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  Jeff Armstrong in Everton vs Lille: The players to have played for both clubs
• We need a right back and a centrr forward.rnBut as Basil Fawlty said specialist subject, the bleedin obvious...
  Ray Jacques in Pre-season Friendly against Lille ends in a late draw
• Good sings I guess after reading all postsrnCOYB!...
  Nicolas Piñon in Pre-season Friendly against Lille ends in a late draw
• Sorry, just seen the highlights and #56 I thought it was N\'diaye but it was Armstrong with the horrible miss.rnrn#62 - Keane totally at fault for the cross. Aznou makes a half hearted challenge and the ball goes wide and Keane goes over to cover. Keane gets beaten and the cross comes in and Aznou just blocks it back to the player who crosses to the unmarked player with O\'Brien, Patterson and Johnson marking space. Yes, Keane was beaten by a player but I think he could have expected some assistance from the rest of his team....
  Phil Roberts in Pre-season Friendly against Lille ends in a late draw
• \'Former Monaco head coach Sebastien Pocognoli has been identified by the Scottish FA as their prime candidate to replace Steve Clarke\'rnrn...
  Paul Griffiths in Pre-season Friendly against Lille ends in a late draw
• Very few players come through academies. Everton is not better or worse than any other Premier League team. In fact, they are better than many. At least many of their youngsters progress to continue playing in the four top leagues.What seems to be lacking is how many Everton supporters have limited knowledge of the differing levels their youngsters have. A player doing well in the U21s is conference league level at best. Therefore calls (or criticism) to/ off Moyes to play them in the first team is farcical. An example, Harrison Armstrong begins to develop in the Championship (a level way below the Premier League)… suddenly some supporters appear to believe he is the answer to everything. Same as Dibling. They are young. They are inexperienced. They need time to develop. ...
  Tim Stone in Melvin Matos Signs First Professional Everton Deal