Cameron Manning
Player Valuation: £35m
Dario good point except all City’s players work for ninety minutes including the goalkeeper.
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2020/21 James Rodriguez
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Martin Alvito
Player Valuation: £50m
I continue to think that Zidane saw the defensive liabilities as too much to manage around. It's hard to argue with the results.
It's equally clear that James can play for a legit contender. He certainly contributed at Bayern when on the pitch.
Soccer4good
Player Valuation: £500k
He has his family with him in Liverpool, including his mom who takes cares of Samuel
One of the main reasons I want to get back to Goodison is to watch this fella play togger.
That, and to boo Davies.
That, and to boo Davies.
Don’t forget his nutmeg pass to put siggy 1 on 1 with the keeper in the last minute against burnley away. No Everton player I have ever seen would have seen that pass never mind tried it never mind executed it
APN_EFC
Player Valuation: £25m
he could play at least the games that Mahrez plays, i don't think they except much defensively of him?
Cameron Manning
Player Valuation: £35m
Yes see your point, Mahrez does plenty of good things while losing the ball quite a lot as well, trying to think who he reminds me of!!
Cameron Manning
Player Valuation: £35m
What about the very similar pass Siggy gave to James in the first half versus Spurs last Friday.
James Rodriguez’s discontent with Everton’s recent results in the Premier League is doing the rounds in the Colombian media today.
The Toffees’ star was live on Twitch at the weekend, playing video games and speaking to fans, and was asked about Friday’s 2-2 draw against Tottenham Hotspur.
Rodriguez, who won a penalty which resulted in Everton’s first goal, seemed happy with his performance, but disappointed for letting a win escape from their hands again.
“The game was good, I felt good, I played well, but drawing at all times is also very hard,” said Rodriguez (via FutbolRed).
Besides Everton’s defensive mistakes, James Rodriguez points out that their attacking sector hasn’t been doing great either.
“We have to be a little more focused and score goals, we’re missing a lot. We have options and we miss it, so it’s very complicated.”
Everton haven’t won any of their past five games. Following defeats against Chelsea and Burnley, in which the Colombian star didn’t take part due to injury, the draws against Crystal Palace, Brighton and Tottenham all had the 29-year-old in the starting team.
Everton now prepare for a tough challenge against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Friday night. That’s likely to be one of their last chances to try to get a spot in a European competition for next season, depending, of course, on what happens with the Super League monstrosity.
The Toffees’ star was live on Twitch at the weekend, playing video games and speaking to fans, and was asked about Friday’s 2-2 draw against Tottenham Hotspur.
Rodriguez, who won a penalty which resulted in Everton’s first goal, seemed happy with his performance, but disappointed for letting a win escape from their hands again.
“The game was good, I felt good, I played well, but drawing at all times is also very hard,” said Rodriguez (via FutbolRed).
Besides Everton’s defensive mistakes, James Rodriguez points out that their attacking sector hasn’t been doing great either.
“We have to be a little more focused and score goals, we’re missing a lot. We have options and we miss it, so it’s very complicated.”
Everton haven’t won any of their past five games. Following defeats against Chelsea and Burnley, in which the Colombian star didn’t take part due to injury, the draws against Crystal Palace, Brighton and Tottenham all had the 29-year-old in the starting team.
Everton now prepare for a tough challenge against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Friday night. That’s likely to be one of their last chances to try to get a spot in a European competition for next season, depending, of course, on what happens with the Super League monstrosity.
Cameron Manning
Player Valuation: £35m
If he decides to move on he might be surprised himself by the lack of future clubs willing to pay him the wages that Everton pay him.
carolinablue232
Player Valuation: £70m
He’ll end up going to Beckham’s club in Miami or one of the LA clubs in MLS and make £7mil a year while being treated like a god.
I think we have him one more year before that happens.
smileychap
Player Valuation: £8m
Good footballer, haven't seen enough of him. Another name in the long list of imports we've lashed out on.
Still you can't get anywhere with English midfielders. Just ask West Ham or Leicester.
Still you can't get anywhere with English midfielders. Just ask West Ham or Leicester.
Big_nev
Player Valuation: £25m
He's played 21 games for us this season mate, if you haven't seen enough of him you've either been asleep of 3 inches deep. West Ham having their best season in about 50 years with a midfield containing Soucek and Fornals.
Papa Shango
Player Valuation: £70m
Good footballers are good footballers. It doesn't matter where they are from when it comes to ability.
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