JO - Everton on Loan

[Gwladiator]

Trying to get it back on topic.....Everton has ve put up on their official site that they hope to conclude the deal for Jo today.

It is no longer mentioning its a loan deal - it was before on our site as well. So They have come up with the £10 million cash or he is involved in a player plus cash deal........

Something is definately afoot....

It will more than likely be player plus cash. £10m would be a good chunk of our budget and we have areas that need far more attention than another striker. I'm going to our friendly against Bury tonight so I hope this is done today one way or another.

 

[alera]

I have faith. Its not mentioning a loan anymore which must be good news.

It must be a deliberate change as both our site and Evertons were mentioning a loan deal previously....

 

[dw7]

Trying to get it back on topic.....Everton has ve put up on their official site that they hope to conclude the deal for Jo today.

It is no longer mentioning its a loan deal - it was before on our site as well. So They have come up with the £10 million cash or he is involved in a player plus cash deal........

Something is definately afoot....

It will more than likely be player plus cash. £10m would be a good chunk of our budget and we have areas that need far more attention than another striker. I'm going to our friendly against Bury tonight so I hope this is done today one way or another.

just wondering pal is lescott due to be their tonight or is he still on holiday

 

[Gwladiator]

just wondering pal is lescott due to be their tonight or is he still on holiday

He hasn't trained yet so I imagine he's 'still on holiday' so he won't be there tonight.

 

[alera]

Well our england internationals are back :

here has been a double boost from the Blues medical room ahead of the Vodacom Challenge with news that Shaun Wright-Phillips and Craig Bellamy are ready for action.

England international Wright-Phillips was initially earmarked for a summer clean out of an injured knee but he has had no ill-effects from his end of season action with club or country.

And Wales star Bellamy, who made such a big impact on the goals charts following his January move from West Ham, was first through the training ground doors on the first day back after a summer of hard rehab on the injured knee that saw him miss the final eight games of last season.

“Shaun had some inflammation towards the end of the season and the feeling was that we needed to test it to see if it would stand up. He came through that and was keen to link up with England. We felt that would be another indication of where we would be with the injury and thankfully he has been fine,” reported the manager.

“Craig has been training all summer which doesn’t surprise me. He has done a lot of work on an individual basis and is raring to go. He will be ready for the beginning of the season.”

Two other potential first teamers who are keen to impress during the pre-season as competition hots up for places have also reported for work earlier than the deadline.

“Martin Petrov and Valeri Bojinov have been playing this summer too for Bulgaria and that is to our benefit,” said the boss. “Having missed much of last season, they have both come back a week earlier than the other internationals.”

So I would have thought Lescott is as well ?

 

[dw7]

just wondering pal is lescott due to be their tonight or is he still on holiday

He hasn't trained yet so I imagine he's 'still on holiday' so he won't be there tonight.

cheers mate come back tonight or tomorrow if ye get a chance and let us know what you hear 1 one way or the other

 

[Gwladiator]

just wondering pal is lescott due to be their tonight or is he still on holiday

He hasn't trained yet so I imagine he's 'still on holiday' so he won't be there tonight.

cheers mate come back tonight or tomorrow if ye get a chance and let us know what you hear 1 one way or the other

will do.

 

[Gwladiator]

Well our england internationals are back :

here has been a double boost from the Blues medical room ahead of the Vodacom Challenge with news that Shaun Wright-Phillips and Craig Bellamy are ready for action.

England international Wright-Phillips was initially earmarked for a summer clean out of an injured knee but he has had no ill-effects from his end of season action with club or country.

And Wales star Bellamy, who made such a big impact on the goals charts following his January move from West Ham, was first through the training ground doors on the first day back after a summer of hard rehab on the injured knee that saw him miss the final eight games of last season.

“Shaun had some inflammation towards the end of the season and the feeling was that we needed to test it to see if it would stand up. He came through that and was keen to link up with England. We felt that would be another indication of where we would be with the injury and thankfully he has been fine,” reported the manager.

“Craig has been training all summer which doesn’t surprise me. He has done a lot of work on an individual basis and is raring to go. He will be ready for the beginning of the season.”

Two other potential first teamers who are keen to impress during the pre-season as competition hots up for places have also reported for work earlier than the deadline.

“Martin Petrov and Valeri Bojinov have been playing this summer too for Bulgaria and that is to our benefit,” said the boss. “Having missed much of last season, they have both come back a week earlier than the other internationals.”

