agreed,scored a stunning goal against the [Poor language removed] but that came after missing chances week in week out. No for me aswell,there are better strikers out there to be taken on loan

padefc · January 4, 2010

faddy the blue said:
Agreed,scored a stunning goal against the [Poor language removed] but that came after missing chances week in week out. No for me aswell,there are better strikers out there to be taken on loan

couldnt agree more

Neiler · January 4, 2010

Ive watched him a bit hes a very decent workhorse who should score more with the chances he makes and others create for him. Hes the type of player who can wear down a defence but isnt prolific at finishing.

*If its in the Daily Mail its very untrue!

Goat · January 4, 2010

Ive watched him, hes very, very bad.

Robert Jarvis · January 4, 2010

If he had been any good old Wobbly Head would have snapped him up, enuff said.

Axlswhk · January 4, 2010

We don't need another Andy Johnson.

fozzy · January 4, 2010

i would rather get dindane off of them!

though i think hes gone to the acn!

Winci · January 4, 2010

faddy the blue said:
No for me aswell,there are better strikers out there to be taken on loan

Really? like who?

Tennessee Blue Mike · January 4, 2010

Wouldn't mind at the moment. A new venue could bring him and us some vigor.

I still would like to see Vaughan get more quality time. Two goals in two games isn't anything to sneeze at.