Three men...

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There is, however, brighter news with regards to Everton’s current injury situation and that involves Ayegbeni Yakubu, who could be available again within the next four weeks.

But while Arteta continues to please Everton’s medical staff and could be back in action some time within the next month.


Thats all I took.
 
There is, however, brighter news with regards to Everton’s current injury situation and that involves Ayegbeni Yakubu, who could be available again within the next four weeks.

But while Arteta continues to please Everton’s medical staff and could be back in action some time within the next month.


Thats all I took.

I didnt even read it, I just say the headline.

Speaking of headlines, what do you reckon on the title?
 
Micky Rathbone's rubbished the story on the OS....

'No Major Setback' – News Archive – News – evertonfc.com – The Official Website of Everton Football Club

Everton head physio Mick Rathbone has rubbished reports that striker Victor Anichebe has suffered a setback in his recovery process.

The young Nigerian has been absent from the Blues’ squad since February after a horror-tackle from Newcastle’s Kevin Nolan caused severe damage to the striker’s knee ligaments.

Although the medical team are taking careful precautions to ensure the 21-year-old will be 100 percent ready for his return to action, Rathbone revealed there have not been any fresh problems.

“It’s not true to say Victor has had any kind of major setback,” the physio told evertonfc.com.

“He’s been making slower progress than we would have liked but the surgeon is pleased with the repair and these things take time.

“He is a young lad and we must make sure he comes back perfectly fit after such a serious injury.”
 

Micky Rathbone's rubbished the story on the OS....

'No Major Setback' – News Archive – News – evertonfc.com – The Official Website of Everton Football Club

Everton head physio Mick Rathbone has rubbished reports that striker Victor Anichebe has suffered a setback in his recovery process.

The young Nigerian has been absent from the Blues’ squad since February after a horror-tackle from Newcastle’s Kevin Nolan caused severe damage to the striker’s knee ligaments.

Although the medical team are taking careful precautions to ensure the 21-year-old will be 100 percent ready for his return to action, Rathbone revealed there have not been any fresh problems.

“It’s not true to say Victor has had any kind of major setback,” the physio told evertonfc.com.

“He’s been making slower progress than we would have liked but the surgeon is pleased with the repair and these things take time.

“He is a young lad and we must make sure he comes back perfectly fit after such a serious injury.”

Damn you and your superior internet research sir.
 
I was gonna put it up before because someone else posted the story.

Its the only things thats come on the OS since Sunday....

I think everyone is getting bollocked for Saturday and no-one is doing interviews.

To be fair I was just going to post....AND A BABY...

In reference to the title of the thread like.
 
I was gonna put it up before because someone else posted the story.

Its the only things thats come on the OS since Sunday....

I think everyone is getting bollocked for Saturday and no-one is doing interviews.

To be fair I was just going to post....AND A BABY...


In reference to the title of the thread like.

Exactly.

Poor, I know, Three Men Anichebe.


Kipper: Im open to offers.
 
Exactly.

Poor, I know, Three Men Anichebe.


Kipper: Im open to offers.

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