Everton Rumours Archive November 20 2013

20 Nov 2013 15:13:06
Hi Ed what's the chances of Tim Cahill joining us later {Ed002's Note - I cannot say hat the chances are, but it could be disruptive.}

I would ave tim back he's a ledgeand

We could do with his leadership and given that we've lost a few players to injury such as Gibson and Kone he'd be a better option off the bench than Naismith.

Great servant to the club but he was passed it when he last played for us. Move on

That's an interesting point you make Ed, why do you think his return might be disruptive?

BitterBlue {Ed002's Note - EFC have a tea who are performing pretty well that will likely get one or two additions in January. Taking someone and playing him (as he won't come to sit on the bench) for six or eights weeks will take a place away from a regular in a team that has been pulling together and performing well.}

Yea you're probably right there Ed, personally I'd love for Cahill to come back but I see where you're coming from. Cheers Ed.

BitterBlue

20 Nov 2013 23:34:22
his legs went even before he left us, he is a legend and a player I love to bits but in terms of footballing ability he may not be able to make much of an impact, not worth it imo

Mike-Ox Long

Agree with the 3rd reply.

Well he is still better than Barkley even if his legs are gone! plus learning from Tim might turn Barkley into a half decent player

I'm assuming his 3-match ban still stands. We play on the first day of the new year, so there is no way he could be registered for that game. So he'd miss the third-round FA Cup match, and PL matches home to Norwich and away to West Brom. We'd get him back for the fourth round, and Liverpool at Anfield, though.

Two cup matches and six PL matches (though three are @Liverpool, @Tottenham, and @Chelsea), I don't know that that's enough.

21 Nov 2013 15:42:18
anonymous poster who said tim is better, are you a kopite or just really don't like ross?

Mike-Ox Long