Was letting McManaman go a mistake?

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He seems to be doing well for Wigan, and had some creative dribbling. I'd think he would add some depth if he were still here.
 

FTY said:
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McManaman grew up as an Everton supporter,[13] but when Everton offered the player a one-year contract (after McManaman had made a name for himself at tournaments for school and around Merseyside), McManaman's father rejected it in favour of a schoolboy contract and two-year apprenticeship offer from Liverpool.[13] McManaman signed as a 16 year old apprentice upon leaving school in 1988.[1] As an apprentice, McManaman was under the mentoring of John Barnes whom he was being groomed to replace.[14] A natural athlete and cross country champion at schools level (once beating Curtis Robb),[15][16] he developed through the youth scheme at Liverpool and signed as a full professional on 19 February 1990 in what was to be Kenny Dalglish's final full season as manager.[17]

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MoutsGoat said:
McManaman grew up as an Everton supporter,[13] but when Everton offered the player a one-year contract (after McManaman had made a name for himself at tournaments for school and around Merseyside), McManaman's father rejected it in favour of a schoolboy contract and two-year apprenticeship offer from Liverpool.[13] McManaman signed as a 16 year old apprentice upon leaving school in 1988.[1] As an apprentice, McManaman was under the mentoring of John Barnes whom he was being groomed to replace.[14] A natural athlete and cross country champion at schools level (once beating Curtis Robb),[15][16] he developed through the youth scheme at Liverpool and signed as a full professional on 19 February 1990 in what was to be Kenny Dalglish's final full season as manager.[17]

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He grew up as an Everton supporter,[4] and joined the club's youth system when he was seven years old. After being released by the club at the age of sixteen, he signed for Wigan Athletic on a free transfer in 2007.
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MoutsGoat said:
McManaman grew up as an Everton supporter,[13] but when Everton offered the player a one-year contract (after McManaman had made a name for himself at tournaments for school and around Merseyside), McManaman's father rejected it in favour of a schoolboy contract and two-year apprenticeship offer from Liverpool.[13] McManaman signed as a 16 year old apprentice upon leaving school in 1988.[1] As an apprentice, McManaman was under the mentoring of John Barnes whom he was being groomed to replace.[14] A natural athlete and cross country champion at schools level (once beating Curtis Robb),[15][16] he developed through the youth scheme at Liverpool and signed as a full professional on 19 February 1990 in what was to be Kenny Dalglish's final full season as manager.[17]

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evertonUSA said:
He grew up as an Everton supporter,[4] and joined the club's youth system when he was seven years old. After being released by the club at the age of sixteen, he signed for Wigan Athletic on a free transfer in 2007.
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Do you mean this fella mate?

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