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Felli, Rodwell, Barkely....
  • sambo applecart
    Posts: 24,216
    The makings of the next holy trinity??
  • cjohno
    Posts: 5,190
    pretty much doubt it, maybe the potential is there, but cant see us having all 3 together for any length of time at everton.
  • Russell82
    Posts: 734
    Just posted the very same thing on another thread.  

    I agree.
  • sambo applecart
    Posts: 24,216
    cjohno said:

    pretty much doubt it, maybe the potential is there, but cant see us having all 3 together for any length of time at everton.


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    we can live in hope and dream r kidd :)
  • cjohno
    Posts: 5,190
    sambo applecart said:

    cjohno said:

    pretty much doubt it, maybe the potential is there, but cant see us having all 3 together for any length of time at everton.


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    we can live in hope and dream r kidd :)
    we can mate we can, fed up of dreaming about everton over the last few years i want reality :-((

  • sambo applecart
    Posts: 24,216
    cjohno said:

    sambo applecart said:

    cjohno said:

    pretty much doubt it, maybe the potential is there, but cant see us having all 3 together for any length of time at everton.


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    we can live in hope and dream r kidd :)
    we can mate we can, fed up of dreaming about everton over the last few years i want reality :-((


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    the best things come to those who wait ;)
  • mattyod
    Posts: 305
    I remember a thread that was criticising the age of our squad but if you look at Barkley, Fellaini, Rodwell, Coleman, Velios plus some of the other youth players showing signs of breaking through we have a good future. Also I am excited about our 2 loan signings especially Drenthe.

    Reality is we will sell more in the near future but if we could have a good run and show potential for Europe we might get them re-signing. Man U built their success on a young group of players (just when money was to be made). If Moyes can continue to let one or two players leave but introduce youth we could get out this financial hole.

    For now though Moyes needs to start with Felliani and Barkley in the middle with Drenthe one side and Coleman the other. Velios and Saha up top and lets see how good they are.
  • cjohno
    Posts: 5,190
    mattyod said:

    I remember a thread that was criticising the age of our squad but if you look at Barkley, Fellaini, Rodwell, Coleman, Velios plus some of the other youth players showing signs of breaking through we have a good future. Also I am excited about our 2 loan signings especially Drenthe.

    Reality is we will sell more in the near future but if we could have a good run and show potential for Europe we might get them re-signing. Man U built their success on a young group of players (just when money was to be made). If Moyes can continue to let one or two players leave but introduce youth we could get out this financial hole.

    For now though Moyes needs to start with Felliani and Barkley in the middle with Drenthe one side and Coleman the other. Velios and Saha up top and lets see how good they are.



    i agree time to be a little bolder and trust some of our young players, cant see moyes doing it unfortunately
  • DonMakaveli
    Posts: 705
    Posted this myself about a month ago.

    Think if we can tie Fellaini down then they will be fantastic together, however......

    Can't see it happening while Ossie and Cahill are options. If Cahillls out the Ossie moves into his position. Don't like Leon out on the left either.

    Think Rodwell's shown improvement already this season, tough BUT FAIR in the tackle and his man marking job on Silva last week was first class.

    Would love to see Drenthe out on the left and Seamus on the right as out and out wingers and Felli, Rodwell and Ross in the middle with Tolos up front.
  • cjohno
    Posts: 5,190
    not sure of coleman tbh, think his final ball is poor, barkley is talented enough to play right mid drenthe rodwell felli barkley nice midfield nice balance to it, vellios and saha upfront should be a nice partnership on paper, even vellios and cahill would work well if saha not fit , i like osman in his natural position in the centre, he would be a decent partner for felli as well .
  • mattyod
    Posts: 305
    I feel both Rodwell and Fellaini are holding mids and would like strong passer in the middle with one of them. Barkley would be ideal and think it is his strongest position. Agree Coleman needs to improve but on his day is a real threat down the wing.

    I feel the reason Felliani gets stick is because Moyes keep picking a team that forces him forward and he gets a bit lost. His best spell 2 seasons ago was DM and we were getting result and everyone though he was the best mid in the country at that time until he got injured. Also Rodwell kept getting put as an advancing mid or on the right and he struggled and it would be ashame to do it to Barkley.

    Either play 5 in the middle with both Rodwell and Fellaini supporting Barkley in the middle or drop Rodwell.
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