Matthew Pennington off to Stoke?

[polish]

I sold him to Wolves in my FM save and he played 2 games in 5 years for them

 

[street end]

Best of luck. Havnt actually seen much of him play but read about him at Ipswich doing well.

 

[everton1953]

I wish all our departing players the best of life somewhere else and thanks for trying. On your way out put a few thousand in the homeless charity box.

 

[ijjysmith]

Best of luck. Havnt actually seen much of him play but read about him at Ipswich doing well.

Nobody did well for Ipswich last season.

 

[deipnosophist]

Speaking of Stoke, I heard rumour they've shut the Club's in-house dining facilities due to budget blow-outs...Tubby Ashley is copping a lot of flak over this.

And on this subject, Man U have much deeper pockets, but even their food dispensary services have been put on notice after Big Rom chomped his way through their budget...

 

[evertonarntwe]

Best of luck. Havnt actually seen much of him play but read about him at Ipswich doing well.

Playing well for a team that finished rock bottom and like 13 points from safety

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Nobody did well for Ipswich last season.

You have to use a sliding scale

Same with Duffy at Yeovil. The team was toss but he was good. A lot of their fans said that if they'd had at least one or two more players of Duffy's calibre then they would have stayed up

He played well by Ipswich standards, and that's all you can do when you're in a poor team. He wasn't going to keep them up on his own

 

[Goat]

You have to use a sliding scale

Same with Duffy at Yeovil. The team was toss but he was good. A lot of their fans said that if they'd had at least one or two more players of Duffy's calibre then they would have stayed up

He played well by Ipswich standards, and that's all you can do when you're in a poor team. He wasn't going to keep them up on his own

If Everton were offered Duffy tomorrow Mikey, would you want us to buy him?

 

[ijjysmith]

You have to use a sliding scale

Same with Duffy at Yeovil. The team was toss but he was good. A lot of their fans said that if they'd had at least one or two more players of Duffy's calibre then they would have stayed up

He played well by Ipswich standards, and that's all you can do when you're in a poor team. He wasn't going to keep them up on his own

He didn’t though.

 

[onlyme]

I saw him several times play for the u21s and he impressed me with his composure and leadership, however it just goes to show once again how big the gulf is.

 

[orly]

I saw him several times play for the u21s and he impressed me with his composure and leadership, however it just goes to show once again how big the gulf is.

1.6 million km2, if we are talking the Gulf of Mexico

 

[ijjysmith]

I saw him several times play for the u21s and he impressed me with his composure and leadership, however it just goes to show once again how big the gulf is.

Made his name being boss in an u21 derby and Unsworth made out like he was the next Baresi.

It was downhill since then.

 

[evertonarntwe]

The only thing he ever done that didnt make me want to abuse him was score at the pit

Bad wool as well

 

[street end]

The only thing he ever done that didnt make me want to abuse him was score at the pit

Bad wool as well

Did you know the term ‘wool’ was actually originally a term used for the dockers? They put wool on their backs to keep them warm whilst working on the dock unloading coal from the ships. Just saying. See that term banded around a bit on here. Btw born and bred in Liverpool.

 

[evertonarntwe]

Did you know the term ‘wool’ was actually originally a term used for the dockers? They put wool on their backs to keep them warm whilst working on the dock unloading coal from the ships. Just saying. See that term banded around a bit on here. Btw born and bred in Liverpool.

I know where the saying originates from pal but everyone from liverpool knows what the term wool means to people who say it under the age of 117