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If he was sat on the bench or just playing conference, I doubt he\'d sign a new contract. So assuming we trigger the 1 year option, he\'d leave on a free. The alternative is sell him next summer for what £10-20m? It worked on Dewesbury Hall, to extent, because he was still under contract. But even then, after 12 months, he moved for regular football.
Scott Phelan, Everton’s U 18 coach has taken over as Everton Women’s coach— He has been a coach at Everton since 2012, 14 years and that’s the first time I’ve heard of him.
Kev…in many ways I agree with you. Not a model I love either.
Remember when Tony Hibbert played centre-back against Man City in 2012? That\'s where he would have played his entire career if only he was 2 or 3 inches taller. Mykolenko is from the same mould, an excellent defender but probably too slight to play centre-back, unfortunately. I\'ve always liked him, despite his obvious limitations, but he\'s been poor this season as those limitations are more exposed now we\'re not struggling against the drop anymore as the overall quality of the team has improved. Sadly, Mykolenko hasn\'t. If we get Conference League next season, then he\'ll be an excellent back-up who will still be getting plenty of minutes. Like Dewsbury-Hall did last season with Chelsea.
I think we are just arguing about different things Ged. I know you like EitC, and I wasn\'t intending to criticise them. Rather the model. My real objection is how the role of the football club is morphing. Its voice is growing louder over a number of different issues, and I don\'t like it. I think the bastards who run things use footy for a number of different agendas, and promoting sensitivity on mental health is high on their agenda. 50 years ago, if a football player had complained his mental health had gone in the bin cos a club had pulled out on him, we\'d all have had a wry chuckle. Now, it\'s \'oooh, say no more. Deepest sympathies\'. It\'s almost taboo to question someone if they reference this. which makes for a very fragmented society. Our group identity lacks all cohesion if we lose the confidence to call BullShit on things we all share.