Can’t wait to see this lad play and then see how Dave tries to mind bang us into thinking he’s always rated him.
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davek
Player Valuation: £150m
He said in that article that he needed to do more in training.
I cant be held to account for your dubious reading skills.
toffeeblue9
Player Valuation: £35m
"They need to train well" does not mean "Patterson has found training hard", Dave.
There is nothing dubious about that
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
...well he didn't impress enough to get a start in a game that mattered.
TheNinja
Player Valuation: £20m
Yeh, but it's doubtful you get into a position to win trophies without his assists... swings and roundabouts.
Mosh Pit
Player Valuation: £8m
Interesting
I don't recall him saying that in a presser, might have, I just don't remember it
Do you remember which match presser it was?
Noisy noise annoys
Player Valuation: £60m
nO HE DIDNT
“I’ve been impressed with Nathan," Lampard admitted. "It’s not been easy to be fair, they need to train well".
"THEY need to train well"
"Ive been impressed with Nathan"
Not really what you have been saying is it?!
tommytowne
Player Valuation: £50m
Fit to play in Scotland's next game.
Shock horror, Dave spins something to suit his own agenda and narrative lol
Noisy noise annoys
Player Valuation: £60m
You’d bet your house on it
However, the defender was called up for international duty this month as he was selected for Steve Clarke's latest Scotland squad. After sitting out of last week's defeat to Ukraine, Patterson is back in contention for their game against Armenia, and he believes he's ready to go.
He told a press conference: "Getting there. I've trained since we've came in the door, just working on my fitness with the sports scientists as well making sure I'm ready for the game.
"I think that's me ready now. Not to be able to help the team [vs Ukraine] was frustrating, we lost the game as well which was disappointing."
Frank Lampard confirmed that he was ready to give Patterson his Premier League debut just before his injury, having seen the defender play his first senior minutes for the club against Boreham Wood in the FA Cup. It's expected that the 20-year-old will be challenging Seamus Coleman at right-back next season.
And the Scotland international has confirmed how keen he is to impress whenever he takes to this pitch, including for his country against Armenia. And, he explained how he spent his injury layoff and the aspects he worked on with the Everton medical team.
He added: "I always want to impress any time you step onto the pitch, for my national team and Everton as well. Every time I step on the pitch I try and show what I can do, and hopefully I'll impress people.
"I've worked with the sports scientists and physios at Everton closely, making sure I'm ready when I come back on the pitch to be stronger. We've obviously worked on stuff that I've been more weak on, just to improve.
"I've been working really hard, for about five or six weeks just battering the gym and trying to progress myself on the pitch, which will benefit me later on in my career as well."
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"Ive got pictures of that yellow cat on my punchbag and its getting me motivated" he added.
He told a press conference: "Getting there. I've trained since we've came in the door, just working on my fitness with the sports scientists as well making sure I'm ready for the game.
"I think that's me ready now. Not to be able to help the team [vs Ukraine] was frustrating, we lost the game as well which was disappointing."
Frank Lampard confirmed that he was ready to give Patterson his Premier League debut just before his injury, having seen the defender play his first senior minutes for the club against Boreham Wood in the FA Cup. It's expected that the 20-year-old will be challenging Seamus Coleman at right-back next season.
And the Scotland international has confirmed how keen he is to impress whenever he takes to this pitch, including for his country against Armenia. And, he explained how he spent his injury layoff and the aspects he worked on with the Everton medical team.
He added: "I always want to impress any time you step onto the pitch, for my national team and Everton as well. Every time I step on the pitch I try and show what I can do, and hopefully I'll impress people.
"I've worked with the sports scientists and physios at Everton closely, making sure I'm ready when I come back on the pitch to be stronger. We've obviously worked on stuff that I've been more weak on, just to improve.
"I've been working really hard, for about five or six weeks just battering the gym and trying to progress myself on the pitch, which will benefit me later on in my career as well."
'Battering the gym' - Nathan Patterson explains Everton six-week injury plan
Nathan Patterson has spoken about his fitness as the Everton defender prepares to make his return from injury
"Ive got pictures of that yellow cat on my punchbag and its getting me motivated" he added.
This sentence is giving me a panic attack "It's expected that the 20-year-old will be challenging Seamus Coleman at right-back next season."However, the defender was called up for international duty this month as he was selected for Steve Clarke's latest Scotland squad. After sitting out of last week's defeat to Ukraine, Patterson is back in contention for their game against Armenia, and he believes he's ready to go.
He told a press conference: "Getting there. I've trained since we've came in the door, just working on my fitness with the sports scientists as well making sure I'm ready for the game.
"I think that's me ready now. Not to be able to help the team [vs Ukraine] was frustrating, we lost the game as well which was disappointing."
Frank Lampard confirmed that he was ready to give Patterson his Premier League debut just before his injury, having seen the defender play his first senior minutes for the club against Boreham Wood in the FA Cup. It's expected that the 20-year-old will be challenging Seamus Coleman at right-back next season.
And the Scotland international has confirmed how keen he is to impress whenever he takes to this pitch, including for his country against Armenia. And, he explained how he spent his injury layoff and the aspects he worked on with the Everton medical team.
He added: "I always want to impress any time you step onto the pitch, for my national team and Everton as well. Every time I step on the pitch I try and show what I can do, and hopefully I'll impress people.
"I've worked with the sports scientists and physios at Everton closely, making sure I'm ready when I come back on the pitch to be stronger. We've obviously worked on stuff that I've been more weak on, just to improve.
"I've been working really hard, for about five or six weeks just battering the gym and trying to progress myself on the pitch, which will benefit me later on in my career as well."
'Battering the gym' - Nathan Patterson explains Everton six-week injury plan
Nathan Patterson has spoken about his fitness as the Everton defender prepares to make his return from injury
"Ive got pictures of that yellow cat on my punchbag and its getting me motivated" he added.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
It's refreshing to see his honesty there:However, the defender was called up for international duty this month as he was selected for Steve Clarke's latest Scotland squad. After sitting out of last week's defeat to Ukraine, Patterson is back in contention for their game against Armenia, and he believes he's ready to go.
He told a press conference: "Getting there. I've trained since we've came in the door, just working on my fitness with the sports scientists as well making sure I'm ready for the game.
"I think that's me ready now. Not to be able to help the team [vs Ukraine] was frustrating, we lost the game as well which was disappointing."
Frank Lampard confirmed that he was ready to give Patterson his Premier League debut just before his injury, having seen the defender play his first senior minutes for the club against Boreham Wood in the FA Cup. It's expected that the 20-year-old will be challenging Seamus Coleman at right-back next season.
And the Scotland international has confirmed how keen he is to impress whenever he takes to this pitch, including for his country against Armenia. And, he explained how he spent his injury layoff and the aspects he worked on with the Everton medical team.
He added: "I always want to impress any time you step onto the pitch, for my national team and Everton as well. Every time I step on the pitch I try and show what I can do, and hopefully I'll impress people.
"I've worked with the sports scientists and physios at Everton closely, making sure I'm ready when I come back on the pitch to be stronger. We've obviously worked on stuff that I've been more weak on, just to improve.
"I've been working really hard, for about five or six weeks just battering the gym and trying to progress myself on the pitch, which will benefit me later on in my career as well."
'Battering the gym' - Nathan Patterson explains Everton six-week injury plan
Nathan Patterson has spoken about his fitness as the Everton defender prepares to make his return from injury
"Ive got pictures of that yellow cat on my punchbag and its getting me motivated" he added.
"We've obviously worked on stuff that I've been more weak on, just to improve."
...which I take to mean his defensive abilities.
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