2025/26 Tyrique George

[johnjoeefc]

I would sign him as he seems a decent player

 

[maccavennie]

I'd be very surprised if he decides to come back. There'll be a few more clubs willing to offer him a lot more game time than he's seen with us

Criminally underused

 

[James Roberts]

he will go to Bournemouth

 

[bluejohn66]

he will go to Bournemouth

And be an excellent addition

 

[Rollo Tomassi]

So he can stay here and continue getting the odd twenty minutes off the bench for Dour Davie or go back to his parent club and work with and try to impress one of the best young coaches in Europe, tough choice Tyrique.

 

[MaximusEvertonius]

I can’t understand why we didn’t play him. He was the faster, attack-minded alternative to Grealish.

 

[MACCA75]

Lost a load of games finding out what we already knew - Rohl isn’t a winger.

Now we don’t really know if we should sign this lad or not. Crazy.

 

[Blast_of_Cannock]

We're not signing him. Not while Moyes has Dwight.

 

[preposterousvelios]

Really obviously should have been playing for the last month or so at least. Watching match of the day as I missed the second half earlier and the only highlights of us attacking for the entire game are all George.

If we let him go back to Chelsea without taking up the option we have then that's already first mistake of the summer.

 

[TheNinja]

The only way you're getting a game as a Winger under Moyes is if you're prepared to cover for our [Poor language removed] full backs all game.

 

[Swartzy]

I'm going to cling on to some hope with this lad, I think Moyes actually see's their is a Talent there.
he has spoken well of him ( Which for him isn't easy) and he's been going to him before others, although he's just a loan.

I think George is the player that he now wishes he'd got in the summer

 

[Zatara]

Just like Aznou, kid comes on and shows Moyes up. Moyes praises him but caveats it with saying Spurs had dropped off by the point he and Armstrong came on.


Two youngsters showed encouraging signs, says Moyes, who highlighted the impact of second-half substitutes Harrison Armstrong and Tyrique George.

The talented duo were both introduced just after the hour-mark, and they “made a difference,” outlined the Everton manager. “I was a bit concerned about the level of the game, but the two of them made a big difference.

“You've also got to say it's probably taught them we're sitting off the play a little bit more at this time in the game we were hoping that they could see it out – whether they get a draw or whether they won the game.

“I think they came off the play a little bit, but I have to say both Tyrique and Harrison made an improvement.”