davids
Player Valuation: £70m
Hope so, don't know if it was just his agent making waves but it might be moot anyway.
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davids
Player Valuation: £70m
Some of the left sided players you mentioned were more lauded for their ability going forward than their defensive quality.And none of them stood out for their ariel prowess. He might develop to that level,but then again he might not even sign for us.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
8th placed Everton will go 6th with a win, v 10th placed Stoke u18s
Everton u18s Team away to Stoke - 6.30ko - [Not on TV/Websites]
Stewart, Welch, Lowey, Hagan, Kristensen, Mills, Melcalfe, Jagne, Butterfield, Baker, Garcia,
Subs Leban, Campbell, Quintyne, McAllister, Cannon
Everton u18s Team away to Stoke - 6.30ko - [Not on TV/Websites]
Stewart, Welch, Lowey, Hagan, Kristensen, Mills, Melcalfe, Jagne, Butterfield, Baker, Garcia,
Subs Leban, Campbell, Quintyne, McAllister, Cannon
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Stoke 1 up on 22mins - Tap in far post after good move
Garcia booked for diving trying to win pen on 4mins
Mills shot saved on 8mins
Garcia misses sitter from 4 yards out on 16mins
Official team sheet-i have someone there watching it lol
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Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Stoke u18s 1-0 at HT v Everton u18s
Everton on top for the 1st 15mins but stoke had the chances since to go 2up
Everton on top for the 1st 15mins but stoke had the chances since to go 2up
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Everton 1-1 on 68mins- Melcalfe-
Initially flagged offside but given after a conflab
Everton 2-1 on 71mins -Cannon
Hits the post, then scores rebound
Everton 3-1 on 73mins - Butterfield
Described as a daisy cutter from outside the box
Everton 4-1 on 78mins - Cannon
Right footed shot
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Baker for Everton should have made it 1-1 on 53mins
Jagne shot wide on 61mins
Cannon shot saved on 64mins
Initially flagged offside but given after a conflab
Everton 2-1 on 71mins -Cannon
Hits the post, then scores rebound
Everton 3-1 on 73mins - Butterfield
Described as a daisy cutter from outside the box
Everton 4-1 on 78mins - Cannon
Right footed shot
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Baker for Everton should have made it 1-1 on 53mins
Jagne shot wide on 61mins
Cannon shot saved on 64mins
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Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Excellent 4-1 win for Everton u18s at stoke scoring 4 goals in 10mins mid 2nd half for their 1st win there in 5 years [funny enough last 2 wins there were 5-2/4-3, while last 2 defeats there have been 5-1/4-2]
Everton u18s move up to 6th, they now dont play a u18s league game till week saturday at wolves,but off course before then its the cup a week tonight at west brom
Everton u18s move up to 6th, they now dont play a u18s league game till week saturday at wolves,but off course before then its the cup a week tonight at west brom
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Everton Under-18s manager Paul Tait said his team produced their “best football of the season” after the young Blues came from behind to triumph 4-1 at Stoke City on Tuesday night.
Having fallen behind to Emre Tezgel’s goal midway through the first half, Jenson Metcalf got Everton back on level terms on 68 minutes.
His strike was the first of four goals in a stunning 10-minute spell from the Toffees. Substitute Tom Cannon – who was introduced on the hour-mark – put Everton ahead before Luke Butterfield doubled the Blues' advantage.
Cannon then completed his brace 12 minutes from time to wrap up a stirring victory for Everton, who are next in action against West Bromwich Albion in an FA Youth Cup quarter-final tie on Tuesday night.
Manager Tait expressed his pride after his team’s electric second-half display at Stoke.
“The lads were brilliant,” he told evertonfc.com. “We had a very young team out and we’re delighted with them.
“We started well but we let Stoke get into the game and we gave a goal away in the first half.
“The lads showed great spirit and fight to come back.
“We made a couple of changes on the hour. We rested Tom Cannon and Sean McAllister and we brought them on – and they helped change the game
“After that, we were absolutely fantastic. It was probably the best football we’ve played this season.”
The win lifts Everton up to sixth in the U18 Premier League (North) table.
The young Blues' attention now turns to the FA Youth Cup and that last-eight showdown against West Brom at The Hawthorns.
Everton reached the quarter-finals of the competition with a dramatic 2-1 win over Chelsea – winners of the cup in seven of the past 11 years – last week.
Tait added: “Winning again [against Stoke] keeps the momentum and confidence high.
“It’s good that the younger lads who are in and around the team took inspiration from the lads with the cup run.
“For them to produce a performance like that in the second half, we’re delighted.”
Having fallen behind to Emre Tezgel’s goal midway through the first half, Jenson Metcalf got Everton back on level terms on 68 minutes.
His strike was the first of four goals in a stunning 10-minute spell from the Toffees. Substitute Tom Cannon – who was introduced on the hour-mark – put Everton ahead before Luke Butterfield doubled the Blues' advantage.
Cannon then completed his brace 12 minutes from time to wrap up a stirring victory for Everton, who are next in action against West Bromwich Albion in an FA Youth Cup quarter-final tie on Tuesday night.
Manager Tait expressed his pride after his team’s electric second-half display at Stoke.
“The lads were brilliant,” he told evertonfc.com. “We had a very young team out and we’re delighted with them.
“We started well but we let Stoke get into the game and we gave a goal away in the first half.
“The lads showed great spirit and fight to come back.
“We made a couple of changes on the hour. We rested Tom Cannon and Sean McAllister and we brought them on – and they helped change the game
“After that, we were absolutely fantastic. It was probably the best football we’ve played this season.”
The win lifts Everton up to sixth in the U18 Premier League (North) table.
The young Blues' attention now turns to the FA Youth Cup and that last-eight showdown against West Brom at The Hawthorns.
Everton reached the quarter-finals of the competition with a dramatic 2-1 win over Chelsea – winners of the cup in seven of the past 11 years – last week.
Tait added: “Winning again [against Stoke] keeps the momentum and confidence high.
“It’s good that the younger lads who are in and around the team took inspiration from the lads with the cup run.
“For them to produce a performance like that in the second half, we’re delighted.”
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
16 a few months ago, 1st 90mins for the u18s tonight, made 3 sub appearances over the last few months
From early last month about a few younger players as we are playing a few more lately
His first start I think, he’s been called up to England u15/16 squads , not sure that he’s made much of a mark there , they quite often call up a large number of players to the squads.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
EFC_FRANCIS
Player Valuation: £35m
Branthwaite out for the remainder with ankle ligament damage. I'd imagine he's back out on loan again for a full season next year