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Echo what Matt says. When he was first linked I thought why are we being linked to him... He's not good enough etc. However started to watch him more and he is quite a tidy useful player

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Echo what Matt says. When he was first linked I thought why are we being linked to him... He's not good enough etc. However started to watch him more and he is quite a tidy useful player

 

Yes, same here. He looks like a neat and tidy midfielder who would fit in well, and the fact that he provides decent cover at LB too is a bonus.

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I saw enough today and have done previously to see he'll be a good squad player should we get him. He was left mid today - think he'll primarily be cm for us, add Barry in the summer then I'd be happy with McCarthy, Barry, Gibson and Colback as the base for the 2 deep midfield roles. We need depth all over the squad as lack of quality is why we've died off since a busy Christmas period. Obviously strikers will be our main priority in the summer!

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I've taken more notice of him recently too. He gets around the park very well, similar to McCarthy really. For free he would be a good addition.

Being creative isnt really part of the job for our midfield two, so I wouldnt expect a load of assists really. Any extra creativity and goals are a bonus. Creating freedom for our full backs seems to be the priority, and I think he could do that easily.

 

If we had four central midfielders, two right footers and two left, that would be a great mix imo, and all four would have only cost about £14m in transfer fees.

 

Barry McCarthy

Colback Gibson

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So far Barry has not sign a new contract with Everton, therefore two midfielders are needed.

Colback would be:

1) Free (the most important), 2) with Premier League experience, 3) young, 4) with potential to improve, or 5) be sold for a couple of million the next year if he fails.

 

Can't see any negatives, unless he demands huge wages or a big signing fee for the agent.

 

For the lad it should be a great opportunity to improve his fortune, play the Europa League (at the moment - 5th is where Everton stands), learn with an exciting young manager and, if he cements a place in the starting XI, he could become an England international. I can only see him as a squad player, but who knows how he will develop eventually.

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I think Colback is a cheaper alternative to Cleverley, especially based on this seasons form. I think Cleverley probably has the potential to develop more than Colback does but considering the fee and wages, I know which one I would be more inclined to go for.

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