Jack Rodwell - Beckenbauer in err Sky Blue

should be pushing for a starting place next season

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/everton-fc/everton-fc-news/2010/03/25/jack-rodwell-can-be-everton-fc-s-steven-gerrard-says-phil-jagielka-100252-26106093/?

Super wrote:Yeah, he certainly did a cracking job after coming on last night. When I saw that he was coming on for Saha, I thought it was a strange substitution to make, but IMWT.

Was probably brought on to shore up the midfield since we were under siege at times.

Valentino Blue wrote:http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/everton-fc/everton-fc-news/2010/03/25/jack-rodwell-can-be-everton-fc-s-steven-gerrard-says-phil-jagielka-100252-26106093/?

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Sprogglebox wrote:
Good on yer Rodwell lad. Crackin' run that, great play. Me and you should go out on the ales some time.

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:

Valentino Blue wrote:http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/everton-fc/everton-fc-news/2010/03/25/jack-rodwell-can-be-everton-fc-s-steven-gerrard-says-phil-jagielka-100252-26106093/?

One comment to that story:

Sprogglebox wrote:
Good on yer Rodwell lad. Crackin' run that, great play. Me and you should go out on the ales some time.

legend

He's well ahead of Gerrard at his age. In my my mind Rooney would have come on quicker under Moyes.

Everton midfielder Jack Rodwell is set to sign a new four-and-a-half-year deal with the Toffees, earning him £25,000 a week. The news will disappoint Manchester United and Chelsea, who have had their eyes on the 19-year-old.

Good news, so even if they come in for him, they'll have to cough up big bucks.
Someone is going to go for big money this summer, so that DM can pluck a couple of unknowns and turn them into world beaters....etc etc......

Hopefully this is true and that Pienaar is next.

We have to keep this squad together. I think we are one quality striker away from being a top 4 team

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/apr/07/arsenal-jack-rodwell-brede-hangeland

Bryan wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/apr/07/arsenal-jack-rodwell-brede-hangeland

Too bad they've got fuck all money then.

Bryan wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/apr/07/arsenal-jack-rodwell-brede-hangeland

Kind of a non story really.

Tonteau wrote:

Bryan wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/apr/07/arsenal-jack-rodwell-brede-hangeland

Too bad they've got fuck all money then.

They'll have plenty when Fabregas leaves for Barca.

Armchair Evertonian wrote:

Tonteau wrote:

Bryan wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/apr/07/arsenal-jack-rodwell-brede-hangeland

Too bad they've got fuck all money then.

They'll have plenty when Fabregas leaves for Barca.

And who wouldn't want to play for them!?

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:

Armchair Evertonian wrote:

Tonteau wrote:

Bryan wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/apr/07/arsenal-jack-rodwell-brede-hangeland

Too bad they've got fuck all money then.

They'll have plenty when Fabregas leaves for Barca.

And who wouldn't want to play for them!?

Hibbo? It would be embarassing for the poor lad!

Armchair Evertonian wrote:

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:

Armchair Evertonian wrote:

Tonteau wrote:

Bryan wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/apr/07/arsenal-jack-rodwell-brede-hangeland

Too bad they've got fuck all money then.

They'll have plenty when Fabregas leaves for Barca.

And who wouldn't want to play for them!?

Hibbo? It would be embarassing for the poor lad!

Good point!

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/everton/article7105698.ece

Super wrote:http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/everton/article7105698.ece

It just won't end before he's sold, will it?

Super wrote:http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/everton/article7105698.ece

Read the article in the paper and it seems more about him signing a new contract albeit he has 4 years left on his current one.

Comparisons to Rooney are unjustified as we are a totally different team and club since then.

Meanwhile...

Everton are also in talks about a three-match summer tour to Australia as they look to capitalise on Cahill’s superstar status in his homeland.


