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Interesting, Samuel. But it\'s not exactly an exciting bunch, is it? Watching Parrott against Portugal and Hungary, the Evertonian might just have come up to the mature player capability level. Perhaps it would be a good move for us. Paul. I agree and the added comment from Al-Ahli that he is going nowhere this coming January would seem to preclude him from a move to Everton. But, he certainly knows where the goal is.
Seems to be complicated. Whatever happened to the KISS principle? But, is it better for us than the previous \"complicated\" system?
George #18 PSR…perhaps?
Nicely put, Michael.Two years ago I was scratching my head as to why we didn\'t put in a bid for this lad (and why Man Utd left him on the bench). At worst an 8 goals a season man.At the moment, I\'d settle for a 2-goal-a-season striker!
Meanwhile, in the Championship, no Harrison Armstrong for Preston NE as they take on Blackburn Rovers, but former Everton players Lewis Dobbin and Thierry Small are in the starting lineup at Deepdale. Preston boss Paul Heckingbottom told Sky Sports:\"He [Harrison Armstrong] felt his groin a little bit when he was away on international duty so we brought him straight back.\"Nothing major but not fit for the game today.\"