Not only in his eyes. We reached the cup final, that was our target.Why should it matter to any Evertonian what way we did it?Apparently not in your eyes
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So it wasnt a pity he didnt slot home the winner then? Would have thought that would have done wonders for the kid, apparently no-one cares though
ToxtethBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
There are lots of ifs and buts in football, that's just the way it is.
Sorry mate, probably misunderstood you. Thought it was meant as criticising him. Agreed it would've done wonders for him.
Robert Jarvis
Player Valuation: £35m
Look on the bright side, for the run in, Vaughan will be able to play a part, we have Jo and Saha available as well so as far as strikers are concerned we are a bit better off than we were a while ago.
As for the final well it all helps, James and Louis to call on.
As for the final well it all helps, James and Louis to call on.
Sigh.
Special player nuff said!
Provocative, attention seeking beaut.
You know who you are, and I know who you are.
Turn it in you tit.
You know who you are, and I know who you are.
Turn it in you tit.
And I thought we where cyber bumchums. Im hurt and upset.
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Dixies_Blue_Girl
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James Vaughan is a fitty...just wat the blue boys need 
black eye and all heehee
black eye and all heehee
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Alexs_1878
Player Valuation: £750k
A fully fit Vaughan is a huge boost for Everton, he is different from our other strikers, he has electric pace, not afraid to throw his weight around (why he has had so many injuries) and is willing to bide his time to get a chance in the first team.
I would take Vaughan over Anichebe anyday, he does have the potential to be a great striker if he can just keep himself fit, he doesnt know when to give up and runs defenders ragged, if Agbonlahor can play for England then Vaughan definately can
All he needs to do is be a little less enthusiastic on the pitch, he runs into a challenge at 90 miles an hour when he doesnt need to, but can he really be blamed for going into a challenge the way he does.
The brazillian Ronaldo has had Cruciate Ligament Damage in both knees but has scored 5 in 10 games this season for Corinthians, there is an example of how you can come back from serious injuries (even though Ronaldo is in a league of his own in marks of quality)
I would take Vaughan over Anichebe anyday, he does have the potential to be a great striker if he can just keep himself fit, he doesnt know when to give up and runs defenders ragged, if Agbonlahor can play for England then Vaughan definately can
All he needs to do is be a little less enthusiastic on the pitch, he runs into a challenge at 90 miles an hour when he doesnt need to, but can he really be blamed for going into a challenge the way he does.
The brazillian Ronaldo has had Cruciate Ligament Damage in both knees but has scored 5 in 10 games this season for Corinthians, there is an example of how you can come back from serious injuries (even though Ronaldo is in a league of his own in marks of quality)
I suggest you watch Ronaldo mate, hes ******* awful and the Brazilian league is not the best, trust me. I reckon I could score 5 in 10 in that league.
But Vaughan is ace, I agree.
But Vaughan is ace, I agree.
Not only is Brazilian football poor, the whole infrastructure their is not great either. Why so many Brazilians ply their trade in Europe tells its own story.
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Have to disagree completely here. If there's anything you don't want to take away from his game it's his work rate and enthusiasm, especially on a striker. Look where it's gotten Cahill who, incidentally, has been injury-prone at times and come back from them.
James just needs to learn what Tim has...timing.
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