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Keane and Jagielka could miss next two games

The duo missed yesterday's 2-1 win over Bournemouth and Ronald Koeman says it's possible neither player will feature until after the upcoming international break.
Keane suffered a gash to his foot that will rule him out of Thursday's Europa League clash with the Cypriots while Jagielka has a minor hamstring complaint.
"It's not so bad," Koeman said of Keane's injury yesterday. "His foot was a little bit open and the doctor said he will maybe reach next Sunday but he will be doubtful for Thursday.
"I think he cannot start on Thursday but maybe yes on Sunday.
"Jagielka has a slight hamstring problem and will be one week to 10 days out and we will not take that risk before the international break.
"We did not have seven normally starting players today so it is even more of a compliment to the players who played today for what they showed."
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2 Posted 24/09/2017 at 22:26:15
3 Posted 24/09/2017 at 23:14:57
4 Posted 25/09/2017 at 02:51:30
5 Posted 25/09/2017 at 08:06:24
6 Posted 25/09/2017 at 08:58:52
I don't see them playing together, Rooney slows the game down (still a very skilful player) whereas Sigurdsson is more of a fast pace player.
I said it in a previous post: Do we have a Gerrard/Lampard situation with Rooney and Sigurdsson? However, nobody agreed or disagreed with me on that point?
7 Posted 25/09/2017 at 11:10:29
We have gone from one dumb manager to another. I thought he said last season, that every position in the team was up for grabs by the players who were performing the best at that moment in time. Another lie, Ronald?
8 Posted 25/09/2017 at 11:20:28
Damn.
9 Posted 25/09/2017 at 11:26:21
10 Posted 25/09/2017 at 11:50:37
At least Koemans have ability".
Yeah .The ability to lose football matches., " Every manager has their favourites.
At least Koemans have ability".
Yeah .The ability to lose football matches.,,,0,11:50:29,,94.194.185.188,gated,16365,09/25/2017 11:50:29,evertonvic,suspended,, 853955,35547,toffeeweb,25/09/2017,James Marshall,allanhobbs@gmail.com,"People seem to get so worked up over things they read in the press Koeman is our manager, and he's an ambitious man who wants to do well. Yes, that means he doesn't see himself at Everton for the next 10 years, but so what?
Do you really think he's deliberately making a mess of things? No, he's principled and has 'his way' of doings things, but isn't that single minded attitude the reason people get into positions like his?
You could say the exact same thing about all top managers and by 'top manager' I refer to every single one of them in the Premier League.
I quite like the guy, despite our recent results and perceived treatment of Niasse. Reading Koeman's comments on the Niasse thing, I kinda got what he was saying.
He's Everton manager, and while he is, I'll still back him. You can't blame him for us not signing a striker either it's a bigger issue than just Ronald Koeman.
11 Posted 25/09/2017 at 11:59:45
He made one critical error for the goal. There was another error we got away with, but everything else he did was very good and he brought the ball out of defence well, but perhaps a little too well as he looked to get forward, and perhaps he shouldn't be doing that whilst looking to stake his claim to be a centre half. Instead, he should be showing he can do the basics and then build upon that.
Very much a mixed performance, but it was very promising and he clearly can do the job and do it well, he just needs some experience at the top level. Surely, he must start on Thursday.
12 Posted 25/09/2017 at 13:17:48
It's worse than a Lampard/Gerard conundrum – amazed that the BBC panel had them as the all time Premier League central midfield: idiots.
We have three No 10s (Sigurdsson, Rooney and Klaassen) and almost no wingers - –or none that are picked to play. We should have chosen between Sigurdsson and Klaassen and used the savings on a left wing back. Amazingly, we are picking all three and have no width. I'd give Klaassen the Europe games, and Sigurdsson or Rooney the Premier League games.
Wingers? Vlasic, Lennon and soon – not soon enough – Bolasie.
13 Posted 25/09/2017 at 13:57:35
Stranger things have happened. Oumar never gave up, perhaps Ross should sit down with him!
14 Posted 25/09/2017 at 15:25:36
We needed Niasse because of a lack of alternatives. We'd need a plane crash (Heaven Forbid!) for the same to be true for Barkley.
15 Posted 25/09/2017 at 15:52:20
Ross should look at Oumar on the pitch in not giving up, as well as off it.
16 Posted 25/09/2017 at 15:58:22
17 Posted 25/09/2017 at 18:08:58
18 Posted 25/09/2017 at 20:08:18
David (#16), Oumar has conducted himself with dignity.
Ross for some reason is being badly advised, and appears to be acting on that advice, and dare I say it, alienating himself from a lot of us who have/are supporting him through this current turbulent period in his career.
I can't see him breaking into any current top 6 squad, let alone securing a starting berth.
That's my point!
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1 Posted 24/09/2017 at 21:48:54