I like him, always have and he's very much a City type player. If he could be got for a reasonable fee (which with Everton, isn't particularly likely) and he was willing to play a rotation role, then he'd be a great signing. One of the very few HG players who is actually at the technical level required to play for us. I don't know quite how he qualifies as HG, but he does according to the PL's website. http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/clubs/profile.squads.html/everton
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James McCarthy
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Let's not do this in halfs lets piss the other side of mersyside off too
Daz_Blue
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The prospect of dealing with Everton for one of their players absolutely thrills me.
Now Txiki ...relax take a deep breath and pick up the phone. :)
Neville Kneville
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Home grown doesn't mean English it means British. Anyone who trained at a team in the UK and NI qualifies.
Hate to be pedantic, but Clichy is 'homegrown'.
malg
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Hahaha......you could write the script now!The prospect of dealing with Everton for one of their players absolutely thrills me.
maurizio
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He's a good player. Does well against us.
Because he trained at a British club...Hate to be pedantic, but Clichy is 'homegrown'.
greasedupdeafguy
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Why are we so desperate for home grown players? So many better foreign players out there for cheaper
I don't think that's true, Scotland are a completely seperate nation as far as FIFA are concerned and neither McGeady or Naismith count as homegrownHome grown doesn't mean English it means British. Anyone who trained at a team in the UK and NI qualifies.