Confirmed Signing Tyrique George

[Dwight K Schrute]

Meh, if you’re good enough you get picked. Bowen took a while to break through but was the established started relatively quickly.

It basically comes down to being good enough and being smart enough.

Hell, Rodwell was established pretty quickly too.

Nah. He will always pick an average senior pro over a talented young player unless he has no choice.

 

[RufusCat]

Bowen took all of 16 minutes to become a starter for WHam, just putting it out there. He was also 23-24 and played 100+ games in the Championship, and Moyes brought him in, so yeah, he was bound to play.

Tyrique George has done 0 of those things and is younger, Moyes hates both of those things.

Sorry. the idea that Moyes hates young/inexperienced players is ludicrous.

 

[Neiler]

What on earth is that last paragraph about on the BBC article?! Thought he signed in the summer on loan with obligation at the end?

Hope they weren’t using the McNeill money mate.

 

[TheNinja]

The usual incredibly inane questions.

Did he say he can't wait to play for Davekton towards the end of that interview?

 

[lint]

"And as reported by Solhekol on Sky Sports News on Monday evening – somewhat reluctantly – it will take a bid higher than that for Everton to sign him in the summer.
“What does surprise me is the size of the option,” he said. “I’ve been told what the price is but been asked not to reveal it.”
The Sky Sports reporter was then pressed on spilling the beans, to which he said: “I can’t… but the option price is significant and is more than Fulham were willing to pay for him last summer.”

Blimey it sounds like 25-30 mill...

 

[davids]

The usual incredibly inane questions.

Felt sorry for the lad.

 

[Blue Roo]

Good on em they got this over the line, good signing.

 

[Daytripper]

Felt sorry for the lad.

Cheers saved me watching it, usual cringe i take it?

 

[Toffeepot]

Cheers saved me watching it, usual cringe i take it?

'Tell us how you grew up dreaming of playing alongside Tony Hibbert Tyrique'

 

[Saint Domingo]

Mad that he was playing games this season as Chelsea’s number 9.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Yet he played Declan Rice as a teenager, built his team around him and made him captain. Made Rodwell the youngest Everton player to play in Europe, made Pickford his first choice keeper at Sunderland, developed Rooney pretty well and has been playing Armstrong.

For a guy who hates youth he seems to develop a lot of them.

And Bowen wasn’t starting all the time when he went to WHU. He had to win his spot.

"A lot"

He played Rice anywhere except DM and went away, when he came back Pellegrini had already made him into a DM and had given him captaincy once or twice.

Red hot midfielder as soon as he left for a year, interesting development. Had he not continued to play him there when he returned it'd be hell.

Interesting ninja-edit for something you can very easily check too:

Had to win his spot from what, in those 16 minutes? To save you making up something, Snodgrass got a knock in that 6 minute game and they had no other right winger, turned out he's "ready". Snodgrass then got injured later during the bizarre season so they still had no other right winger.

I know you're David Moyes in disguise, but it's not a myth if it's provable and he's well known for it. He doesn't hate youth but unless you're somehow instantly "ready" (which only makes sense in his head), or a generational talent, you're not playing, yeah - 2 to 6 min a game until we face an injury crisis and we go "hold on, he's actually alright him".
We've had a lot of young players absolutely wasted as well, or just flat out never played. Maybe not all of those would've worked out, maybe most wouldn't, but if you don't give anyone a chance you won't get anything good out of it. Martinez had to bring in Stones and Barkley, Ross being a more egregious example of "1 mistake and you're out" with his loaning out for nothing for a month and the stuff that came out around it after he was gone. Anyone with eyes could see Rodwell had talent too, for example, but he played about 10 minutes in his first 2 seasons and it would've been less if there wasn't Europe (credit to Moyes for that before you go insane) so he can play against BATE Borisov and the likes. Cautious to a T.

Sorry. the idea that Moyes hates young/inexperienced players is ludicrous.

Yeah, he's known for nurturing talent and giving youth a chance, definitely.

He still leads the tables for least minutes given to players U21 and is well renowned for missing such obscure talents that have gone on to win the actual World Cup.

We currently have a left back that hasn't/will not play because of being overly cautious while the one that plays offers nothing anyway (and he played our best CB there too); Armstrong had to be sent on loan, because he wasn't gonna be given a chance here, and brought back when we got into a crisis; Gueye instantly back in the team and in midfield, despite the last few games being good with the younger players; favourites and experience over youth again, as it always has been and always will be. Similar how Armstrong is higher up in the pecking order than Dibling so he had to play winger for no reason. Branthwaite at LB because he's left footed instead of a young LB too. The classics.

Moyes is a very good manager in the long run but we don't have to pretend he can walk on water - he's got his shortcomings and that's fine, they were well known and documented at this point, as he's been in the league for over 2 decades.

All of that said, George will likely play as we have no other right winger currently and he's available.

 

[Benicetoourboys]

The guy at sky is an absolute wham chatting nob

They all are though.

 

[Howards tipple]

"A lot"

He played Rice anywhere except DM and went away, when he came back Pellegrini had already made him into a DM and had given him captaincy once or twice.
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Red hot midfielder as soon as he left for a year, interesting development. Had he not continued to play him there when he returned it'd be hell.

