JAMES McFADDEN memulai debutnya pertama kali di Everton FC saat carling cup, dengan hasil seri saat melawan Stockport County pada September 2003.
saat akhirnya kembali ke everton fc pemain 28 tahun ini, dengan gembira membuang gaya rambut ekor tikus lamanya dan merapihkan rambutnya malam itu, menunjukkan bahwa ia masih hanya berusia 28 tahun .
“aku tidak tua seperi yang terlihat,” ia tersenyum.
“aku membuat debut karir dunia persepakbolaan di Motherwell saat aku berusia 17 tahun jadi hanya menunggu waktu .”
setelah melewati 1 tahun masa cideranya, McFadden akan sangat senang untuk memberitahukan penggemar-penggemar sepakbola bahwa ia masih eksis di kancah persepakbolaan.
“itu semua sangat menurunkan mental saya tidak bisa bermain sepakbola selama 12 bulan, dan sekarang mencoba bangkit dari keterpurukan dan memulai karir sepakbola dari awal kembali” ia menjelaskan.
"Saya tak menipu orang lain. Saya tak pernah menjadi tukang diving. Saya hanya penyerang yang sering dilanggar lawan," kata Suarez seperti dilansir The Sun.
"Premier League lebih menarik dari kompetisi mana pun yang pernah saya ikuti dan saya selalu berusaha bertarung karena butuh kekuatan fisik lebih,"
"Inggris adalah petualangan besar bagi saya dan saya ingin sukses di sini. Ada banyak pujian, tapi bermain di Liverpool membuat anda selalu dapat tantangan. Saya ingin menjadi legenda Anfield,"
Pemain berjulu El Pistolero itu musim lalu tampil gemilang -meski tak mencetak gol- saat The Reds menang 3-1 lawan United di Anfield, dan ia ingin melakukannya sekali lagi.
"Saya datang ke Inggris untuk pertandingan seperti ini. Menghadapi United dengan kekuatan lini depan mereka, tapi kunci dari kemenangan adalah bagaimana kami bermain dengan cara kami sendiri,"
"Liverpool bisa mengalahkan tim mana pun di Premier League, terutama ketika bermain di Anfield, jadi sangat mungkin untuk mengulang hasil musim lalu dan menikmati kemenangan atas United. Bila kami mampu mempertahankan level permainan ini, kami akan menang," tegasnya. (sun/zul) sumber
England should be proud of Everton FC, says Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas
CHELSEA manager Andre Villas-Boas believes the whole of England should be proud of the way Everton FC continually defy the odds.
David Moyes’s men journey to Stamford Bridge tomorrow aiming to extend an unbeaten Premier League run at the venue that stretches back to April 2006.
While a newcomer to English football in the summer, Villas-Boas has already noted how a lack of fresh investment has forced Moyes to work within tight financial restraints.
“In football and paper things look different but surprises happen, it’s why I don’t believe in having a favourites role in every game we play because the unpredictable can happen,” said Villas-Boas.
“Everton were on a very good run in my opinion, they lost against Liverpool but had they won they would be up challenging for the top with one game in hand.
“So they are in a good situation and once again proving that David Moyes’s work is something fantastic”.
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The scale of the financial pressures Everton are under are laid bare with each set of accounts. But despite recent unrest from fans, Kenwright is adamant Everton supporters would still prefer he remain than risk a new owner who might pile more debt on the club.
"Maybe there's a downside to having a chairman who is a football fan," Kenwright said in a BBC interview. "We lose £4-5 million a year; that's a lot of money, that's a player to David Moyes.
"I think Evertonians would rather stay with me, with all my drawbacks, if they knew that a potential new owner would saddle the club with debt."
Everton fans are bewildered that rich owners have snubbed Goodison, while the likes of Manchester City reap dividends. The reason for that is the stadium, or lack of it, as Everton struggle with their ageing arena.
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There were mixed fortunes for Everton's on loan players on Saturday.
Shane Duffy, Jose Baxter and Luke Garbutt were all in action in Leagues One and Two, recording the full range of results.
Left-back Garbutt made his first league start for Cheltenham and took just 39 minutes to set up Alan Bennett for the Robins' first goal in a 2-1 win over Dagenham and Redbridge.
Up in League One Jose Baxter was also in creative mood, setting up Tranmere's goal in their creditable 1-1 draw at high-flying Charlton.
But Shane Duffy and Scunthorpe were on the end of a shock home defeat to lowly Leyton Orient at Glanford Park.
Duffy himself had a couple of late efforts on goal but the Iron couldn't find an equaliser.
