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While technically correct — that the named 25-man squad should be only players over the age of 21 by a certain date, there’s a certain practicality involved when it comes to developing youngsters, and especially kids like Dibling who have been purchased for the first team.
These days, and I believe for a number of years now, such players have it expressly written in their contracts that they will not play for the U21s. My understanding is that those players are named as part of the 25-man first-team squad…
But I have no idea how enforceable this is if the scenario developed where they needed to be classed as U21s to allow the club to bring in more senior players to fill out the 25-man over-21 squad.
I also think we sold Chermiti too soon.
Phil (72) I don’t lie. I have made mistakes on ToffeeWeb but I now try and find the facts to back up my feelings and thoughts.
If you are looking at goals throughout their careers then we should have kept Maupay on that basis. Who throughout his career has scored 1 goal every 4 games. We could also count every goals scored at under 17, 16 etc if that will help your point to prove me wrong. I am only interested on the goals players scored for Everton.
Once again my point is the goals they have actually score for us;
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Lets look at the goals the players you mentioned in your post have actually scored for us.
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Beto <a href=""https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beto_(footballer,_born_1998)
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There is still a chance that Barry might get better Link
Strikers not signed by Moyes.
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If not, then I’d keep him for squad depth to cover for the inevitable injuries that will happen throughout the season.
Couldn’t get a ticket!