Christiffa25
Player Valuation: £35m
Your obsession with me is starting to get very worrying!!
Look, we have completely different opinions on everything. That's life, that's football....get over it....
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Your obsession with me is starting to get very worrying!!
Look, we have completely different opinions on everything. That's life, that's football....get over it....
EFC78
Player Valuation: £25m
I thought Jags was our best player as well. I do agree that he was poor early on, and i'm sure he only started improving late on in the year or at the turn of the year, but my memory might not be great on that. His performances in 2015 have been excellent though. Stones had a great season too but didn't have the run of games that Jagielka did so I wouldn't say he was our best defender last season.
Jagielka's age is a slight concern for me. He could continue to carry on for the next few seasons but i'm taking nothing for granted with having seen Barry and Howard crumble in the space of a few months due to their age.
Jagielka's age is a slight concern for me. He could continue to carry on for the next few seasons but i'm taking nothing for granted with having seen Barry and Howard crumble in the space of a few months due to their age.
Christiffa25
Player Valuation: £35m
I have no concerns about jags currently. Still a top defender imo.
My worry is when his pace drops off.
John Terry's posistional brilliance makes up for his loss of pace. Jags pace makes up for his lack of positional brilliance.
USABlue
Player Valuation: £70m
ANOTHER JUDAS?!?!?!?
Ha, Jags and Distin were close friends - this is a lovely montage that Phil did for Distin's farewell
https://instagram.com/p/3E2QZ6OC_K/?taken-by=pjags06
Can't spell his name right though - wtf with Distan?
USABlue
Player Valuation: £70m
was just taking the piss haha his last season aside, thought Distin was good for us.
Me too, will miss him tbh.
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
With all due respect why extend? He still has another 2 years...why not wait and see how his form is?
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
whilst i do like him, i don't really see the point.
He's old as it is, and this contract will take him to 35... not keen on that at all.
He's old as it is, and this contract will take him to 35... not keen on that at all.
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
Quite staggering yet again with Roberto and his contact extensions. I just don't see the reason why.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
Phil Jagielka has signed a one-year extension to his contract at Everton Football Club.
The captain will now remain at Goodison Park until the summer of 2018.
“It’s always nice to feel wanted,” a delighted Jagielka told evertontv. “Being rewarded with the extra year gives me that motivation to keep striving to get better and to keep going for as long as possible.
“It wasn’t the longest negotiations ever – it only took a couple of minutes rather than hours. I love it here, I want to stay here and thankfully enough the Club felt the same.
“The contract was drawn up and I popped back after a little holiday to sign it. Now I look forward to getting back for pre-season.”
The announcement of Jagielka’s contract extension comes a month after he was crowned the Everton Player of the Season for 2014/15.
The England defender, who has to date won 36 caps for his country, swept up at the Club’s annual awards evening in May, also taking home the Players’ Player of the Season and Goal of the Season prizes.
Such has been the high level of Jagielka’s performances over the last year, Everton manager Roberto Martinez recently said that the former Sheffield United man was in the ‘best form of his career’.
“It’s great news that Phil is extending his relationship with the Club,” added Martinez. “He has excelled as a leader and as a captain of our football club for the last two seasons.
“I am sure everyone connected with the Club will join me in being absolutely delighted that he has signed this extension to his deal.”
The 32-year-old centre-half, who began his association with the Toffees in 2007 when he swapped Bramall Lane for Goodison, is nearing 300 appearances for the Club.
He assumed the role of captain at the beginning of 2013/14 following previous skipper Phil Neville’s retirement.
Jagielka’s new contract means he will have completed 11 years’ service to Everton by the time it expires in 2018.
The captain will now remain at Goodison Park until the summer of 2018.
“It’s always nice to feel wanted,” a delighted Jagielka told evertontv. “Being rewarded with the extra year gives me that motivation to keep striving to get better and to keep going for as long as possible.
“It wasn’t the longest negotiations ever – it only took a couple of minutes rather than hours. I love it here, I want to stay here and thankfully enough the Club felt the same.
“The contract was drawn up and I popped back after a little holiday to sign it. Now I look forward to getting back for pre-season.”
The announcement of Jagielka’s contract extension comes a month after he was crowned the Everton Player of the Season for 2014/15.
The England defender, who has to date won 36 caps for his country, swept up at the Club’s annual awards evening in May, also taking home the Players’ Player of the Season and Goal of the Season prizes.
Such has been the high level of Jagielka’s performances over the last year, Everton manager Roberto Martinez recently said that the former Sheffield United man was in the ‘best form of his career’.
“It’s great news that Phil is extending his relationship with the Club,” added Martinez. “He has excelled as a leader and as a captain of our football club for the last two seasons.
“I am sure everyone connected with the Club will join me in being absolutely delighted that he has signed this extension to his deal.”
The 32-year-old centre-half, who began his association with the Toffees in 2007 when he swapped Bramall Lane for Goodison, is nearing 300 appearances for the Club.
He assumed the role of captain at the beginning of 2013/14 following previous skipper Phil Neville’s retirement.
Jagielka’s new contract means he will have completed 11 years’ service to Everton by the time it expires in 2018.
MartSlinger
Player Valuation: £40m
Basically means he's finishing his career here which i have no problem with at all.
I'm ok with the extension. He's been a big part of the club for a while now, all the other players love him it seems. Also with Distin (and Alcaraz) leaving he is our only experienced centre back and he will be a big asset in helping Stones, Galloway and Browning continue to develop.
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