Interesting ninja-edit for something you can very easily check too:
View attachment 342145
Had to win his spot from what, in those 16 minutes? To save you making up something, Snodgrass got a knock in that 6 minute game and they had no other right winger, turned out he's "ready". Snodgrass then got injured later during the bizarre season so they still had no other right winger.

I know you're David Moyes in disguise, but it's not a myth if it's provable and he's well known for it. He doesn't hate youth but unless you're somehow instantly "ready" (which only makes sense in his head), or a generational talent, you're not playing, yeah - 2 to 6 min a game until we face an injury crisis and we go "hold on, he's actually alright him".
We've had a lot of young players absolutely wasted as well, or just flat out never played. Maybe not all of those would've worked out, maybe most wouldn't, but if you don't give anyone a chance you won't get anything good out of it. Martinez had to bring in Stones and Barkley, Ross being a more egregious example of "1 mistake and you're out" with his loaning out for nothing for a month and the stuff that came out around it after he was gone. Anyone with eyes could see Rodwell had talent too, for example, but he played about 10 minutes in his first 2 seasons and it would've been less if there wasn't Europe (credit to Moyes for that before you go insane) so he can play against BATE Borisov and the likes. Cautious to a T.


Yeah, he's known for nurturing talent and giving youth a chance, definitely.

He still leads the tables for least minutes given to players U21 and is well renowned for missing such obscure talents that have gone on to win the actual World Cup.

We currently have a left back that hasn't/will not play because of being overly cautious while the one that plays offers nothing anyway (and he played our best CB there too); Armstrong had to be sent on loan, because he wasn't gonna be given a chance here, and brought back when we got into a crisis; Gueye instantly back in the team and in midfield, despite the last few games being good with the younger players; favourites and experience over youth again, as it always has been and always will be. Similar how Armstrong is higher up in the pecking order than Dibling so he had to play winger for no reason. Branthwaite at LB because he's left footed instead of a young LB too. The classics.

Moyes is a very good manager in the long run but we don't have to pretend he can walk on water - he's got his shortcomings and that's fine, they were well known and documented at this point, as he's been in the league for over 2 decades.

All of that said, George will likely play as we have no other right winger currently and he's available.

Far to much to read. Keep it snappy

 

[Rehnman]

"And as reported by Solhekol on Sky Sports News on Monday evening – somewhat reluctantly – it will take a bid higher than that for Everton to sign him in the summer.
“What does surprise me is the size of the option,” he said. “I’ve been told what the price is but been asked not to reveal it.”
The Sky Sports reporter was then pressed on spilling the beans, to which he said: “I can’t… but the option price is significant and is more than Fulham were willing to pay for him last summer.”

Blimey it sounds like 25-30 mill...

That original Fulham deal included a hefty sell on fee. I would imagine we’ve agree to potentially pay more up top for a reduced sell on in the future. If we can afford that in the short term, it’s the best long term strategy isn’t it. We might have some decent negotiators after all…

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

"A lot"

He played Rice anywhere except DM and went away, when he came back Pellegrini had already made him into a DM and had given him captaincy once or twice.
View attachment 342146
Red hot midfielder as soon as he left for a year, interesting development. Had he not continued to play him there when he returned it'd be hell.

Interesting ninja-edit for something you can very easily check too:
View attachment 342145
Had to win his spot from what, in those 16 minutes? To save you making up something, Snodgrass got a knock in that 6 minute game and they had no other right winger, turned out he's "ready". Snodgrass then got injured later during the bizarre season so they still had no other right winger.

I know you're David Moyes in disguise, but it's not a myth if it's provable and he's well known for it. He doesn't hate youth but unless you're somehow instantly "ready" (which only makes sense in his head), or a generational talent, you're not playing, yeah - 2 to 6 min a game until we face an injury crisis and we go "hold on, he's actually alright him".
We've had a lot of young players absolutely wasted as well, or just flat out never played. Maybe not all of those would've worked out, maybe most wouldn't, but if you don't give anyone a chance you won't get anything good out of it. Martinez had to bring in Stones and Barkley, Ross being a more egregious example of "1 mistake and you're out" with his loaning out for nothing for a month and the stuff that came out around it after he was gone. Anyone with eyes could see Rodwell had talent too, for example, but he played about 10 minutes in his first 2 seasons and it would've been less if there wasn't Europe (credit to Moyes for that before you go insane) so he can play against BATE Borisov and the likes. Cautious to a T.


Yeah, he's known for nurturing talent and giving youth a chance, definitely.

He still leads the tables for least minutes given to players U21 and is well renowned for missing such obscure talents that have gone on to win the actual World Cup.

We currently have a left back that hasn't/will not play because of being overly cautious while the one that plays offers nothing anyway (and he played our best CB there too); Armstrong had to be sent on loan, because he wasn't gonna be given a chance here, and brought back when we got into a crisis; Gueye instantly back in the team and in midfield, despite the last few games being good with the younger players; favourites and experience over youth again, as it always has been and always will be. Similar how Armstrong is higher up in the pecking order than Dibling so he had to play winger for no reason. Branthwaite at LB because he's left footed instead of a young LB too. The classics.

Moyes is a very good manager in the long run but we don't have to pretend he can walk on water - he's got his shortcomings and that's fine, they were well known and documented at this point, as he's been in the league for over 2 decades.

All of that said, George will likely play as we have no other right winger currently and he's available.

You do realise Rice started his career as a central defender, right?