Brendan Galloway

[Zatara]

Rated in a couple of papers at 6.5/10 despite conceding a penalty. Was 2nd highest rating for their keeper/defence.

 

[kithnou]

Are we forced to have him there for the whole season if he isn't getting a game?

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...evertons-brendan-galloway-fight-west-12012314

Everton's Brendan Galloway to fight for West Brom place

• 11:18, 12 OCT 2016
• UPDATED 11:19, 12 OCT 2016
• BY PHIL KIRKBRIDE

Brendan Galloway in action for West Bromwich Albion in September
Brendan Galloway is determined to win back his place in the West Brom team.

The Everton defender has been sent to the Hawthorns on a season long loan but has lost his place in the Baggies’ squad.

The 20-year-old has not featured for Tony Pulis’ side since September 17 and was left out of the matchday squad for games with Stoke City and Sunderland.

Galloway played the full 90 minutes for England under-21s’ in their 5-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina last night.

And the young Blues defender says he is ready to fight for his place.

“I’m going to try and work my hardest to get back in the team because that’s where I want to be,” said Galloway.

“I want to be playing week in week out for West Brom.”

Kerim Memija of Bosnia and Herzegovina U21 clears the ball from Brendan Galloway of England U21 during the Euro U21 Championship qualifier on October 11
He added: “I’m working with a really good manager and a really good bunch of players so for my development, it’s perfect.”

It is understood that Galloway cannot be recalled from his loan.

Although it was widely accepted that a season working with defensive specialist Pulis would be of great benefit to the Everton defender there were also concerns that the West Brom boss would not think twice about dropping young players.

Tottenham’s Alex Pritchard made just two substitute appearances in the league last season after joining the Baggies on loan in February.

 

[Barnfred 55]

Are we forced to have him there for the whole season if he isn't getting a game?

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...evertons-brendan-galloway-fight-west-12012314

Everton's Brendan Galloway to fight for West Brom place

• 11:18, 12 OCT 2016
• UPDATED 11:19, 12 OCT 2016
• BY PHIL KIRKBRIDE

Brendan Galloway in action for West Bromwich Albion in September
Brendan Galloway is determined to win back his place in the West Brom team.

The Everton defender has been sent to the Hawthorns on a season long loan but has lost his place in the Baggies’ squad.

The 20-year-old has not featured for Tony Pulis’ side since September 17 and was left out of the matchday squad for games with Stoke City and Sunderland.

Galloway played the full 90 minutes for England under-21s’ in their 5-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina last night.

And the young Blues defender says he is ready to fight for his place.

“I’m going to try and work my hardest to get back in the team because that’s where I want to be,” said Galloway.

“I want to be playing week in week out for West Brom.”

Kerim Memija of Bosnia and Herzegovina U21 clears the ball from Brendan Galloway of England U21 during the Euro U21 Championship qualifier on October 11
He added: “I’m working with a really good manager and a really good bunch of players so for my development, it’s perfect.”

It is understood that Galloway cannot be recalled from his loan.

Although it was widely accepted that a season working with defensive specialist Pulis would be of great benefit to the Everton defender there were also concerns that the West Brom boss would not think twice about dropping young players.

Tottenham’s Alex Pritchard made just two substitute appearances in the league last season after joining the Baggies on loan in February.

I thought it would be a good move for him. Started off well but had a bit of a stinker against Bournemouth and not been seen since. Think he's also a bit too adventurous for Pulis. A lot of their fans called this after his first game when he crossed the half way line too often. Appears they know their manager well.

Hopefully there's some sort of clause in the loan agreement that allows us to recall him in January if he's not getting the game time. I'd rather he played for our U23s than theirs.

 

[davek]

Bring him home. Learning to boot the ball 200 feet in the air is not the development we need for him.

 

[kithnou]

Bring him home. Learning to boot the ball 200 feet in the air is not the development we need for him.

Agree. I would have not sent him there to begin with.

 

[evertony]

I'd have him starting at left back these days.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Bring him home. Learning to boot the ball 200 feet in the air is not the development we need for him.

We can't . We're out of lockers , apparently.

 

[Goat]

Bring him home. Learning to boot the ball 200 feet in the air is not the development we need for him.

No recall allowed.

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[davek]

No recall allowed.

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The most stupid loan deal since Barkley to Leeds and Coleman to Blackpool.

 

[Goat]

The most stupid loan deal since Barkley to Leeds and Coleman to Blackpool.

No Dave.

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[LABlue2]

The most stupid loan deal since Barkley to Leeds and Coleman to Blackpool.

Coleman to Blackpool was a hugely successful loan for his development.

 

[davek]

Coleman to Blackpool was a hugely successful loan for his development.

It wasn't required. He could have progressed at Everton with another manager.

 

[Thomasc]

Coleman to Blackpool was a hugely successful loan for his development.

it was indeed.

Blackpool fans loved him and his confidence grew. I guess it's all fine margins and these loan deals can swing either way just as easy.

Apart from Coleman though, our loans haven't worked out that well historically from the outside, Coleman being the exception.

 

[l4toffee]

The most stupid loan deal since Barkley to Leeds and Coleman to Blackpool.

Coleman to Blackpool was a success you loonatic

 

[Azzurri]

Oh, dave.