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[Brownie]

Basically either his former team mates know nothing about him at all or he's been nowhere near the same player for us as he was for them.

 

[ToxtethBlue]

I feel he has decent enough pace but he very rarely shows it. What cannot be argued over is he is BIG!

He really slow, lets be honest.

Even Brownie admits it, he's a tortoise man. Even Cahill said he's the slowest in the squad, Lee-Lee Osman burns him off in training.

BUT, his passing's fine. Neat and tidy. What a tit that De Camargo is.

 

[Goat]

Hes not the fastest lets be honest, but 1 year, best player in the world.

 

[ToxtethBlue]

Hes not the fastest lets be honest, but 1 year, best player in the world.

Agreed.

Two years though, maybe a year and a half. He's getting there though.

 

[Neiler]

To be fair he doesnt have the tecniuque, range or innate ability to pass like say Fernandes did, but Fernandes could make some poor decisions which would end up giving away pocession.

On the opposite side, Mofros descion making in his passing in very mature for a player his age, if not sepctacular its effective and leads to overall ball retention and pocession.

 

[Latch]

Tim Howard believes that Everton is a club full of honest professionals and that if any player got above themselves they would be laughed out of Goodison.
"If someone came through these doors with a big price-tag and a huge ego they'd get laughed at," said the 6ft 2in American.

"The guys are so down-to-earth, even the star players like Phil Jagielka and Tim Cahill. There are no jerks around the place, it's a fun place to come to work. You know people are going to put their heads down and put some hard work in, but it's going to be kind of lively as well."



Sound!

Posted via Mobile Device thats the way it should be, no 'i' in team n all that.

 

[ToxtethBlue]

To be fair he doesnt have the tecniuque, range or innate ability to pass like say Fernandes did, but Fernandes could make some poor decisions which would end up giving away pocession.

On the opposite side, Mofros descion making in his passing in very mature for a player his age, if not sepctacular its effective and leads to overall ball retention and pocession.

So does Pienaar though, players who try difficult passes will run the risk of losing the ball. That's only natural, they are there to take risks and be creative.

Fellaini keeps it simple and is neat and tidy, different styles I suppose. You need a good balance of both players really.

 

[Neiler]

So does Pienaar though, players who try difficult passes will run the risk of losing the ball. That's only natural, they are there to take risks and be creative.

Fellaini keeps it simple and is neat and tidy, different styles I suppose. You need a good balance of both players really.

Key! Ill have one Mout please!

 

[Neiler]

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"There is no reason why Everton should not be attractive to the top players. The Premier League is popular all around the world and, if a player isn't getting to the small group of teams above us, we are one of the best stops after that. [/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] [/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]

There's no doubt that the gap to the top four is there, but everyone should hope we can break into that group. That might alter the whole dynamic of football because if it's all just money, money, money we all know something is going to go wrong in the future. We didn't have the finances until late on last year. So I'd like to get the money a bit earlier this time and do some quicker deals."


Call it as you see it Davey!

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[Goat]

Bill says Moyes had the money all Summer and Moyes says Bill never gave him the money till late. Its a tough 1.

1 tells constant lies and the other takes people to court for lying about him.

Who do YOU believe.

 

[Neiler]

I beleive in the Mout!

*not just a bedtime story!

 

[Goat]

Moutinho, Arteta, Cahill, jar of vaseline, I could die a happy man.

 

[Neiler]

Moutinho, Arteta, Cahill, jar of vaseline, I could die a happy man.

The Jar of Vaseline tells a different story mate!

 

[Neiler]

Everton striker Yakubu Aiygebeni is on course to be fit for the start of next season.


Yakubu has been out of action since last November after suffering a serious Achilles injury.


The former Portsmouth and Middlesbrough man is now back in training and is confident he will be fit for the new campaign come August.


"I feel good. I'm back in training," Yakubu told the club's website.


"I've started running, started kicking the ball and hopefully I'll be back for the beginning of the season."

 

[Azzbot]

Im excited by the Yaks return. He looked trim when he was at the lap of honour.

Might knock in 30 for us next year!