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Patterson has been here for 4.5 years, so a decision will be made whether the club will renew his contract this summer, let him walk for free in 2027, or sell him. His non involvement tells me thst decision has been made and Moyes is rewarding players with minutes that have a future at the club. Patterson could well be retained, to disprove that, but the signs don't look good for Patterson.
I see the Bobble is reporting that Branthwaite didn\'t go on the warm weather training trip, and he has suggested the club will monitor his minutes very carefully. Usually there are loads of pictures on X of Everton training but I haven\'t seen any from this warm weather training camp or where it was.
I\'ve said before this Patterson thing is a mystery to me, he might not be a world beater but he\'s seems a perfectly decent player. It\'s not been just Moyes though, the other managers we have had while he\'s been here have not rated him either! In Moyes case maybe he thinks O\'Brien is better on corners against us, and corners for us with his extra height. Maybe he\'s poor at keeping himself fit or he\'s a bit of a boyo after dark, who knows!
Shaun 8 I agree – be glad to see that picture of Rooney removed from ToffeeWeb.
Why have we got an Ex Man Utd player on here talking about anything 🤷♂️ Rooney couldn’t get out the door quick enough. Jeffers thought he was bigger, better than what he was. Who gives a flying fook about either of them. I’d prefer to read about Everton players not kiss the badge no marks.