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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Paul Bracewell has left Sunderland. Get him in Ron.
http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/spor...-bracewell-departs-sunderland-robbie-13199266
http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/spor...-bracewell-departs-sunderland-robbie-13199266
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Dan Tanner
Player Valuation: £10m
Smig1878
Player Valuation: £2.5m
So Jose Baxter has a 12 month contract with under 23 squad apparently? I liked the kid but was told a long time ago that he was in with the wrong crowd and it'd catch up with him but can he put it behind him now? I always liked him as a player and had high hopes, love the fact the blues don't just wash their hands and have given him a chance
spudmuncher
Player Valuation: £1.5m
‘It was horrific for me and it was horrific for my family, but I’m very lucky’ http://the42.ie/3470893
Interesting article on gareth farrelly... the man who's goal kept us up
Interesting article on gareth farrelly... the man who's goal kept us up
windymiller
Player Valuation: £60m
Blimey, that is some story. He was a pretty terrible player but that goal was huge for the club and I hope his new career is a great success.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Thanks, very interesting read, and plenty of points some of our players could take on board. Nice to see that his son is a Blue.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40637077
Phil Neville: Everton could 'do a Tottenham' this season
Phil Neville
Phil Neville says Rooney's return to Everton is one of the reasons the club has done the best business so far in the transfer window
Everton will be one of the teams to watch this season and could "do a Tottenham" by challenging at the top of the Premier League, says former Toffees captain Phil Neville.
Neville feels the return of Wayne Rooney, and the influx of other new signings, shows the club's ambition.
He said the club must now aim to climb the league like Spurs have in recent seasons with a young side.
"If the window closed today, Everton have done the best business," he said.
Everton have had a busy summer of transfer activity with manager Ronald Koeman bringing in goalkeeper Jordan Pickford from Sunderland and attacking midfielder Davy Klaassen from Ajax, while England defender Michael Keane was signed from Burnley, and fellow defender Cuco Martina came on a free transfer from Southampton.
Young forward Sandro Ramirez joined from Malaga, while England international Rooney arrived from Manchester United just days before fellow striker Romelu Lukaku went the other way - joining United for a fee of £75m.
Wayne Rooney: Returning Everton striker scores long-range goal in friendly
Everton have to 'kick on'
Neville, who left Old Trafford to move to Everton in 2005 and went on to make over 300 appearances for the Merseyside club, feels the Blues could be set to join the sides at the top of the table in the same manner as Spurs have done under Mauricio Pochettino.
"Everton have to look at Tottenham," he added.
"Four or five years ago, Tottenham and Everton were on similar levels, Tottenham kicked on and Everton didn't but now I think they are well capable of doing a Tottenham - producing a young team with a brilliant manager in Ronald Koeman.
"Everton have bought quality and what is more exciting is the young players breaking through - couple that with Wayne Rooney and it should be good. Everton could be one of the teams to watch this year."
Rooney can make the difference
Neville said the free transfer signing of former United skipper Rooney could be the difference.
"They have been very proactive, they have not waited for Lukaku to leave, they have said 'let's get our players in first and take some of the pressure off'," he said.
"I remember when I was at Everton with David Moyes. We sold Joleon Lescott one summer and Mikel Arteta towards the end [of the transfer window] - when you sell those players it puts added pressure on and fans get a little angry.
"They have actually signed four or five players, the fans are happy, it softens the blow of Lukaku leaving with knowing full well there are one or two more to come.
"I think the signing of Rooney gels it all together for Everton. There is no way Wayne Rooney would go back to Everton if he didn't think they were going to win things, that is for sure."
Phil Neville: Everton could 'do a Tottenham' this season
Phil Neville
Phil Neville says Rooney's return to Everton is one of the reasons the club has done the best business so far in the transfer window
Everton will be one of the teams to watch this season and could "do a Tottenham" by challenging at the top of the Premier League, says former Toffees captain Phil Neville.
Neville feels the return of Wayne Rooney, and the influx of other new signings, shows the club's ambition.
He said the club must now aim to climb the league like Spurs have in recent seasons with a young side.
"If the window closed today, Everton have done the best business," he said.
Everton have had a busy summer of transfer activity with manager Ronald Koeman bringing in goalkeeper Jordan Pickford from Sunderland and attacking midfielder Davy Klaassen from Ajax, while England defender Michael Keane was signed from Burnley, and fellow defender Cuco Martina came on a free transfer from Southampton.
Young forward Sandro Ramirez joined from Malaga, while England international Rooney arrived from Manchester United just days before fellow striker Romelu Lukaku went the other way - joining United for a fee of £75m.
Wayne Rooney: Returning Everton striker scores long-range goal in friendly
Everton have to 'kick on'
Neville, who left Old Trafford to move to Everton in 2005 and went on to make over 300 appearances for the Merseyside club, feels the Blues could be set to join the sides at the top of the table in the same manner as Spurs have done under Mauricio Pochettino.
"Everton have to look at Tottenham," he added.
"Four or five years ago, Tottenham and Everton were on similar levels, Tottenham kicked on and Everton didn't but now I think they are well capable of doing a Tottenham - producing a young team with a brilliant manager in Ronald Koeman.
"Everton have bought quality and what is more exciting is the young players breaking through - couple that with Wayne Rooney and it should be good. Everton could be one of the teams to watch this year."
Rooney can make the difference
Neville said the free transfer signing of former United skipper Rooney could be the difference.
"They have been very proactive, they have not waited for Lukaku to leave, they have said 'let's get our players in first and take some of the pressure off'," he said.
"I remember when I was at Everton with David Moyes. We sold Joleon Lescott one summer and Mikel Arteta towards the end [of the transfer window] - when you sell those players it puts added pressure on and fans get a little angry.
"They have actually signed four or five players, the fans are happy, it softens the blow of Lukaku leaving with knowing full well there are one or two more to come.
"I think the signing of Rooney gels it all together for Everton. There is no way Wayne Rooney would go back to Everton if he didn't think they were going to win things, that is for sure."
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Not exactly news, but
Paul w
Player Valuation: £25m
Don't care want anyone says no one better than Nev,your can see them penalty takers arses going.
Kever10
Player Valuation: £20m
Best ever for me, but In today's world of YouTube highlights and twitter, he'd be scrutinised for everything. And Rush would've Deffo had a pen as well.
...Peter Beagrie appearing in court for attacking his ex-girlfriend;
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/former-everton-manchester-city-star-10990871
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/former-everton-manchester-city-star-10990871