Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £60m
When was that ? If you're referring to Duncan he was an Everton player went sentenced for the on field assault and I think you can use the term assault loosely .
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When was that ? If you're referring to Duncan he was an Everton player went sentenced for the on field assault and I think you can use the term assault loosely .
He served 3 months in prison in Scotland for in between his loan spell and signing permanently.
mites
Player Valuation: £5m
our badge is a historic drunk tank
everton2004
Player Valuation: £35m
No idea mate. Different era, different personnel, different circumstances. Are we going to review every player who went on the beak now and compare to see if they got a fair crack of the whip?
Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £60m
I'm sorry mate I'm confused here , are you talking about when Duncan was sent to nick for assaulting the lad on the pitch, Ferguson did about 3 months ? Because Duncan was definitely an Everton player then unless I've got Alzheimer's kicking in seriously
Mountfield1985
Player Valuation: £8m
The offence was when he was at Rangers. But he served time for it inbetween the loan spell and permanent signing.
Roger Milla
Player Valuation: £20m
I'm pretty sure he had also been convicted of assaulting a man on crutches long before he signed for us
Roger Milla
Player Valuation: £20m
For that and multiple other previous convictions
Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £60m
I know the offence was when he was at rangers , I'm sorry I think your wrong.
Oh he had and a police officer.
This is brilliant. We are a club out on its own when it comes to gestures like this. In age when football turns of the basis of finance and humanity is often a second consideration our club is remarkable.
A lad with big connections at club, who grew up and had connections there has made a mistake is down on his luck and his career is down the toilet, every other club would have taken the moral and financial high ground, instead we open our arms role up our sleeves and give the lad very chance to have a career.
Other clubs can talk about being special but we prove it in things like this we do. Imagine other players out there seeing this, i know where i would want to play.
Really proud of Everton here.
A lad with big connections at club, who grew up and had connections there has made a mistake is down on his luck and his career is down the toilet, every other club would have taken the moral and financial high ground, instead we open our arms role up our sleeves and give the lad very chance to have a career.
Other clubs can talk about being special but we prove it in things like this we do. Imagine other players out there seeing this, i know where i would want to play.
Really proud of Everton here.
I think it's a bad move.
We're a football club first, one that hasn't won a trophy for 22 years.
As much as we like to cling on to small successes/PR exercises for the club, I'm of the belief that Everton need to concentrate on the football, and leave the community stuff to EITC and the clubs directors.
We're supporters of the club, so our natural instinct is to support but whatever way we spin it, Jose Baxter is taking a contract and another's place in the U23 squad. Every minute he gets, is a minute less for Tom Davies v2. It's also a very clear irrefutable statement that there's a tolerance at Everton to drug abuse.
It's jobs for the boys.
Baxter got a contract at Oldham because Stubbs had a word.
Baxter got a move to Sheff United because Weir.
Baxter got a move back to Everton because Kenwright/Unsworth.
All the above isn't conjecture.
Everyone deserves a second chance, especially with the disclaimer of youth but there's a line and a point when you need to wake up.
Let's get it right - he's a professional footballer here. He's had every opportunity in life.
My instinct is that the lad is a wrong'un. He's spat in the faces of too many. Suspended twice in nine months at 23/24 years of age.
All that said, I trust David Unsworth. I just hope there isn't external factors/pressures involved here due to Baxter's influence in Liverpool.
We're a football club first, one that hasn't won a trophy for 22 years.
As much as we like to cling on to small successes/PR exercises for the club, I'm of the belief that Everton need to concentrate on the football, and leave the community stuff to EITC and the clubs directors.
We're supporters of the club, so our natural instinct is to support but whatever way we spin it, Jose Baxter is taking a contract and another's place in the U23 squad. Every minute he gets, is a minute less for Tom Davies v2. It's also a very clear irrefutable statement that there's a tolerance at Everton to drug abuse.
It's jobs for the boys.
Baxter got a contract at Oldham because Stubbs had a word.
Baxter got a move to Sheff United because Weir.
Baxter got a move back to Everton because Kenwright/Unsworth.
All the above isn't conjecture.
Everyone deserves a second chance, especially with the disclaimer of youth but there's a line and a point when you need to wake up.
Let's get it right - he's a professional footballer here. He's had every opportunity in life.
My instinct is that the lad is a wrong'un. He's spat in the faces of too many. Suspended twice in nine months at 23/24 years of age.
All that said, I trust David Unsworth. I just hope there isn't external factors/pressures involved here due to Baxter's influence in Liverpool.
bluesb1970
Player Valuation: £20m
He was given more than enough chances too. Even went to Oldham under Sharpy but couldn't buckle down.
Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £60m
For clarity Duncan made his deal permanent prior to Christmas 1994 , won the Fa Cup 20th May 1995 and after appeal served his 3 months October 1995 .
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