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David West – 7 – My feelings are that he’s just taken time to settle, off the pitch as much as on it.
Martin Berry – 16 – Patience, gentlemen, patience, the lad is just a lad, the talent’s there, and it will be nurtured. Let’s wait and see how he does in the impending season.
A year is a long time in a footy career – ‘the lad is just a lad’, well that explains everything then. What makes you think Martin that he will be ‘nurtured’? Do you think that he has been effectively ‘nurtured’ up to now.
These two posts tend to put things on Dibling’s shoulders. I don’t. My only concern about him is whether or not the big move up north has indeed has a detrimental impact on his frame of mind.
Time for Kinnear and his recruitment team to deliver. We know how good they are as they told us themselves.
Based on the quality of the squad today and Moyes’s managerial habits, it could be a long and painful season. We all hope it isn’t for course, but there needs to action to improve the squad in the next 2 weeks.
Saints Daniel-the-Absent and Angus-the-Silent do not help themselves to court us do they? No words. Little action. Pre-season well under way. Beto/Barry up front. No right-back(s).
Things might well be under control off stage somewhere. There is a proper plan in place that we know nothing about.
Perhaps Saint Daniel-the-Absent will hallelujah show up at one of the next few ‘friendlies’ and run to the Evertonians giving them a John Stones ‘calm down, calm down’. With who knows, as nobody seems to know. Stonesy himself showing our leader how to do the ‘calm down’ actions.