Mubarak Wakaso

toffee matt · June 2, 2013

http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...k-Wakaso-delighted-by-Premier-League-interest

The Espanyol midfielder is set to spark a bidding war with Juventus and Inter Milan also keeping a close eye on him.

Wakaso has been quite coy but has paid lip service to Everton.

He said: "Espanyol will decide about my future.

"To play in the Premier League would be a dream for me.

To play in the Premier League would be a dream for me
Mubarak Wakaso
"But Juventus are a big team and if they are interested in you, it means you are doing something right on the field.

"Everton are a big team as well."

Don't no much about this guy, but dont think we will be signing players without a manager

bluebud · June 2, 2013

7 goals in 10 games for Ghana is impressive on paper, depends on the oppo, never seen him play tho

Eric Djemba-Djemba · June 2, 2013

He's a left midfielder, we could do with another one since Pienaar was gash for large parts of last season.

stinger · June 2, 2013

http://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/threads/56289-Wakaso-Mubarak

And most of his goals for NT is scored from penalties (he is great with them though).

allen · June 2, 2013

toffee matt said:
Don't no much about this guy, but dont think we will be signing players without a manager

Exactly - transfer gossip is totally pointless at the moment.

Eggs · June 2, 2013

allen said:
Exactly - transfer gossip is totally pointless at the moment.

...and I thought we had a separate, single thread rather than starting one off for every whim.

FTY · June 2, 2013

There's already a thread on this mate:

http://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/threads/56289-Wakaso-Mubarak

Marky Andrews · June 2, 2013

what a name

harry · June 2, 2013

Eric Djemba-Djemba said:
He's a left midfielder, we could do with another one since Pienaar was gash for large parts of last season.

I thought pienaar had a very good season for the most part. His gash season is bit of a myth.

Steven Naismith · June 2, 2013

harry said:
I thought pienaar had a very good season for the most part. His gash season is bit of a myth.

No sorry, you're wrong. Early parts he was great but that was about it.
His passing was dreadful for 70% of the season, which for a professional footballer passing the ball 15 yards should be a given.

Eric Djemba-Djemba · June 2, 2013

harry said:
I thought pienaar had a very good season for the most part. His gash season is bit of a myth.

Large parts was a bit harsh but for me he went missing too often. I would have liked to have seen Oviedo given a chance there when Pienaar was playing poorly.

harry · June 2, 2013

Steven Naismith said:
No sorry, you're wrong. Early parts he was great but that was about it.
His passing was dreadful for 70% of the season, which for a professional footballer passing the ball 15 yards should be a given.

I don't think i am wrong. He had a bit of a bad patch by his standards but even then he was the player we was looking to for creativity.

bluemangroup · June 2, 2013

harry said:
I don't think i am wrong. He had a bit of a bad patch by his standards but even then he was the player we was looking to for creativity.

Yeah, we were looking for excellence and got ok from him I think.

Azzurri · June 2, 2013

Sounds like a war criminal.

stinger · June 2, 2013

Eric Djemba-Djemba said:
Large parts was a bit harsh but for me he went missing too often. I would have liked to have seen Oviedo given a chance there when Pienaar was playing poorly.

Oviedo IMO doesn't have a future as Pienaar replacement, only as a back-up for Baines. I don't believe him and Baines can play well together. I would prefer to use Osman on left side, as his style is much more similar to Pienaar.

And Pienaar was more than ok.