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I’d be having a word with Fulham to see if they could get Harry Wilson in this window, he’ll be going for nothing in the summer and they might want to cash in now and get a few M while it’s possible and Harry could fill in for Dibling while we wait for him to mature and next season Ndaiye could back to the left wing while City struggle to get Jack off their books after we’ve reluctantly(?) sent him back.
Paul (11) Paul you’ve got 11 x’s there and you only needed 7!
My thoughts in Dibling and Barry (and Aznou) are that they are long term projects and not necessarily “Moyes picks”. I’m sure he was consulted and had a say but they would be intended as part of the “future Everton” and not for immediate impact. Moyes probably, and I’m obviously guessing here so could be miles out, thought he could get through most games with the established players we have – McNeil, Ndiaye on the right, Myko left back and Beto up top, bringing those aforementioned in gradually. My worry about Dibling is not that he lacks the quality to make a future star, but he’s just a kid and obviously struggles living away from home. He really doesn’t look happy does he? Barry too is very young and could well be struggling to settle in the North West. As for Aznou, I bet Moyes will have looked at the two times he lost the ball rather than the twice he made something happen, and we won’t see much more of that adventurous spontaneity from him.
Neil and Eric? I can’t see any difference in the two paras?? Am I being fick?
Erm… Derek and Eric — you\'ve just been told from his mouth that Moyes has the last word.What more do you xxxxxxxxxx need?