PeterMeter
Player Valuation: £1m
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"Wonder whos got beak left"
Bedfordshiretoffee
Player Valuation: £1.5m
We have the definitive answer. In a tweet on Saturday night he says it was disappointing he didn't get on at Arsenal but was looking forward to signing a new contract. Bizarre he didn't get a kick in our 4-7-0 set up
thebluefox
Player Valuation: £50m
so he signs the contract this week does any one seriously think moyes will start him saturday, not a dickies
I was all for the way Moyes was going, I thought he was gonna use him sparingly, not put much pressure on him, ease him in.
I didnt think he would just bin him off, the only thing I can say in his defense is MAYBE he doesnt wanna play him while we are getting dicked everywhere so as not to dent his confidence, but the way hes just ignoring him must be burning his head off.
Hes really not a people person Mr Moyes.
thebluefox
Player Valuation: £50m
and to be fair mout your one of his biggest fans on here ,his man management is w..k
Well Barkley has just scored.... for the Under 18's.
FFS MOYES.
FFS MOYES.
The Equaliser
Player Valuation: £50m
Moyes' fault he scored ? FFS Moyes what are you doing lid ?
Him and BK mate. Poison.
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`HOW THE HELL IS A 34 YEAR OLD DONKEY WHOSE BEEN OUT FOR TWO MONTHS COME STRAIGHT IN OVER ME AFTER A MAN OF THE MATCH PERFERMANCE AGAINST QPR`
efcforever
Player Valuation: £10m
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/ever...irst-team-when-time-is-right-100252-29942967/
Pretty much what you'd expect him to say. Play him Moyes FFS!
Pretty much what you'd expect him to say. Play him Moyes FFS!
bluejock
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Signed a 4 and 1/2 year deal today.
http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archive/2011/12/16/blues-secure-barkley-deal
Everton have secured the services of teenage midfielder Ross Barkley on a new long term contract.
Barkley has agreed terms on a four-and-a-half year deal which keeps him at Goodison until the summer of 2016.
The highly-rated academy graduate has this year made the progression to Everton's first team, making his debut in the first game of the season against QPR.
He turned 18 two weeks ago, making him eligible to pen a lengthy deal to stay at Goodison.
Chairman Bill Kenwright said: "We are pleased but obviously not at all surprised that Ross has agreed his first long term contract with the Club.
"Ross has recently talked of his commitment to Everton and his growth under the very special guidance of David Moyes, his staff and indeed our senior players. That combination of expertise can only be of benefit to any young footballer."
Barkley was poised to breakthrough last season before a freak injury sustained with England Under-19s saw him suffer a horrific leg break.
That blow kept him out until the summer when he toured America with the first team.
Speaking in this month's Evertonian magazine, Barkley said: "I am still only very young and the manager knows what he's doing and what's best for me.
"He's had young players coming through before. That's what's great about Everton. The manager will always give young players the chance to play at the right time."
Stuart Pearce handed Barkley his first Under-21s call-up earlier this season, while most recently he captained - and scored for - Everton in their Youth Cup win over Crystal Palace this week.
Barkley has four starts and three substitute appearances this season.
http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archive/2011/12/16/blues-secure-barkley-deal
Everton have secured the services of teenage midfielder Ross Barkley on a new long term contract.
Barkley has agreed terms on a four-and-a-half year deal which keeps him at Goodison until the summer of 2016.
The highly-rated academy graduate has this year made the progression to Everton's first team, making his debut in the first game of the season against QPR.
He turned 18 two weeks ago, making him eligible to pen a lengthy deal to stay at Goodison.
Chairman Bill Kenwright said: "We are pleased but obviously not at all surprised that Ross has agreed his first long term contract with the Club.
"Ross has recently talked of his commitment to Everton and his growth under the very special guidance of David Moyes, his staff and indeed our senior players. That combination of expertise can only be of benefit to any young footballer."
Barkley was poised to breakthrough last season before a freak injury sustained with England Under-19s saw him suffer a horrific leg break.
That blow kept him out until the summer when he toured America with the first team.
Speaking in this month's Evertonian magazine, Barkley said: "I am still only very young and the manager knows what he's doing and what's best for me.
"He's had young players coming through before. That's what's great about Everton. The manager will always give young players the chance to play at the right time."
Stuart Pearce handed Barkley his first Under-21s call-up earlier this season, while most recently he captained - and scored for - Everton in their Youth Cup win over Crystal Palace this week.
Barkley has four starts and three substitute appearances this season.
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