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Everton players out on loan (2015/16)

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atrottel said:
"Manager Darren Way said: "Liam has come highly recommended to us by Everton and David Unsworth, we have previously had both Shane Duffy and John Lundstram on loan from the Blues so know the quality they produce."

"I would like to thank all the staff at Everton, especially Roberto Martinez for allowing Liam to join us. There were a number of clubs interested in signing Liam, so it is nice to secure his signature and hopefully all his attributes will add to our team and help this fantastic club stay in the Football League."
Yeovil OS article
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A little more :

http://www.westerngazette.co.uk/Yeo...erton-s-Liam/story-28480558-detail/story.html

  • Yeovil Town boss Darren Way hopes Everton's Liam Walsh can develop like Tottenam ace Ryan Mason

By Western Gazette - Yeovil | Posted: January 07, 2016

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LOAN signings have played a big part in Yeovil Town's history.
Over the years unknown youngsters such as Steven Caulker, Ryan Mason and Andros Townsend have gone on to be England internationals after a spell at Huish Park, with a number of current Premier League stars having also previously enjoyed stints in South Somerset.

Glovers manager Darren Way will be hoping the latest on this list - 18-year-old Everton midfielder Liam Walsh, who signed on a one-month loan on Wednesday - will be able to emulate these now illustrious names.

Especially as Way used his strong relationship with Toffees boss Roberto Martinez to secure Walsh ahead of clubs in higher divisions than Yeovil.

"He is a good product," the 36-year-old said.

"Technically he is very good and also personality-wise, from what I have been told and seen, he is not afraid of what it takes to win a football match.

"I know people have questioned his size but everyone did that with me over the years and I managed to prove people wrong and he looks to have that same sort of character.

"He has come highly recommended and I am looking forward to seeing him play."

Way played a big part during his time as first team coach and assistant manager in the past in attracting players from top tier teams to the Glovers, with the former midfielder also having strong connections with Swansea City from his time as a player at the Liberty Stadium.

"We have had Shane Duffy before from Roberto and John Lundstram," he said.

"I think you have seen with Lundstram over a short period of time, certainly at Oxford, he has good good attributes and this club helped him develop. Just like with Steven Caulker and Ryan Mason.

"I have good connections and good people who want to help me and this fantastic football club."

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Went to Keepmoat earlier to watch Stoke (I'm from Doncaster, so was obviously hoping for a hometown upset), and Grant really impressed me. He has so much skill, took many players on.

It's also interesting that he's already taken on their free kicks and corners and the whole game seems to revolve around him. Definitely looking good for the future.
 
Evertonized said:
Went to Keepmoat earlier to watch Stoke (I'm from Doncaster, so was obviously hoping for a hometown upset), and Grant really impressed me. He has so much skill, took many players on.

It's also interesting that he's already taken on their free kicks and corners and the whole game seems to revolve around him. Definitely looking good for the future.
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yeh def ready for a place in the first team squad next season ahead of gibson
 

Quick round-up with a couple of games today as well:

FA Cup
Fulham - Luke Garbutt started and played 70 minutes before being subbed off in 1-2 away defeat against Sheffield Wednesday

OS Match Report
"Dembélé had another good chance fall his way shortly after when Garbutt’s low delivery caused havoc in the Wednesday box, but his shot was expertly blocked by a brave Pudil lunge."
"With 20 minutes remaining Jokanović made a double change. Garbutt, who appeared to take a knock earlier, came off for Ream, and Kačaniklić made way for Mattila."

Twitter stuff
5' Fulham have been patient in their build up. A nice low cross from Richards finds Garbutt in space. His shot is well blocked by Loovens.

No real fan comments

Doncaster - Conor Grant played full game and was booked in 1-2 home defeat against Stoke

OS Match Report
"Conor Grant who had controlled the midfield brilliantly went inches away from putting Rovers ahead as Paul Keegan played the ball into him, shooting low his shot clipped the post and went wide. Minutes later 9,000 Rovers fans were appealing for a penalty as Grant played a deadly ball across goal. With Craig Alcock waiting to tap in at the back post a clear push in the back saw him fall to the ground. Much to everyone’s disbelief, the referee waved play on."

Twitter stuff
36' Grant delivers to the back post but Stoke rise highest and clear 1-1
38' Grant goes deep, Williams heads back across.....it's dangerous but Stoke welly it clear 1-1
47' ATS played it wide to Grant who can't find Evina. Was all set up for a Keegs blockbuster there but not to be 1-1
50' POST: Keegan plays it into Grant who hits one low and hard, it clips the frame of the goal and goes wide 1-1
54' Grant spins Crouch, the balls comes in to Alcock and he is bundled in the box, that's a penalty but the ref waves play on 1-1
62' Still plenty of energy from Rovers here, Evina tracks back well to win the ball. Grant is then fouled by Walters who gets a yellow card
75' Rovers building from the back, Grant sees a gap and hits one but it goes way over and into the south stand 1-2

Random fan comments
"Conor Grant and some of his passing though. Take a bow son."
"Conor Grant is some player. Especially liked him dumping one of their clowns on the floor in front of the dug outs. Hughes did not like that!"
"MOTM for Connor Grant. Take a bow young man."
"Grant was outstanding."
"They should have been down to ten very early and as I saw the Grant thing, perhaps we were lucky he didn't get red as well. However, I think like him that Wollscheid took Ferguson off his feet deliberately and Grant was saying to him you don't do that to my manager."

Division Two
Cambridge Utd - Ryan Ledson played whole match in 0-1 away defeat at Crawley

OS Match Report

No Twitter mentions

Random fan comments
With Ledson and Newton we are very light. We need a ball-winner in the midfield.Players of the likes of Berry and perhaps Ledson will simply be totally ineffective if they continue to be either shoehorned on the right of midfield or bypassed completely.
Ledson was anonymous. Give him a rest - that match was made for a player like Liam Hughes.
Midfield - Ledson needs dropping. Newton works hard but are both very similar so we need Ledson dropped and someone to come in to put himself and get us on the front foot.
Midfield is struggling..Ledson seem's to be blowing up a little/doesn't compliment Newton in the middle what so ever..I love for it to be Berry and Ledson as think they would compliment each other a little more or go as a trio again.

National League North

Stockport County - Delial Brewster played in a 0-1 home defeat to Telford

Unofficial match report
"Delial Brewster chased a fare bit, so I exclude him from the opprobrium"
"Brewster offered a glimmer, with some energetic running, but that was about the sum total of the praiseworthy efforts from the blues at this stage going forward."

Tyrone Duffus apparently played for Skelmersdale Utd in a 0-4 defeat at Salford but difficult to find any reliable information at that level (club don't have a proper website but rely on a third party).
 

Evertonized said:
Went to Keepmoat earlier to watch Stoke (I'm from Doncaster, so was obviously hoping for a hometown upset), and Grant really impressed me. He has so much skill, took many players on.

It's also interesting that he's already taken on their free kicks and corners and the whole game seems to revolve around him. Definitely looking good for the future.
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He's a top lad too, lives round the corner from me. Always happy to chat, and I'd like to see him do well.

Fergusons comments about him are very promising.
 

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