But im planing on going to the melbourne heart hame and maby the sydney one
Well that sucked. Europa out of contention now.
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Who do we need to buy?
I just hope we can keep relatively injury free and not lose Peanuts or Rodwell for a start. I'll leave the rest up to Moyes.
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Donovan would be nice. But keeping Pienaar and Rodwell has to be the priority
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No arguments from you lot about the offside by the sounds then?
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Yea, Donovan plus one other striker maybe
Everton FC2010-05-02 22:20:10
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No arguments from you lot about the offside by the sounds then?
I have none
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Maybe ?
Depends if any of our strikers currently on loan leave ie, Lukas Jutkiewicz and James Vaughan.
Everton FC2010-05-02 22:19:58
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Maybe perhaps ?
You can't beat university education
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No arguments�from you lot�about the offside by the sounds then?�
Bit frustrated at the time but yeah it was a longshot to start with.
That is football
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9 players going to the World Cup but no room for Jag or Arteta who are probably 2 of our best players.
Its no longer a problem.
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it confuses me how arteta can get no where near the spain team
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it confuses me how arteta can get no where near the spain team
he is way down the list of a very impressive spanish midfield pecking order
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he would easily make prety much any other nations squad though...
wouldnt he?
wouldnt he?
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Cahill signed on until 2014. Love it.
Its no longer a problem.
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he would easily make prety much any other nations squad though...
wouldnt he?
I'm sure we can find some kind of Kiwi ancestry there can't we wouldnt he?
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it confuses me how arteta can get no where near the spain team
he is way down the list of a very impressive spanish midfield pecking order
This.
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I'd dare say he's next on the list.
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I'd dare say he's next on the list.
Well, whatever you think...
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i would probly have him in the squad though.
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Everton defender Shane Duffy has undergone life-saving surgery after suffering a freak accident in a training match on Friday.
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Shane Duffy: Has played two Europa League games for Everton
Duffy suffered a laceration to his liver after colliding with Irish amateur team goalkeeper Adrian Walsh during the clash at Gannon Park.
After being attended to on the pitch by team surgeon Professor John O'Byrne and team doctor Alan Byrne, he was rushed to nearby Mater Hospital where surgeon Gerry McEntee performed an emergency operation.
"Shane collided with a player in a way that you would see thousands of times in football matches," O'Byrne said. "It was a freak injury that in another 100 years of medicine, we may never see again.
"Shane sustained a laceration to his liver and was rushed to the Mater hospital for emergency surgery. Gerry McEntee and the intensive care staff in the Mater must be credited for their expertise and fast response which in no uncertain terms saved Shane's life.
"Shane was stabilised in intensive care after the surgery which stopped internal bleeding and this morning is conscious and is in the care of the Mater's high dependency unit having improved overnight.''
Centre-back Duffy, who made his Everton debut in a Europa League match against AEK Athens in December, caused controversy when switching international allegiance from Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland earlier this year.
The 18-year-old had been scheduled to remain with Giovanni Trapattoni's senior Republic of Ireland squad, solely for training purposes, ahead of next week's friendly clashes against Paraguay and Algeria.
Trapattoni, who made an early exit from the game between St. Patrick's Athletic and Bohemians at Richmond Park after hearing of Duffy's accident, offered his thanks to Prof McEntee and his specialised crash team as well as the national side's medical staff.
"I would like to thank Dr. Alan Byrne and Prof. John O'Byrne for their quick reaction to Shane's serious injury,'' he said. "As time was critical, had they not acted as they did, Shane's life could have been in more danger than it already was.
"On behalf of the FAI, I would also like to praise Prof. Gerry McEntee for conducting the emergency operation and ensuring that Shane was given the best possible attention. Shane is very lucky and we wish him a speedy recovery.''
Duffy remains in the hospital's High Dependency ward today. His blood pressure dropped to dangerously low levels during the operation but was controlled and he is expected to make a full recovery.
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Great to hear Duffy is doing well and that Jack Rodwell has signed for another 5 years. Ignoring Cahills display last night I'm a happy Evertonian at the moment.
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Tix for Toffees v Heart on sale atm, anyone coming over?
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I'm heading to the World Cup and having another sprog in November so funds will be sadly light. Would have been there otherwise. I'll keep buying Lotto tickets just in case though.
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I got two tix...in the f**king Heart supporters area! Ticketmaster told me there were none left in the Everton end...sounds like rubbish to me. I'm sick of this automated ticket buying that won't let you pick the area you want to sit in.
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Ahead of who...?
Pedro or Martinez...
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I got two tix...in the f**king Heart supporters area! Ticketmaster told me there were none left in the Everton end...sounds like rubbish to me. I'm sick of this automated ticket buying that won't let you pick the area you want to sit in.
Sydney Everton end sold out quick - there may be plenty of toffees coming over! going to sydney game but not Melbourne game $$
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Thinking of heading over. Checked this morning and still tickets for Everton end of Melbourne Heart match. No cheapest category tickets next level up.
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I'm on level 2, near gate 26 I think. Come and say hai!
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"Everton have signed Jermaine Beckford on a four-year deal after the striker's contract at Leeds was cancelled early."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/e/everton/8714418.stm
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Like that piece of news. Was almost guaranteed earlier but nice to get confirmation.
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Who's going to leave though Yak ? Louis Saha someone will have to make way
And a big F-off to all the teams looking to take Arteta take peanut instead
And a big F-off to all the teams looking to take Arteta take peanut instead
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I reckon Yak and Lukas Jutkiewicz will leave, plus last years two back up keepers
Current squad from Wiki
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
No. Position Player 1
GK
Carlo Nash
2
DF
Tony Hibbert
3
DF
Leighton Baines
4
DF
Joseph Yobo (vice-captain)
5
DF
John Heitinga
6
DF
Phil Jagielka
7
MF
Diniyar Bilyaletdinov
8
FW
Louis Saha
10
MF
Mikel Arteta (vice-captain)
12
GK
Iain Turner
14
FW
James Vaughan
15
DF
Sylvain Distin
17
MF
Tim Cahill (vice-captain)
18
MF
Phil Neville (captain)
19
MF
Dan Gosling
No.
Position
Player
20
MF
Steven Pienaar
21
MF
Leon Osman
22
FW
Yakubu Aiyegbeni
24
GK
Tim Howard
25
MF
Marouane Fellaini
26
MF
Jack Rodwell
28
FW
Victor Anichebe
30
GK
John Ruddy
31
DF
S�amus Coleman
34
DF
Shane Duffy
35
FW
Kieran Agard
37
FW
Jose Baxter
38
MF
James Wallace
GK
J�n Mucha
FW
Jermaine Beckford
FW
Lukas Jutkiewicz
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yeah agree with the keepers I can see Yobo going as well
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"Everton have signed Jermaine Beckford on a four-year deal after the striker's contract at Leeds was cancelled early."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/e/everton/8714418.stm
Bill, supports Leeds, and is no longer speaking to me after this transfer.... 
dairyflat2010-06-03 17:56:38
Profile pic. Should you be interested. Lakhsen, on the right, lost touch with him.
Mohammed, on the left, I'm still in touch with. He's now living in Agadez, Niger. More focused on his animals now as tourism has dried up. Is active with a co-op promoting local goods, leather work and bijouterie, into Europe.
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Mohammed, on the left, I'm still in touch with. He's now living in Agadez, Niger. More focused on his animals now as tourism has dried up. Is active with a co-op promoting local goods, leather work and bijouterie, into Europe.
20/5/20
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