The Rumour Mill, Season 2011-12

Dani Boy can't settle in Spain

08/11/2011 |

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Everton are hoping to clinch a January loan deal for Valencia outcast Dani Parejo. The former QPR midfielder, who joined the club from Getafe in the summer, has failed to settle and has made just two appearances for his new club.

Original Source: TalkSport

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Nick Entwistle
1 Posted 08/11/2011 at 16:39:43

Moyes' new strategy. A team of Real Madrid cast-offs. Still, better than a team of Utd's.

Eric Myles
2 Posted 09/11/2011 at 01:43:29

?Confused Nick, I don't see Real Madrid mentioned in that piece?

But anyway he's actually a QPR reject, someone they didn't think was good enough for them in the Premier League? So why is he good enough for us?

Rob Teo
3 Posted 09/11/2011 at 02:37:17

Eric#2, We've already gone for Birmingham rejects (a la McFadden), so in a sense QPR rejects are a step up for us!

Nick Entwistle
4 Posted 09/11/2011 at 09:02:03

Quick perusal of his career on Wiki, Eric, and he played 5 games for Real before heading to QPR on loan.
He has though played for all the Spanish levels up to U21, 19 appearances, and he's only 22 now.

Derek Thomas
5 Posted 10/11/2011 at 21:49:40

The search for another diamond in the rough Arteta goes on.

Moyes has always liked this try before you buy thing.

Michael Guy
6 Posted 10/11/2011 at 22:26:50

I would rather we went for Barnetta or Ninis to replace Arteta both are availlable on free's next summer so should'nt cost a fortune.

Andrew Ellams
7 Posted 10/11/2011 at 22:38:56

There a couple of very talented and young creative players in the Swiss squad. Shame we can't even afford Swiss cheese

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