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Re: 16: James McCarthy - covers the Earth's surface
So what was RM thinking?Lumper wrote:Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:shows how very good this lad is tonight ... not by his performance... but by being left out & the void it left...
He's one of those players, the type no one notices until he's not in this side. The great thing for us is that he's still young and only going to get better.
The first time I've second guessed his team selection and gone"WTF"
WE should have started with team that finished.
Why?
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Yankthattoffee wrote:So what was RM thinking?Lumper wrote:Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:shows how very good this lad is tonight ... not by his performance... but by being left out & the void it left...
He's one of those players, the type no one notices until he's not in this side. The great thing for us is that he's still young and only going to get better.
The first time I've second guessed his team selection and gone"WTF"
WE should have started with team that finished.
Why?
Completely agree. If he* can't play two games in the week with a summer's rest to look forward to then how is he (our squad) going to cope with Champions League?
* Not that I'm suggesting that he had anything to do with the decision.
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I think he picked up a knock at Arse game .. Bobby probably thought we had enough to win without him .. I certainly did..Statman wrote:Yankthattoffee wrote:So what was RM thinking?Lumper wrote:Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:shows how very good this lad is tonight ... not by his performance... but by being left out & the void it left...
He's one of those players, the type no one notices until he's not in this side. The great thing for us is that he's still young and only going to get better.
The first time I've second guessed his team selection and gone"WTF"
WE should have started with team that finished.
Why?
Completely agree. If he* can't play two games in the week with a summer's rest to look forward to then how is he (our squad) going to cope with Champions League?
* Not that I'm suggesting that he had anything to do with the decision.
bad mistake but undersatndable
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Re: 16: James McCarthy - covers the Earth's surface
Bluejagz wrote:In fairness Ireland take advantage of the 'grandparent' rule in the same way European teams like France and Belgium take advantage of their colonial past and large influx of immigrants from Africa i.e Zidane, Thuram etc. There is a huge Ireland immigrant population abroad, far more that live in Ireland so that is why you get players like McCarthy & McGeady and other in the past, especially under the Charlton years that see themselves as essentially Irish.anticipate_the_pass wrote:Thor you could play for the Oirish national team, criteria are very loose, you only need to match one of the following :Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:OK, thanks for the info.Lumper wrote:The family consider themselves Irish, McGeady is the same.
There's probably a religious/political basis for this.
Ever owned an Oirish setter ?
Got a postcard from the old country ?
Own one of those white thick woolen sweaters and/or caps ?
Visited the Emerald Isle and kissed the Blarney Stone ?
Or love gallons of
An Irish sounding name usually works as well!
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SouthernSmugToffee wrote:Bluejagz wrote:In fairness Ireland take advantage of the 'grandparent' rule in the same way European teams like France and Belgium take advantage of their colonial past and large influx of immigrants from Africa i.e Zidane, Thuram etc. There is a huge Ireland immigrant population abroad, far more that live in Ireland so that is why you get players like McCarthy & McGeady and other in the past, especially under the Charlton years that see themselves as essentially Irish.anticipate_the_pass wrote:Thor you could play for the Oirish national team, criteria are very loose, you only need to match one of the following :Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:OK, thanks for the info.Lumper wrote:The family consider themselves Irish, McGeady is the same.
There's probably a religious/political basis for this.
Ever owned an Oirish setter ?
Got a postcard from the old country ?
Own one of those white thick woolen sweaters and/or caps ?
Visited the Emerald Isle and kissed the Blarney Stone ?
Or love gallons of
An Irish sounding name usually works as well!
That rules Bluejagz out then.
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Sup with this?
"Everton midfielder McCarthy, West Ham defender Joey O'Brien - who had already been released from the squad so he could concentrate on his own fitness programme - and Birmingham goalkeeper Darren Randolph are the trio missing from the original 32-man group O'Neill named earlier this month.
There is also no place for Stephen Ireland, despite O'Neill having hinted the Stoke midfielder could be drafted in.
The squad is for four friendlies, against Turkey at the Aviva Stadium on May 25, Italy at Fulham's Craven Cottage on May 31, Costa Rica in Philadelphia on June 6 and Portugal in New Jersey on June 10."
"Everton midfielder McCarthy, West Ham defender Joey O'Brien - who had already been released from the squad so he could concentrate on his own fitness programme - and Birmingham goalkeeper Darren Randolph are the trio missing from the original 32-man group O'Neill named earlier this month.
There is also no place for Stephen Ireland, despite O'Neill having hinted the Stoke midfielder could be drafted in.
The squad is for four friendlies, against Turkey at the Aviva Stadium on May 25, Italy at Fulham's Craven Cottage on May 31, Costa Rica in Philadelphia on June 6 and Portugal in New Jersey on June 10."
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Quite amazing that O'Neil has left McCarthy out ... arguably our best player last season ... Irelands loss, Everton's gain re: rest for the ladYankthattoffee wrote:Sup with this?
"Everton midfielder McCarthy, West Ham defender Joey O'Brien - who had already been released from the squad so he could concentrate on his own fitness programme - and Birmingham goalkeeper Darren Randolph are the trio missing from the original 32-man group O'Neill named earlier this month.
There is also no place for Stephen Ireland, despite O'Neill having hinted the Stoke midfielder could be drafted in.
The squad is for four friendlies, against Turkey at the Aviva Stadium on May 25, Italy at Fulham's Craven Cottage on May 31, Costa Rica in Philadelphia on June 6 and Portugal in New Jersey on June 10."