So I would have thought Lescott is as well ?

Not exactly, we may give our internationals a slightly longer break than you do.

 

[Pabbers]

Easy tigers!!

Im a Blue, well the Darker shade of Blue.

I think its nailed on that Lescott will sign for City, not completely for the money either.

Sure he loves it at Everton, but in all honesty, at the best, we will finish 5th again, and thats going to be even harder than last season.

City / Villa / Spurs will all spend more than us, so will all be favorite's to finish above us, but they have been for the last 3 seasons, its upto these teams to actually get their act together, and put in a real challenge with us.

Lots of you really underestimate Everton on here, we stick with a wining formula, which we were forced into....real scouting of a player, and actually going watching him over and over...rather than just buying players on press reputation. which very rarely works if we are ALL being honest.

BUT, I just cant see how City can NOT become a real force in the Prem, Im not sure if Hughes is the best man for the job, you guys will know more than me. He doe's not seem to be a good man manager, and doesnt seem to get the best out of his players on many occasions.

One great example of this is Jo, his goalscoring was sublime at CSKA, and at 20 looked to become a star, joins City, and looks a joke, really looked out of his depth. Fast forward a few months, joins Everton, as if by magic, looks a player again, and a good one at that.

This is no magic trick or coincidence, Moyes man management skills, and the great team spirit and work ethic he has created at Everton is the reason behind this.

Just look at the rest of our squad, some superb players that would walk into any of the top 4, but also some average to decent players, that work in a system of Commitment, teamwork and togetherness.....something money can never buy.

I am quite jealous of the money City have, but thats were it stops.

I have no doubt that City will get better than they have been, and even make the odd Cup / League Title surge, but it is not a nailed on fact they will even finish in the top 6.

All this history bollocks, and big club this, and shite ground this, is all irrelivant, and all bollock.

City have always been a big club, in whatever terms, so too have Everton.

In this day of age, money talks....and City are a bigger Club than Everton, on that point alone!

I like City, proper Club, like us. Some knobhead fans....just like us, they seem to have passion for the shirt more than most other Clubs......just like us.

That passion is labeled as "Delusional", by other fans. But the fact is, nobody other than your fellow Clubs fans understand what it feels like to support YOUR club.

 

[ShaunMCFC]

Easy tigers!!

Im a Blue, well the Darker shade of Blue.

I think its nailed on that Lescott will sign for City, not completely for the money either.

Sure he loves it at Everton, but in all honesty, at the best, we will finish 5th again, and thats going to be even harder than last season.

City / Villa / Spurs will all spend more than us, so will all be favorite's to finish above us, but they have been for the last 3 seasons, its upto these teams to actually get their act together, and put in a real challenge with us.

Lots of you really underestimate Everton on here, we stick with a wining formula, which we were forced into....real scouting of a player, and actually going watching him over and over...rather than just buying players on press reputation. which very rarely works if we are ALL being honest.

BUT, I just cant see how City can NOT become a real force in the Prem, Im not sure if Hughes is the best man for the job, you guys will know more than me. He doe's not seem to be a good man manager, and doesnt seem to get the best out of his players on many occasions.

One great example of this is Jo, his goalscoring was sublime at CSKA, and at 20 looked to become a star, joins City, and looks a joke, really looked out of his depth. Fast forward a few months, joins Everton, as if by magic, looks a player again, and a good one at that.

This is no magic trick or coincidence, Moyes man management skills, and the great team spirit and work ethic he has created at Everton is the reason behind this.

Just look at the rest of our squad, some superb players that would walk into any of the top 4, but also some average to decent players, that work in a system of Commitment, teamwork and togetherness.....something money can never buy.

I am quite jealous of the money City have, but thats were it stops.

I have no doubt that City will get better than they have been, and even make the odd Cup / League Title surge, but it is not a nailed on fact they will even finish in the top 6.

All this history bollocks, and big club this, and shite ground this, is all irrelivant, and all bollock.

City have always been a big club, in whatever terms, so too have Everton.

In this day of age, money talks....and City are a bigger Club than Everton, on that point alone!

I like City, proper Club, like us. Some knobhead fans....just like us, they seem to have passion for the shirt more than most other Clubs......just like us.

That passion is labeled as "Delusional", by other fans. But the fact is, nobody other than your fellow Clubs fans understand what it feels like to support YOUR club.

Exactly sublime at CSKA, fucking russian league. Hes never really has the strength to make it here although I wish Hughes would have given him a chance.