Arteta2391
Player Valuation: £30m
true but Barkley looks like Sex with his dribbling movements
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John Stones
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true but Barkley looks like Sex with his dribbling movements
royalbalou
Player Valuation: £20m
why does that post worry me???
“As soon as I came here, I felt at home but obviously there is a transition period where you find your feet and make friends because it’s a new experience. But I feel massively at home here now and I feel that I belong here."
Yes John. Lead us to bigger and better things for years to come please.
Yes John. Lead us to bigger and better things for years to come please.
Rupert's Tower
Player Valuation: £6m
I'd honestly cry if we sold him, even for 50m
To put this into context, I wouldn't even be arsed if we sold Ross
To put this into context, I wouldn't even be arsed if we sold Ross
SpurtingLesbian
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you have obviously never seen any proper Sex then.
Barkley's reputation is going backwards at an alarming rate now. Bobby gave him the space to grow and he's not looked like filling it yet. He needs to kick on and start living upto at least some potential.
Abraders
Player Valuation: £60m
This x10
http://www.theguardian.com/football...l-john-stones-merseyside-derby-premier-league
Whether loaded with consequence or a mere provincial dispute, a pulsating drama or a tedious bore, the Merseyside derby’s ability to create a lasting impression remains undiminished. As John Stones can attest.
“Did I have a bad day the last time or something?” inquires the usually unflappable 20-year-old after a sixth question relating to events at Anfield 13 months ago when he was part of an Everton defence dissected in a 4-0 defeat. The answer to Stones’ one question is no, he was man of the match when the rivals last met in September, but an accomplished display in the 1-1 draw with Liverpool has not banished memories of his first start in a Merseyside derby. Mainly because Daniel Sturridge was not involved when Stones blocked Liverpoolearlier this season.
Sturridge scored twice and missed a penalty as he and Luis Suárez shredded Everton’s back-line in January 2014, sending the young defender into several days of critical self-analysis. Roberto Martínez’s team were only four points behind Liverpool in the race for Champions League qualification after that heavy reverse and defending far more consistently than this term. Yet the task of shackling an in-form Liverpool and Sturridge, if only as a substitute after six months out injured, does not trouble a player whose calmness and composure is not confined to the pitch. “There are a lot of Premier League strikers who have good movement but can’t score,” says Stones.
“But a lot of things come together in Sturridge’s case and that makes him one of the hardest strikers to mark. It’s great for Liverpool and for England that he’s back, but I know that if we are as strong defensively as we were at Crystal Palace last week we can stop whatever Liverpool throw at us.”
Whether loaded with consequence or a mere provincial dispute, a pulsating drama or a tedious bore, the Merseyside derby’s ability to create a lasting impression remains undiminished. As John Stones can attest.
“Did I have a bad day the last time or something?” inquires the usually unflappable 20-year-old after a sixth question relating to events at Anfield 13 months ago when he was part of an Everton defence dissected in a 4-0 defeat. The answer to Stones’ one question is no, he was man of the match when the rivals last met in September, but an accomplished display in the 1-1 draw with Liverpool has not banished memories of his first start in a Merseyside derby. Mainly because Daniel Sturridge was not involved when Stones blocked Liverpoolearlier this season.
Sturridge scored twice and missed a penalty as he and Luis Suárez shredded Everton’s back-line in January 2014, sending the young defender into several days of critical self-analysis. Roberto Martínez’s team were only four points behind Liverpool in the race for Champions League qualification after that heavy reverse and defending far more consistently than this term. Yet the task of shackling an in-form Liverpool and Sturridge, if only as a substitute after six months out injured, does not trouble a player whose calmness and composure is not confined to the pitch. “There are a lot of Premier League strikers who have good movement but can’t score,” says Stones.
“But a lot of things come together in Sturridge’s case and that makes him one of the hardest strikers to mark. It’s great for Liverpool and for England that he’s back, but I know that if we are as strong defensively as we were at Crystal Palace last week we can stop whatever Liverpool throw at us.”
@Squawka: John Stones' pass accuracy vs. Liverpool was 96%, the highest of any player in the Premier League at the weekend (40+ passes). #EFC
What a positive this kid is. No matter what tonight or during this abysmal run if form we've been on, he's an absolute joy to watch. He was quality tonight, oozed class and quality and above all else, made time for himself with every decision he made. Top player now, he's going to be something immense in 5 years time.
paulus
Player Valuation: £8m
Him Besic McCarthy , Barkley - Everton future. If Martinez have brain as soon he hits 47 mark points he will play team of youngsters for next season.Barry is done, Naisy is worker i like him but he can play striker and that is that. Stones is tresure need sign a contract that he can go under 30 mill no way.
donalmclean
Player Valuation: £950k
Another great bargain signing by moyes and superb work by the club regarding his development
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
Clubs will be eyeing him up in the summer, Chelsea and man u will want him
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