The proposed visit in July is only in the planning stages, with other destinations also being considered, but Robert Elstone, the Everton chief executive, has spoken with representatives of the Queensland Government and Brisbane Roar, the A-League team, with a view to the club taking part in the annual Roar Against Racism charity game.


The mooted date for the match is reported to be July 10, after which Everton would play games against Melbourne Heart and Sydney FC, the defending Australian champions, although Cahill’s involvement would hinge on how far Australia progress in the World Cup, the final of which takes place on July 11.

(So there goes our roaring start to 2010/11 when the whole team is knackered and jet-lagged)

yankthetoffee wrote:Meanwhile...

Everton are also in talks about a three-match summer tour to Australia as they look to capitalise on Cahill’s superstar status in his homeland.


The proposed visit in July is only in the planning stages, with other destinations also being considered, but Robert Elstone, the Everton chief executive, has spoken with representatives of the Queensland Government and Brisbane Roar, the A-League team, with a view to the club taking part in the annual Roar Against Racism charity game.


The mooted date for the match is reported to be July 10, after which Everton would play games against Melbourne Heart and Sydney FC, the defending Australian champions, although Cahill’s involvement would hinge on how far Australia progress in the World Cup, the final of which takes place on July 11.

(So there goes our roaring start to 2010/11 when the whole team is knackered and jet-lagged)

No US tour then.

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:

yankthetoffee wrote:Meanwhile...

Everton are also in talks about a three-match summer tour to Australia as they look to capitalise on Cahill’s superstar status in his homeland.


The proposed visit in July is only in the planning stages, with other destinations also being considered, but Robert Elstone, the Everton chief executive, has spoken with representatives of the Queensland Government and Brisbane Roar, the A-League team, with a view to the club taking part in the annual Roar Against Racism charity game.


The mooted date for the match is reported to be July 10, after which Everton would play games against Melbourne Heart and Sydney FC, the defending Australian champions, although Cahill’s involvement would hinge on how far Australia progress in the World Cup, the final of which takes place on July 11.

(So there goes our roaring start to 2010/11 when the whole team is knackered and jet-lagged)

No US tour then.

stopover in LA to play Galaxy on the way back?

mindyerho? wrote:

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:

yankthetoffee wrote:Meanwhile...

Everton are also in talks about a three-match summer tour to Australia as they look to capitalise on Cahill’s superstar status in his homeland.


The proposed visit in July is only in the planning stages, with other destinations also being considered, but Robert Elstone, the Everton chief executive, has spoken with representatives of the Queensland Government and Brisbane Roar, the A-League team, with a view to the club taking part in the annual Roar Against Racism charity game.


The mooted date for the match is reported to be July 10, after which Everton would play games against Melbourne Heart and Sydney FC, the defending Australian champions, although Cahill’s involvement would hinge on how far Australia progress in the World Cup, the final of which takes place on July 11.

(So there goes our roaring start to 2010/11 when the whole team is knackered and jet-lagged)

No US tour then.

stopover in LA to play Galaxy pick up Landon Donovan on the way back ?

Corrected!

Armchair Evertonian wrote:

mindyerho? wrote:

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:

yankthetoffee wrote:Meanwhile...

Everton are also in talks about a three-match summer tour to Australia as they look to capitalise on Cahill’s superstar status in his homeland.


The proposed visit in July is only in the planning stages, with other destinations also being considered, but Robert Elstone, the Everton chief executive, has spoken with representatives of the Queensland Government and Brisbane Roar, the A-League team, with a view to the club taking part in the annual Roar Against Racism charity game.


The mooted date for the match is reported to be July 10, after which Everton would play games against Melbourne Heart and Sydney FC, the defending Australian champions, although Cahill’s involvement would hinge on how far Australia progress in the World Cup, the final of which takes place on July 11.

(So there goes our roaring start to 2010/11 when the whole team is knackered and jet-lagged)

No US tour then.

stopover in LA to play Galaxy pick up Landon Donovan on the way back ?

Corrected!