The Rumour Mill, Season 2011-12

Return of the Scottish Rooney?

14/10/2011 | Comments (6)
Reading between the lines any possibility of Jamie McFadden returning to Everton has to be very remote, with the player's representatives having been locked in talks with Celtic over the past month, and a deal waiting onthe table at Wolves. The link with Everton is "emotional", which likely means nothing at all.

However, according to an anonymous "Sportsmail Reporter", the Daily Mail claim that David Moyes has confirmed he is trying to get the injured striker back to Goodison Park. McFadden has been out for over a year with cruciate ligament damage.

Original Source: TribalFootball.com

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Joe Bibb
1   Posted 14/10/2011 at 21:47:20

If he's injured then Moyes will want him the same as he played an injured Cahill in the Derby. The same as taking Gardner injured on loan from Spurs . I watched an injured Yobo limp onto the pitch at the start of a game. Hibbert was played injured in the Cup Final. Moyes would rather put his faith in an injured player than someone he doesn't trust.

It's happened season after season but all you Moyes fans will not agree. Oh by the way where is Ross Barkley ? Wasn't he a better bet than an injured Cahill? But he made a mistake in the Blackburn game so must be punished. Just as well Neville and Jags don't get the same code of perfection judged on them. As for Moyes going to a bigger club , laugh out loud as they say in the world of text . No one in nine years have tried to prise him away from his safe little well paid job at Goodison.
Jimmy Sorheim
2   Posted 14/10/2011 at 22:37:03

Would be a plan b sort of thing. If Straq does not work out.
Nick Entwistle
3   Posted 15/10/2011 at 01:39:30

Christ Joe, relax a little.
Brendan McLaughlin
4   Posted 15/10/2011 at 01:46:55

"Laugh out world as they say in the world of text" ? makes as much sense as 4-4-2, "go for it" or get out there with "attitude"! Let's try saying we are a better looking side than you lot...?
Gaute Lie
5   Posted 15/10/2011 at 21:34:58

It must be a joke.


Everton needs McFadden just as much as I need gonorrhea.
Gaute Lie
6   Posted 16/10/2011 at 16:59:57

Jimmy, it would be a sign of panic from Moyes if he was to take McFadden back.

Norsk stuff deleted ? English only, please!

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