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Apologies for the repetition. Ian and Michael posted while I was writing mine.
Paul #19, Gana\'s current deal expires June 30 with a club option to extend another year. Ian #16, great post, covers it all for me. But as others have mentioned, it\'s not just Armstrong in the picture to replace him. Dewsbury-Hall, Rohl or Iroegbunam are candidates as well. We got a glimpse of Dewsbury-Hall working back there and he looked great generating attack from defense.
Ian B has it right.
Yea, Ian, it was an \"with the option of extending for another year.\"That\'s how we reported it at least: Idrissa Gana Gueye extends his future with Everton
I think Gueye will do okay for us in the run-in because we are only going to be playing once a week. I'm sure he will have been delighted to get a rest this weekend after his exertions in helping his country win the Afcon.Sometimes I get a feeling that Gueye is not always in sync with the players behind him… well, that's how it looks to me anyway when he goes chasing teams down and the players behind him go deeper, which instantly makes the middle of the pitch a lot bigger, instead of pushing up to keep the space in between the lines a lot tighter.