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Re: 16: James McCarthy - covers the Earth's surface
Just saw something on Tetetext about a sore ankle.Made 4 Gwladys wrote:Quite amazing that O'Neil has left McCarthy out ... arguably our best player last season ... Irelands loss, Everton's gain re: rest for the ladYankthattoffee wrote:Sup with this?
"Everton midfielder McCarthy, West Ham defender Joey O'Brien - who had already been released from the squad so he could concentrate on his own fitness programme - and Birmingham goalkeeper Darren Randolph are the trio missing from the original 32-man group O'Neill named earlier this month.
There is also no place for Stephen Ireland, despite O'Neill having hinted the Stoke midfielder could be drafted in.
The squad is for four friendlies, against Turkey at the Aviva Stadium on May 25, Italy at Fulham's Craven Cottage on May 31, Costa Rica in Philadelphia on June 6 and Portugal in New Jersey on June 10."
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They can fuck off......
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
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Super wrote:They can fuck off......
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
Exchange for Tom Cleverly, Do them Mancs honestly think we would trade one of our best players, for their worst player.
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sefton wrote:Super wrote:They can fuck off......
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
Exchange for Tom Cleverly, Do them Mancs honestly think we would trade one of our best players, for their worst player.
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Exactly Sef, they are deluded!
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Super wrote:sefton wrote:Super wrote:They can fuck off......
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
Exchange for Tom Cleverly, Do them Mancs honestly think we would trade one of our best players, for their worst player.
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Exactly Sef, they are deluded!
Hell would freeze over first . Don't the Manc's know the restaurant is closed ?we are no longer a feeder club.
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Manure should be OUR feeder club ... after all, they aren't in Europe are theysefton wrote:Super wrote:sefton wrote:Super wrote:They can fuck off......
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
Exchange for Tom Cleverly, Do them Mancs honestly think we would trade one of our best players, for their worst player.
+1
Exactly Sef, they are deluded!
Hell would freeze over first . Don't the Manc's know the restaurant is closed ?we are no longer a feeder club.
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Made 4 Gwladys wrote:Manure should be OUR feeder club ... after all, they aren't in Europe are theysefton wrote:Super wrote:sefton wrote:Super wrote:They can fuck off......
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
Exchange for Tom Cleverly, Do them Mancs honestly think we would trade one of our best players, for their worst player.
+1
Exactly Sef, they are deluded!
Hell would freeze over first . Don't the Manc's know the restaurant is closed ?we are no longer a feeder club.
If Man United were are feeder club, Everton would starve of talent,
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sefton wrote:Made 4 Gwladys wrote:Manure should be OUR feeder club ... after all, they aren't in Europe are theysefton wrote:Super wrote:sefton wrote:Super wrote:They can fuck off......
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
Exchange for Tom Cleverly, Do them Mancs honestly think we would trade one of our best players, for their worst player.
+1
Exactly Sef, they are deluded!
Hell would freeze over first . Don't the Manc's know the restaurant is closed ?we are no longer a feeder club.
If Man United were are feeder club, Everton would starve of talent,
its just the usual bollox rumour mill, get used to it, its going to be a long summer of teams being linked to Everton's emerging squad because 1) some of them qualify as home grown players for uefa rules and 2) other teams need to improve their teams / squads
so the media are putting 1) + 2) together and trying to link them despite the fact the players love working under Martinez cos he is allowing them to develop, so why would they go and sit on a bench somewhere instead? usual madness from the media.
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http://www.101greatgoals.com/blog/sky-sports-report-man-united-interested-in-james-mccarthy-delete-story-soonafter-best-tweets/
its true
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
its true
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
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Sack the Juggler wrote:http://www.101greatgoals.com/blog/sky-sports-report-man-united-interested-in-james-mccarthy-delete-story-soonafter-best-tweets/
its true
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11671/9322553/transfer-news-manchester-united-interested-in-everton-midfielder-james-mccarthy
Its like EFC asking Barca if they would swap Hibbert for Messi
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I can see a Fellaini for Macca rumour starting some time soon.
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Re: 16: James McCarthy - covers the Earth's surface
£30 million quid for McCarthy... or £40 millions and Tom Cleverley.
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Dixie Land wrote:£30 million quid for McCarthy... or £40 millions and Tom Cleverley.
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http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/489904/Man-Utd-Arsenal-and-Spurs-set-for-epic-three-way-battle-to-land-Everton-s-James-McCarthy
Off to Spuds, Arse and Manure. Or staying at Everton.
Off to Spuds, Arse and Manure. Or staying at Everton.
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Armchair wrote:http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/489904/Man-Utd-Arsenal-and-Spurs-set-for-epic-three-way-battle-to-land-Everton-s-James-McCarthy
Off to Spuds, Arse and Manure. Or staying at Everton.
Paper talk, shite obviously. On the other hand, how many people on this forum spent the first half of last season moaning about how ridiculously over-priced he was? Hmmm, rated at £25m now….
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Made 4 Gwladys wrote:I think he's decent but 13M is bad business ... he's a 5 million player
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Sack the Juggler wrote:+1Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:I think he's decent but 13M is bad business ... he's a 5 million player
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Can't see him leaving to be honest. He doesn't strike me as the kind of player to kick up a fuss and demand a transfer - look at how loyal to Wigan he was! From what we know, we're not in a position where we have to sell, he has a good relationship with the manager and he's been touted as a future Everton captain. Unless a crazy, crazy offer comes in I'm sure he'll still be an Everton player after the window shuts.
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