Pulling the strings in midfield for Nice here.
Wish him all the best in his career after everything he done for us.
Wish him all the best in his career after everything he done for us.
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JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £80m
Great servant for the club
Underrated
In all seriousness I was buzzing when he signed. Had a good first few months. Then the rest was history lol
Just seen him do a roulette past a player. Just faked being crap for us didn’t he.
JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £80m
Should have become a leader for us but seemed to follow the trend of the lack of professionalism within the club.
MondayHater
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Its French football. Every game in the PL is a battle. In that league the top pros don’t break sweat.
Morgan Schneiderlin regrets basing his decision to join Everton around then-manager Ronald Koeman.
The French midfielder joined the Blues from Manchester United in January 2017 for £20m to link up with Koeman who was his boss at Southampton.
Koeman would be sacked by October of that year and Schneiderlin, after a really impressive first few months at Goodison, Schneiderlin was unable to recapture that form.
Everton sold the 30-year-old to Nice earlier this summer for around £2m and he has reportedly told French outlet L'Equipe that making the switch from Old Trafford, just because of Koeman, is not a decision he would ever take again.
“I’m not going to talk about mistakes, but when I left Manchester United, I did it for one person, Ronald Koeman”, Schneiderlin is quoted as saying.
“I had six good months and he was sacked.
“There were a lot of changes in management, which is not ideal.
“It taught me not just to make a choice based on the coach, even if they play a big role.”
Schneiderlin returned home to France but said his intention was to stay in England, where he has played since 2008.
"My primary goal was not to leave England. I listened to everything, English, Spanish or Italian clubs," he is quoted as saying.
“The Nice project touched me as soon as I spoke with Julien Fournier [the director of football] and Patrick Vieira.
“I thought it was fantastic.
“It was strictly a sporting choice."
The French midfielder joined the Blues from Manchester United in January 2017 for £20m to link up with Koeman who was his boss at Southampton.
Koeman would be sacked by October of that year and Schneiderlin, after a really impressive first few months at Goodison, Schneiderlin was unable to recapture that form.
Everton sold the 30-year-old to Nice earlier this summer for around £2m and he has reportedly told French outlet L'Equipe that making the switch from Old Trafford, just because of Koeman, is not a decision he would ever take again.
“I’m not going to talk about mistakes, but when I left Manchester United, I did it for one person, Ronald Koeman”, Schneiderlin is quoted as saying.
“I had six good months and he was sacked.
“There were a lot of changes in management, which is not ideal.
“It taught me not just to make a choice based on the coach, even if they play a big role.”
Schneiderlin returned home to France but said his intention was to stay in England, where he has played since 2008.
"My primary goal was not to leave England. I listened to everything, English, Spanish or Italian clubs," he is quoted as saying.
“The Nice project touched me as soon as I spoke with Julien Fournier [the director of football] and Patrick Vieira.
“I thought it was fantastic.
“It was strictly a sporting choice."
Noble Savage
Player Valuation: £25m
Dear god , you're right . While he was meh , ALL the others were dreadful last season .
If I signed tomorrow, I would be our best midfielder. . . . . . . . . and I'm 66
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
Well the game was at Monte Carlo.
Catfish Blues
Player Valuation: £15m
Morgan ruling himself out of a move to Barcelona then ?
I'm triggered by this comment
street end
Player Valuation: £15m
What a load of excuses. Also just fancied living in the south France
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